The creator of the 20 year old religion

Loretta Jackson Kelly, AKA Simone Ka-Voka Jackson's mother

https://www.grandcanyontrust.org/blog/loretta-jackson-kelly-colorado-river-backbone-my-people



"I am a Hualapai tribal member with the Hualapai tribe. My Hualapai name is Ha’Ka’Ama Baqui, which means “river woman.” I am from the band of Hel: Ba’Ja (Milkweed Springs) and Ha”Ka’ Sa’ (Sulfur Hot Springs), and I’ve lived here on the Hualapai Indian reservation most of my entire life. I’ve been on river trips with the Grand Canyon Park Service since the early 1990s, and that was mainly to familiarize myself with the cultural sites, archaeology sites, and traditional cultural places of and for the Hualapai people. There are numerous areas we consider very sacred, which I will not divulge, but in general the creeks, and the seeps, and the springs, and the Little Colorado River confluence area. We regard those as very sacred areas."


An excerpt from the Declaration of Loretta Jackson-Kelly, a member of the Hualapai Tribe and former director of Hualapai Cultural Resources in the office of the Tribal Historical Preservation.



AZL lawyer should do their DD on whether their religious claims hold up. So far it looks like they never regularly visited the spring prior to 2004 when they conned the previous buyer into gifting it to them for free. There's a picture of Cofer Hot Spring from 1994 floating around and it looks like a deserted waste land. I have great doubts that the Hualapai people trekked through waste high grass to perform religious ceremonies on privately owned land.

Loretta Jackson Kelly used to be the Director of the Hualapai Natural Resources but has now passed down her tax-payer funded position to her - who would have guessed?.. daughter, Simone Ka-Voka Jackson. No bias there of course. Loretta now works for the Grand Canyon Skywalk, also known as the biggest eye sore on sacred land. But I guess if you are making money on it, or steal it then suddenly the sacredness is not so important.