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The jury began deliberating the case around p. The six men and six women then resumed deliberations Friday morning at a. Judge David Reich ordered a pre-sentence investigation and an opportunity for victim impact statements, if desired. A sentencing date has yet to be set. The day trial at the Morton County Courthouse was notable for the lack of a motive in the killings, a large amount of circumstantial and video evidence, and a reliance on forensic analysis of orange fibers and DNA samples.

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• ‘Now they’re home’
• The Overnighters
• Justice News
• Week in pictures : From North Dakota to Haiti protests
• Where is he now? Keith Graves, star of “The Overnighters” documentary
• Charge added in ND human trafficking case against man featured in 'Overnighters' documentary
• University Organization, Administration, & Faculty
• Jury convicts Keith Graves of trafficking women, drugs
• Forgotten graveyards may be key to better understanding the history of North Dakota
• North Dakota man found guilty in the 2019 RJR quadruple homicides

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‘Now they’re home’

Documentary filmmaker Jesse Moss followed, drawn by the news reports of massive housing shortages, which had even some of the gainfully employed living in their cars, or paying thousands of dollars a month for a run-down apartment.

So Moss lived off-and-on in Williston for 16 months, talking to average folks and business owners, looking for something that what bring the situation in this small town — in effect, a microcosmic version of what the country was experiencing — into focus.

The more Moss followed the charismatic Reinke around, however, the more the director noticed that the antagonism in the community once certain revelations about the men staying at the church came to light. What does it mean to love thy neighbor?

What do you give up when you help someone in need? For his part, Reinke says that he initially thought of Moss and his camera as no different from the dozens of other news crews that were streaming into Williston every day from around the world.

And Jesse was unusual in that I never thought to engage him theologically in the way I would other reporters. And indeed, there was a lot of debate at Sundance regarding whether Moss had gone too far in showing Reinke, who had some serious issues of his own, at his most vulnerable. Nobody ever asked me to turn the camera off. If somebody asks me to do that, I respect that request. What was important for me was to go away and think about those moments and what they represent, in the film and in the lives of these people.

Particularly for Jay, who had the most to lose. Like letting rapists sleep in his basement. The more people get to see the film, the more conversations will be sparked about what a small town does when sudden prosperity becomes a local emergency. As for Moss, the overwhelmingly positive reception so far has been a satisfying end to this journey, one which began with him showing up in North Dakota much like those oil-workers, broke, hopeful and in search of something. But they had a lot more at stake than I did.

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Justice News

The children departed from Whetstone Bay more than years ago, forcibly removed from their families and stripped of their language, culture and traditions to attend the government-run boarding school with new European names. The children were among more than who died while attending the notorious boarding school, and marked the fourth time since that remains found at Carlisle have returned to their homelands. We are really fortunate to be able to do this ceremony. They left Sioux City on Friday morning and traveled to Whetstone Bay near the Missouri River, where they were greeted by a large gathering of relatives. A caravan led by by the motorcycles of the Sicangu Lakota American Legion Riders Post escorted the ancestors home. Previous: Indigenous children finally headed home. It is believed the children departed by steamboat from Whetstone Bay to travel to a train station, where they left for Carlisle.

Week in pictures : From North Dakota to Haiti protests

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Where is he now? Keith Graves, star of “The Overnighters” documentary

Keith A. Graves, 38, is charged in Northwest Judicial District Court with several charges related to forcing women to engage in prostitution in Williston in late July. Williston police responded to a call on July 29 from Walmart, where a distressed female was crying and asking for police, Officer Jon Roggenkamp testified during Friday's preliminary hearing. The woman told police Graves picked her up at a bar in Stanley on July 25 and brought her to Williston to engage in prostitution, Roggenkamp testified. The woman, referred to as Jane Doe 1, told investigators that Graves held a BB gun to her head that looked like a real gun while instructing another woman to inject Jane Doe 1 with what investigators believe is methamphetamine, Roggenkamp testified.

Charge added in ND human trafficking case against man featured in 'Overnighters' documentary

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University Organization, Administration, & Faculty

The remains of nine children found on the grounds of a former Pennsylvania boarding school has prompted a federal investigation into a dark chapter in American history. During 19th and much of the 20th century, many indigenous children were taken from their families and tribes and sent to boarding schools, many run by religious organizations or the federal government, in an effort to indoctrinate them into white Christian culture. The uncovering of the remains is a realization of just how many more are left to be found. In , Malory Arrow went on a trip to Washington D.

Jury convicts Keith Graves of trafficking women, drugs

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Forgotten graveyards may be key to better understanding the history of North Dakota

The year-old pastor and spiritual leader of Concordia Lutheran Church in Williston, ND who is forced to resign at the end of the film. He now sells oil drilling equipment. An overnighter from Spokane, WA who becomes the pastor's assistant and oversees the overnighter program until it is revealed that he has an old conviction for a sex offense. He feels betrayed and angry when Reinke asks him to move out of the church. An overnighter from Antigo, WI who finds a job, gets a promotion and looks for a place to park a trailer so he can bring his girlfriend and baby to stay with him. They come for a visit, but don't stay. He is forced to return to Wisconsin after he is injured in a car accident.

North Dakota man found guilty in the 2019 RJR quadruple homicides

Many members of the Standing Rock tribe and surrounding communities consider the pipeline to be a serious threat to the region's water. The construction also directly threats ancient burial grounds and cultural sites of historic importance. Conflict between water protectors and law enforcement escalated through the summer and fall.