Biography
Sister Pat Mahoney was actually imprisoned at the federal women’s unit in Fort Worth after a January 14, 1985 six-month probation-violation sentence connected with Rocky Flats resistance. The article reproduces her statement to Judge Zita Weinshienk and the current-prisoner directory identifies her in custody. July 1985 is a forecast, not verified actual release. Sentencing alone is not entered as first admission and the six months are not counted as completed time.
Contemporary source and limits
Sister Pat Mahoney was actually imprisoned at the federal women’s unit in Fort Worth after a January 14, 1985 six-month probation-violation sentence connected with Rocky Flats resistance. The article reproduces her statement to Judge Zita Weinshienk and the current-prisoner directory identifies her in custody. July 1985 is a forecast, not verified actual release. Sentencing alone is not entered as first admission and the six months are not counted as completed time.
The Nuclear Resister No.29, February 27, 1985, original page 4.
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.
