A beading session in a Moose Hill First Nation, Manitoba home has turned deadly. But the good kind of deadly, not the other kind, witnesses say.
“My cousin Sarah and I were beading some medallions and it got really deadly,” said Alma Keewatin.
“Just really deadly.”
It’s not the first time a beading session has turned deadly in the community of 679 people. In 2017, an all night beading session also resulted in a string of real deadly rosettes while a much-publicized 2018 sewing session resulted in six deadly ribbon skirts.