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Executed prisoners return to haunt him
Ron McAndrew, a former Florida prison warden, has become an outspoken opponent of capital punishment after overseeing multiple executions, including botched ones and cases he now believes were wrongful. He regrets his role in administering the death penalty and criticizes the practice as a "premeditated ceremonial political killing." Now 88, McAndrew dedicates his time to speaking against the death penalty and assisting inmates with legal appeals, reflecting on his past actions and the growing decline of executions nationwide, though Florida continues to carry out frequent executions.
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