Warren Allmand, Canada's Solicitor General at the time, later stated that these documents contained false information.[37] (Blackhorse was also extradited to the United States, but charges against him related to the reservation shootout were dropped.)[38] One of the documents relied on in Peltier's extradition was an affidavit signed by Myrtle Poor Bear, a Native American woman local to the area near Pine Ridge Reservation.[39] While Poor Bear stated that she was Peltier's girlfriend during that time and watched the killings, Peltier and others at the scene said that Poor Bear did not know Peltier and was not present during the murders.[39] Poor Bear later admitted to lying to the FBI, but said that the agents interviewing her had coerced her into making the claims.[39] When Poor Bear tried to testify against the FBI, the judge barred her testimony because of mental incompetence.[39]