Des Revol—a tattoo artist, PoC anarchist, immigrant, and all-around sweetheart—is currently facing serious charges related to transporting “antifa materials” (aka zines) in the larger Prairieland case of political repression in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas.

But Des isn’t just a victim of trumped-up political prosecution. He’s a beloved artist and friend who loves nothing more than experimenting with new vegan recipes, digging into new books, looking at baby opossums and sometimes fostering them, spitting out bars or writing poetry, and spending time with loved ones. As a longtime vegan dedicated to animal liberation, solidarity with nonhumans shows up in much of Desʼs artwork, including through his playful depictions of raccoons, cats, and other critters. Des extends this deep solidarity outward: heʼs a loving brother, son, and friend; he’s a free-spirited dreamer who takes good care of everyone and everything around him.

Now stuck in a federal prison and facing potential deportation, Des is continuing to lend solidarity by, among other things, drawing pictures for other inmates to send to their families.

Des’ Support website: freedes.net

Arrest date: July 6, 2025

Federal case number: 4:25-CR-00259-P

Write to Des

Daniel Rolando Sanchez Estrada, #95099-511
FMC Fort Worth
Federal Medical Center
PO Box 15330
Fort Worth, Texas 76119

Please address your letter to Daniel, Dani, or Des.

Interests: Animals/nature, tattooing/drawing, veganism/cooking, motorcycles

Please Read: Guidelines on sending funds and contacting Des at FMC Fort Worth.

Janette’s loved ones are funding Janette’s case via savings and kind parents. She has a husband of 7 years, Jesse Spahn, and 2 wonderful cats.

At 6 am on Tuesday, October 21, 2025, several Black SUVs surrounded Janette’s home and in full tactical gear with automatic weapons broke the silence of the pre-dawn day to search her home and arrest Janette. She was awoken from sleep in a panic and ordered to leave the home where she and her husband were placed into handcuffs and led out for her to be put into the back of a black SUV and driven from her home under arrest.

Date of arrest: 10/21/2025

Goering’s bond is set at $5 million.

State case number: DC-I202500024

Interests: Japanese flower arranging, anime, Japanese culture, gaming, Kirby, and gardening

Janette Goering, 202503019
Johnson County Jail, TX
P.O. Box 247
Phoenix, MD 21131

See more about how to contact Goering here.

Dario is a computer science teacher with 5 years of service. In the summer of 2024, he put his career on hold to take care of his partner who is injured and needs help caring for herself. As he is currently unemployed, he relies on his partner’s income and on savings. He was arrested at a pre-dawn raid on their home with no struggle.

Days after being released on bond, another charge and bond conditions were added at a pre-trial hearing. This second, unexpected arrest is where Dario witnessed the horrific abuse of another prisoner. Weeks after being released on bond, prosecutors had Dario arrested a third time, at gunpoint, after alleging he searched for information on explosive devices, when in reality his bond officer had made those searches. All of this has been a massive financial drain on him and his partner, with fees attached to each of his bond conditions.

Interests: Anime, paranormal things, arts and crafts, and video games

Arrest date: July 15, 2025

State case number: DC-F202500792

*Information coming soon*

Evetts’s bond is set at $10 million.

Federal case number: 4:25-CR-00259-P

State case number: DC-F202500909

Zachary Evetts, 11141-512
FMC Fort Worth
Federal Medical Center
P.O. Box 15330
Fort Worth, TX 76119

See more about how to send funds and contact Zachary at FMC Fort Worth here.

Autumn Hill’s name was legally changed circa 2023, but the federal complaint has used her deadname, Cameron Arnold.

On the evening of July 5th, the FBI conducted a no-knock raid at Autumn’s shared house. Autumn was arrested after exiting the house without a struggle.

Her bond is set at $10 million.

Arrest date: July 5, 2025

Federal case number: 4:25-CR-00259-P

State case number: DC-F202500932

Interests:

Religious history and mythology

Write letters to Autumn Hill using the following address:

Cameron Arnold, 11138-512
FMC Fort Worth
Federal Medical Center
P.O. Box 15330
Fort Worth, TX 76119

Please address your actual letter to Autumn Hill.

See more about how to send funds and contact Autumn Hill at FMC Fort Worth here.

Rowan (they/she) lived with their partner and codefendant, Benjamin Song (Song). They had four cats, who have since been housed with family and friends.

Rowan serves their community with love and care. They were always there if someone needed help and fed the unhoused population of Oak Cliff. They are a vegan who cared for stray animals around them and did their best to make sure everyone had a home.

