Having returned to the United States after fleeing to Europe in 1923, he was convicted of conspiracy to defraud the U.S. Government and sent to federal prison in 1926, where he was a cellmate of Frederick Cook, the person who often claimed to be the first to reach the North Pole.
For republicans, Walsh - known as Sid, and an ex-cellmate of the hunger striker Bobby Sands as well as a loyal ally of Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams - is a reassuring face.
Spurred by Tokyo Sexwale, the former South African Minister of Human Settlements, activist and former Robben Island cellmate of Nelson Mandela, the initiative added such world leaders as Al Gore, Oprah Winfrey, Desmond Tutu and Sepp Blatter.
A jury at Winchester coroner's court found that the jail's failure to instigate appropriate self-harm support measures contributed to the death of Sean Plumstead, a father of two, who was discovered by his cellmate on the evening of 15 September last year.
The Court of Appeals acknowledged that the testimony of Sadler, another cellmate of Henry, supported the conviction but was not willing to conclude beyond a reasonable doubt that Nichols' testimony did not influence the jury.
The former cellmate of Jodi Arias says the convicted killer threatened to have the prosecutor's throat slit if she was given the death penalty.
Mr. Schrier said his captors accused him and his cellmate of working for the C.I.A., and coerced them into making false confessions, once while wearing orange jumpsuits and being videotaped.
He said he got the figures from the cellmate of an official who had been arrested a few years ago.
According to testimony by a former cellmate of Enrico Carella, one of the electricians on trial, Carella had confided in him that someone had ordered him to put the theatre to the torch in return for 150 million lire (£50,000).
On Sept. 9 he was taken to Vladimir Prison, about 150 miles east of Moscow; there he spent 17 months as the cellmate of a Lat vian political prisoner.
