Three American tourists came to Florida for a car auction and never made it home.
Now the prosecutor who let their killer walk free is claiming she is the real victim.
And this Soros-backed Florida prosecutor wants you to feel sorry for her just before Ron DeSantis removes her for the second time.
The Man She Let Walk
In 2021, Ahmad Jihad Bojeh opened fire at a Kissimmee gas station, shooting at random occupied cars and injuring a person.
Worrell’s office let him plead not guilty by reason of insanity.
Instead of a state mental hospital, Bojeh went home – to outpatient treatment in Kissimmee that he later stopped attending because, Worrell explained, he could no longer afford it.
On January 17, 2026, Bojeh walked out of his house and shot three tourists dead outside the rental home next door.
Robert Kraft, 69, of Michigan. His brother Douglas Kraft, 68, of Ohio.
Their friend James Puchan, 68, also of Ohio.
They had been stranded an extra day because of car trouble.
Osceola County Sheriff Christopher Blackmon called it cold-blooded and premeditated.
“This was just random,” he said.
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Worrell said her hands were tied.
Attorney General James Uthmeier said she never put up a fight against the insanity defense and let a violent man walk free.
He was right then.
He is right now.
The Pattern Uthmeier Has Been Documenting
The Bojeh case is not an isolated failure.
In September 2025, Uthmeier held a press conference in Orlando to detail cases Worrell declined to prosecute – including a 61-year-old man who masturbated in front of children and a man who possessed and shared videos showing the ra*e of infants and toddlers.
Worrell’s response: the charges technically couldn’t be proven.
One month ago, a 17-year-old named Keyan Rundell was arrested for the double murder of two teenagers in DeLand.
Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood went public immediately.
The teen had been in Worrell’s jurisdiction since age 12.
His prior record included aggravated battery, assault with a deadly weapon, carrying a concealed weapon, vehicle theft, drug possession and resisting an officer.
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Chitwood’s verdict: Rundell had received “years of second chances, dropped charges, and lack of prosecution” from Worrell’s office before he killed two kids.
This is the prosecutor claiming she is being targeted for political reasons.
The Leaked Report She Is Hiding Behind
DeSantis suspended Worrell in August 2023.
The Florida Supreme Court upheld it.
She ran again, won by 14 points, and returned to office in January 2025.
Now Uthmeier is preparing to remove her again – and Worrell is claiming the real reason is a leaked grand jury report connecting Uthmeier to a $10 million Medicaid fund diversion through the Hope Florida Foundation.
The report is real. Republican Senator Rick Scott called it “deeply concerning.”
The grand jury found the money – meant to help poor children get health insurance – was routed through nonprofits into a political action committee Uthmeier controlled.
Uthmeier calls it a politically motivated witch hunt.
But here is what Worrell is actually doing: taking a legitimate internal Republican dispute about campaign finance and using it as a human shield to avoid answering for Ahmad Bojeh, Keyan Rundell, and a list of predators her office declined to prosecute.
“Let me be very clear,” she said Tuesday. “In the event that I was removed, it won’t be because we aren’t doing our job. It will be because of concerns about what doing our job could look like for the people on the other end of that report.”
Translation: I am too valuable to the Democrats’ political operation to remove right now.
She Has Done This Before
This is what Soros-funded prosecutors do when accountability arrives.
They pivot to process.
They make themselves the story.
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They find a procedural complaint and dare anyone to call them on it.
Worrell’s campaign took money from a committee backed by George Soros. DeSantis noted that when he removed her the first time.
She came back on the same platform and has spent the 20 months since doing the same things that got her removed.
Three dead tourists in Kissimmee.
Two murdered teenagers in DeLand. Child predators walking. A mounting case backlog.
But according to Worrell, she is the victim.
The voters of Orange and Osceola counties will get to weigh in again eventually.
Until then, DeSantis has a job to do – and a track record that proves he is not afraid to do it.
Sources:
- “Florida repeat offender allegedly killed 3 tourists minutes from Magic Kingdom after run of violence,” Fox News, January 19, 2026.
- “Leftist prosecutor cites affordability in release of alleged tourist killer near Disney,” Fox News, January 2026.
- “Florida AG James Uthmeier accuses State Attorney Monique Worrell of being soft on crime,” Fox 35 Orlando, September 26, 2025.
- “DeLand double homicide: Sheriff, state attorney clash over teen suspect,” WFTV, August 6, 2026.
- “Monique Worrell responds to rumors she’s about to be suspended again,” Florida Phoenix, September 1, 2026.
- “Report finds $10M Medicaid settlement funds misused through Hope Florida,” CBS12, August 2026.
- “Governor Ron DeSantis Suspends State Attorney Monique Worrell for Neglect of Duty and Incompetence,” Executive Office of the Governor, August 9, 2023.
