On a cool autumn evening, November 17, 1973, fourteen-year-old Dana Baade, a white male, joined his older brother and their friends for what was meant to be a night of camaraderie around a campfire at Gitchie Manitou State Preserve in Iowa, just across the border from their home in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Dana, a student at Patrick Henry Junior High School, was with his eighteen-year-old brother, Stewart Baade, and their friends, seventeen-year-old Roger Essem, fifteen-year-old Michael Hadrat
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