Pollard’s Wife Furloughed for Holy Days With Family
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DANBURY, Conn. — Anne Henderson Pollard, wife of convicted spy Jonathan Jay Pollard, left the federal prison here for a 12-day furlough to spend Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur with her family, a prison spokesman said. Mrs. Pollard was sentenced to five years in prison as an accessory after the fact to her husband’s crimes.
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