In the predawn hours of March 6, 1995, a long-simmering political dispute within the Seneca Nation of Indians erupted into deadly violence on the Cattaraugus Indian Reservation in Irving, New York. When the shooting subsided, three men lay dead, including 62-year-old Myron Kettle, a male member of the Seneca Nation. His death, along with that of two other men, marked a tragic escalation in a power struggle that had deeply divided the community and set the stage for a violent confrontation that h
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