Biography
Amy Moose, a New York City peace activist, participated with Michele Naar-Obed, Rick Sieber and Erin Sieber in Jubilee Plowshares East at the USS Greenville in Newport News, Virginia, on August 7,1995. The Fall 1995 Pathfinder names all four in Newport News City Jail. The movement chronology confirms their actual arrest and jail admission and reports Amy’s bond release several weeks after the September 19 state trespass trial. The exact discharge day and any later federal admission are unknown; nominal or maximum penalties are not treated as actual time served.
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Amy Moose, a New York City peace activist, participated with Michele Naar-Obed, Rick Sieber and Erin Sieber in Jubilee Plowshares East at the USS Greenville in Newport News, Virginia, on August 7,1995. The Fall 1995 Pathfinder names all four in Newport News City Jail. The movement chronology confirms their actual arrest and jail admission and reports Amy’s bond release several weeks after the September 19 state trespass trial. The exact discharge day and any later federal admission are unknown; nominal or maximum penalties are not treated as actual time served.
Nukewatch Pathfinder, Fall 1995, printed7; Plowshares movement chronology, Jubilee Plowshares East.
No birth/death, race, gender, present custody state, precise bond-release date, completed duration or uninterrupted later federal term is inferred.
The October 1996 Witness names this Jubilee Plowshares East participant among four activists sentenced in Norfolk federal court on September 6, 1996. Its group range of eight to eighteen months does not identify the individual imposed term or measure actual service.
