Comments by "bj0rn" (@TheLivirus) on "AJ+" channel.

Was she really alone in her cell during those 60 days? This question may at first appear rude, but the reason I'm asking is because she never elaborates on the lack of human contact, and: "Prison administrators have pointed out that some people in segregation are allowed cellmates and thus are not "solitary." In Logan, for instance, prison watchdog group the John Howard Association found that 92 of the 99 women in segregation shared cells with one other person (a term known as double-celling). In California's women's prisons, only two of the 158 women in Administrative Segregation and four of the 78 women in the Security Housing Unit were in cells alone; the others are double-celled." http://www.truth-out.org/news/item/28570-women-in-solitary-confinement# This documentary suggests through terminology and illustrations that the subject was alone in her cell, so if she was not, it seems it was deliberately constructed to deceive the audience.
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