Author: Steve Carr

Josh David’s story about the Tribal Council meeting had been picked up by the Associated Press. That was a first

Officer Dalton Singer followed the directions given to him by Mary Malone to the parking area near the Little Colorado

Juniper was sitting alone inside her bare-bones pueblo at Orabi. It was well after dark, and a gooseneck desk lamp

Mary Malone drove her USFWS Ford 150 north out of Flagstaff into the rising sun. It was already a hot

Vladimir Petrov relaxed poolside at the exclusive five-star, Velvet Shadows Resort in Tempe Arizona, sipping a tall whiskey sour and

Juniper sat near the edge of a mesa in the village of Oraibi, on the Hopi Reservation, staring at the

There were not a lot of dining choices in Window Rock, Arizona after nine o’clock at night, so Josh David

Navajo Tribal Police Officer Dalton Singer stood in front of the sandstone headquarters of the Navajo Tribal Headquarters where the

On a hot night at the end of June, Josh David, a stringer for the Arizona Republic, was in Window

The holding cell was hot and musty, smelling of dust and stale human waste. The Navajo built the one-room jail