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We will bury her tomorrow.

This human pipe.

Our messenger from Wah-kon-tah.

Now it's time to bury this pipe with dignity...

and put aside what she taught us.

The children outside are listening to us.

They want to learn another language.

They will be taught by white people.

They will teach them new habits.

They will no longer know our customs.

OSAGE PEOPLE LUCK FOR THE CHOSEN PEOPLE

OF THE WORLD'S RICHEST PEOPLE
THEY TAKE MORE PER CAPITA

CARS WITH ARROWS
ANY OTHER COUNTRIES IN THE US

AND THE DRIVERS WHO SERVE THEM

- Phillips Oil workers here!
- Kraceon oil, here!

People for Phillips Oil! Truck there.

Get rich. You can
get rich. Get rich...

People of Phillips Oil!

Ernest!

Yes?

Ernest Burkhart? Henry Roan.
I'll take you to your Uncle Hale's.

Come on, we're here.

Stop!

Whose land is this?

My country.

My country.

Well, the war hero has arrived.

Welcome home, Ernest.

- I'm glad to see you again.
- I'm glad you came.

Brother.

- Thank you for the letters.
- Nice to see you again.

Ernest, this is Aunt Myrtle
and little cousin Willie.

- Welcome.
- Didn't she grow up?

It's a breeding farm
cattle. There is no oil.

No oil? No, no oil, none
fear. I feel comfortable without fear.

Time will pass. Prosperity dries up.

Drier than seven years
the famine that afflicted the pharaohs.

It is a sick people.

Nice people with big hearts, but they are weak.

How about you? Did you see any bloodshed?

A few.

But I was... I was a cook in the infantry.

- Have you seen Kelsie Morrison? He has been there.
- Yes.

And Otis Griggs and others,
if you remember them.

Soldiers must have food.
He secured those who won the war.

I've seen more now
people die of the flu.

- What happened to your stomach?
- My belly. It popped up.

You almost lost your life.

They gave me a belt and said
me not to lift anything heavy.

It was a good decision to come out
here because money flows freely here.

Yes...I am happy with the money sir.

You don't have to say "sir". Call me "uncle".
Or "King" as you did before.

- Shall I call you king?
- Yes.

The king.

You didn't catch any disease there, did you?

- Not.
- Are you sure?

For sure. Not that I know of.

- Did you pack it properly?
- I did it.

- As best you could.
- Exactly.

Yes...

Do you like women?

You know I can. Women are my weakness.

- What kind do they have there?
- Only whites. I only saw white people.

- Do you like red?
- Red?

So a kind of red?

I like red, white,
blue. I like them all.

I do not care. I do not care.

I like the thick ones. Those
the rough ones, the nice ones, the soft ones.

The ones that smell good.

I think we should have you
rather watch. You are disobedient.

Speaking of which...

Hi Byron.

That's good. That's seriously good.

You must not walk under the influence of alcohol.

Then you get into trouble.

- Okay, Byron?
- That is, the king.

No, I don't either.

Most of the people here are scammers.

Some of them are decent, most of them
one of them is bad, so don't be stupid.

- Not.
- No problems with small things.

If you're going to make a fuss, you have to
to be something big. So the reward is great.

Yes.

I am officially a representative
Sheriff in the Fairfax Reserve.

- I want to avoid unwanted looks.
- I don't cause problems.

- I don't do stupid things.
- And didn't you lose your mind there?

Of course not.
I'm not an idiot. I am strong.

I have a place for you. You have to drive a car.

You can't do much else with that stomach.

You don't read, do you?

- Reading?
- Do you read a lot?

I can read well.

You have to learn something.
Give him the Osage book, Byron.

- This?
- Yes.

- Learn something.
- I can read well.

Osage Indians.
They were given the worst land there was.

But the Lord deceived them all.

There was oil in the ground. Black gold.

But they are smart people.

They ensured that themselves
they decided who would get the oil and the rights.

The Osage Indians are smart.

They don't say much, so you feel
that you must be silent to fill the silence.

Especially when you've been drinking.

Better keep quiet if you have nothing to say.

Don't be fooled. They say
that "sunflower talk".

Kosovo language.

Their silence does not mean
that they don't know everything about everything.

The Osage people are the best and
the most beautiful people on God's earth.

John Whitehair, 23 years.

No investigation.

Bill Stepson, 29 years old.

No investigation.

Anna Sanford, 41 years old.

No investigation.

Rose Lewis.

25 years.

No investigation.

And Sara Butler, 21 years old.

Suicide.

- What is your name?
- My name is Mollie Kyle. Incompetent.

- What is your lottery number?
- 285.

You requested an additional amount of $752

to pay the doctor
for removing the abscess.

- Yes.
- Was the operation successful?

- Yes.
- And your diabetes?

I have a prescription at Fairfax Pharmacy.
My housekeeper collects medicine.

You have to be careful about that.

Well, Mollie, here's your mother.

After all, she is also limited, so
we have to account for every cent.

It is written here that she passed
$319.50 for meat...

...in a grocery store.

It's not for her needs
an awful lot of meat?

Yes, Mr. Beatty.

Well, you're looking at it, aren't you?

Yes.

Okay, stand up
lottery payment advice.

Only for unlimited.

He must accompany the disabled person
guardian. He must sign the check.

Find your guardian.
As you usually do.

30 dollars! Photography for posterity!
Don't want to preserve family history?

- What with them?
- He doesn't know anything. Pure amateur.

You must have a proper one
a photo of you and your family.

What with them? 40 dollars.

How much? 40 dollars? I can
give you 35 in cash.

It's a deal. Let's take it. Arrived.

It should be a nice picture. This way.

My wife is lazy. Doctor
she says it's her weakness.

The boy has asthma. It limits
him it. He just needs a chance.

You have your checks. You are unlimited. Come.

We'll take one. In that color.

Thanks. Thanks!

And if you run out of gas or
you will have a defect, come and buy another one.

Need a ride?
My cart stops there.

Thanks.

Be careful. There are many types.

- Hi! Ernest!
- Kelsie Morrison!

We were together at the front in France.

- How are u? Good to see you.
- You too.

- My wife, Catherine Cole.
- It was my pleasure.

Thoroughbred.

Heavenly people, right?

Middle waters.

I have bet money.

Have you played the race?

- Not.
- So let's ride.

Yes.

I'm sorry she's sick.

- She's as stubborn as ever.
- I am praying for your mother.

- Be careful.
- Thank you, father.

Do you know who Mollie Kyle is?
However? She with her sisters.

- I know who it is. Molly.
- Yes. He lives with his mother Lizzie.

I know, uncle. I know
her. I drove with her.

Did he ride with her?

Matt Williams came with her. Already
it does not. So that means…

...that you could volunteer
sign up if you thought about it.

You want... You want me to take care of her.

She is one of my regular customers.

I guess she likes me too.

- Her Mollie is easy to like.
- Yes.

And full blood.

