"I get angry when I think of how (Jesse) Powell hunts for his victims, under the guise of helping us, and how he kept getting away with it," one of the victims told the News Tribune.
The $75 million project will include 185 jail beds, three new courtrooms and new facilities for the county's attorney's office, plus a remodel of some existing space at the aging complex.
The alleged victims said they had "buried" their experiences, but were inspired to come forward after two other women recently spoke to police about the conduct of Jesse Powell.
