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Dear Friends and Supporters,The U.S. penitentiary at Lewisburg is in lockdown for the fifth consecutive day. Lockdowns, especially those that last a long while, are dangerous. Why? First, it's common for Leonard not to receive his medications at such times. Second, the prison has told all of us that Leonard has access to a diabetes testing kit in the infirmary. Right? Unfortunately, during a lockdown, Leonard isn't allowed to go to the infirmary at all. There's no way for him to test his blood glucose level.Please help us ensure that Leonard receives proper medical care.1. Leonard must receive his medications as prescribed.2. Leonard also still needs access to a diabetes testing kit. Leonardshould be allowed his own kit at the pharmacy for accurate readings, as well as easy and regular access. In this way, he'll be able to test himself three or four times a day and hopefully achieve a balanced blood glucose level.3. Leonard needs diabetic shoes that will help him with his diabetes-related foot problems.If the prison cannot provide a kit and/or a proper pair of shoes, the family will work with an approved medical supply company to see to it that Leonard gets what he needs.All supporters are requested to continue to contact:Warden BledsoeUSP LewisburgUS Penitentiary2400 Robert F. Miller DriveLewisburg, PA 17837Phone: 570-523-1251Fax: 570-522-7745E-mail: lew/execassistant@ bop.govAlso contact:D. Scott Dodrill, Regional DirectorNortheast Regional OfficeUS Custom House2nd & Chesnut StreetPhiladelphia, PA 19106Phone: 215-521-7301E-mail: nero/execassistant@ bop.govHarley G. Lappin, DirectorFederal Bureau of Prisons320 First Street., NWWashington, DC 20534Phone: 202-307-3198Thank you for your concern.Betty Ann Peltier SolanoCoordinatorLeonard Peltier Defense Offense CommitteePO Box 7488, Fargo, ND 58106Phone: 701/235-2206E-mail: contact@whoisleonar dpeltier. infoWeb: www.whoisleonardpel tier.infoAmnesty International considers Leonard Peltier a "political prisoner" who should be "immediately and unconditionally released." Leonard Peltier, now a great-grandfather, is a citizen of the Anishinabe and Dakota/Lakota Nations and a tireless advocate for Indigenous Rights. A participant in the American Indian Movement, he went to assist the Oglala Lakota people on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in the mid-1970s where, on June 26, 1975, a tragic shoot out occurred. He was wrongfully convicted in thedeaths of two agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and has been illegally incarcerated since 1976. Federal prosecutors have twice admitted before the Courts of Appeal that they don't know who fired the fatal shots. The government also has admitted that it isn't known what role Leonard Peltier "may have played" in the incident. Since his politically motivated prosecution and conviction, proof of fabricated and suppressed evidence, as well as coerced testimony, has been uncovered. The Courts of Appeal have repeatedly acknowledged investigative and prosecutorial misconduct in this case, but have failed to take corrective action. A model prisoner, Leonard continues to maintain his innocence and has conseqently been denied fair consideration for parole. Join with numerous internationally recognized human rights organizations, civil rights leaders, celebrities and other luminaries who have called for the immediate release of Leonard Peltier. Visit www.whoisleonardpel tier.info.Time to set him free... Because it is the RIGHT thing to do.Friends of Peltierhttp://www.FreePeltierNow.org
Dear Supporters, Great news! No more phone calls, letters or e-mails are needed. We heard from Leonard this morning. He now has his own diabetes testing kit in the infirmary. He also is receiving his medications as prescribed. He asked me to thank all of you for your care and concern and for taking such strong action on his behalf. Betty Ann Peltier SolanoLeonard Peltier Defense Offense CommitteePO Box 7488, Fargo, ND 58106 Phone: 701/235-2206 E-mail: contact@whoisleonardpeltier.infoWeb: www.whoisleonardpeltier.info