Where are the bones of the revered Apache warrior, Geronimo?
I must agree with Anderson that if his bones and skull have been used for childish rituals by the Skull and Bones Society at Yale, it is indeed sacrilegious and barbaric. If George Herbert Walker Bush, the former president of the United States participated in midnight rituals using the skull and bones of this great warrior, he owes every Indian in America an apology. Tim Giago (Nanwica Kciji) (c) 2000 The Lakota Nation Journal vol.1 Issue 30 August 28-Sept.3rd, 2000 http://www.lakotajournal.com (Website of “The Lakota Journal.”) I conducted a phone interview with Mr. Ned Anderson in the fall of 2000. Mr. Anderson confirmed the details of the above article. He added that in the meeting with Jonathan Bush, Mr. Bush produced a skull of a ten year old child that he claimed was the skull used in the Skull and Bones rituals. Mr. Anderson made note of the obvious physical differences between the child’s skull and the photo he had received of what was claimed to be Geronimo’s remains. Mr. Bush
