“…what he was doing was the textbook torture, German Nazi torture.”

publisher’s note: This briefing contains a firsthand account of medical torture and duress, and the resulting impact physiologically during the subsequent decades. This briefing includes one unedited audio recording. Audio is recorded by myself, Lisa Noelle Voldeng. The master files remain in my custody. Copies of the recording and supporting documentation have been securely distributed to trusted allies in several countries. I recorded the audio during February 28, 2026. I will publish additional information, at my discretion. Investigations are ongoing.

My team and I address justice crises, and assist multiple victims in multiple countries. If you are called to come forward or assist, please email:

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Trevor D. Hitchin. Loved by God, and by his parents, and by many more known and unknown to him, that understand.

I decided to publish Trevor’s testimony to me today, with the hope that he and his parents can listen together and hear while Trevor can still hear in his one good ear. and find some deepened peace. And some salving of being heard by those of integrity who listen carefully.

Hello, Trevor. Thank you for entrusting me with your case.

And hello, good Outlaws. Please listen and discern beyond the bias of opinion, to a man talk of what he has not often talked of, before he can talk no longer.

When I spoke to Trevor during February 2026, he was unsure how much longer he would live. Since our first conversations, his health has worsened. My team and I work stringently on his case, with the understanding that justice may be post-humous.

But Trevor is here today, and can listen again today with his one good ear, and his parents by his side. Which is indicative of justice - true justice, here, here now, already.

“So keep my story if it helps others. Publish it if you think there is value. I don’t think I will live to hear it, nor do I need to….

Thanks for giving some voice to the voiceless. I shall trust in my heart, that like Ann Frank once said, ‘that people are generally good and kind at heart’. I saw the best and worst of humanity and was blessed to have known love after the horror.” - Trevor D. Hitchin

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