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Allen Richardson

alexandergartley — 2010-10-05T17:02:12Z

added wikipedia link to Woodbourne Correctional Facility

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- At the time of his second incarceration he was 50 years old, and his wife was in the process of fighting breast cancer. Hundreds of letters were sent in his support, attesting to his character and protesting his incarceration. According to his wife, he was kept in solitary confinement, denied phone calls, and was held without access to books or outdoor activity. He served 7 months in New York's medium-security Woodbourne Correctional Facility.	+ At the time of his second incarceration he was 50 years old, and his wife was in the process of fighting breast cancer. Hundreds of letters were sent in his support, attesting to his character and protesting his incarceration. According to his wife, he was kept in solitary confinement, denied phone calls, and was held without access to books or outdoor activity. He served 7 months in New York's medium-security [wiki:Wikipedia:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woodbourne_Correctional_Facility Woodbourne Correctional Facility].

Allen Richardson

BradMandell — 2010-01-22T22:27:02Z

wiki link alternate name, remove dead links to stories

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- Formerly known as Christopher Perlstein, '''Allen Richardson''' attended the ["Rochester Institute of Technology"] as a photography student in ["1971"]. He made the unfortunate mistake of selling 7 tabs of LSD---to an undercover cop. He was incarcerated under a sentence of up to 4 years, and served 6 of his 48 months. He began his time in ["Attica"], and was next transferred to a minimum-security prison. A riot erupted in Attica leaving 43 dead; told that he would be returning to Attica, Christopher fled to Canada.	+ '''Allen Richardson''', formerly known as ["Christopher Perlstein"], attended the ["Rochester Institute of Technology"] as a photography student in ["1971"]. He made the unfortunate mistake of selling 7 tabs of LSD---to an undercover cop. He was incarcerated under a sentence of up to 4 years, and served 6 of his 48 months. He began his time in ["Attica"], and was next transferred to a minimum-security prison. A riot erupted in Attica leaving 43 dead; told that he would be returning to Attica, Christopher fled to Canada.
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- * [http://64.233.167.104/search?q=cache:ZBMO5YUs7aMJ:cbc.ca/cgi-bin/templates/view.cgi%3Fcategory%3DCanada%26story%3D/news/2000/08/01/richardson000801+%22allen+richardson%22+canada+parolled&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=us&client=opera Returned Fugitive's Wife Seeks Early Release] : CBC News (google cache) - * [http://www.ubyssey.bc.ca/OldWebs/2001/20010327/richardson.htmlf TRIUMFant return for UBC researcher deported to US on old drug charges]	+ ##BADLINK * [http://64.233.167.104/search?q=cache:ZBMO5YUs7aMJ:cbc.ca/cgi-bin/templates/view.cgi%3Fcategory%3DCanada%26story%3D/news/2000/08/01/richardson000801+%22allen+richardson%22+canada+parolled&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=us&client=opera Returned Fugitive's Wife Seeks Early Release] : CBC News (google cache) + ##BADLINK * [http://www.ubyssey.bc.ca/OldWebs/2001/20010327/richardson.htmlf TRIUMFant return for UBC researcher deported to US on old drug charges] + + [[Comments]]

Allen Richardson

alexandergartley — 2008-08-19T14:40:17Z

added wiki link to Toronto

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- Authorities were tipped off about his location in ["1998"], and he surrendered himself June of ["2000"]. It was decided by the New York Parole Board that he must serve the final 9 months of his sentence. He was arrested the minute he stepped from his flight from Toronto to Rochester, NY. It was decided he would be released March of ["2001"]. He served the agreed term and was released and allowed to return home, where he sought legal right to remain in Canada.	+ Authorities were tipped off about his location in ["1998"], and he surrendered himself June of ["2000"]. It was decided by the New York Parole Board that he must serve the final 9 months of his sentence. He was arrested the minute he stepped from his flight from ["Toronto"] to Rochester, NY. It was decided he would be released March of ["2001"]. He served the agreed term and was released and allowed to return home, where he sought legal right to remain in Canada.

