The Mystery Of Geronimo’s Missing Skull — And The DNA Test That Could Finally Reveal The Truth
The members of Skull and Bones who are alive today — there are approximately 800, spread across multiple generations and multiple fields of American life — inherited a legend and, possibly, a responsibility.
What they know about what their organization has or does not have, and what they believe should be done about it, is not public.
The historians and journalists who have investigated the story — Marc Wortman, Alexandra Robbins, Ben Lambert of CT Insider, and others — have contributed to the public record and will continue to do so as long as the mystery remains open.
The mystery is alive because the people it concerns are alive, or because living people are connected to the historical figures at its center.
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