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Actor from Dances with Wolves Sentenced for Abuse

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Nathan Chasing Horse, known for his role in Dances with Wolves, sentenced to life for sexually assaulting Indigenous women and girls. Convicted on thirteen charges, hell face thirty-seven years before parole. Chasing Horse exploited spiritual trust as a Lakota medicine man, preying on victims beliefs. Victims shared harrowing experiences, highlighting the lasting impact of his actions. Despite denials, he was found guilty. Charges remain in Canada, with warrants active in Alberta and British Columbia. Survivors strive to rebuild, while this case underscores the challenge of holding predators accountable in sacred spaces.

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Actor from Dances with Wolves Sentenced for Abuse

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Global News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Actor from Dances with Wolves Sentenced for Abuse. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On April 28th, a Nevada judge just handed down a life sentence to Nathan Chasinghorse, the 49-year-old actor from Dances with Wolves, four, sexually assaulting Indigenous women and girls. He got convicted on 13 charges tied to three victims, and he'll have to wait 37 years before even thinking about parole. Chasinghorse built a rep as a Lakota medicine man after his role in the film, traveling Indian country for ceremonies and powwows. Prosecutors laid out how he twisted that spiritual trust to abuse women over nearly 20 years. Victims and families poured out their pain in court, talking about stolen childhoods, shattered faith, and lasting health issues from the assaults. The judge called a mouth for praying on their beliefs, despite overwhelming trial evidence, even as he kept denying everything. This reps a long legal fight that kicked off with his 2023 arrest, shaking up communities nationwide. Meanwhile, charges are still hanging in Canada, with warrants active in Alberta and British Columbia waiting on appeals. As survivors push

1:03forward to rebuild and reclaim their lives, this case spotlights the hard road to holding predators accountable in sacred spaces. That's the story for today. Global News Today, Driven by AI

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