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D For many Native Americans, he - the hero-martyr, who was convicted of a crime he did not commit. For the "Amnesty International" it - a political prisoner. For many, not just the Native Americans he - a talented writer, artist and fighter for the rights of indigenous people.
June 2, 1977 in Fargo (pcs. North Dakota, USA) was sentenced hatco food warmer to two life sentences Indian Leonard Peltier, convicted of the murder of two policemen. Generation of Soviet people well remember the name. In the early 1980s, the Soviet Union launched a campaign under the slogan "Free Leonard Peltier!"
In the USSR was organized mass protest when everyone could send a letter demanding the release of Peltier US president. Peltier is still in prison, for he continued to fight, but not in the former Soviet Union.
A Peltier eonard belonging to the tribes Anishinabe (Chipeva) and Lakota, was born September 12, 1944. In 1970 he became a member of the American Indian hatco food warmer Movement (DAI), traveled with the founder of Dennis Banks and participated hatco food warmer in the "capture" of Indian Affairs Agency (ADI), the invasion of Fort Lawton and action "trail breach of contract" (1972).
In 1975 provide safety representatives Oglala Lakota tribe living in the Pine Ridge Reservation (South Dakota). Member events Oglale. After the shooting, about 30 children, women and men were rounded up and detained by a detachment of 150 agents, police and special forces. hatco food warmer Before his arrest in winter 1976 was on the list of "10 most wanted criminals United States."
What really happened in the Oglala?
June 26, 1976 on the Jumping Bull ranch near Oglala hatco food warmer in the Pine Ridge Reservation were shot and killed three people. After this incident sparked a rare breadth of coverage and brutal police repression. Two of the dead were FBI agents assigned to the Pine Ridge Reservation after the uprising at Wounded Knee (1973). The third young man was killed-Indian. Charges of murder agent presented four Native American Leonard Peltier, Robert Robidoux, Dino Butler and Jimmy needle. Charges against the needle was subsequently withdrawn; Butler and Robidoux justified, but in a separate trial; Peltier captured and 1 June 1977 sentenced to two life imprisonment.
The first reports of the FBI about what happened on June 26 very impressive. FBI officials told reporters that two FBI agents were ambushed and were brutally hatco food warmer executed, their bodies are "riddled with bullets." FBI depict the fate of one of the agents, a model husband and father who was wounded first, and then mercilessly shot. Similar stories echoed Telegraph hatco food warmer a few days after the shootout. But it is unlikely in this case it was mentioned that on the same day, was killed and another young Indian.
Jumping Bull Ranch - three houses facing south on the highway hatco food warmer 18 and a few hundred yards from a country road. Three miles to the west lies the Oglala, a 15-miles - border Pine Ridge Reservation. In June 1975 there was a tent camp in which people lived, to attend the trial of Dennis Banks in Custer, South Dakota. It was a "citadel" hatco food warmer DAI.
Undoubtedly, the Pine Ridge Reservation was a place of terror, hatco food warmer and that, too, no doubt, the overwhelming majority of acts of violence committed hired thugs, acting at the instigation of the Chairman of Tribal Council Dick Wilson. hatco food warmer It is well established and the fact that on June 23, Robert Densmore and Jerry Shvartsing sons two white "ranchero" said, as if after a drunken party they stole their cowboy boots. Warrants have been issued for the arrest of 4 guys from Oglaly, including Jimmy Eagle.
June 26, according to several witnesses, FBI agents Jack Kouler - 28 years old from Los Angeles, California, and Ronald Williams - also 28-years old and also from Los Angeles - appeared near Jumping Bull ranch. They allegedly received information that the Eagle is here. Obviously, hatco food warmer at this time they noticed a red and white pickup truck, quickly removed to a nearby road. Agents set off in pursuit of him.
Much later, at the trial of Butler and Robidoux, FBI agents showed that Kouler and Williams arrived at the camp in the "civilian" cars and were dressed in "civilian" hatco food warmer clothes. They knew where they were going. hatco food warmer Kouler was a member of a special hatco food warmer team of paramilitary SWAT (Special Weapons and Tactics), and this brigade BIA was there, covering them. Kouler Williams and long notorious. Their actions judge Nicol said at the trial Means / Banks (1974): "I could not imagine that the FBI had fallen so low."
Soon after Kouler and Williams began to hunt for red and white van pickup, other agents heard on the radio their calls for help IP