But in the midst of the twist and turns I remembered he pointed out the grave of Geronimo as we drove by. I know very little about the Native American leader Geronimo. If I'm completely honest ...

As the story goes, nine years after Geronimo's death, Skull and Bones members who were stationed at the army outpost dug up the warrior's grave and stole his skull, as well as some bones and other ...

David Miller, a retired professor at Cameron University in Lawton who has spent years studying Geronimo and the controversy surrounding the grave, says he's confident Geronimo's remains still lie ...

David Miller, a retired professor at Cameron University in Lawton who has spent years studying Geronimo and the controversy surrounding the grave, says he's confident Geronimo's remains still lie ...

Bush, invaded Geronimo's grave at Ft. Sill and stole his skull, some bones and other items buried with him. "In this lawsuit, we're going to find out if the bones are there or not," said the group ...

Why does this matter? Although unproven, the alleged desecration of Geronimo's grave carries significant political baggage. Like Chief Sitting Bull, who defeated General Custer at the battle of ...

The oft-told tale is that Bush's grandfather, Prescott Bush, and some of his buddies at Yale, dug up the grave of Apache chief Geronimo, removing his skull and femur and placing them in a glass ...

Especially if the grave is that of a great warrior, like the Apache medicine man Geronimo. In the late 19th century, thousands of U.S. and Mexican troops were sent after the fearsome leader.