Annie Mae Aquash and her daughter, Denise Pictou Maloney. COURTESY HULU
The four-part documentary, "Vow of Silence: The Assassination of Annie Mae," premieres on Hulu on November 26 and examines the life and death of American Indian Movement activist Annie Mae Aquash, whose murder went unsolved for 30 years. Shinnecock resident Margo Thunderbird, who died last month, was a friend of Annie Mae and is featured in the documentary series. COURTESY HULU
The four-part documentary, "Vow of Silence: The Assassination of Annie Mae," premieres on Hulu on November 26 and examines the life and death of American Indian Movement activist Annie Mae Aquash, whose murder went unsolved for 30 years. Shinnecock resident Margo Thunderbird, who died last month, was a friend of Annie Mae and is featured in the documentary series. COURTESY HULU
Annie Mae Aquash was a big part of the American Indian Movement in the 1970s, and her murder went unsolved for decades. COURTESY HULU
Annie Mae Aquash was a big part of the American Indian Movement in the 1970s, and her murder went unsolved for decades. COURTESY HULU
Executive Producer Amy Kaufman
Executive Producer Caroline Waterlow
Producer/director Yvonne Russo
Annie Mae Aquash and her daughter, Denise Pictou Maloney. COURTESY HULU
The four-part documentary, "Vow of Silence: The Assassination of Annie Mae," premieres on Hulu on November 26 and examines the life and death of American Indian Movement activist Annie Mae Aquash, whose murder went unsolved for 30 years. Shinnecock resident Margo Thunderbird, who died last month, was a friend of Annie Mae and is featured in the documentary series. COURTESY HULU
The four-part documentary, "Vow of Silence: The Assassination of Annie Mae," premieres on Hulu on November 26 and examines the life and death of American Indian Movement activist Annie Mae Aquash, whose murder went unsolved for 30 years. Shinnecock resident Margo Thunderbird, who died last month, was a friend of Annie Mae and is featured in the documentary series. COURTESY HULU
Annie Mae Aquash was a big part of the American Indian Movement in the 1970s, and her murder went unsolved for decades. COURTESY HULU
Annie Mae Aquash was a big part of the American Indian Movement in the 1970s, and her murder went unsolved for decades. COURTESY HULU
Executive Producer Amy Kaufman
Executive Producer Caroline Waterlow
Producer/director Yvonne Russo
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