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Sioux Falls Argus Leader
April 4, 2018
A man convicted in the slaying of American Indian Movement activist Anna Mae Aquash has lost his bid to get his conviction overturned. John Graham had sought to have his conviction overturned based on a Canadian extradition treaty with the United States. He argued that he was convicted in 2011 inÃâà...
Kotatv
March 31, 2018
PIERRE, S.D. (KOTA TV) – The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 8th Circuit refused to overturn John Graham's conviction in the murder of fellow American Indian Movement member Anna Mae Aquash. Graham claimed the court lacked jurisdiction over him because he is a Canadian citizen whose extraditionÃâà...
CTV News
March 14, 2018
Anna Mae Pictou Aquash. In the early 1970s, Anne Mae joined the ranks of the American Indian Movement (AIM), at the time the most visible advocacy group for Indigenous civil rights. The Mi'kmaq woman took part in two standoffs, including the 1973 Wounded Knee incident, when about 200 followers of AIM occupiedÃâà...
CTV News
March 13, 2018
“American Indian Movement members kidnapped, interrogated, beat, raped and executed Anna Mae Pictou Aquash,” said Pictou-Maloney. Her family struggled for years to have investigations re-opened, and to have her body repatriated so she could be buried in her home community. Arlo Looking CloudÃâà...
APTN News
August 15, 2017
The daughter of Anna Mae Aquash, who was murdered in South Dakota in the 1970's is welcoming the chance to finally tell her mother's story before the national inquiry. “I've personally been working on my mom's case for 20 years,” said Denise Pictou-Maloney who is also the inquiry's community relationsÃâà...
CBC.ca
March 9, 2016
To many aboriginal people, Leonard Peltier is a hero of the American indigenous rights movement in the 1970s and a wrongfully convicted political prisoner whose story has inspired films, books, songs and T-shirt slogans. But in the Mi'kmaq community of Indian Brook, N.S., the former member of theÃâà...
CounterPunch
May 9, 2014
For my money, the most recent infernal sin of the New York Times was an article in its magazine on the 1976 murder of Anna Mae Aquash, an activist of the .... It would take investigators a week to identify the body as that of 30-year-old Anna Mae Pictou Aquash, a principal in the American Indian Movement.
New York Times (blog)
April 30, 2014
In last weekend's magazine Eric Konigsberg wrote about the investigation into the 1975 killing of the Native American activist Anna Mae Aquash, which has gone on for decades. Despite the fact that two lower-level members of the American Indian Movement were convicted of her murder, many people,Ãâà...
New York Times
April 25, 2014
It would take investigators a week to identify the body as that of 30-year-old Anna Mae Pictou Aquash, a principal in the American Indian Movement. ... So locals were not all that surprised when Anna Mae Aquash turned up dead: She was just one more soldier lost in the fight against a government that had,Ãâà...
The Circle News
December 31, 1999
... is frank in discussing his con-viction that the American IndianMovement was plagued with meddlingby the Federal Bureau of Investigations.According to the activist, the FBI wasat the very least complicit in the deathof AIM activist, Anna Mae Aquash, andthe conviction of long-time prisoner,Leonard Peltier.