- Thoroughbred?
- Thoroughbred.

Then it can be used for something.

You have a pretty face.

- Are you the type to get married?
- The guy who's marrying me?

- What do you mean?
- If we mix families

and family money will flow
in the right direction, we will get them.

It is pure blooded property. And money
gets from his mother Lizzie.

Look, it's good business. A
completely legal. Nothing illegal.

It is a wise investment.

People say you're out for a while
put together with Matt Williams.

You talk too much.

No, I don't say too much.

I just need to find out
which horse to beat.

Is it a race?

- I don't like horse racing.
- I'm not like other horses either.

What? What did you say?

That's who you are.

I didn't get it, but it must be
"nice guy" in a Native American language.

“I am an Osage warrior.

Once upon a time, the Osage people named themselves
along the Missouri and Osage rivers.

Ni-U-Kon-Ska, Children of the Midwaters.

"Move," said the great white father.

From Missouri, from Arkansas, from Kansas.

We ended up in another foreign country.

Oklahoma, where the famine
passed by day and hungry wolves at night.

Can you find the wolves in the picture?"

Okay, come on.

“The Osagei were never one of the
five civilized tribes."

- Do you remember Blackie Thompson?
- Hey, guys.

"The five civilized tribes,
Cherokee, Chickasaw,

Choctaw, Creek and Seminole."

Stand still!

That stone glows in the dark. Give it to me.

Take the car, no
ring. It's from my father.

We don't want a car. Only
jewelry. You didn't earn them.

- Do you like them?
- Rich Indians!

Come!

Come!

- All in, guys.
- What about you, Ernest?

- Not! You're crazy.
- I love money! Turn the card over!

- Yes! Such.
- Take a chance!

Some Fairfax shit.

- The queen gets gems.
- Shit!

"Dawn has always been sacred
time for prayer."

"They call the sun 'grandfather.'

And the 'mother' moon.

Fire 'father'.

They call it the 'flower moon',

when the small flowers
they spread over the hills and the prairie.

There are many.

So much so that I feel as if
Wah-kon-tah looked at the earth,

he smiled and sprinkled her with candy."

"Wah-kon-tah means 'God.'

You will get your Osage name.”

Your name is Sunhawk Woman.

"That's what you should be called in the other world.

No one can take your Osage name away from you."

Here. Put it on.

Are you hungry?

Yes.

- Don't you want something to eat?
- I have too much sugar.

I am sick of it.

Do you live here alone with your mother?

I take care of her.

- And you live with your uncle?
- Yes. You know him?

- As far as I remember.
- He is a nice man.

- Why did you come?
- What for?

- Live here.
- Yes. I live here.

Why?

Because of my uncle. I work for him.

And your brother's name is Bryan?

- Byron, yes.
- Byron.

- Are you afraid of him?
- My brothers? Who?

Your uncle.

Not

No, he... He's the king of the Osage Hills.

The weirdest person in the world.
But if you cheat on him, I don't know.

No I am self-employed.

I am a businessman.

Yes please.

Here.

what is your religion

I'm Catholic.

You don't go to church.

Yes, I... I was gone.

Why don't you have a husband?

I am a man. Why doesn't a woman like you have one?

You have a nice skin tone.

What color is it?

My color.

Yes, I think... I think
that it's really nice.

You have a nice skin tone.
You have... You have a nice house.

You're just pretending to be strict.
I bet you're soft inside.

You called me a coyote, didn't you?

coyote.

Coyote wants money.

Yes, money is nice to have. Really
rare. Especially when you're lazy like me.

I would prefer all day
she slept and partied after dark.

- What's so funny?
- Do you know lidepeh-tseh nee?

Whiskey.

No I love whiskey.

I have good whiskey. Not a bad whiskey.

We'll taste it and find out.

No no, you must not close.

What?

We must be quiet for a moment.

The storm is...

She is strong.

So we have to be quiet for a while.

- It's good for crops.
- Just be quiet.

Bill Smith.

Bill Smith.

-Ernest Burkhart.
- Nice to meet you, Ernest.

I'm Minnie's husband.

You might feel
better when you eat something.

Not again!

He's not that fast. But he's handsome.

- Looks like a snake.
- No, he doesn't. He looks like a coyote.

Blue eyes.

His brother is also handsome.
I like my brother better.

The red-haired rat?

It's better than your marsupial,
who is still playing dead

and he is sleeping at home.

He's an opossum to you, but a rabbit to me.

Be silent! Coyote looks.

He wants our money.

Of course he wants to
money but wants to settle down.

He is not restless.

His uncle has money
so it's not about the money.

He loves you.

Take it easy.

Your hand on my skin.

Will you marry me, Mollie?

You must be my wife.

Do you want to do it?

Can you stand her kind?

I love her. Molly. Uncle,
i really think she is a lady.

Then he found a wife.

Molly.

Ernest.

I have known Mollie and her sisters since
a time when there was little mischief.

Mollie's late father, Nah-kah-e-se-y,

he was my close friend. Very
beloved heart friend.

He asked us whites
to call him Jimmy

but I always called him his
by real name, Nah-kah-e-se-y.

We had a lot of respect for each other.

You and me.

Further! Turn right!

Minnie.

Are you missing something, Minnie?

- Not.
- Will you be taken care of?

Yes.

Are you getting the right medicine?

You must know that if you want
you will receive the best care.

Do not worry.

So many problems that we are
caused to all of you. Sorry.

I'm really sorry.

Minnie. My sister.

Sickle cell anemia.

Anna.

- Ernest?
- Yes.

Maybe it's best
when you sit outside.

What... Why that?

That's just the way it is.

Please.

"That's just the way it is"? Do you speak,
that I should go out?

Yes please.

All right.

Bill Smith.

Yes.

It is clear that Bill Smith is about Minnie
he didn't care as well as he could have.

That she got sick and died?
So he got her lands?

The oil should go to her sisters, your wife.
He takes the money Mollie is entitled to.

Mother, Lizzie.

- He doesn't feel very well.
- It won't last.

Few Osage Indians live after

fifty. Women are dying.
They get many diseases.

Make sure the plots end up with you.

You understand?

Yes.

Minnie is already gone. After
her is ... ... Reta. Anna.

And then of course there's Mollie.

Yes.

- How is Mollie?
- She is doing very well.

She takes care of the little one.

- He also has diabetes.
- Yes.

I'm worried about her. She's sick most days, King.

Of course it is. The one
diabetes is a heavy yoke.

As written in the Book
Job: The days of trouble are upon her.

Mollie's still going strong, King. She is strong.

Yes, for now. We hope forever, but...

What about Anna? Do you know he has a gun in his bag?

What the hell?

I know you care about you...

Shit!

- What the hell?
- Crazy squaw!

I love Anna, but one day I will
gets into trouble with the wrong person.

So what?

- Stop!
- Put it on the table.

- Be nice.
- Nobody behaves nicely here.

Have you seen an owl?

Not

When you see it...

