Biography
Christopher Lee Plummer was an anarchist imprisoned in Texas for an anti-fascist action against a neo-Nazi group. Green Anarchy's Fall/Winter 2001 issue lists him as then serving a 15-year sentence and reports that he had spent more than eight years in custody. It describes assaults by prison gangs, permanent injuries and lengthy solitary confinement linked to his efforts to organize prisoners and fellow anarchists. The publication announced approval for future parole in 2002; it does not establish an actual release date.
Black Flag issue 213 identifies Christopher Lee Plummer, register 677345, at the Hughes Unit in Gatesville, Texas, and describes his prosecution for alleged participation in a raid on a Nazi skinhead house. The support report alleges serious injuries after transfer, mail obstruction and attempted knife charges linked to his organizing and direct action. Its stated fifteen-to-twenty-three-year punishment and claim of one year already served differ from the separately documented later 2001 account of a fifteen-year term and more than eight years imprisoned. The earlier support report is preserved as attributed reporting without replacing the later chronology or inventing an admission year. Source: https://files.libcom.org/files/SCN_0003_compressed.pdf#page=17
Christopher Lee Plummer was an anarchist imprisoned in Texas for an anti-fascist action against a neo-Nazi group. Green Anarchy's Fall/Winter 2001 issue lists him as then serving a 15-year sentence and reports that he had spent more than eight years in custody. It describes assaults by prison gangs, permanent injuries and lengthy solitary confinement linked to his efforts to organize prisoners and fellow anarchists. The publication announced approval for future parole in 2002; it does not establish an actual release date. 15 years imposed; contemporary 2001 report establishes more than eight years already imprisoned, not the full nominal term served.
