Robert Couturier

They were bunk beds.

And I said to him, I said, oh my God, are you expecting grandchildren?

And he said, no, these are for my, these are for the girls.

especially for the bunk rooms.

They had to be for girls and pink and this sort of things.

You don't put women on bunk beds.

I'm sorry.

There was another little room with computers and I said, what is this room?

And he said, this room is for the girls when they have fun and they play with their computers.

The whole house was very odd because we were on the beach and the house had heavy, dark curtains everywhere.

The windows were never really opened.

It felt terrible.

The girls and the young women who went on the island were basic prisoners.

You couldn't leave.

Listen, I think you can decide that you're blind.

You can decide that you only want to see what you want to see.

But the idea that a person would go to that island and not see something weird is impossible to me.

For me to have seen it, everybody else had to see it.

I've been wondering for the last 15 years if in 2010 I knew it and we all knew it and I was interrogated and nothing happened and that we could have saved so many young women that wouldn't have had to go through what they went through.

They were bunk beds.