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Cory Bartholomew

Released
Gender:Male
Race:White
Era:1990s
State:Wisconsin
Time Imprisoned:
6 Months
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Anti-Nuclear Anti-War
Cory Bartholomew

Biography

Anti-nuclear activist arrested for nonviolent direct action against the Navy's Project ELF submarine transmitter and held at the Bayfield County Jail in Wisconsin. Convicted of federal trespass and related charges. Documented in PFOC Breakthrough magazine.

Photograph source

1995 custody evidence and limits

The Fall 1995 Pathfinder portrait caption says Cory Bartholomew had recently completed a six-month jail term for ELF resistance. The printed-page 6 report likewise says he and Bonnie Urfer had recently been released after serving six months. This corroborates the six actual months already stored for Cory, not a new second six-month case. The issue gives no exact discharge day; his separately photographed Peace Camp arrest does not supply a new jail duration.

Nukewatch Pathfinder, Fall 1995, printed page 1 and6.

Case

Bayfield County Jail
Charges: Federal trespass — Project ELF anti-nuclear protest
Incarcerated: January 1995
Sentence: Six months imprisonment for refusal to pay a $1,000 Project ELF protest fine
Convicted: Yes
Institution State: Wisconsin