Some accounts, recorded from Lakota witnesses in the years following the battle, describe events near Dorman’s body that involve women, including women counted as active participants in what happened.

Some of these accounts, in some retellings, specifically name Moving Robe Woman.

The careful historical position is this: the connection between Moving Robe Woman and Dorman is documented in attributed accounts that have been repeated in the historical literature.

It cannot be confirmed from her own testimony.

It cannot be dismissed as fabrication — the attributed accounts come from witnesses who were present.

What it cannot be is elevated to established historical fact beyond the level of “attributed by some accounts to Moving Robe Woman.”