Benteen celebrated Little Bighorn: schocking quotes by the captain 
 
Crook ignored the battle: the "Wyoming column" heard the gunfire of Custer's Last Stand, saw the smoke but never moved 
   
LBH specialist and US Marine Robert Nightengale: the story of a cover-up + VIDEO
 
 Lieutenant Gibson's personal letter : how a letter that unmasked the betrayal was changed
 
 Major Reno's lies at the Reno Court of Inquiry 

 False exhibit (I) at the Reno Court of Inquiry : the petition of the enlisted soldiers
 
 False exhibit (II) at the Reno Court of Inquiry: the maps of the battle (with pictures of the maps)
 
 The Reno Court of Inquiry: incomplete 

VIDEO: The Reno Court of Inquiry unmasked
 
 The "Little Bighorn mystery" : a fairy tale 
 
Reno Court of Inquiry chairman to US general-in-chief: the court was biased, Custer was betrayed + VIDEO
 
 US general-in-chief Nelson A. Miles in 1898: Custer took the right decisions, was betrayed.  + VIDEO

 Account by the Reno Court of Inquiry chairman: it was a whitewash 
 
Little Bighorn veteran Fred Gerard: during the Inquiry, the army and Major Reno's defense were corrupting or threatening witnesses
 
Perjuries in Court: Captain Carter, friend of the officers of ther 7th cavalry, explains that the witnesses of the court lied to protect the honor of the regiment 
  
 Historian Bruce Liddic: perjuries by Major Reno and Captain Benteen
 
 A newspaper from North Carolina, 1879: "Custer was left to his fate because of Benteen and Reno"
 
Letter by Reno Court of Inquiry chairman to Miss Custer: Custer never disobeyed orders, Major Reno failed his mission 
 
The Reno whitewash : Custer's personal secretary Roberts attacked Reno in an essay 
  
Libbie's stand: letter by Custer's widow to condemn Major Reno 
 
Captain Carter, 4th cavalry and Little Bighorn specialist: "Benteen's and Reno's behavior will be recorded as a crime"
 
How the army and Major Reno's defense changed the size of the Indian village on the official map given to the Court of Inquiry
  
 Historian Wettengel on the cover-up 
 
Lieut. Oscar Long's report (1878) uncovered the betrayal

Silence in court: the recorder of the inquiry on Little Bighorn could not ask serious questions to the witnesses