...it's a sign that you're going to die.

Because of you.

You all marry white men.

Our blood turns white.

Where is Anna?

- I want Anne here.
- I am here.

I do not want you. I want Anna.

Take them all together.

The one that is whiter than that. He can't
to say that he is a half-breed.

Both are a couple in my opinion
uncivilized brats.

Poor little things.
They can't do anything about it.

One dark and one
the lights. It's like an eclipse.

The Lord laid his hand on the Earth and
causing her to shake for no reason.

You gentle one.

- Thank you, Anna.
- You're welcome.

- Is this funny to you?
- Not yet, but...

I got those blankets for mom.

- Are you drunk again?
- I've been drunk since yesterday. You woke me up.

- Mother shouldn't see you like this.
- Now leave me alone.

- Hello, Anna. Can you go straight?
- I'm conceited.

- Do you have whiskey?
- You drank it yesterday.

Only my husband can drink my whiskey.

- I'm not your husband.
- You may not have a choice.

Are you going to threaten me?

- So!
- Be nice here, Anna.

- You are doing the right thing.
- You are threatening. Do not do it.

I trust you. You think,
that I'm spreading everyone's legs?

Is that so.

So! Stop! Go inside.

- You are not different, Ernest!
- Get her next door!

Big sister, calm down.

You're so beautiful.

You know me?

- Yes.
- What do you know about me?

Fuck Byron Burkhart.

Anna! Stop!

You mustn't talk to mine
husband. I'll kill you both!

- Stop.
- I'm not your husband.

Get her out of here!

- He has a gun!
- Give it to me!

Stay away from white people
women! Wahk' nohn-hohn!

Out!

Out with you!

Wild animals!

Come on, Charlie. It is here.

A French soldier arrived
and he wanted to take the pot.

I saw his leg get blown off.

Many of them returned this way. They were shaking.

You...

Heard they found him dead
Charlie Whitehorn?

- Yes. Who did it?
- I do not know.

- Was it his wife?
- Most likely.

Anna...

I'm taking her home now.

Are u...

...wild.

Anna? Anna, mahn-theen
txahn. Byron is waiting. Arrived.

Come.

You are my best gift.

Am I your favorite?

Yes.

Stay here with me.

- Anna, come on.
- Stop knocking.

Shall I go now, Ernest?

Yes.

You don't want me here, do you?
You want to get rid of me, snake.

You're afraid I'm talking too much.

Yes, I can see that you are afraid.

- You look better.
- Thanks for that, sister.

You are my wealth, you know that?

- Stay home tonight.
- You worry too much, theh-zhoo.

- Arrived. Let's ride.
- All right.

Let's have another drink.

- No, I'll take you home, Anna.
- No, you're taking me to Whizbang.

Byron drives her home.

- I'm too drunk.
- You do not say.

He takes her home.

Molly. This is your sister Anna.

Come here. Come on honey. Come here.

Arrived.

Is that your sister Anna Brown?

Excuse me, is that your sister Anna Brown?

Yes.

Two members of the tribe, Anna
Brown and Charles Whitehorn,

they were both murdered.
Deahn-shdah-hehzabi us.

Anna Brown's family raised money

in the amount of 2,000 to 5,000 dollars,
to arrest and convict the murderer.

Mollie Burkhart hired
a private detective.

When the money started coming in,
we should have known something was coming.

It's the white man's money.

We are in Missouri,
They didn't teach Arkansas and Kansas.

What came to ours
reservations, what doesn't belong here?

It's them. They are like vultures
that circulate our people.

They clean the bones and leave nothing behind.

When we left Missouri, they didn't let go
we are behind even our dead children.

We buried them and ours
the warriors drove after them,

to show everyone that this
we will never leave the place again.

We are dying here to the last of us.

Next.

Molly. My sadness
cannot be expressed in words

but now he is with the Lord. She is with the Lord.

They marry our young women.

I employ some of them.

They say they are mine
friends, but I don't believe it.

Some of them do nothing.
They walk as if everything belongs to them.

- Stand up, gentlemen.
- Yes!

They are land raiders.
Nee-shdah-heh, simple vagabonds.

We cannot count on help from the county.

We can't ask the state of Oklahoma for help.

Why did we think they would?

We were here before them. It's a country
of our birth, in which we arrived.

Yes.

We have our children here because
Mother Earth allowed us to.

No one will remove us from this earth,
until God calls us all home.

Yes.

We must understand it and we must
understand the evil that has come.

- You have something he wants.
- Yes.

It didn't want you when we came out of the genocide.

But now in this space
we will gather the original 25 families.

- Yes.
- And we will follow you.

As the old saying goes, it is for death
the responsible enemy of the Osage people.

Don't let them die
alone. Join them.

So we can go to heaven as warriors.

We have to change, but sooner than that
we will do, we must be like fire here on earth

and remove everything that stands in our way.

I am asking for the support of the council.

All men. And our women
these mothers, theseee-nahnher.

All our elders passed through this country

and all we know is
that we have each other.

We have a Lord who has been good to us.

Everything else... Never
we did not ask for a good life.

We were just asking for life. A
that's what I want to ask now.

That we will gain life for the children to come.

Our time is up.

We're getting close to sunset
but their time has just begun.

I want them to be Osage like
a gift my grandmother gave me.

Like a gift your grandmother gave you.

Thank you, Chief.

To this reward I would
he gladly added a thousand dollars.

For all information about the murders.

So if anyone has anything about them
you know, let me hear from you.

You know where I am. It is easy to find.

Thank you, Mr. The tail. Theirs
friendship was always valued.

I will do anything to help
to the Osage people in their time of need.

In their wailing valley.

I suggest sending Barney
McBride to Washington.

- I support the proposal.
- Mr. McBride, Mrs. McBride.

Yes, boss.

Resolution 23. Mr. McBride
travels to Washington

and Bureau of Indian Affairs,

where he will ask for private
investigators and other police,

to investigate all these deaths.

- Do you accept the assignment?
- Yes.

Bill. Ret.

Good day, Ernest.

So you're... Are you here now?

Reta comforted me when Minnie died.

Leave her jewelry here.

I do it so that no one notices.

No, come on, Frank. Let
they are once again. For my sake.

- She is my wife's sister.
- Here.

$25 to rent a rusty car?

$1,650 for a mahogany casket?

These are Osage prices.
Do you think I'm stupid?

No, they all pay the same.

Stop. All of the McAllisters
the funeral did not cost more than 300.

- Two thousand dollars, Frank?
- McAllister's daughter was just a baby.

I will talk to the king about it
Hale. We'll see what he says.

I can put her in
wooden box if you want.

I don't want a wooden box.
You take osage prices.

Your wife even wanted an open casket.

After all, there is none
Face. Why would she want it open?

- Are you trying to steal our money?
- Not that...

It's not your money.

You can easily get more
money and pay my bill.

I work for my money.

As the Lord says: You sow and you reap, Ernest.

