The Nation - News from April 25, 1985
Suzanne Tornatzky, a member of the neo-Nazi group called The Order, pleaded guilty in Boise, Ida., to two federal counts, including being an accessory in a $3.5-million armored car robbery in Ukiah, Calif., and was expected to be sentenced to 10 years in prison under a plea bargain. She implicated her stepfather in the robbery. In Seattle, Bruce Carroll Pierce, described as a leader of The Order, pleaded not guilty to racketeering charges in an indictment that names 22 other members of the group and alleges that Pierce participated in the killing of Denver talk show host Alan Berg.
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