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Cherokee woman guilty for praying
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2002 A Cherokee woman who went to a country club to pray on an Indian mound was found guilty by a jury of trespassing. Barbara Crandell, 74, said she got tired after praying and rested on the country club golf course. She was ejected from the private facility. Crandell was fined $250 plus court costs but said she doesn't intend to pay. She said she would have rather gone to jail. Get the Story:
Native American found guilty of trespassing (Gannett News Service 11/8)
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