The Union was contacted by Wendy Collins and Ryan Pologne, who found Judy at their island home in the Netherland Antilles, formerly the Dutch West Indies.
In chilling contrast to those horrors is a painting hung in a hall nearby showing the Dutch West Indies Company's handsome headquarters, with dignified-looking gentlemen strolling back and forth, seemingly unconcerned about (or unaware of) the death and suffering that built their fortunes.
Lampe's thesis is that Christian mission in this period in the Dutch West Indies followed a colonial policy of suppression that deliberately delayed emancipation.