Justine van der Leun

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2,366 appearances 8 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 14 Sep

Justine van der Leun’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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She maintained to me that she only did so because she hoped it would get her out of solitary.
There it was again, a pattern.
Quineda got desperate, so Quineda came up with a scheme, which she then denied.
At the same time, TDCJ was not treating Quinetta properly.
Quinetta had been placed in solitary for an offense that TDCJ could never quite prove, and a nonviolent one at that.
The United Nations has defined more than 15 consecutive days in solitary confinement as torture.
Quinetta was left in solitary confinement for more than 3,000 consecutive days.
So...
Quinetta had bad done to her.
She did bad.
She had more bad done to her.
And on it went, a vicious circle.
For as long as I'd been working on this project, I'd been trying to come to terms with what it all meant.
Quinetta told me that the only way prisoners in solitary can experience touch is in the exercise cages.
There are a couple pens next to each other, and sometimes you get an hour to move around in them, alone.
If you climb about 20 feet up, there, at the top, there's a little gap in the fencing.
If you balance precariously and someone else in the next cage does the exact same thing, then you can press your fingertips to another person's.
But, Quinet added, that's for the younger prisoners.
She wasn't climbing anywhere.
So, no physical touch.
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