Biography
During the February 21, 1985 Bohemian Grove protest-cases hearing, Don Eichelberger declared contempt for the court and was physically taken to jail. The contemporary report explicitly says he spent five days there. The day is anchored by the report’s preceding February 22 hearing and its words the previous day. Actual completed five days are documented, but the release day is not back-calculated. The underlying Tad Muttersbaugh and Kate Raphael cases do not become his own protest-arrest charges.
Contemporary source and limits
During the February 21, 1985 Bohemian Grove protest-cases hearing, Don Eichelberger declared contempt for the court and was physically taken to jail. The contemporary report explicitly says he spent five days there. The day is anchored by the report’s preceding February 22 hearing and its words the previous day. Actual completed five days are documented, but the release day is not back-calculated. The underlying Tad Muttersbaugh and Kate Raphael cases do not become his own protest-arrest charges.
The Nuclear Resister No.29, February 27, 1985, original page 7.
Only individually documented actual custody is preserved. Nominal sentences, civil-appeal forecasts and case-disposition dates do not establish actual time served or release. No birth/death date, race, gender, unsupported name expansion or present custody status is inferred.
