In 1977, Native American activist Leonard Peltier was sentenced to consecutive life terms for killing two FBI agents. Then in 2000, a Freedom of Information Act disclosure proved the Feds had framed him. But Leonard's still in prison. This is the story of what happened on the Pine Ridge Reservation half a century ago—and the man who's still behind bars for a crime he didn't commit.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 23 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | HistoryTrue Crime |
We explore what went down in the federal courthouse in Fargo to convince Leonard that he’d been railroaded into a life behind bars with help from author Louise Erdrich, filmmaker Kevin McKiernan, and attorneys Kevin H. Sharp and Bruce Ellison, among ... more
We interview Native American author Louise Erdrich, who attended Leonard Peltier’s murder trial in her hometown of Fargo, North Dakota, in 1977. The 2021 Pulitzer Prize Winner for Fiction analyzes where it all went wrong for Peltier, while sharing ho... more
We dissect the murder trial of Bob Robideau and Dino Butler who were acquitted by an all-white jury of twelve in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, after a period of intense deliberations that almost resulted in a hung jury and retrial. This is the story of how an ... more
On February 6th, 1976, a tip led Canadian police to the Mountain Cree Camp School in Alberta where one of America’s Most Wanted was hiding out with a few of his friends – and at least one government operative. Hear how Peltier’s luck finally ran out ... more
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Stopped listening after the first episode when the narrators said they want to use their “white privilege” to explain the oppression of Indians and American colonialism.
Had the potential to be a great podcast about a person and his people and the atrocities that were committed against them. Unfortunately they made it as much about left sided politics, as they did about Leonard Peltier. I found it Ironic that the same government agencies that have wronged the native people, were the same agencies the podcaster uses to bolster their leftist ideas. Unfortunately the writers are waiting for Biden to free Leonard Peltier. I feel bad for Leonard, because once again... more
So hard to want to listen to this podcast with such heavy bias. Was hoping to learn. Can’t get past the insane liberal view. It starts with the comment “the lynching of George Floyd”! more
It is really sad that they had to put this important series behind a paywall. For sure this wil cut off lots of potential supporters.
Thanks to all involved for this compelling presentation of the facts and stories surrounding this case. Sending hope and healing and a swift road to freedom for Leonard
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