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Jump to Page Navigation Buttons====>>The "Saga of Norma Jean" was written in 1990 by Nilak Butler, Patrick Hooty Croy, Diana Samuelson (her present attorney), Bia D'Ocampo, Denise Ferry and Kevin McKiernan It was published in the first issue of Indigenous Woman a magazine of the Indigenous Women's Network, in the spring of 1991. There were no results from the publication. In 1993, at the urging of International Indian Treaty Conference Political Prisoners Coordinator Yvonne Wanrow Swan, the following resolution was passed by international delegates to the International Indigenous People's Conference, sponsored by the American Indian Movement at its 25th anniversary celebration at Ft. Snelling, Minnesota.
The Saga of Norma Jean
--The story of Norma Jean's arrest and the years of imprisonment that followed for her.Resolution of the International Indigenous People's Conference, Ft. Snelling, MN, 1993
--Unanimously supported an Executive pardon for Norma Jean.NEWS from Norma Jean's Defense Committee
--Federal Hearing Upcoming; Letters and Petitions wanted.Can't Jail the Spirit
--A prisoners' Rights page, with main focus on political prisoners. This is a list with addresses where you can write to them. I found Norma Jean Croy, but not Leonard Peltier on this list and wrote the Webmaster asking why.Computer Error
--This is how I found out Norma Jean was still in prison. I've written to her, and called her defense committee. An update is posted here; more will be added..California's Hidden History of Genocide
--Material involving Norma Jean's tribe and others, gathered by defense investigators and used at Hooty's trial to establish the prevailing conditions under which Hooty's action was reasonable self-defense.
