What Happened, According to Paul and Joyce Allen
Paul and Joyce Allen say they became the targets of racism, persecution, and wrongful conduct by people associated with the Osage Nation of Oklahoma. This website presents their account and their effort to document what they say happened to them.
Paul says the events began after he exercised his legal right to participate in Osage Nation elections by creating a website for candidate John D. Redeagle. According to Paul, Redeagle won the election and Chief Jim Gray lost.
The Retaliation They Allege
Paul and Joyce allege that the political activity was followed by relentless retaliation. Paul identifies Osage Nation Congressmen Raymond Redcorn and William “Kugee” Supernaw as leaders of the retaliation he describes.
“We believe people should be able to participate in an election and support a candidate without fear of retaliation.”
The Allens want their story heard and the events they describe examined. They believe the public should have an opportunity to consider their account, the records they can provide, and any responses from those named.
A Record of Their Experience
This page is an introduction to the Allens’ account. Supporting documents, a detailed timeline, and further explanations can be added here as they are prepared. If you have relevant records or information, they can be organized into a clear chronology so readers can understand the claims and the evidence behind them.