Wray urged Biden not to commute sentence of Indigenous activist Leonard Peltier
- President Joe Biden commuted the sentence of Indigenous activist Leonard Peltier, who was serving life in prison for the June 1975 killings of FBI Special Agents Jack R. Coler and Ronald A. Williams.
- The FBI has long stressed Peltier's guilt and fought against any parole or commutation of his life sentence, stating that Peltier's claims are meritless and his convictions must stand.
- Peltier, now 80 and suffering from poor health, expressed relief, saying, 'It's finally over. I'm going home,' following the commutation announcement.
- FBI Director Christopher Wray opposed Peltier's release, emphasizing that justice would not be served by his continued imprisonment, as stated in a 2024 letter.
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