was never captured. Crimes, convictions, and sentences 1973: Illegal firearms purchase / gun runner for the Black Liberation Army. Received 10-year prison sentence. 1977: Escape / Interstate flight to avoid Prosecution. Absconded after furlough from a West Virginia federal prison. 1978: Armored Car robbery at the Livingston Mall; $200,000. 1979: Armored Car Robbery at Bamberger's in Paramus getaway driver; $105,000 1979: Aiding and Abetting escape/ Harboring a Fugitive JoAnne Chesimard's jailbreak; getaway driver. 1981 Brinks Armored Car Robbery/ murder of two police officers and a guard. Convicted in 1988- 50 year prison sentence 1981: Brinks Armored Car Robbery, Bronx / one guard killed; Convicted in 1988 - 50 year prison sentence. 1983: Terrorist Bombing of US Capital; Convicted, 10 year prison sentence 1983: Terrorist Bombing of National War College; Convicted, 10 year prison sentence 1984: Terrorist Bombing at Washington Navy Yard in Washington, D.C; Convicted, 10 year prison sentence 1984: Terrorist Bombing at South African Consulate in New York City; Convicted, 10 year prison sentence 1985: Captured As an author While in prison, Buck contributed articles on women in prison, solitary confinement, political prisoners and related issues to Sojourners Magazine, Monthly Review, and other journals and anthologies. She published her poetry in journals, anthologies, a chapbook, and an audio CD. She received a PEN American Center prize for poetry in 2001. Her poems appeared in the anthologies Hauling Up the Morning, Wall Tappings, Igniting a Revolution: Voices in Defense of the Earth, Seeds of Fire, and in her chapbook, Rescue the Word. Her poems appear on the audio CD Wild Poppies (Freedom Archives 2004). Her translations and introduction to Cristina Peri Rossi's poetry appeared in State of Exile, Number 58 in the City Lights Pocket Poets Series. Death She died at home in Brooklyn on August 3, 2010, after a long battle with uterine cancer, having been released from the Federal Medical Center, Carswell due to her illness on July 15. References Works Buck, Marilyn. 2002. Rescue the Word. San Francisco, California: Friends Of Marilyn Buck. Buck, Marilyn. 2003. "The Struggle for Status under International Law U.S. Political Prisoners and The Political Offense Exception to Extradition" in Joy James, ed., Imprisoned Intellectuals: America's Political Prisoners Write on Life, Liberation, and Rebellion (Rowman & Littlefield, 2003, ). Retrieved from Political Prisoner Status under International Law by Marilyn Buck on May 1, 2010. Buck, Marilyn. 2004. "The U.S. Prison State". Monthly Review