The Mystery Of Geronimo’s Missing Skull — And The DNA Test That Could Finally Reveal The Truth
An account of an 1986 meeting at which possible remains were produced and Anderson was asked to sign a statement clearing Skull and Bones.
Skull and Bones’ consistent denial of possessing Geronimo’s remains.
A federal lawsuit, dismissed on statute of limitations grounds.
Public statements by Geronimo’s descendants, including Harlyn Geronimo, expressing willingness to participate in DNA testing.
This evidence does not prove that Skull and Bones possesses Geronimo’s skull.
It does not prove that the 1918 grave robbery occurred, that the remains removed in 1918 — if any were removed — were Geronimo’s, or that those remains are still at Yale.
What the evidence does establish is that:
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