The Mystery Of Geronimo’s Missing Skull — And The DNA Test That Could Finally Reveal The Truth
It is evidence that Skull and Bones members in 1918 believed they had Geronimo’s remains.
Whether what they actually dug up was Geronimo’s grave is a separate question.
Ned Anderson And The Meeting That Raised More Questions
The story of the possible Skull and Bones theft of Geronimo’s remains might have remained a matter of legend and a single letter if not for events in the 1980s.
Ned Anderson was the tribal chairman of the San Carlos Apache Tribe in Arizona in 1986.
His specific Apache tribal affiliation is noted because it is relevant: the San Carlos Apache and the Chiricahua Apache — the group to which Geronimo belonged — are related but distinct Apache communities.
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