Allen Richardson

alexandergartley — 2008-08-19T14:39:38Z

added wiki link to Attica

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- Formerly known as Christopher Perlstein, '''Allen Richardson''' attended the ["Rochester Institute of Technology"] as a photography student in ["1971"]. He made the unfortunate mistake of selling 7 tabs of LSD---to an undercover cop. He was incarcerated under a sentence of up to 4 years, and served 6 of his 48 months. He began his time in Attica, and was next transferred to a minimum-security prison. A riot erupted in Attica leaving 43 dead; told that he would be returning to Attica, Christopher fled to Canada.	+ Formerly known as Christopher Perlstein, '''Allen Richardson''' attended the ["Rochester Institute of Technology"] as a photography student in ["1971"]. He made the unfortunate mistake of selling 7 tabs of LSD---to an undercover cop. He was incarcerated under a sentence of up to 4 years, and served 6 of his 48 months. He began his time in ["Attica"], and was next transferred to a minimum-security prison. A riot erupted in Attica leaving 43 dead; told that he would be returning to Attica, Christopher fled to Canada.

Allen Richardson

DaveMahon — 2008-08-19T11:36:06Z

bolded, de-italicized and removed some slang

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- Formerly known as Christopher Perlstein, in ["1971"] he attended the ["Rochester Institute of Technology"] as a ''photography student''. He made the unfortunate mistake of selling 7 tabs of acid---to an undercover cop. He was incarcerated under a sentence of up to 4 years, and served 6 of his 48 months. He began his time in Attica, and was next transferred to a minimum-security prison. A riot erupted in Attica leaving 43 dead; told that he would be returning to Attica, Christopher fled to Canada where he led an exemplary life in Western Vancouver. He began working as a lab technician in ["1975"]. From ["1982"] until ["2001"], he worked as ''a senior technical researcher at UBC's TRIUMF laboratories, Canada's national laboratory of particle and nuclear physics''. He also served as director of the Western Vancouver Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.	+ Formerly known as Christopher Perlstein, '''Allen Richardson''' attended the ["Rochester Institute of Technology"] as a photography student in ["1971"]. He made the unfortunate mistake of selling 7 tabs of LSD---to an undercover cop. He was incarcerated under a sentence of up to 4 years, and served 6 of his 48 months. He began his time in Attica, and was next transferred to a minimum-security prison. A riot erupted in Attica leaving 43 dead; told that he would be returning to Attica, Christopher fled to Canada. + + There he led an exemplary life in Western Vancouver. He began working as a lab technician in ["1975"]. From ["1982"] until ["2001"], he worked as a senior technical researcher at UBC's TRIUMF laboratories, Canada's national laboratory of particle and nuclear physics. He also served as director of the Western Vancouver Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.

Allen Richardson

ChristopherLehfeldt — 2007-10-21T00:44:21Z

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- Formerly known as Christopher Perlstein, in ["1971"] he attended the ["Rochester Institute of Technology"] as a ''photography student''. He made the unfortunate mistake of selling 7 tabs of acid---to an undercover cop. He was incarcerated under a sentence of up to 4 years, and served 6 of his 48 months. He began his time in Attica, and was next transferred to a minimum-security prison. A riot errupted in Attica leaving 43 dead; told that he would be returning to Attica, Christopher fled to Canada where he led an exemplary life in Western Vancouver. He began working as a lab technician in ["1975"]. From ["1982"] until ["2001"], he worked as ''a senior technical researcher at UBC's TRIUMF laboratories, Canada's national laboratory of particle and nuclear physics''. He also servd as director of the Western Vancouver Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.	+ Formerly known as Christopher Perlstein, in ["1971"] he attended the ["Rochester Institute of Technology"] as a ''photography student''. He made the unfortunate mistake of selling 7 tabs of acid---to an undercover cop. He was incarcerated under a sentence of up to 4 years, and served 6 of his 48 months. He began his time in Attica, and was next transferred to a minimum-security prison. A riot erupted in Attica leaving 43 dead; told that he would be returning to Attica, Christopher fled to Canada where he led an exemplary life in Western Vancouver. He began working as a lab technician in ["1975"]. From ["1982"] until ["2001"], he worked as ''a senior technical researcher at UBC's TRIUMF laboratories, Canada's national laboratory of particle and nuclear physics''. He also served as director of the Western Vancouver Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
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- UBC's TRIUMF laboratory publically stated his job was waiting for him, despite his working for 30 years under an assumed identity.	+ UBC's TRIUMF laboratory publicly stated his job was waiting for him, despite his working for 30 years under an assumed identity.

Allen Richardson

DavidHowe — 2007-10-20T16:29:55Z

added wiki year links.

