Although a man is facing charges in connection with the death this summer of his stepson, Moliere Desrosiers says accountability isn’t enough for him and his family.
Jonathan “Joe” Sanon, 35, “the son every father wishes they could have,” was killed near the Boston Common in late July in what law enforcement has called a seemingly random attack.
Even with the arrest of 27-year-old Ashlie Jeremie and the murder charge he faces in connection with Sanon’s death, the family still calls for justice — not only in the courts, but in how the city confronts the mental health crisis they believe helped lead to their son’s killing…