Biography
Floyd Wayne Turner was held in Seattle’s King County Jail during 1967 proceedings over political protest and alleged flag desecration.
Floyd Wayne Turner was held in Seattle’s King County Jail during 1967 proceedings over political protest and alleged flag desecration.
A July 24, 1967 report by Louise Crowley in New Left Notes described Floyd Wayne Turner as confined in King County Jail during a Seattle flag-desecration prosecution. It reported a June 2 trial before Judge Evans D. Manolides, $1,000 bail and a $500 fine, and discussed six-month sentencing. Crowley also alleged punitive solitary confinement. The report does not establish his precise first admission, release or actual total time served.
