Nancy Ling Perry

It was Sin Que whose voice, along with Patty Hearst, appeared on those recordings sent to the publisher Randolph Hearst.

Also, Nancy Ling Perry, a former college cheerleader who once campaigned for Barry Goldwater and also worked for a time as a topless blackjack dealer.

Camilla Hall, daughter of a Lutheran minister who once was involved in a career as a social worker in Minneapolis, and until she joined the SLA, was known by her friends as an advocate of non-violence.

William Lawton Wolfe, son of a Pennsylvania doctor and dropout from the University of California in Berkeley.

[laughs] She was a radical activist, also killed in the Los Angeles firefight in May of '74.

Then you had Nancy Ling Perry.

Her moniker was Lumumba.

Were also a radical activist killed in a Los Angeles firefight.

So they're all together.

And we're also going to be joined by Nancy Ling Perry and Patricia Ms.

Moon Soltysik.

So they're all joining together.

I knew you meant.

So Joe and Russ were lookouts.

The other three, so Donald DeVries, Nancy Ling Perry, and Ms.

Moon Soltysik, they were the ones who did the shooting.

The BCA soon partnered with the University of California, Berkeley to bring college students into the prison to tutor inmates in subjects like political science, sociology, and African heritage.

Donald met three Berkeley students through the program, 21-year-old Willie Wolf, 22-year-old Russell Little, and 25-year-old Nancy Ling Perry.

And before long, they were all having intense discussions about race, class, and revolution.

These conversations unfolded against the backdrop of the 1970s Bay Area.