Flute v. United States: Suit by Sand Creek Massacre Descendants for Accounting of Promised Funds

Matthew L.M. Fletcher

Here:

Flute Complaint

An excerpt:

Plaintiffs file this Complaint seeking an accounting of those monies the United States of America solemnly agreed to pay to each of Plaintiffs’ ancestors as reparations for a massacre of Native American citizens at Sand Creek, Colorado by members of the federal army.

 

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  5. Richard Adame December 23, 2015 / 11:52 am

    As recently as 2001 the US Government has acknowledged wrongful treatment of Native Americans in the amount of millions of dollars.
    Native American Veterans across the country were illegally and wrongfully taxed if they served in the armed forces and claimed tribal trust lands as there home of record when they joined the services.
    The Government admitted to the illegal taxation of these Veterans and stopped the illegal policy but has refused to repay the millions that were taken .

  6. Candace Mae Odom August 29, 2016 / 1:53 pm

    I am a member of the Cheyenne/Arapaho Tribe of Oklahoma. I am half Arapaho, and half Kiowa. I would like to know who is holding the funds that were reparations for the people of my ancestors who were massacred at the Sand Creek in Eads, Colorado by Colonel Chivington? Candace M. Odom Please contact me at cmodom@verizon.net

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