The Mystery Of Geronimo’s Missing Skull — And The DNA Test That Could Finally Reveal The Truth
Trubee Davison and names other individuals, including “Knight Haffuer” (Charles C.
Haffner Jr.).
Marc Wortman found this letter in 2005 while researching an unrelated subject.
The letter is contemporaneous — written within months of the alleged events it describes — but is written by someone who was at Yale, not Fort Sill.
Skull and Bones, as an organization, has denied possessing Geronimo’s remains.
Yale University, as an institution, has stated that it does not possess Geronimo’s remains and does not own the Skull and Bones building or property.
What is not established:
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