12 Facts About Pun Plamondon

Lawrence Robert "Pun" Plamondon was an American activist, known for being a 1960s left-wing activist who helped found the White Panther Party.

Pun Plamondon had a troubled childhood and left home as a teenager.

At the age of 21, Pun Plamondon was in Detroit, Michigan, in 1967, when the protests against the Vietnam War and a riot occurred.

Pun Plamondon was indicted for bombing a CIA office in Ann Arbor, Michigan, on September 29,1968.

In July 1970, Pun Plamondon was discovered and arrested after being stopped for littering.

Pun Plamondon was the 307th fugitive to be placed on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted fugitives list and spent nearly three months on the list before being captured.

Pun Plamondon was indicted and convicted of an alleged terrorist bombing of a covert CIA office.

Later, Pun Plamondon found work as a roadie, driving equipment trucks for rock bands including Kiss and Foreigner.

Pun Plamondon lived in Barry County, Michigan, with his wife Patricia Lynn.

Pun Plamondon told American Indian stories to young children at schools, libraries, museums, and summer camps.

Pun Plamondon's home was a gathering place for American Indian celebrations.

Pun Plamondon died on March 6,2023, in Barry County at the age of 77.