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Graham’s daughter said the case has been a defining thread throughout her life, a “horrible nightmare” since her father’s incarceration.B.C. international students hold protest against permanent resident policy changes“He’s always maintained his innocence right from Day 1,” she said. “He really just wants to come home.”She said she still gets goosebumps thinking about the last time she saw her mother.
It would take decades before two members of the American Indian Movement, Graham and Arlo Looking Cloud, were tried and convicted of the murder. But Pictou Maloney said those who ordered the hit were never brought to justice. South Dakota Assistant Attorney General Paul Swedlund said in an email that the allegations made to the Federal Court “are not accurate,” and the state opposes Graham’s return to Canada.
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