Justine van der LeunHost
Kwaneta HarrisGuestAnd through our years-long correspondence, I learned about her past and what brought her to prison.
Like so many women I've reported on, she had a history of abuse and trauma.
And I'd wanted to make this podcast because I thought that story deserved to be told.
But the more I dug in, the more people I talked to, the more I realized that my initial concept of Quinetta, of what she'd been through and what she'd done, it flattened her.
At first, I thought Quinetta's narrative would move from point A to point B pretty easily.
But soon, I learned that with Quinetta, there were no straight lines, only a labyrinth, elaborate and disorienting.
And through our years-long correspondence, I learned about her past and what brought her to prison.
Like so many women I've reported on, she had a history of abuse and trauma.
And I'd wanted to make this podcast because I thought that story deserved to be told.
But the more I dug in, the more people I talked to, the more I realized that my initial concept of Quinetta, of what she'd been through and what she'd done, it flattened her.
At first, I thought Quinetta's narrative would move from point A to point B pretty easily.
But soon, I learned that with Quinetta, there were no straight lines, only a labyrinth, elaborate and disorienting.
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