We're continuing our conversation with Indigenous leader Leonard Peltier, released to home confinement in February after nearly half a century behind bars.
While researching different sources of energy, she learned about devices called Peltier tiles that can generate electricity when heated on one side and cooled on the other.
Two years later, in 1977, the police arrested one of the leaders AIM Lenard Peltier, for this murder (or these murders, since there were two men who were killed).
I'm Amy Goodman, as we continue our global TV, radio broadcast exclusive, as we sit in the home of longtime indigenous activist Leonard Peltier in Belcourt, North Dakota, on the reservation.
Some people say the FBI agents threatened certain members of the Pine Ridge Indian tribe and that therefore Peltier didn't get a fair trial – that the legal process that was used for Peltier was not correct.