Nathan Chasing Horse Convicted: Indigenous Women's Trauma

0:00On April 28th, Nathan chasing horse, the actor from dances with wolves, got slapped with a life sentence in Nevada on Monday. A jury nailed him on 13 charges, mostly sexual assaults against indigenous women and girls. Three women came forward, one just 14 when it started, though he beat some counts. Prosecutors paying him as a fake medicine man, who twisted his fame from the Rosebud reservation and movie role to trap victims for nearly 20 years. He let ceremonies and powwows across Indian country, using that trust to abuse them. Victims and families laid a bear in court, talking about endless trauma, shattered faith, and health misses, like ectopic pregnancies. One mom said she still fights to reclaim her spirituality after he betrayed sacred ways. Chasing horse just stared ahead and called it a miscarriage of justice. Meanwhile, more charges hang over him in Canada, British Columbia's holding off till appeals rap, and Alberta's got an active warrant from Suatina, nation police.

1:00This verdict hits hard in Indian country, shining light on predators hiding behind spiritual status, pushing everyone to question trust and demand, real accountability for survivors. That's your update from entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI.