Cherokee Times

This months tribal sessions have been enlightening to say the least. Through questioning the Attorney General about the enrollment audit and why the news article stated "per The Attorney general" speaking to Ms. Tarnawsky, I learned that the someone had "found some old Bankruptcy documents" and the auditors were wanting to search those records, but that she had wanted to be sure that there was not going to be extra charges above their contract for that purpose.

I also inadvertly learned why there was a large number of enrollments between1960 and 1970.  The enrollment was updating the enrollment records to reflect new enrollment numbers.  Why they changed enrollment dates is beyond me,  I was an enrolled Tribal member when my mother left the Cherokee Hospital after my birth in Jan. 1939.  If the enrollment date was changed to reflect  a 1960 enrollment date, that was a fraudulent act of the enrollment staff.

Also listening to the Snow bird request for separation, I heard the Attorney General quote the Cherokee County, count as 585 while Snowbirds count was over 800.  I found that a little strange because the number of 600 for cherokee County.  I am wondering if that count meant registered voters or population.  If it was registered voters and there were 600 votes counted in cherokee County, that discrepancy could have affected the outcome of the Chief/vice Chief election.