Six Nations Elected Council Denies Kevin Annett's Assertion That Mass Graves or Children Skeletal Remains Were Discovered at Woodland Cultural Centre or Other Former Residential Schools in Brantford (Oct. 18, 2011)

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October 18, 2011

Brantford - Recently statements have been made regarding Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) providing support to Kevin Annett and the International Tribunal into Crimes of Church and State (ITCCS).

Brantford - Recently statements have been made regarding Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) providing support to Kevin Annett and the International Tribunal into Crimes of Church and State (ITCCS).

SNEC became aware, after the fact, that SNEC Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) was being used at the Woodland Cultural Centre (WCC). Six Nations Elected Council supports finding out the truth. However, SNEC has not provided any documentation to the ITCCS, nor has SNEC confirmed any evidence or allegations made by Mr. Annett or the ITCCS in relation to the WCC.

SNEC is in a position where it must counteract misleading information sent out by others.

In 2009, the SN Environment Office did use the GPR unit on a site for a construction project. From a detailed analysis of the survey data, the main finding was that no anomalies resembling typical grave sites were found.

In the fall of 2011, the Environment Office conducted GPR surveys at four locations around the former residential school in Brantford where they were led to believe that this work was only for locating potential graves. When the Office was led to believe that the surveys would be used as evidence to support criminal charges related to the death of children, all work with the GPR ceased. At no point was any information about the data passed to ITCCS. If work was to continue, qualified and experienced forensic GPR specialists should be hired.

Chief Montour and the Council want to make it clear that they did not speak to federal government officials about mass graves at the Mohawk Institute. Claims that skeletal remains of children were found in 1982 and 2008 are false. Claims that "forensic examinations" were kept secret by Council are false. Furthermore, the federal government does not speak for SNEC nor have they provided SNEC direction on this issue.

Again, SNEC supports the truth and, if GPR is to be used, proper protocol and procedures will be implemented.