Some accounts suggest he was married to a Lakota woman.

He spoke the Lakota language — which was why the Army employed him as an interpreter.

His death at Little Bighorn was confirmed.

Where he died — in the area of Reno’s initial attack and retreat — placed him in the zone where Moving Robe Woman was fighting.

The accounts that connect Moving Robe Woman specifically to what happened to Dorman — whether in terms of his death or the post-battle treatment of his body — come from secondary sources and attributed testimony, not from Moving Robe Woman’s own recorded statements.

This matters for how historians present the connection.