evidence: Travelling the country at government expense, Tait made documented purchases of weapons, explosives and drugs from the Hells Angels.[236] He also covertly recorded club meetings by wearing a wire.[237] Owen was convicted of selling three pounds of methamphetamine to Tait, and was sentenced to 41 years in prison and a $2.1 million fine on September 9, 1988.[238] Barger and O'Farrell were among ten Hells Angels from California and Alaska extradited to Louisville, Kentucky, to face trail for conspiring to transport firearms and explosives across state lines in order to kill members of the Outlaws in retaliation for the death of John Cleave Webb. Webb, the president of the Anchorage HAMC chapter, who was shot and killed by two Outlaws members outside a bar in Jefferson County, Kentucky, on August 12, 1986.[239] Barger and O'Farrell were convicted of conspiracy on October 28, 1988.[240] Other members of the California and Alaska chapters were convicted on state drug and firearm charges either side of the federal trial.[12] O'Farrell was shot and stabbed to death by two men during a bar fight in San Leandro on June 6, 1989, while awaiting sentencing.[111] Barger served three-and-a-half years of a four-year sentence at FCI Phoenix in Arizona and was released on November 6, 1992.[29][64] Owen died July 4, 2016.[219] A $1 million bounty was allegedly put on Tait's life by the Hells Angels.[241]