“They are entirely isolated. They are stripped of their clothing and underwear and forced to wear a smock made of material akin to the blankets moving companies use when they wrap up furniture. They are denied utensils for eating. They cannot shower or shave. These conditions may be appropriate for someone who is actually suicidal, they serve no purpose for someone who is not. The only explanation for subjecting someone to these harsh conditions who is not suicidal is punitive,” she said.
"You were a person who had great advantages - worldwide fame and celebrity and untold money. You took advantage of hopes and dreams, holding teenangers in your house trapped. You were at the top of your organization, and you raped and beat them, separated them from their families and forced them to do unspeakable things," said US District Judge Ann Donnelly, as she minced no words while handing down the sentence.