When was the last time you saw an osage piece?

Your sister Anna left behind a fortune
amounting to approximately $100,000.

They are bequeathed to your mother, Lizzie
Q, and you, Mollie, and you, Reta.

That's a significant amount of money.

Tall Chief hired for his birthday
Emmett Miller's blackface variety show.

So I thought, "Why
don't we do something like that with the money?"

We can organize a town hall
party and invite the orchestra...

There's no point in talking to that man.

Evil surrounds my heart.

I often cry and my evil
my heart comes out of my eyes.

I close my heart and keep v
good for yourself. But the hate is coming.

They say I should kill
white men who killed my family.

Mrs. Burkhart. Bill
Burns. I solve crimes.

Here is my business card. I have addresses
in New York, London, Paris,

Montreal, Chicago, Los
Angeles, Cairo, Berlin,

Boston, where the citizens are
law abiding...

- Mr. Barney McBride?
- Yes.

There is a telegram for you.

ATTENTION - STOP

... at Anna's, so that you
they confirmed Byron's story.

I went there and found
her alligator bag.

This suggests that Byron
he's not lying, but he drove her home.

My brother doesn't lie.

Your youngest sister Minnie who
she died of leprosy two years ago,

- was married to Bill Smith.
- Yes.

And this is the same Bill Smith that is
now married to your sister Reta?

Yes.

The same Bill Smith.

To the sisters.

Mr. Smith is busy
man. He talks to people in town

and investigates Anna's death himself.

- Thanks for that, Sheriff.
- Too bad it was so little.

Did you know about it?

Surely?

Yes.

- Did you go straight home to see Mollie?
- Not directly.

- So where did you ride?
- To the cemetery in front of Florer's shop.

She wanted to see her country
and visit his father.

I can't visit
father with flying hair.

Do you know I'm going to have a little one?

- Oh my God. It is not truth.

She should also be called Minnie.

Say hello to Minnie from me.

Did you know that Anna is pregnant?

Anna?

Yes.

Anna was pregnant.

- She was pregnant.
- Did he say it was Byron?

Not

me?

No no

Be careful not to
we didn't get involved.

Mr. Smith is quite
sure who killed your sister.

He says that to all of us
he will say when he has proof.

And what... What did he find?

I do not know yet.

- What did he find?
- Nothing.

I'm going out to Blackie's.

As for what we were talking about…

- About that, yes.
- To see what he says.

exactly.

Yes. Yes! Man, what
we will be rich tonight!

- Ernest.
- Where's Blackie?

- That is how it is.
- Yes.

Osage graves. She is disgusting
work. It's dirty. Manure dirt.

Do you want to do something that brings good?

Don't work with those thugs.
Use your head. Use your brain.

Hale talked about us joining forces.

Do you know Bill Smith?
He walks around and talks a lot.

Now if someone would…
caught Bill Smith and Reta…

If she was gone, all the money
would go to my mother-in-law, Lizzie Q,

and then my children will inherit them.
It's good business. Really good.

- For you, yes.
- To everyone.

They are often away from home. Simply
you enter and stand in line,

and when they come home you take them.

Reta is three to four
diamonds. She has several earrings.

Bill Smith always has a vo
pocket 2-300. You must have them.

You will get them and I know that
Hale will pay a thousand for it.

Doesn't that sound good, Blackie?

Do you know my little Buick roadster?

- The red one you always look at.
- Yes?

I throw my Buick on top.
It is insured for value.

I will receive money from
insurance and you get a car.

It's just a little business between us
two. Hale doesn't need to know anything about it.

- It is very comprehensive.
- You're a damned greedy Jew, Ernest.

I just love money.

That is correct. Almost
as I love my wife.

Ernest?

Yes.

Come here.

What is it?

- Are you feeling better than this morning?
- A little.

Yes. You just need to sleep.

Sleep is most important now.

I don't sleep anymore.

I know. Just try. Try to get some sleep.

Just try it.

I don't even know if you love me anymore.

Mollie, of course I love you.

I need you.

I'm here, Mollie. I am here.

I love you.

Trying to wake up the kids?

You will wake up the children.

They call it "insulin".
It's from Toronto and it's expensive.

Only five can afford it.

Not officially for sale yet,
but Bill Hale got it for you.

Did you hear that, baby?

- This.
- This one.

From the pancreas of a cow.

We deliver it once a week.

Oh boy.

I have to say. Pancreas of a cow.

Diabetes can be uncomfortable.

- Have you eaten in the last hour?
- Not.

Lift up your blouse, please.

- Did you have anything to drink?
- Goat milk. Pancakes.

It also had caramel and bacon.
Now just tell them.

They must know.

If you eat sweets,
it won't work.

You will lose your legs or something
worse if you eat as white.

Did you hear that?

It's OK.

My goodness.

- Blackie, stop it!
- Shit!

- Damn it, Blackie. Stop!
- Where do you think you're going?

So catch me!

Just look at yourself.

Hello.

He pulled out a Buick.

Sit down! Come on!

Byron.

Brother, come here.

- PUSH?
- Yes, here.

Get on your knees, Ernest.

Down on your knees.

You made a deal with Blackie Thompson

on stealing your car to
were you able to get insurance?

I...

Yes, he did.

Yes. Blackie was arrested
for stealing your car.

what were you supposed to do?

I had to send
feeler around Bill and Reta.

Who will fix Bill now
Smith and his carpet?

I do not know.

Take the book away.

Sorry.

Okay, stand up.

Get up.

Elbows on the table.

I am a 32nd degree Mason.

It inspires me...

...among other things, peace,
trust and responsibility.

Yes.

Do you know what it is?

Not.

My goodness.

Stand up. Sit there.

Having trouble managing your wife?

Not

She hired a private detective,
which sniffs and brings unwanted glances.

She was told by the tribal council to pay
Barney McBride a trip to Washington.

She is a very cold woman
and makes it harder for you.

Sorry, king. She is
she's just... She's just stubborn.

Ernest, my handsome boy.

What do you think?
what will happen to Mollie and the others?

I love them, but the earth turns and they disappear.

Their time is up.

Is over. Away.

Ernest, lightning will not strike or prevent
for that to happen. It happens.

The oil rights must go to Mollie.

Neither mother nor sister
Rete or Bill Smith.

- Yes.
- You must be in control of your home.

Can you hear me?

Yes, king.

WILLIAM J. BURNS - PRIVATE DETECTIVE

FIRST PHOTOGRAPHS OF RACE RIOTS

175 KILLED, 300 WOUNDED.

THE BLACK CITY IN FLAMES.

NOT EVEN THE NEW METHODIST CHURCH WAS SPARE

THE NEXT DAY SHE LOOKED
"LITTLE AFRICA" LIKE THIS.

Henry Grammer, world champion in lass.

The best and biggest trader
with alcohol in the district.

Check out all of those
tapes. Is it gold, Henry?

Better than gold. Recognition.

