A cofounder of this group named Robyn Sue Steiner fled to England after a death threat from a member, and later that year their new leadership claimed responsibility for mistakenly thinking the school superintendant they killed, Marcus Foster, required student IDs.
Les Payne discussed this organization's inspiration from Regis Dubray's philosophy in the book "The Life and Death of" this organization. A cofounder of this group named Robyn Sue Steiner fled to England after a death threat from a member, and later that year their new leadership claimed responsibility for mistakenly thinking the school superintendant they killed, Marcus Foster, required student IDs. Kathleen Soliah was a member of this group who was arrested in 2001 for trying to bomb police cars, and her brother was given immunity when testifying in the murder case of Myrna Lee Opsahl, who was killed in a Carmichael (*) bank heist by members of this group. Four members, including group leader Donald DeFreeze, were killed in a house where tear gas caught on fire in South Central Los Angeles after the most bullet intensive shootout in American history, and the most famous member of this group was both put on a poster with a 7 headed cobra and took the name Tania, and was later pardoned by Bill Clinton for her role in a bank robbery. For 10 points, name this 1970s organization that kidnapped Patty Hearst.
Les Payne discussed this organization's inspiration from Regis Dubray's philosophy in the book "The Life and Death of" this organization.
{Symbionese Liberation Army} [or {SLA}]