Kate Lincoln‑Goldfinch
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42 appearances
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1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 25 Jun
Kate Lincoln‑Goldfinch’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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There are some scenes in this documentary where she is speaking a gibberish language.
My name is Kate Lincoln-Golfinch, and I'm actually an immigration lawyer.
I'm based in Texas, and for the last 20 years, I have been working with
immigrant families in Texas.
So I bring families together, keep them together, work on helping people get visas, green cards, citizenship, and then of course recently have done a lot of detained work.
I have a ton of clients who are in detention and I file federal lawsuits to get them out.
I recently learned that I spoke an actual language called Kearney.
All I knew for 20 years is that my best friend taught me a language that her mom and her aunt used to speak.
And when I was, you know, in my early twenties, she taught me this language and we used it to, you know, talk about things that were private in public.
And over the years, we've just always, we'll revert to this language when we're on the phone and like our husbands are around very often.
We just had this secret language.
And then it came to my attention about a year ago that there's actually a Carni language, that the people who work in carnivals, I guess this is how it began, developed this language.
And it's like a type of pig Latin, you know, which is just add the sound before a vowel.
And so I learned that I did Carni and I did a little video on Carni.
finding out that I spoke Carney and really didn't think anything of it.
And that video started picking up steam when this documentary came out about Mackenzie Shirella.
And so people are all of a sudden talking about Carney again, because that's what she speaks with her mom in some of her jailhouse calls.
Mackenzie uses the language in her jailhouse calls is really kind of silly because the way that she uses it is to talk
about people who are annoying her she's talking about people who are you know in her like cell block area or she's talking she talks about a certain guard who really annoys her and so she's basically gossiping about people and just switching to the language it's clear that like probably she's just in the habit of switching to the language when she's gossiping about people
She's not discussing anything about her case.
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