American Terrorist to be released after bombing police cars
BEHOLD THE FACE OF TERROR!!!!!!!
Sara Jane Olson, a 1970s radical who assumed a new identity as a Minnesota housewife while spending a quarter century as a fugitive, is to be released from prison Tuesday — this time correctly.
Olson has served seven years — half her sentence — after pleading guilty to placing pipe bombs under Los Angeles Police Department patrol cars and participating in a deadly robbery of a bank in a Sacramento suburb. The crimes took place while she was a member of the Symbionese Liberation Army, most notorious for kidnapping newspaper heiress Patty Hearst.
She was released by mistake a year ago after California corrections officials miscalculated her parole date, joining her family for five days before she was re-arrested. Authorities now say she has served the proper seven-year sentence.
Olson, 62, is scheduled to be freed from the Central California Women's Facility in Chowchilla, in the heart of the state's farm country about 150 miles southeast of San Francisco.
One of her attorneys, David Nickerson, said his client is likely to head to her mother's home in Palmdale after she is freed and check in with her parole agent in Los Angeles County.
Olson has served seven years — half her sentence — after pleading guilty to placing pipe bombs under Los Angeles Police Department patrol cars and participating in a deadly robbery of a bank in a Sacramento suburb. The crimes took place while she was a member of the Symbionese Liberation Army, most notorious for kidnapping newspaper heiress Patty Hearst.
She was released by mistake a year ago after California corrections officials miscalculated her parole date, joining her family for five days before she was re-arrested. Authorities now say she has served the proper seven-year sentence.
Olson, 62, is scheduled to be freed from the Central California Women's Facility in Chowchilla, in the heart of the state's farm country about 150 miles southeast of San Francisco.
One of her attorneys, David Nickerson, said his client is likely to head to her mother's home in Palmdale after she is freed and check in with her parole agent in Los Angeles County.
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