Why is the Federal Bureau of Investigations, who I'm sure have a very long to-do list, spending some much time controlling the scene of a Native man who died in the 19th century? This is very odd. Just why is this site, this man, so very intriguing to the largest domestic investigation agency in the United States? Damned interesting, I guess.
from the Salt Lake Tribune:
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