F.B.I. documents, released to her lawyer after years of repeated efforts, show that the agency believes her husband, Ray Robinson, was fatally shot by Native American activists during the 71-day siege of Wounded Knee, S.D., in 1973, she says.
“All I wanted was for the people who know what happened to come clean and tell the truth, so we can get his bones and put them in a decent grave,” she said.
That may take a while longer. The federal documents offer no clue to where Mr. Robinson was buried, she said.