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- Formerly known as Christopher Perlstein, in 1971 he attended the ["Rochester Institute of Technology"] as a ''photography student''. He made the unfortunate mistake of selling 7 tabs of acid---to an undercover cop. He was incarcerated under a sentence of up to 4 years, and served 6 of his 48 months. He began his time in Attica, and was next transferred to a minimum-security prison. A riot errupted in Attica leaving 43 dead; told that he would be returning to Attica, Christopher fled to Canada where he led an exemplary life in Western Vancouver. He began working as a lab technician in 1975. From 1982 until 2001, he worked as ''a senior technical researcher at UBC's TRIUMF laboratories, Canada's national laboratory of particle and nuclear physics''. He also servd as director of the Western Vancouver Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.	+ Formerly known as Christopher Perlstein, in ["1971"] he attended the ["Rochester Institute of Technology"] as a ''photography student''. He made the unfortunate mistake of selling 7 tabs of acid---to an undercover cop. He was incarcerated under a sentence of up to 4 years, and served 6 of his 48 months. He began his time in Attica, and was next transferred to a minimum-security prison. A riot errupted in Attica leaving 43 dead; told that he would be returning to Attica, Christopher fled to Canada where he led an exemplary life in Western Vancouver. He began working as a lab technician in ["1975"]. From ["1982"] until ["2001"], he worked as ''a senior technical researcher at UBC's TRIUMF laboratories, Canada's national laboratory of particle and nuclear physics''. He also servd as director of the Western Vancouver Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
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- Authorities were tipped off about his location in 1998, and he surrendered himself June of 2000. It was decided by the New York Parole Board that he must serve the final 9 months of his sentence. He was arrested the minute he stepped from his flight from Toronto to Rochester, NY. It was decided he would be released March of 2001. He served the agreed term and was released and allowed to return home, where he sought legal right to remain in Canada.	+ Authorities were tipped off about his location in ["1998"], and he surrendered himself June of ["2000"]. It was decided by the New York Parole Board that he must serve the final 9 months of his sentence. He was arrested the minute he stepped from his flight from Toronto to Rochester, NY. It was decided he would be released March of ["2001"]. He served the agreed term and was released and allowed to return home, where he sought legal right to remain in Canada.

Allen Richardson

RobertPolyn — 2007-05-05T16:04:55Z

typo, sure there are plenty more

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Allen Richardson

RobertPolyn — 2007-05-05T16:02:07Z

hands down one of the most interesting pages on the wiki

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	+ Formerly known as Christopher Perlstein, in 1971 he attended the ["Rochester Institute of Technology"] as a ''photography student''. He made the unfortunate mistake of selling 7 tabs of acid---to an undercover cop. He was incarcerated under a sentence of up to 4 years, and served 6 of his 48 months. He began his time in Attica, and was next transferred to a minimum-security prison. A riot errupted in Attica leaving 43 dead; told that he would be returning to Attica, Christopher fled to Canada where he led an exemplary life in Western Vancouver. He began working as a lab technician in 1975. From 1982 until 2001, he worked as ''a senior technical researcher at UBC's TRIUMF laboratories, Canada's national laboratory of particle and nuclear physics''. He also servd as director of the Western Vancouver Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. + + He had been known as an activist in Rochester, and his supporters to this day believe the severity of his sentence was reflective of that fact. + + Authorities were tipped off about his location in 1998, and he surrendered himself June of 2000. It was decided by the New York Parole Board that he must serve the final 9 months of his sentence. He was arrested the minute he stepped from his flight from Toronto to Rochester, NY. It was decided he would be released March of 2001. He served the agreed term and was released and allowed to return home, where he sought legal right to remain in Canada. + + UBC's TRIUMF laboratory publically stated his job was waiting for him, despite his workiing for 30 years under an assumed identity. + + At the time of his second incarceration he was 50 years old, and his wife was in the process of fighting breast cancer. Hundreds of letters were sent in his support, attesting to his character and protesting his incarceration. According to his wife, he was kept in solitary confinement, denied phone calls, and was held without access to books or outdoor activity. He served 7 months in New York's medium-security Woodbourne Correctional Facility. + + * [http://www.commondreams.org/headlines/062900-03.htm U.S. Fugitive Back in Jail After 29 Years] : Toronto Globe & Mail article + * [http://64.233.167.104/search?q=cache:ZBMO5YUs7aMJ:cbc.ca/cgi-bin/templates/view.cgi%3Fcategory%3DCanada%26story%3D/news/2000/08/01/richardson000801+%22allen+richardson%22+canada+parolled&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=us&client=opera Returned Fugitive's Wife Seeks Early Release] : CBC News (google cache) + * [http://www.ubyssey.bc.ca/OldWebs/2001/20010327/richardson.htmlf TRIUMFant return for UBC researcher deported to US on old drug charges]