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    A Kaweah tribe did exist once but is not related to the one that applied for federal recognition, said John Dossett, a lawyer for the Washington-based National Congress of American Indians. "That group is just a total sham" Dossett said. "You know those e-mails you get from the guy who claims to be related to the Nigerian royalty and he wants you to loan him money? Full Article at Columbus Telegram
    That group is just a total sham
    SOURCE: Columbus Telegram 28 months ago
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Kansas U.S. attorney says tribe being investigated
  1. I don't know who has the truth
    SOURCE: Columbus Telegram 28 months ago
  2. We believe that maybe they are doing something good, but I think the government is trying to say it is a fraud because they don't want people to receive documents.
    SOURCE: Columbus Telegram 28 months ago
  3. You know those e-mails you get from the guy who claims to be related to the Nigerian royalty and he wants you to loan him money? I think it's the same kind of deal, it's just a scam.
    SOURCE: Columbus Telegram 28 months ago

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