a courtroom... This was the American judicial system at its very worst...1 Leonard Peltier

was born an Indian, this is how it all started. Leonard did everything for his family, he

even tried to siphon diesel fuel from an Army Reserve truck to heat his grandparents'

home. Isn't that what any human being would do if they were in that situation?

Nevertheless, this sent him to jail. Being an Native American at that time was very hard,

yet, it should not be thought that way; they were the first people in America. Moreover

the main event of Peltiers life goes like this:

On June 26, 1975 FBI agents Jack Coler and Ronald Williams, in unmarked cars,

drive at a full-speed onto the Jumping Bull property, ostensibly chasing a red pick up

truck in which they suspect a minor thief is riding. The FBI has never explained why it

made such concerted effort to catch that thief-accused of stealing a pair of used cowboy

boots- when it had failed to investigate the recent deaths of dozens of American Indian

Movement supporters. A firefight erupts between the intruding unidentified agents and

the American Indian Movement defenders. within minutes

badgering a red and white van, two completely different vehicles.3 When the agents saw

that the FBI agents found was Peltiers, but it was not the one that shot the FBI agents.

history, and the legal system did its best to keep them in their place.6 How soon they

then heads north and west, escaping across the Canadian border and winning refuge

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