A woman from the Fort Peck Reservation in Montana faces a murder charge for a stabbing death on New Year's Eve.
Stanette Crowe, 20, was arrested by Fort Peck tribal police. She is accused of stabbing her live-in partner, Donald Eagleman, who would have turned 23 next week.
The FBI is also investigating the incident. Federal charges could be laid against Crowe.
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Woman faces tribal murder charge
(The Billings Gazette 1/3)
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Fort Peck woman charged with New Year's Eve murder
Wednesday, January 3, 2007
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