Lost From The Ottawa: The Story of the Journey Back

LOST FROM THE OTTAWA; The Story of the Journey Back, Mr. Plamondon's autobiography, begins with his conception and birth in a Michigan psychiatric hospital. His adoption to a white family was turbulant. At 15 he was sent to a Catholic reform school. At 19 a union organizer, at 27 he was charged with bombing a CIA office in Ann Arbor, Michigan. He fled the indictment and was placed on the FBI's 10 Most Want list. He traveled to Europe and later to exile in Algeria. Upon his return to the US he was captured and so began a legal odyssey that resulted in a landmark Supreme Court decision. By age 37, drugs and alcohol had all but destroyed Pun's life. It was at this time that he reconnected with his Ottawa Tribe, found biological relatives and began the road to recovery and peace.