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Jabbar Currence spent 11 years in solitary confinement at the federal Supermax prison in Colorado. He was freed earlier this year, and arrested three days later for assault. A VICE News reporter on how the system fails inmates like Currence. Then, the Colorado woman who adapted a little-known WWII story into a comic. And, Monet’s high-maintenance road to Denver.