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ALLEGED AIM SLAYING GUN WAS WITH THE POLICE
I’m not sure of the source on this but Monica Charles posted this on alt.native… A defense lawyer for one of two men charged with the 1975 slaying of an American Indian Movement member has accused prosecutors of putting “erroneous … Continue reading
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Tagged .32-caliber pistol, AIM, Anna Mae Aquash, Anna Mae Aquash Murder Case, Arlo Looking Cloud, Badlands, Dana Hanna, Dr. Edward James, John Graham, Martin Montileaux, Merlyn Muir, murder trial, murder weapon, Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, Rapid City, Richard Marshall, Theda Clark, U.S. Attorney Marty Jackley
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EXPLANATION OF THE CHARGES AGAINST RICHARD (DICK) MARSHALL FOR THE MURDER OF ANNA MAE AQUASH
With all of the twists and turns in this story… peoples opinions … finger pointing…. Dana Hannah (defense attorney for Richard Marshall) has written out a good simple explanation of the charges against Mr. Marshall. READ PDF FILE AT O … Continue reading
DIVIDED SIDES OF THE ANNA MAE AQUASH MURDER TRIAL
I have been reading a lot on and off about the murder of Anna Mae Aquash trial….blogs…THE UNQUIET GRAVE….a discussion group called alt.native where much arguing takes place… There are basically two sides…One that says John Graham and Richard Marshall … Continue reading
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Tagged Agnes Gildersleeve, AIM, Anna Mae Aquash, Bill Janklow, Clive Gildersleeve, Dennis Banks, FBI, IN THE SPIRIT OF CRAZY HORSE, John Graham, Joseph Trimbach, Kamook Nichols Banks, Monica Charles, Oglalas, Peter Matthiessen, Pine Ridge, Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, Richard Marshall, Richard Two Elk, Russell Means, Steve Hendricks, THE UNQUIET GRAVE, Wounded Knee 1973
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MARSHALL DEFENSE SPECULATES ON ARLO LOOKING CLOUD’S TESTIMONY
The upcoming trial of John Graham and Richard Marshall is just too much…it should be a study at Harvard Law in what is wrong with our legal system…people getting convicted…spend years in jail…and this murder case is so layered with … Continue reading
THE GIFTS OF ANNA MAE
THE GIFTS OF ANNA MAE By Monica J Charles We had a chance during the 1970’s to bring healing and balance back into our communities. We could have undone the damage done by the misogynistic white man. Our family lines … Continue reading
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Tagged AIM, Ancestors, Anna Mae Aquash, child abuse, colonizers, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, Elders, FBI, fishing rights, gold, Mary Moore, Mother Earth, reservations, smokehouse, spriitual path, Treaty, Tribes, uranium mining, WKLDOC, Women, Wounded Knee 1973
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THE UNQUIET GRAVE III
All excerpts are from THE UNQUIET GRAVE by Steve Hendricks. THE UNQUIET GRAVE continued…. (Norman) Zigrossi was the assistant special agent in charge of the FBI’s Rapid City resident agency.. He became infamous in Indian Country for saying of its … Continue reading
Classic Cointelpro
CLASSIC COINTELPRO (The story of Anna Mae Aquash and Arlo Looking Cloud) I don’t have words to name the anguish I have carried for Anna Mae, Arlo and John. Thirty years ago hope was a luminous butterfly breaking out of … Continue reading
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Tagged AIM, alcohol and drugs, Angie Begay Janis, Anna Mae Aquash, Anna Marie Tremonti, Arlo Looking Cloud, assassination, Candy Hamilton, Clan Mothers, Clyde Bellecourt, COINTELPRO, Creator, Dennis Banks, Dick Wilson, Dr. Garry Peterson, FBI, Ghost Dance, Iris Thundercloud, Johanna Brand, John Graham, John Trudell, Jordan Dill, Kamook Nichols Banks Ecoffey, Ken Stern, Lady Chiefs, Lakota, Leonard Peltier, LOUD HAWK, Madonna Gilbert, Marlon Brando, Minnie Two Shoes, occupation, OJIBWA WARRIOR, Paul Demain, Pedro Bissonette, Pine Ridge, prisoner, prisons, Rapid City, reservations, Robert Ecoffey, Roger Amiotte, Russ Redner, Russell Means, Terry Gilbert, THE LIFE AND DEATH OF ANNA MAE AQUASH, Theda Clark, Thelma Rios, Tim Rensch, Traditional leaders, Treaties, Tribal Councils, Troy Lynn Yellow Wood, WKLDOC, Wounded Knee, Wounded Knee 1973, Wounded Knee Legal Defense/Offense Committee
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ANNA MAE AQUASH: THE LEGEND
ANNA MAE AQUASH: THE LEGEND By Monica J Charles Anna Mae Aquash is the stuff of legends. She died in her prime under mysterious circumstances. She was only thirty years old and the mother of two small children. She was … Continue reading
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Tagged Anna Mae Aquash, Richard Marshall, THE UNQUIET GRAVE, Steve Hendricks, FBI, AIM, Canada, Special Agent Price, COINTELPRO, Dennis Banks, Thelma Rios, Troy Lynn Yellow Wood, Leonard Peltier, Kamook Nichols Banks Ecoffey, Anna Marie Tremonti, OJIBWA WARRIOR, South Dakota, Indian women, Kamook Nichols Banks, FBI Counter Intelligence Program, Bobby Seals, Jack Olson, Black Panthers, Geronimo Pratt., Paul Wolf, Pie Patrol, Micmac, Nogeeshik Aquash, Paula Giese, FOIA documents, Agent Coler, Agent Williams, Bernie Laffferty, DNA, mainstream media, Civil Rights, Joseph Trimbach, US Air Force, Norm Zigrossi, Joanna Brand, Peter Matthieson, IN THE SPIRIT OF CRAZY HORSE
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THE UNQUIET GRAVE/ANNA MAE AQUASH II
Available on Amazon All excerpts are in italics and from THE UNQUIET GRAVE by Steve Hendricks We left off with Anna Mae’s family being notified by the FBI. Anna Mae’s family did not believe the FBI’s story that she had … Continue reading
THE UNQUIET GRAVE/ANNA MAE AQUASH I
Amazon link All excerpts are in italics and from THE UNQUIET GRAVE by Steve Hendricks. …and with permission from the author. These were previously posted on my personal blog ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST but scattered here and … Continue reading
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