List of prisoners at ADX Florence
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This is a list of prisoners at ADX Florence, the United States supermax federal prison in Florence, Colorado. This list includes both former and current prisoners:
- Abdul Hakim Murad, of al-Qaeda's Operation Bojinka[1]
- Accardo Simonelli, gangster from the New Mexico mafia. Hitman with more than 30 counts of murder.
- Adolph Reynoso, of the Mexican Mafia
- Ahmed Ajaj, of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing[2]
- Ahmed Ressam, of the 2000 millennium attack plots[1]
- Alex Aguirre, of the Mexican Mafia
- Anthony "Gaspipe" Casso, 16802-050, killer for the Lucchese crime family
- Anthony McBayne
- Anthony Jones, multiple murderer
- Antonio Guerrero Rodríguez, Cuban spy, serving life plus 10 years
- Aziz Abdul Mumi
- Barry Byron Mills, of the Aryan Brotherhood
- Bryan Cook serving a 40-year sentence for carjacking and assault, was stabbed while in the recreation yard
- Charles Harrelson, 02582-016, Texan hitman, convicted of murdering federal judge, father of actor Woody Harrelson, died in prison of a heart attack March 15, 2007.[3]
- Clement Rodney Hampton-El, a.k.a. Dr. Rashid, of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing
- Dandeny Muñoz Mosquera, chief assassin for Pablo Escobar, responsible for the bombing of Avianca Flight 203
- Danny Weeks, for kidnapping two women in the course of escaping from Louisiana Penitentiary at Angola[4][not in citation given]
- David Brian Stone was stabbed in the back while in the recreation yard. He was serving a 10-year sentence for firearm possession by a felon
- David Lane, 12873-057, white supremacist and racketeer. Died in his sleep 28 May 2007.
- David Roland Hinkson convicted in federal court for plotting to kill a federal judge, prosecutor and IRS agent who were involved in a tax case against him.
- David Vargas
- Douglas Black facing a life sentence for murder in Massachusetts in addition to his federal time a seven-year sentence for assault
- Douglas Saxon Taylor leader of the 88 Skinheads
- Dwight York, 17911-054, founder of the United Nuwaubian Nation of Moors serving 135 years for child molestation and racketeering[5]
- El Sayyid Nosair, of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing.[6]
- Eric Robert Rudolph, 18282-058, terrorist, committed the Centennial Olympic Park bombing and other bombings[1][7]
- Eyad Ismail, 37802-054, of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing[6][8]
- Frank Melendez, cocaine dealer from California killed in ADX Florence by Mirssa Araiza-Reyes
- Francisco Javier Arellano Felix, Mexican drug lord
- Garrett Wade Linderman Linderman had been in another prison for robbery until his cellmate there was found stabbed to death. Linderman wasn`t tried for the murder, but they transferred him to the A.D.X.
- Gerald Rubalcaba, of the Nuestra Familia
- Gregory Scarpa Jr former Colombo Family member
- H. Rap Brown 99974-555, former civil rights activist convicted of murdering a Georgia sheriff deput
- Hanif Shabazz Bey (Beaumont Gereau) # 295933
- Howard "Pappy" Mason 24651-053, drug trafficker who ordered the murder of police officer Eddie Byrne.
- Ibrahim Elgabrowny, of the New York City landmark bomb plot
- Iyman Faris, also of the NYC landmark plot, sentenced to 20 years in 2003
- James Curtis Martin was stabbed and strangled last April. He was serving a 95-year sentence for two counts of murder.
- James Ujaama, who tried to develop an al-Qaeda camp in Oregon
- Jeff Fort, he is currently imprisoned on drug trafficking charges. He is also the only American citizen ever convicted of terrorism for hire.[9]
- Joey Estrella, bank robber, killed in ADX Florence by the Sablan cousin's
- Joseph Wroblewski killed by Shane Patrick Bailey
- John Walker Lindh, dubbed "The American Taliban"[10]
- Jose Padilla, 20796-424, convicted of aiding terrorists
- Joseph Bryant McGee, bank robber
- Joseph Anthony Leissler, robber and murderer
- Juan Matta-Ballesteros, 37671-133, drug trafficker in the Enrique Camarena case, serving 480 years
- Khalfan Khamis Mohamed, participant in the 1998 United States embassy bombings
- Kojo Bomani Sababu, aka Grailing Brown convicted of bank robbery, part of the Black Liberation Army
- Kenneth "Supreme" McGriff 26301-053, an American drug trafficker and organized crime figure.
