Where did the Watrergate "plumbers" serve their prison terms ? No body seems to know.?

Answer 1

I don't have the book handy, but in G Gordon Liddy's book, Will, it says where he spent his prison time.

Email me if you don't get good answers. I have about six books about Watergate, & I know it's in them.

Answer 2

Due to the high profile of Watergate, it was never known by the public where the inmates was housed. Mainly for thier own protection. The only knowledge anybody has is it was a Federal Prison, and The Federal Prison system does not designate and certain state or city.. They probably were moved very often, again for protection. I know they move inmates due to a personal experince with a man that tried to kill me a few years ago.
Also, the Federal System did not have public records until 1982 , and that is why nobody can track them today..
I know this is not the info you wanted, but, it is an explaination as to why nobody knows!
Be Blessed, Rev.Susan

Answer 3

G. Gordon Liddy (Danbury CT Federal Prison ) wants you to buy his autobigraphy to find out.

Also search on the names of the following :
In addition to McCord, the other four suspects, all Miami residents, have been identified as: Frank Sturgis (also known as Frank Florini), an American who served in Fidel Castro's revolutionary army and later trained a guerrilla force of anti-Castro exiles; Eugenio R. Martinez, a real estate agent and notary public who is active in anti-Castro activities in Miami; Virgilio R. Gonzales, a locksmith; and Bernard L. Barker, a native of Havana said by exiles to have worked on and off for the CIA since the Bay of Pigs invasion in 1961.

Answer 4

They served time at Maxwell Air force base in Montgomery Alabama there is a federal prison located on the base

Answer 5

Liddy was held in an Arizona Federal prison.

Answer 6

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