Henry, I need
someone who can handle the task.

One who can commit that
he fixes the old man and his carpet.

Not just any. someone
who knows how to do it properly.

It has to be both at once.

So he won't do it with a poison
whisky. It must be reliable.

- John?
- Yes.

Take it to my house.

- Maggie can't see it.
- She has eyes everywhere, Henry.

She spotted me the other day and... Give it to me.

Why don't you ask Blackie Thompson?

- Well...
- Blackie?

He... He's in prison right now.

Tell me why.

I glared and... You can tell.

He got the stupid idea that ho
get arrested for car insurance fraud.

- It was unfortunate.
- You have to say that.

What about Dick Gregg?

They're not looking for Dick in Arkansas.

And in Kansas. He lives so hidden
that he can't even find himself.

You need dynamite.

With explosives for sure
you get both at once.

A couple of bars under the house.

Nitro or dynamite.

Then they smoke.

Acie Kirby can handle it.

- What?
- Yes.

- Where is he?
- I have no idea. He farts around.

He might know.

- John?
- Yes.

Where is Acie Kirby currently hiding?

I do not know. Probably will
hiding somewhere in his old hole.

Then sneak over to the barn
get a shovel and dig it up.

Now?

Ok, I'll see if I can find it.

Thanks Kirby.

Acie. Catch him.

Darling?

Please.

- Good day.
- Mrs. Burkhart.

Just put it here.

What?

Guys, I have to ask you
to go out for a while

while I talk to my wife.

- Out?
- Naturally.

Just for a while.

What is going on? What now?

We need that insulin. What now, Mollie?

All right.

All right...

If you guys give it to me
i probably will.

- Do you want to give her a syringe?
- Yes.

- Bill Hale entrusted us with this task.
- Yes, but now it is.

- We still need payment for the visit.
- On the way here. Petrol, time...

- Catch me up. Are you taking money for that robbery?
- It's fair.

Give it to me.

You will get it back.
Go now. Goodbye.

My goodness.

Here you go.

You made me send
doctors gone. Doctors, doctors.

Am I a doctor? you are?

Stubborn bitch. However
let them do their job...

Am I a doctor? I am both a doctor and a nurse

also housekeeper and nanny
and everything else.

It doesn't help.

It's useless.

King Hale gave it to you. It was a gift from him.

Five people around the world that
he understands and you are one of them.

You are one of the lucky ones. Think
on children. The thing that will save your life.

But no, you know everything. WITH
your Indian customs.

You think medicine men

and all their roots and herbs to you
will they do well And all that shit?

You won't, Mollie! That's real medicine!

Do you think... Do you
do you think someone will hurt you?

Do you think I will hurt you?

Shouldn't you answer?

Now just give it a chance.

Maybe it has to get worse
until it gets better Mollie.

I will take care of you.

No one... No one cares
won't do when I'm in front.

OPEN.

- How are you, Henry?
- All right. Sometimes I feel sad.

It's not a disease.

He is as healthy as a sea eagle.
Right Henry? Healthy as a horse.

He is.

- What are you going to do? Kill an Indian?
- How do you know that?

You better watch out.

No, he just has to get insurance.
Pure formality, but necessary.

- What about my melancholy?
- Whiskey helps.

WARNING.

Maybe it doesn't look so good
Bill. It's hard to justify.

He owes me a lot of money.

My guardian will not give me my share.

- What do you need?
- I want to buy some booze.

- No, it's not healthy for you.
- That's what the doctor said.

He doesn't know what he's talking about.

- Come on, Henry.
- Hi, Pearl.

- My wife watches Roy Bunch.
- What?

- My wife watches Roy Bunch.
- So what?

You have good luck with women.

Be satisfied with
what do you have. Don't do anything stupid.

- I want to hurt myself.
- There is no way out for a man.

A man has the right to respect
his wife. I don't want to be here anymore.

I am ashamed to be an Osage Indian.

Give me some alcohol or give me a gun.

Henry, you are doing well with Pearl.
Now don't do anything stupid.

I need you my friend.

Henry, no... What are you doing here?

- What do you imagine?
- Henry!

- Will you touch my wife?
- Get him out!

Stay away from my wife!
Stay away from my wife!

I didn't do anything to you.

I'm tired of asking things
when I can afford it myself.

- Henry, your guardian is coming.
- Who decides about your money?

Stop.

My ancestors were
single until you came.

- You think you're better than me? you?
- Come.

You shouldn't do any
stupidity. You beat Roy Bunch.

I knocked him down, Reverend Hale.

- Why are you taking care of him?
- Because he is melancholic.

- He tried to take his own life last year.
- He made?

I care about the man because
he is my neighbor and best friend.

There's $25,000.

I closed on him
insurance. Against what he owes me.

If he manages to die
before the New Year, I will lose them.

He must be kept alive
a few more months.

I might even get his oil rights.

There's something you need to know.

He is Mollie's first husband,
which is lying there on the floor.

- What do you mean by "first man"?
- Osage Indians do not divorce.

And they were married. They got married
at the ceremony in the reservation.

What do you mean? Is she still married to him?

No, they were only 15. That's it
tradition. It means nothing.

I would say that if
I was married. She didn't say anything.

Is she good for you?

He treats me well. She is a good woman.

Let her have her secrets.
Then you can have yours too.

Are there others?

Pitts Beaty wants the clan
found Anna's killers.

He said ... they help remove
lazy men from the city.

Pitts and his clan are trying here
to gain authority and they fail.

They should let the police
do your job.

I don't care about the Ku Klux Klan, Mollie.

They are sick of power.

And they don't get it.

Are there others?

The tribe tried Barney McBride.

He didn't come back.

We hired a private investigator, but...

Did he get paid?

- Yes.
- I guess he ran away.

Ernest, he escaped.

Yes. It seems so, King. It looks like that.

I guess we have to be more careful
on how we spend Molly's money.

It's not a criticism. I'm just saying.

- You bought a farm.
- Yes.

Without taking me
he asked. Most likely

you should. I'm here for you, Ernest.

For both of you.

You met Mollie because
to me. You are here because of me.

Let me help you.
I'll give you some good advice. Lead you.

Judson didn't tell me about the pig disease,

but I've learned, King. It won't happen again.

It was just a bad investment.

Molly?

You look different tonight. What is it?

Yes, it can be now...

- Mollie is pregnant.
- What?

My goodness! But still.

- Well, is it?
- Yes.

Yes, we were told
that Mollie has a child, King.

My goodness.

It is a blessing to the home.

- How nice it is. congratulations.
- Thanks.

- Congratulations.
- Thanks.

- How nice it is.
- Thanks, Willie.

Henry! Come in. Exactly
we received wonderful news.

Mollie is pregnant again.

I think it's a girl. I'm never wrong.

congratulations.

We need to start on the blanket for the baby.

congratulations.

Excuse me for interrupting. Uncle,
i need to talk to you

Of course. Sit there.
I just need to talk to them.

