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Peltier asks Congress to complete investigation
Friday, April 2, 2004
Imprisoned American Indian Movement activist Leonard Peltier wants Congress to complete an investigation into alleged corruption within the CIA and FBI that may have affected his case. Peltier's lawyer says the FBI framed the 59-year-old Sioux/Ojibwe man who is serving two consecutive life terms for the murders of two FBI agents. Peltier has sought parole from federal prison but has been repeatedly denied. Attempts to reopen his case through the courts have failed. Get the Story:
Peltier lawyer to seek help from Congress in case (AP 4/2) Relevant Links:
Free Leonard Peltier - http://www.freepeltier.org Related Stories:
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Reno mum on Peltier details (12/8)
Clinton: I'll decide on Peltier (11/09)
Text of Clinton's remarks on Peltier (11/09)
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Group seeks Peltier clemency (05/17)
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Peltier asks Congress to complete investigation
Friday, April 2, 2004
Imprisoned American Indian Movement activist Leonard Peltier wants Congress to complete an investigation into alleged corruption within the CIA and FBI that may have affected his case. Peltier's lawyer says the FBI framed the 59-year-old Sioux/Ojibwe man who is serving two consecutive life terms for the murders of two FBI agents. Peltier has sought parole from federal prison but has been repeatedly denied. Attempts to reopen his case through the courts have failed. Get the Story:
Peltier lawyer to seek help from Congress in case (AP 4/2) Relevant Links:
Free Leonard Peltier - http://www.freepeltier.org Related Stories:
Peltier locks up Peace and Freedom nomination (03/03)
Appeals court denies bid for Peltier rehearing (11/05)
Hundreds turn out to support Peltier's appeal (09/22)
Peltier lawyers prepare for hearing on parole (9/19)
Appeals court to hear Peltier parole case (9/16)
Appeals court denies latest Peltier appeal (12/13)
Peltier loses reduced sentence appeal (12/12)
Peltier seeks reduction in prison sentence (10/09)
FBI says not hiding Peltier information (7/22)
FBI author of Pine Ridge list promoted (4/12)
FBI truths subject of probe and Peltier suit (4/4)
Freeh takes blame for 'serious error' at FBI (5/17)
Review of FBI 'mistakes', culture sought (5/14)
Peltier foe announces resignation from FBI (5/2)
Peltier blasts decision against him (1/30)
Clinton passes over Peltier clemency (1/22)
Bush to keep Peltier foe in FBI (1/5)
Decision near on Peltier (12/22)
Reno mum on Peltier details (12/8)
Clinton: I'll decide on Peltier (11/09)
Text of Clinton's remarks on Peltier (11/09)
In Television: Peltier subject of documentary ( 10/16)
FBI recalls Oglala shootout (06/26)
FBI: 'Brutal slaying' at Oglala (06/26)
Group seeks Peltier clemency (05/17)
FBI Promises to Prevent Peltier Pardon (04/21)
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