Leonard Peltier Faces Potential Final Parole Hearing After Nearly 50 Years in Prison

The 79-year-old Native American activist's case has drawn widespread support amid claims of trial misconduct and deteriorating health.

Peltier has maintained his innocence regarding the 1975 murder of two FBI agents.
His trial involved alleged prosecutorial misconduct, including withheld evidence and coerced witnesses.
Prominent figures like Pope Francis and Nelson Mandela have called for his release.
Peltier's health issues include diabetes, hypertension, and partial blindness.
The FBI remains opposed to his parole, citing the severity of the crime.