- Wait for me there.
- Thanks.

Did you sleep with her during her illness?

She is my wife, king. That happens.

Maybe it's just your perversion.

Yes, God bless you and the baby.

The first man?

Can he claim a family then?

- Henry.
- Uncle.

Ramsey, I know you're having a hard time.

Many children. Seven or eight pieces?

Yes, I have a whole bunch of them.

King Bill Hale asks if you want
work. One that needs fixing.

I can not. I did not agree to such a job.

He is an Indian.

It's something else.

- Do you know Henry Roan?
- Not.

Well, what do you say?

Listen up. You are going alone.

I will buy you a car so that you
he could go out and fix it.

The car is not enough for me
got his life back on track.

We will figure something out. And don't worry too much about it.

He is Indian, he is melancholic.

He tried twice
suicide, says Hale.

It should look like Roan himself did it.

Straight to the forehead. You understand? In the lead.

- Then the knights come marching, Pitts.
- Hello, Ernest.

Ernest arranged a meeting
with the Indian in Fairfax.

- This is John Ramsey.
- Henry. Good day.

We sat down. He smelled of whiskey.

Do you feel like booze?

- I said I sold.
- Then you are in the right place.

We were supposed to meet at ten
the road that leads through Sol Smith Field.

Look, buddy. Look what
I found down in the hole.

Just take care of yourself.

It turns the liver inside out.

When I was with an Indian a few times
met, we found each other.

You have to respect his problems.

We also went to Mr. Mackie.

He took it! What kind of sheriff
does he sell cocaine?

Honestly!

It continued for some time.
I tried to gather some courage.

One day I made a decision
to do so when the opportunity presented itself.

I agreed with the Indian that
i get some booze and some girls

and then we had
meet at Smith's Field.

It tastes better than that
the last we got.

My goodness.

- Are you free?
- Yes. Watch out for Cowboy.

- What is it?
- Where is Hale?

I do not know. Whizbang, Pawhuska. Why?

- It's done.
- Is that so? where did you do it?

On the road that leads
across Sol Smith Field.

Here, I don't want it anymore.

- John.
- I don't want this anymore.

Henry Roan is dead.

Did you take your life?

I do not know.

He was always sad.

Always.

- You knew him well, didn't you?
- Since we were kids.

Does your uncle know? They were friends.

Yes. He knows it well.

Was he murdered?

I have no idea.

He tried to take his own life last year.

Did you know that?

Was he murdered or took his own life? What do you say?

I do not know.

Roy Bunch talked a lot about killing him.

He has sex with his wife
so... That goes without saying.

Maybe he just took his own life like you said.

It had to be suicide.
He must have left the gun there.

I told him that too.
Exactly as you informed me.

I don't know why he brought it.
I told him that.

You said it had
be in charge? It was in the neck.

Otherwise it's enough
simple. The forehead is not the neck!

It would look like suicide.

It looks like murder. It wasn't meant to be.

I said forehead.
Just the way you want it

he asked. I promise.
I swear on my children.

- Do not do it. Take it easy.
- I swear on my children.

You shall not swear to
your children. It sounds silly.

I'm not a fool.

What is it, king?

Lamps of fear. They turned on the light
lights to prevent murders.

Here is. Keep holding on.

Hi Roy. Roy!

You shouldn't stay here now.

You better get out of here
because the sheriff will charge you with murder.

They know you wanted to shoot Henry.

If I run away, I look
guilty. And I'm not.

If you run away...

If you don't run, you will go to
prison, guilty or not.

It's just advice from
a friend. I wanted to run away.

Thanks Bill. I think not.

And you're not my friend. I will use it
chance and I'll stay in Fairfax.

You are of the heavenly people.

Little Anna.

Your name is Wah hre lum pa.

What is leprosy, Mollie?

Do you get sick? Is he crawling away?

Minnie died of it.

Mom died from it too.

Anna was shot.

The carpet is a target on our back.

Can't we move? To Colorado Springs.

But look at me. I can't make the trip.

- Who will take care of you, Mollie?
- I have Ernest and my children.

Ernest takes care of me. As best he knows how.

- Nettie?
- Yes.

Can my sister have some toast?

- Yes. And another sip of coffee?
- Thanks.

Little sister.

Thanks.

- So now you and Mollie also live in the city?
- Yes, we are here now.

You have a nice life here, Bill. Very nice.

Thank you, Ernest. Brothers
Shoun gave us a good deal.

- They left us some nice things.
- Okay, did they?

Not as nice as those things that
you bought, but good enough for us.

Yes, you know Mollie. It has
I like nice things, so...

Not like you.

It almost sounds like you are
they called me squaw man.

No, I never would
she did not call another man.

Not

No acid mines.

Need a quickie?

Yes, I'd love to take one if you have one.

Not

- Then why did you ask?
- You just look nervous.

The thing is, Bill, I don't have nerves. none.

I just don't like you
I'm talking. Mainly because.

- Did I bother you, Ernest?
- Was he bothering me? No, so.

It's just your behavior that bothers me. Nothing more.

This is how the Lord created me.
I can't do anything about it.

No, you can not.

Unless you kill me. Or it is
is that your older brother's job?

Molly? We're going home now, baby.

- Jim?
- Myrtle?

If you have something special at home,
hurry it out.

Yes.

David?

Everything is OK?

Yes. I'm going to the exhibition
animals to Fort Worth.

Find Acie Kirby and say
Smith to fix it now.

Can you hear me?

I do not know him. I don't know Acie Kirby.

- Where will he find Acie?
- Find John Ramsey. He knows it.

Find John Ramsey.
Tell him to say

I hope it's now. We're going to Fort Worth.

We're going to Fort Worth.

Show me you understand.

Yes, I understood. I will find
Ramsey and I'll tell him.

- John?
- Yes it is me.

I have a message from King Hale.

You must find Acie Kirby and
asking him to fix Bill and Reta.

- Now it is, John.
- I can not. My wife is sick.

- My wife is also sick.
- Why don't you do it yourself?

Why must someone like
i always do your work?

Because I don't know Acie Kirby.

I don't know what he looks like.

I would like to, but
I don't know what he looks like. Sorry.

Okay, I will, but I can't right now.

Not now? This has to happen
immediately. Hale can't wait.

It has to be immediate. Now.

You are very pushy, Ernest.
I have to get back to work.

You have one more chance
John. Then it's over. A chance.

I say to King Hale, do it now.

- I don't want to lose my job.
- You have no choice! It is now.

- I'm trying to be nice, John.
- I guess I'll fix it.

- I will do it.
- Yes, you must. Right now, John.

What? What?

- Yes.
- This is John. You are not allowed to shoot.

Do you have sticks with you?

Mother! Mother!

Where have you been?

- At Reta's.
- You should have stayed home.

Come here.

- Cowboy ears hurt.
- But no.

And Bill is not so nice to
Rete when I'm not there.

Listen, Mollie...

