They document the transfer of the body to the family.

They do not document the burial location, because the Army did not know it.

Dr.

McGillicuddy wrote accounts of the death that have been frequently cited.

His accounts describe the scene at the time of death — the father, the friend, the dying man.

They do not include information about where the burial took place, because McGillicuddy was not present for it.

The reporters who covered Crazy Horse’s death and its aftermath — there were journalists in the area because his surrender had been major news — wrote accounts that reflected what was publicly known.