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Whether Kathleen Soliah is guilty or innocent of charges that she planted bombs under police cars and robbed a bank will be determined in a court of law...
...activities as a youthful revolutionary then known as Kathleen Soliah. The church's position is that Olson's good works...they're not enough to allow Sara Jane Olson to make Kathleen Soliah disappear. Our systems of justice and values demand...
...house" on W Street by Steven and Kathleen Soliah, who'd met them at the bus...week. The Harrises, Bortin, Kathleen Soliah and Kilgore were charged with...California from Oregon, while Kathleen Soliah pleaded innocent to the charges...
Here's a wonderful holiday recipe for "Courtroom Surprise" taken from the marvelous new Sara Jane Olson, nee Kathleen Soliah, aka Mrs. Fred Peterson's Confused Conspirator's Cookbook. 3 lbs. Baloney 2 lbs. Malarkey 6 lbs. Gibberish...
...close to the case said Friday. Lawyers for Olson, who was once a member of the Symbionese Liberation Army known as Kathleen Soliah, plan to ask a judge Monday to postpone her trial from Jan. 8 to March or April, according to the source, who...
...lacked only the songs of Peter, Paul and Mary to complete the trip back to nostalgiaville. Sara Jane Olson, aka Kathleen Soliah, went into hiding and embraced a different life and identity after she was charged in 1976 with plotting to kill...
...argument, they are trying to convince a judge to throw out the 1976 indictment accusing Olson -- who was then named Kathleen Soliah -- of scheming with other SLA members to plant nail-packed pipe bombs under LAPD squad cars in August 1975. Legal...
...Liberation Army during its violent, 22-month campaign. The prosecutors say they can prove that Olson, then known as Kathleen Soliah, was an enthusiastic member of the revolutionary group. Olson's defense had objected to the evidence of other...
...nail-packed pipe bombs under two squad cars in August 1975. Olson, who was indicted in 1976 under her former name, Kathleen Soliah, was arrested in June near her home in St. Paul. She is free on $1 million bail and faces a trial in August.
...She has always said that," said her attorney, Shawn Snider Chapman. Earlier Wednesday, the woman once known as Kathleen Soliah had celebrated her 55th birthday by sharing cake with her husband and three daughters, whom Chapman described as...