A Canadian man accused of murdering American Indian Movement activist Anna Mae Pictou-Aquash nearly 28 years ago is trying to get released from jail.
Lawyers in British Columbia say Graham, a Canadian Native, has met the conditions for bail. U.S. authorities are trying to extradite him to face charges for the murder.
Pictou-Aquash was found dead on the Pine Ridge Reservation in February 1976. Arlo Looking Cloud is awaiting trial in South Dakota.
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Canadian accused of killing AIM activist may get out of jail
(AP 1/12)
Graham�s bail conditions met, defence group says
(The Whitehorse Star 1/12)
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