Anna Mae Pictou Aquash
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- Givers Of Justice to the King of Thieves March, 1976...Sioux elders say the winds always howl when the body of a murder victim is moved. During the traditional wake and funeral given Anna Mae Pictou Aquash the week-end of March 12, 1976, a storm peaked, sending 30-mile-per-hour winds blasting across the desolate fields and shaking the rickety Jumping Bull Hall where the wake was being held. The unseasonal thaw that three weeks before had led tothe discovery of Anna Mae's body had given way to bitter cold. The corpse awaited its second burial bound in blankets and robes, resting on a log pole bier inside a canvas-covered teepee near the rickety building known as Jumping Bull Hall. Indian youths took axes to the government-supplied coffin and burned it in a bonfire outside.
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| Page title: | Anna Mae Pictou Aquash |
| Keywords: | anna mae pictou, anna mae, AIM, american indian movement, native american, wounded knee |
| Description: | anna mae pictou, anna mae |
| IP-address: | 205.214.169.126 |
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| Date | Creation Date: 16-sep-1995 Expiration Date: 15-sep-2015 |