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Boston play ‘gives equal weight to stories’ of notorious female fugitive and daughter of policeman she killed
The Getaway Driver brings Katherine Ann Power’s story to stage, and amplifies a lesser heard voice: Clare Schroeder, daughter of officer who was killed in 1970 by activist group
It is not every day that you can buy a home from a realtor who was a notorious fugitive.
Katherine Ann Power, a 77-year-old grandmother in glasses and grey bob, is more than an agent who can cut you a deal for a condo in Boston: She spent 23 years on the run from the FBI, from 1970 until 1993. The longest of any woman in American history.
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Alice Hutton · Tue, Oct 13, 2026, 5:00 AM
US news | The Guardian
The Getaway Driver brings Katherine Ann Power’s story to stage, and amplifies a lesser heard voice: Clare Schroeder, daughter of officer who was killed in 1970 by activist group
It is not every day that you can buy a home from a realtor who was a notorious fugitive.
Katherine Ann Power, a 77-year-old grandmother in glasses and grey bob, is more than an agent who can cut you a deal for a condo in Boston: She spent 23 years on the run from the FBI, from 1970 until 1993. The longest of any woman in American history.
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