Also found an article talking generally about the case. Basic detail, but here is the here.
Here is an excerpt from a report on the 2000 LP convention ...
At the party's convention, which ends here today, Tennessee delegate Vernie Kuglin says she may have caught her libertarian spirit growing up in Nigeria as the child of missionary parents. "I think I developed a libertarian attitude in my soul from the Africans there, who lived very free," she says. "They didn't have much government intrusion in their lives at that time."LinkIt wasn't until 1992, however, that she first heard of the Libertarian Party - which since its beginnings in 1971 has campaigned for a radical reduction in the role of the government in the lives of American citizens.
"The logic of it made sense to me," says Ms. Kuglin. "I liked the idea of responsibility, of individual choice."