An 84-year-old nun who broke into a U.S. nuclear facility in an act of protest, now shares a jail cell with 111 other women. In 2012, Sister Megan Rice, and two other activists from the Plowshares anti-nuclear organisation - Michael Walli, 63, and Gregory Boertje-Obed, 57 - broke into the Y-12 Oak Ridge nuclear facility outside Knoxville, Tennessee. The group, there to protest against the proliferation of nuclear facilities, first hung large banners on the facility's fence, before using bolt cutters to cut their way inside. Something that took just seven minutes. Sister Megan Rice, Michael Walli, (middle) and Gregory Boertje-Obed broke into the Y-12 Oak Ridge nuclear facility in 2012; the trip are seen above in February 2013 following a court appearance
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Sister Megan Rice and two others broke into a nuclear facility in 2012
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The pensioner was sentenced to 35 months jail for the security breach
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She now shares a gym-sized jail cell with 111 other women
At the age of 82, @placeholder embarrassed authorities by showing just how easy it was to break into a federal facility undetected.