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- Leonard Peltier, Native American leader who has served more than 24 years in prison for the murder of two FBI agents, a crime he says he did not commit.
Leonard Peltier Speaks From Prison, Part Two
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Archbishop Desmond Tutu says he should be freed. Amnesty International calls him a political prisoner. The FBI says he’s a cold blooded murderer. Today part II of the interview with Leonard Peltier.
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