In this episode of wildwestfaces we look at a newspaper article from the Daily Morning Astorian from 1884. In this article Marvin Holly from Dearborn County Indiana describes how he was with Custer when the army mistakenly attacked Black Kettle's camp, who were on good terms with the government. Holly was knocked off his horse and was pounced upon by a Cheyenne warrior who scalped him alive. This account is vivid and frightful.
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A summary: It fucking hurts.