Whether he is truly guilty or not, I doubt that he will get his day in a real court of law. I have seen tribal court commit atrocities that would never be considered in a US court, including allowing primary and secondary hearsay to be allowed. If you are non-native, you have no rights in tribal court. You are not allowed to bring legal representation. I have talked to many, many US federal attorneys, and they were at a loss on how to intervene in a few court cases I was an advocate for. I was amazed on the witness statements allowed without any corroborating evidence to support it. Turned out to be a popularity contest on whose testimony was more credible. I'm sorry if there will be those who will be outraged by my words, but guess what? This is what I have personally witnessed, not heard on the rumor mill. That's why I only agreed to telephonic witnessing. Couldn't trust the tribal court to falsely accuse me of something heinous.