Biography
Kim Trapkus was imprisoned in connection with nonviolent resistance to nuclear weapons. Kim Trapkus was convicted of blockading and sentenced November 22 to five days following the October 21 Rock Island Arsenal action. The report explicitly states all these named defendants have served their time. Details about a young child are unnecessary to identify the prisoner and are not reproduced.
Contemporary source and limits
Kim Trapkus was convicted of blockading and sentenced November 22 to five days following the October 21 Rock Island Arsenal action. The report explicitly states all these named defendants have served their time. Details about a young child are unnecessary to identify the prisoner and are not reproduced.
The Nuclear Resister No.36, December 9, 1985, original page 5.
The reviewed issue documents actual political-protest imprisonment. No race, birth or death date, other identity expansion, exact release from a projected date, or current custody status is inferred. Only explicit actual completed days are entered as a documented subtotal; imposed terms alone are not counted.
