FDC SEATAC
An administrative security federal detention center. In order to visit an inmate located in the SEATAC federal correctional institution, you should follow several steps. Firstly, conduct an inmate lookup using the database and confirm that the inmate is actually serving life in the FDC SEATAC and any other information about him/her.
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The next step is to get registered in the inmate’s approved visiting list. Here, you should pay special attention to the list of approved visitors, which includes family members and relatives, no more than 10 friends and associates, former employers, etc.
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2425 SOUTH 200TH STREET
SEATTLE, WA 98198
Email: SET/ExecAssistant@bop.gov
Phone: 206-870-5700
Fax: 206-870-5717
Inmate Gender: Male and Female Offenders
Population:
708 Total Inmates
Judicial District: Western Washington
County: KING
BOP Region: Western Region
Notable inmates (current and former)
Colton Harris-Moore
Released in September 2016
American criminal and former fugitive nicknamed the “Barefoot Bandit”; pleaded guilty in 2011 to stealing several small planes and a boat, and bank burglary; also committed over 100 home burglaries.
Jim Bell
Released on March 12, 2012
Crypto-anarchist
Roxanna Brown
Died in cell on May 14, 2008
Alleged wire fraud
Marc Emery
Transferred to D. Ray James Correctional Facility in Folkston, GA cannabis advocate
Anthony Curcio
Released in April 2013; completed 6-year sentence at USP Coleman.
Former college football player and real estate investor, convicted in 2009 for masterminding one of the most elaborate armored car heists in history.
Clayton Roueche
Transferred to USP Lee, Virginia Drug lord
Luke Elliott Sommer
Transferred to USP Victorville, California
Bank robbery