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Prior to the episode, commentators drew attention to a real-life homicide that occurred at Sioux Falls in 1973, in which three men impersonating police officers shot and killed four male teenagers, while a fifth victim claimed to have been sexually assaulted by one of the perpetrators.
- December 7, 2015
- Adam Arkin
- XFO02009
- Noah Hawley, Steve Blackman
He makes several references to his career, in particular the events of 1979, most notably when he describes the Sioux Falls Massacre to Malvo. Keith Carradine as Lou Solverson in season 1 Season 2. In 1979, Lou Solverson is a state trooper with the Minnesota State Police and based out of Luverne, Minnesota.
- Molly Solverson (daughter)
- "The Crocodile's Dilemma" (2014)
- Noah Hawley
- "Palindrome" (2015)
On July 31, 1979, the Sioux were awarded $17.5 million with 5 percent interest totaling $105 million. However, the victory was short lived. The Sioux declined to accept the money, because acceptance would legally terminate Sioux demands for return of the Black Hills.
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Apr 22, 2016 · The story is set in 1979, during the Sioux Falls massacre Lou Solverson (Patrick Wilson in the second season) hinted at throughout the first. The historic massacre served as a warning baritone in the first season.
It began with a slaughter in a diner, ended with a climactic event known as “The Sioux Falls Massacre,” and still managed to squeeze in dozens of murders in between.
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Dec 12, 2015 · The Massacre at Sioux Falls. It was time for a visual effects meeting, but this was the only meeting Hawley wouldn’t let me witness, despite my anti-spoiler promises.
