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Yorie von Kahl

AKA: Yori von Kahl
In Custody
Date of birth:12. 08. 1959
Age:67
Gender:Male
Race:White
Era:1980s
Inmate Number:#04565-059
State:North Dakota
Time Imprisoned:
43 Years 8 Months 13 Days
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Yorie von Kahl

Biography

Yorie von Kahl, listed by the Federal Bureau of Prisons as Yori von Kahl, was convicted for his role in the February 1983 shootout near Medina, North Dakota, in which two U.S. Marshals were killed. His sentencing hearing was June 24, 1983 before Judge Paul Benson. The official exact-number locator, checked October 12, 2026 for 04565-059, lists him at Butner Medium II FCI with Release Date: LIFE; this is not an actual release date.

Sentencing date and current custody

The primary district-court opinions reproduce the heading of the June 24, 1983 sentencing transcript before Chief Judge Paul Benson. Their indexed text independently corroborates the contemporary UPI report. This supplies the missing formal sentencing day, not a new initial-admission or release date. The later defamation litigation is not another incarceration episode. Existing portrait retained. An authorized official BOP exact-number lookup on October 12, 2026 identifies YORI VON KAHL at Butner Medium II FCI with Release Date: LIFE; outdated Pekin information is corrected without inventing a transfer day. Primary 2011 opinion; Primary 2013 opinion; Contemporary sentencing report. Indexed historical text was reviewed; failed direct retrievals are not claimed successful.

Case

Charges: Murder of two U.S. Marshals (February 1983 shootout near Medina, North Dakota)
Arrested: Feb 13, 1983
Sentenced: Jun 24, 1983
Incarcerated: Feb 13, 1983
Sentence: Life sentence. Official BOP exact-number lookup 04565-059 on October 12, 2026 identifies YORI VON KAHL at Butner Medium II FCI with Release Date: LIFE. The old Pekin institution link is outdated and removed; the current locator is not evidence of the initial 1983 receiving facility or an actual discharge.
Judge: Paul Benson
Indicted: March 11, 1983
Convicted: Yes