You shouldn't be dating
so much out when it happens.

- I just lived with my sister.
- You and the children must stay at home.

all right?

- You calm down!
- What was that?

I do not know!

Vera!

Faith?

Lizzy?

- What is going on?
- Cowboy under my mother.

It's like Tulsa here.

- There's glass everywhere!
- What has happened?

Whose house is this?

Whose house is this?

- It's Bill and Retas!
- Bill and Reta's house!

- Nettie lives in the back room!
- This is where Nettie Berkshire lives!

- Nettie!
- It's Bill Smith!

Shoot me! Shoot me, dammit!

Shoot me!

Here is Reta! Reta is here!

This is Reta. Hurry up!

- Can you hear me, Reta?
- Can you hear me?

Can you hear me?

I think she's dead.

Mother! Mother! Mother!

Mother! Mother!

Ernest?

Welcome to the Fort Worth Animal Show and Rodeo.

You can go to lane 1 and meet with
by rodeo champion Henry Grammer.

Get an autograph and
talk to him in Lane 1.

Too much dynamite.

You speak too plainly, Bill.

Nettie, the maid. All the time
they find pieces of it.

Mollie Burkhart,
incapable. Part number 285.

Three, two, one.

Want to go to Washington for $300?

Yes.

It's a rough ride for
a weakened woman, Mollie.

I can't give you money
nor let you travel.

I would do you and yours
disservice to children.

Now I want to travel
because I will not live much longer.

It might be the last thing I do.

- Good to see you. Thank you, Chief.
- Chief Bonnicastle.

President Coolidge, ladies
and gentlemen, look here.

Three, two, one.

sir President Mollie
Burkhart. They have to send help.

They're murdering people in the Osage. The police do nothing.

I lost my mother and my sisters.

Many Osage Indians
they are killed for oil money.

Yes. Thanks.

Well thank you.

Give your wife insulin.

And ... a little bit of this.

From this bottle.

Make sure that
you dose right, Ernest.

Give it to her regularly.

- It just calms her down.
- Nothing more. She just stays calm.

Every day in the same
time. Half an hour before meals.

The whole bottle.

Ernest, do you believe the Bible?

- Yes.
- Ancient miracles?

Do you think it will magically disappear?

Something like that doesn't happen anymore.

I know.

I don't know, king. After all,
she went to Washington so...

I have to... calm her down, right?

- Yes.
- Just calm her down.

I'm afraid, Sho-meen-kah.

What are you afraid of?

I'm afraid to eat at home.

Why are you afraid to eat in your house?

I'm scared.

Do you know who will hurt you?

I want to put a bed in the back room.

We only eat food
prepared by Vera. Nobody else.

Little Anna has whooping cough.

She needs to be taken care of.

He will live with his brother and sister Bigheart.

Then he will feel
better. He will cure her cough.

Mother!

Ernest, pick me up
insulin on the train. Just you.

You must not take it from the Shoun brothers.

Yes, Molly.

My mother came to me. She asked
I want to dance with her.

I replied that I couldn't dance anymore.

She said I was dying.

She didn't want me to die alone.

Dreams can feel like you're going to die…

...for a while, and then... then you come back.

She said the man is here.

Which man?

A man with a hat.

I want to talk to the man with the hat.

Yes, but there are many men with hats.

Now rest.

Mr. Burkhart?

Who's this?

Tom White. I'm from the federal police.

Good day.

Federal... What? What is it?

I was sent from Washington,
to look at the murders.

Look... Look, what's around them?

Who is behind it.

Are you an investigator? From Pinkerton or something?

No, I was a Texas Ranger.

Now I work for the government.
It's called the Federal Police.

See if you have any questions
you need to talk to the sheriff.

- He can probably help you.
- Yes, I spoke to him.

I came to talk to Mollie

Burkhartova, whose
sisters and mother are dead.

Molly? Yes she is
my... She is my wife.

She is sick, very sick now. I am a
her husband, Ernest Burkhart, so...

Come back another time, but right now
he doesn't feel so well now.

- How about tomorrow?
- Tomorrow? No...it's too early.

Just... Like I said,
he doesn't feel very well.

But you can come back on Friday.

is home?

He has diabetes, can't you see.

- Really?
- Yes.

She rests and I take care of her.

Come on Friday, okay?

- On Friday?
- Yes, on Friday.

OK. Well thank you.

It's John Wren.
Cousin Mary's friend.

- Welcome to Osageland.
- Thanks.

Welcome to Fairfax.

Welcome to Wahzhazha.

Thanks. They told me I have
of Osage relatives in Hominy.

Where are you from?

I need to talk to you, King. Sorry.

- Not now. You have to wait.
- I can not. They came to my house.

- What now?
- I need to talk to you.

What is it?

Ernest?

I'm afraid, king. He came to me
Home. Private detective.

- To your home?
- Yes.

- What did he say?
- I don't know what he wants. Arrived.

- What did you do?
- I am worried. He suspects something.

He knows we did something.

- King, we need to talk about this.
- Now you need to rest.

- You understand? Get yourself together.
- Yes.

- Pull yourself together and calm down.
- I'm trying.

- Calm down. Now! Right now.
- When can we talk...

- We'll talk about it later. Not now.
- All right.

- The king...
- Not now.

You are here because he was killed
McBride? The white one.

Or because we went to Washington
and they gave the US government $20,000?

It's not too late to find out who did it.

Who? We have so many deaths
that we cannot count them.

- A few hundred.
- In the old days we resisted.

20 years ago when I was fighting
during the Boxer Rebellion,

I saw the enemy.
I knew who to kill.

If we found the killers, we would kill them.

No no no. I owe Henry
$25,000 to Roan.

He's been dead for months. Monthly! Now
give me my Henry Roan money.

Talk about it with
Denver. They question the message.

- Who are they?
- JT Jones from the Denver office.

Now listen, JT Jones. A problem
it's in Fairfax, not Denver.

- Denver got the message and disputes it.
- We're not in Denver. We are in Fairfax.

I want my Roan
money. Write that check.

Sorry, but rather than
call me Denver...

- Do you know who I am?
- Yes.

Don't keep the contract? I won't get money?

- Not.
- You will regret it.

You will regret it, Mr. Insurance Company.

Welcome. Come in.

Mr. Tail? CJ Robinson has arrived.

- Mr. The tail.
- CJ.

How much do you value them?

Yes. I just wanted to check them out first.

So hurry up.

Faceless.

They cut off her head.

We didn't smoke her to heaven.
Wah-kon-tah cannot recognize her.

We smoked the house.

We smoked the house down, baby.
You just can't remember.

We were there with Bill and
Reta and Joseph and Bertha.

We've all been there. They were
we are there for several hours.

You just can't remember.

Molly?

Rest.

James and David Shoun? Federal Police.

We have a few questions
on the death of Anna Brown.

Get dressed and wait here.

You probably should
talk to a justice of the peace.

He has a report from the coroner
on the death of Anna Brown.

