Dozier School for Boys survivor Captain Bill Nelson speaks out for first time
Captain Bill Nelson is speaking out for the first time about the two-and-a-half years he spent at the Dozier School for Boys. Just a skinny 11-year old, he was sent away for a crime he was later exonerated of.
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EXCLUSIVE: Dozier School survivor speaks out - Full Interview
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