- Larry Hoover, 86063-024, leader of the Gangster Disciples gang in Chicago
- Lawrence Klaker He killed himself, Aryan Brotherhood member
- Luis Felipe, leader of the Latin Kings gang[11]
- Mahmud Abouhalima, of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing[12]
- Manuel Torrez, who in 2005 at age 64 became the first inmate to be murdered in a Supermax prison[13][14]
- Mark Jordan was convicted of bank robbery, and in 1999 he stabbed an inmate to death at the adjacent U.S. Penitentiary in Florence
- Matthew F. Hale, 15177-424, white supremacist for soliciting the murder of federal judge Joan Lefkow
- Maynard Campell, white separatist with ties to militia groups;serving a ten-year sentence stemming from a land dispute with federal officials in Orego, was stabbed to death
- Michael Swango, physician and serial murderer
- Mirssa Araiza-Reyes, drug smuggler and illegal alien; killed inmate Frank Melendez
- Mohamed Rashed Daoud Al-Owhali, of the 1998 U.S. embassy bombings
- Mohammed A. Salameh, of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing[12]
- Mohammed Ali Hassan Al-Moayad, would-be financier of al-Qaeda and Hamas, serving 75 years
- Mohammed Odeh is one of the four former al-Qaeda members sentenced to life imprisonment in 2001 for their parts in the 1998 United States embassy bombings.
- Mustafa Zulu
- Mutulu Shakur, 83205-012, serving 60 years for a bank robbery in which a policeman and two guards were killed. Stepfather of late rapper Tupac Shakur, brother of Assata Shakur[15]
- Nicodemo Scarfo, was serving life imprisonment at Supermax,[9] primarily on the testimony of a number of informants, including his nephew. He managed to overturn his life sentence and get transferred to an FCI in Atlanta, Georgia.
- Nidal Ayyad, of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing[12]
- Omar Abdel-Rahman, 34892-054, al-Gama'a al-Islamiyya mentor, nicknamed "The Blind Sheik", serving life for his part in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing
- Omar Mohammed Rezaq, airliner hijacker
- Omar Portee, aka O.G. Mack. Co-founder of the United Blood Nation
- Paul Chartier
- Peter Rollack Sex, Money, Murder founder is currently serving 105 years without parole for 6 murders
- Oscar Rivera, leader of the Armed Forces of National Liberation, a Puerto Rican militant group, for bombing 28 targets in the Chicago area. Received an additional 15-year sentence for an escape attempt (from another prison).
- Ramzi Yousef, 03911-000, of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing and Operation Bojinka, senior al-Qaeda member[13][16][11]
- Raymond Luc Levasseur, American domestic bomber
- Raymond Oechsle, was incarcerated with Casso from 2001 to 2002 at ADX
- Ramiro "Ramsey" R. Muñiz 40288-115 convicted of drug charges, political figure
- Richard Reid, 24079-038, al-Qaeda's would-be "Shoe Bomber"[17]
- Richard Lee McNair, 13829-045, escape artist, serving 3 life sentences for murder.[18][19][20]
- Richard Scutari, conspirator in a 1984 robbery of a Brink's armored truck; serving 60 years
- Robert Haney, bank robber, pretended to escape from ADX with Tony Francis
- Robert Hanssen, 48551-083, former senior FBI agent serving life for espionage[16]
- Robert Jones
- Rodney Hambrick, serving a 68-year sentence on bomb charges
- Ronald Griesacker, fraudster, passed $2 million in worthless checks. Released in 2002.
- Rudy Cabrera Sablan serving a 92-month sentence for being a felon in possession of a firearm. Also serving Life without parole in the killing of Joey Estrella.
- Ruben "Nite Owl" Castro, of the Mexican Mafia
- Salvatore "Sammy the Bull" Gravano, of the Gambino crime family[16]
- Terry Nichols, 08157-031, Oklahoma City Bombing conspirator[13]
- Shane Patrick Bailey bank robber from Minnesota, is charged with ending cellmate Joseph Wroblewski's life on May, 23, 1999
- Steven Riddle inmate who did most of the stabbing of Campbell, got ten years for manslaughter
- Theodore Kaczynski, 04475-046, the "Unabomber"[11]
- Thomas Silverstein, bank robber and murderer; killed guard Merle Clutts at United States Penitentiary, Marion[16]
- Timothy McVeigh, executed 2001 for Oklahoma City bombing[16][11]
- Tom Manning, political serial bomber, has been transferred to USP Hazelton
- Tony Francis pretended with Robert Haney to escape from ADX
- Tyler Davis Bingham, conspired to order multiple killings and assaults from Florence ADX
- Tyrone Love, transferred to Florence after the "crack riots" at Lompoc, California in 1996
- Wadih el-Hage, 42393-054, of the 1998 United States embassy bombings in Africa[21]
- Wali Khan Amin Shah Operation Bonjonkia
- Wayne Perry, henchman for The Alberto "Alpo" Martinez Drug Gang
- William Sablan serving a 252-month sentence for hostage taking, now serving life without parole, killing of Joey Estrella
- Yu Kikumura, of the Japanese Red Army, released April 18, 2007, served 221 months, deported[21]
- Zacarias Moussaoui, 51427-054, of the September 11, 2001 attacks[1]
- Zayd Hassan Abd Al-Latif Masud Al Safarini, Pan Am Flight 73 Hijacker
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