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Fort Peck Tribes indict woman in connection with baby girl's death






The Fort Peck Court Complex in Poplar, Montana. Photo from FPTC

The Fort Peck Tribes of Montana have laid charges against a woman who is connected to the death of a one-year-old girl on the reservation.

Few details have been released about the case but the woman is due in tribal court on Friday, the Associated Press reported. The suspect also faces federal charges as the investigation continues.

Kenzley Olson was found dead in Poplar on Wednesday. Residents have expressed shock at the crime, which some have speculated is linked to drug abuse on the reservation.

“I really think it’s getting worse. It’s not getting better,” Peter Dupree told the AP. “The law and order has to step up to the plate.”

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Woman behind bars in death of girl on Montana reservation (AP 4/21)
Community mourns 1-year-old Kenzley Olson (ABC FOX Montana 4/21)
Poplar mourns death of 1-year-old (The Great Falls Tribune 4/22)

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