Biography
White anti-imperialist activist imprisoned in federal custody at FCI Pleasanton on resistance-related charges in the 1980s. Documented in PFOC Breakthrough magazine as part of the network of North American anti-imperialist political prisoners.
Rita "Bo" Brown's partner from the Seattle area, joined the George Jackson Brigade in late 1975 and participated in numerous bombings, attempted bombings, and bank robberies in the Seattle area between January 1976 and March 1978. Arrested March 21, 1978 at a Tacoma restaurant alongside Sherman and Bertram. Convicted July 12, 1978 in W.D. Washington on Counts I-VIII (armed bank robbery, conspiracy, bombing). Sentenced to 20 years; released in 1985. Co-produced the documentary "Creating a Movement With Teeth."
Verdict versus sentence judgment
The Ninth Circuit's original opinion, paragraphs9and43, distinguishes verdict from entry of the sentence judgment. The authorized BOP name lookup returned no record, which does not negate historical custody. No exact release day or namesake portrait is inferred, and the1985year-only release is not newly authenticated.
