Florida needs to pass Destiny’s Law. Period.

Destiny’s Law would require those convicted of domestic violence to be placed on a public registry—just like sex offenders. And let’s be real… that kind of transparency could save lives.

Because here’s the truth nobody wants to say out loud:
Abuse usually doesn’t start with murder. It escalates.

Destiny Chambers was not the first woman harmed by Joshua Gonzalez—but she was the one who lost her life.

And that should make every single one of us uncomfortable.

How many red flags could have been seen sooner if there was a system in place?

How many victims could have walked away before it was too late?

This isn’t about punishment—it’s about prevention.
It’s about giving people the information they need to protect themselves and their children.

Domestic violence thrives in silence and secrecy.
A registry shines a light where people have been left in the dark for far too long.

We cannot keep waiting until it turns deadly to take it seriously.

Support stronger laws.

Speak up.
Protect each other.

#DestinysLaw
#JusticeForDestiny
#EndDomesticViolence
#ProtectOurWomen
#SayTheirNames