By Carson Walker
Rapid City, South Dakota (AP/ICC)
The murder trial of former American Indian Movement member John Boy Patton-Graham should help bring closure – for someone.
If Graham, 52, is convicted of the shooting death of fellow AIM activist Anna (Annie) Mae Pictou Aquash, who died 32 years ago around December 12, 1975, it will mean justice has been done, one of her daughters says.
A conviction also would wrap up a long, winding case for government investigators and prosecutors, who deny Aquash was a snitch.
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By Carson Walker
Sioux Falls, South Dakota (AP)
An oft-delayed trial has been rescheduled for two men charged with the 1975 killing of a fellow American Indian Movement activist.
John Graham and Richard Marshall were set to stand trial during late February in Rapid...03-05-2009, 12:26 PM -
By Carson Walker
Sioux Falls, South Dakota (AP)
The lawyer for one of two former American Indian Movement members indicted for the 1975 slaying of Annie Mae Aquash wants one of the three counts dismissed.
John Graham and Richard Marshall pleaded not guilty to charges...11-03-2008, 03:31 PM -
By Carson Walker
Sioux Falls, South Dakota (AP)
The defense lawyer for a Canadian man accused of killing a fellow American Indian Movement member 32 years ago wants to delay the trial three months.
John Graham pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder for the slaying...03-07-2008, 10:40 PM -
Sioux Falls, South Dakota (AP)
A federal judge dismissed a key charge April 30 against one of two men accused in the 1975 slaying of a fellow activist American Indian Movement member.
U.S. District Judge Lawrence Piersol filed an order dismissing one count of aiding and...05-04-2009, 03:57 PM -
By Carson Walker
Sioux Falls, South Dakota (AP)
graham-for_web.jpgA federal judge once again delayed the trial of two men charged in the slaying of a fellow American Indian Movement member 33 years ago.
John Graham and Richard Marshall were scheduled to stand trial...01-30-2009, 11:01 AM