U.S. in exchange for US$2.5 million. 1987 conspiracy and weapons conviction In 1987, Fort was tried and convicted for conspiring with Libya to perform acts of domestic terrorism on behalf of a foreign government. He was sentenced to 80 years' imprisonment, consecutive to his drug trafficking sentence, and transferred to USP Marion (the federal prison in Marion, Illinois). In 1988, Fort was also convicted of ordering the 1981 murder of a rival gang leader and was sentenced to 75 years in prison to be served consecutively with his conspiracy sentence. Fort was transferred to the newly opened ADX Florence supermax prison in Florence, Colorado, in 2006 and remains there as of 2021, being under a no-human-contact order since his arrival. Legacy Fort's daughter, Ameena Matthews, became an anti-violence activist (or "violence interrupter") in Chicago with the Al Hafeez Initiative. Matthews was featured in the 2011 documentary film The Interrupters. References Sources External links Living people 1947 births African-American Muslims African-American gangsters American gangsters Almighty Black P. Stone Nation Gang members People from Aberdeen, Mississippi American people imprisoned on charges of terrorism American drug traffickers Inmates of ADX Florence Gangsters from Chicago People convicted on terrorism charges Converts to Islam Members of the Moorish Science Temple of America 21st-century African-American people 20th-century African-American people