Gibson’s bond is set at $10 million.

Date of arrest: July 4, 2025

Federal case number: 4:25-CR-00282-P

State case number: DC-F202500918

Interests: Animals, poetry, anime, art, science fiction, fantasy literature

Write letters to Gibson using the following address:
Wichita County Detention Center, TX
Joy Gibson, 100009
P.O. Box 247
Phoenix, MD 21131

See more about how to send funds and contact Rowan here.

Song lived with their partner and codefendant, Joy Gibson (Rowan). They had four cats, who have since been housed with family and friends.

Champagne gave themselves fully to their community with love, duty, and devotion. They fed the unhoused population of Oak Cliff and provided training in first aid. They also taught a weekly queer self defense class.

Song had steady, full-time employment but has since lost their job and their apartment.

Their bond is set at $15 million.

Arrest date: July 16, 2025

Federal case number: 4:25-CR-00259-P

State case number: DC-F202500989

Interests: Food, travel, history, animals, SciFi and fantasy stories, poetry

Write letters to Song using the following address:

Benjamin Hanil Song, 11137-512
FMC Fort Worth
Federal Medical Center
P.O. Box 15330
Fort Worth, TX 76119

You can address Song as Champagne or B, and any/all pronouns are okay.

See more about how to send funds and contact Song at FMC Fort Worth here.

Savanna lived with her beloved cat and crabs. She has been an animal lover her whole life and has been vegan since she was 14.

After being arrested, she has lost her apartment and her job.

Batten’s bond is set at $10 million.

Arrested date: July 4, 2025

Federal case number: 4:25-CR-00259-P

State case number: DC-F202500875

Interests: Nature, bugs, and animals

Write letters to Batten using the following address:
Wichita County Detention Center, TX
Savanna Batten, 100006
P.O. Box 247
Phoenix, MD 21131

See more about how to send funds and contact Savanna here.

Elizabeth (Liz) is a mother of 3, provides for her youngest child, and has 2 fur babies. Her partner, Ines, was also arrested.

Liz is the kind of person whose loving nature shows in everything she does, fulfilling the role of an older sister in many of her relationships. She is always fiery and passionate. She is as courageous as they come. Liz is spontaneous and fun, enjoying life with an adventurous zeal. A lifelong learner, she passionately studies history. In her family, she prioritizes their traditions and culture. Her non-judgemental presence allows her to connect lost or hurting people with community and support. The community confides in Liz and depends on hear for support and advice.

Liz lost her job after being arrested at an intersection the night of July 4th. With two people incarcerated, the remainder of her small family is struggling financially.

Liz’s bond is set at $10 million.

Arrest date: July 4, 2025

Federal case number: 4:25-CR-00259-P

State case number: DC-F202500990

Interests: Geology, native plants, gardening, and sci-fi

Write letters to Liz using the following address:

Wichita County Detention Center, TX
Elizabeth Soto, 100005
P.O. Box 247
Phoenix, MD 21131

See more about how to send funds and contact Liz here.

Ines is a father of 3, provides for his youngest child, and has 2 fur babies. His partner, Liz, was also arrested.

Ines is big-hearted, a dedicated friend and father with a great sense of humor and even greater sense of civic virtue. He sticks to his values and is incredibly honest. He is trustworthy, determined, genuine, and humble. He is always focused and committed to his family. He embraces the loner and welcomes the stranger. We met at a social event that I came to alone: he was the first person to welcome me. He has a genuine interest in making everyone comfortable and an overall interest in the well-being of others. Ines spends a lot of time and resources cultivating spaces for creative individuals from marginalized communities to meet each other. Whether he’s working on cars or shooting hoops with the kids, it is evident that Ines is someone who loves deeply. I have seen him personally risk his safety to ensure others’ safety. He has a long history of volunteer work including natural disaster relief. He fights for unpopular, excluded, and desperate people. Now we have to fight for him.

Ines lost his job of over 5 years after being arrested at an intersection the night of July 4th. With two people incarcerated, the remainder of his small family is struggling financially.

His current bond is set at $10 million.

Arrest date: July 4, 2025

Federal case number: 4:25-CR-00259-P

State case number: DC-F202500991

Ines is an avid reader who likes fantasy and sci-fi but isn’t picky and looks forward to reading just about anything.

Write letters to Ines using the following address:

Ines Houston Soto, 11144-512
FMC Fort Worth
Federal Medical Center
P.O. Box 15330
Fort Worth, TX 76119

See more about how to send funds and contact Ines here.