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Richard R. Barron | The Ada News “This a smudge stick, white stage. This is for cleansing, for taking in all your bad spirits, keeping out the bad medicine, giving you good medicine. It’a cleansing, ceremonial thing. It’s very sacred to us," said Timothy Lampkin at a march for Britney Gomez Saturday, June 22, 2019 at Wintersmith Park Amphitheater. Gomez was found dead east of Ada in March 2018 and her death remains under investigation. >>Eds: Lampkin would only give his contact info as The Chickasaw Nation Rehab Center on Arlington.<<

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