His papers disappeared.

- Then you must get the undertaker, Turton.
- Turton.

It has all the details you need.

- You kept the skull, didn't you, David?
- Yes.

We asked him, and
that's why we ended up here.

Did you fire the bullet that killed her?

No, because it was never found.

He was the one you were looking for
when you dissected the brain?

Yes, it was.

The body was very tangled,
because she was dead five ...

six.
- ... or six days.

And then we dug her up.

Why did you cut your body into small pieces
and cut the flesh from the bones with an ax?

We were looking for a bullet.

We couldn't find her. Yes...

It is a matter for the Indian Tribal Council.
You should talk to the chief...

- Bonnycastle.
- ...Bonnicastle.

what will he say

This is Indian country.
Talk to the Indians.

You certainly excused us.

You can see there.

Why are you coming now?

I got the job just a week ago.

- Who did you get it from? President?
- No, from J. Edgar Hoover.

I do not know him.

I hear you're the king of the Osage Hills and
a man to talk to.

They can understand my point.
Hersen's death probably

committed by a group of outsiders
men, maybe blacks.

- Did you see what happened in Tulsa?
- Yes.

It could just be bad luck.

Anna Brown, dirty mouth. A friend,
but a dirty mouth. It had to happen.

Henry Roan was melancholy. You probably know that.

And then there was Charlie Whitehorn,
one of the most special people in the world.

What about the other dead Osage Indians?

- 25, if it's not almost 30 now.
- Yes.

It looks more like an epidemic than an accident.

Yes, you probably should
talk to our magistrate.

I was with him. He didn't help him much.

- He wasn't? The main boss?
- I also talked to him.

They said I should talk to you.

We will end these deaths, but not here.

I would like to answer
to your questions. We can

meet somewhere else. Not right here.

Then I'll find you later.

Well thank you. Sorry, I interrupted the shave.

Too bad it doesn't matter. I hear from you.

Blackie.

Look forward.

Government people go and screw things up.

I got my punishment.

It is foolish to stay where there is trouble.

I owe you because you are
he helped my nephew.

You kept your mouth shut about the car theft.

Go somewhere for a while
elsewhere. Stay away from the city.

You can go to Drumright.

- Drumming right?
- Yes.

Try to be there early.
Negro opens at sunrise.

Thank you for your favor.

My goodness!

Hands up!

Damn it.

Fold and up. Fold and up.

Thank you, Bill, for your support of the city
and for all you have done for the people here.

And now this beautiful dance school.

Ladies and gentlemen, Bill Hale, our sponsor.

We have a gift for you and we invite you
to our home as thanks for the medicine.

Did you succeed?

Did your girls get a pony?

- Yes. Thanks Bill.
- Not a problem.

Bob, tonight
you have to mind your own business.

I heard they are planning to
rob your store at 11pm.

Maybe they're the gems you've been saving.

Two whites and a black man.

Well thank you.

It's okay.

Acie, here is the money that you
i owe With great appreciation.

You know the federal police are here?

They're investigating the explosion.

this is indian country
so it won't be a problem.

You should take a break.

I have a good opportunity for you
if you listen to me.

- Of course.
- All right.

Stop it, you thieving pig!

Good day.

Is this Henry Grammer's camp?
Do you know where we can find him?

An angel came and wrapped his
large wings around his chest.

Now he's down with the snakes.

- When did it happen?
- Yesterday.

Give it to me.

- What?
- Come out.

Well, I'm making progress.

What is it?

Byron?

- What is it?
- Ernest.

If you are charged,
you win the case. It will be OK.

- What...
- Did you win.

What are you talking about? FROM
what did they want to accuse me of?

Ernest, I have many friends.
Many, many friends.

So I have the best lawyers.
They protect me and they will protect you.

So don't worry. No one will come for you.

Thank you, king.

- What?
- It's just...

- What is it?
- His stomach is in knots.

- Are you OK?
- Yes Yes. Myrtie is shaken.

Willie is hysterical. And I don't know how...

I do not know what to do.

But you have to sign here.

If something happens to you, land
they must stay in the family. We have to.

They must stay in the family. You know it.

What if something happens to me?

What could happen?

Then nothing happens. It's just a formality.

Nothing happens because
I assure you that nothing will happen.

did you sign

- Yes, he signed.
- My wife is not sick.

She is not sick, but he signed.
We all have to sign.

This way we are sure that
the money stays in the family.

Listen.

- Byron, give us a minute.
- Yes.

- Are you OK?
- Yes me...

I'm perfectly fine.

Are you afraid of something?
Because there's no reason to.

Not me...

- Are you giving her the syringes?
- Syringes? Yes.

Yes, I do what I have to do.

- Are you giving it all to her?
- Yes.

- Don't forget to give her everything.
- Sure, king.

I'm doing as we agreed.
I leave her alone. She is calm.

Just take care of her.

Ernest, I know you love
Mollie and I love her too.

But the truth is...

that he will die soon.

You know it. We can't do
nothing. It is in God's hands.

And he is waiting for her.

You have to stay with her
and give her pain medicine.

You will never regret the time spent
with her until she returns to eternity.

You will never regret it.

And now you are strong.

- Not? You are strong.
- Yes.

Be there for her.

And sign here.

- Should I sign?
- You have to.

Okay, king.

Good evening guys. John.

Here's what I found out.

I was in Ralston yesterday. He met
I am a man named Alvin Reynolds.

He could say many things.

I knew all the murdered Indians.

They gave poisoned alcohol to dogs,
just to see what happens.

And they killed the coyotes. I don't like coyotes

but it is not right when they can
die a natural death.

My son-in-law tells me to
I kept my mouth shut.

That they will kill me too.

But I'll die soon anyway
so now I will tell you who it was.

I was sitting right here

and I saw how Byron Burkhart
he drove Anna Brown down that road.

Kelsie Morrison and his wife
they were sitting in the back seat.

They got Anna well and truly drunk.

They were all there. Kelsie, Byron and Anna.

I'm not lying.

Kelsey Morrison?

Kelsie Morrison smuggles drugs and whiskey
from Fort Worth to New Orleans to Dallas.

You remember Bill
Stepson, swinger lasso?

Bill Stepson died of corn
whisky. It was not investigated.

Bill's wife's name was Tillie Stepson.

Kelsie left hers
first wife Catherine

and married Tillie two
weeks after Bill's death.

Two months later
Tillie died of poisoning.

Kelsie takes Tillie's kids to Mexico,

but he will return because he
a smart lawyer does not recommend.

My late wife has
two children and they bear my name.

So if I learn them correctly and
both children die, will I inherit their property?

They are Osage Indians. One of
they are half-breeds, but they have the right to oil.

Kelsie, looks like you are
you plan to adopt and kill children.

Not if it's illegal and I don't get it
money. Then I don't do it.

Kelsey Morrison?

- Who?
- Kelsie Morrison.

My name is Lloyd Miller.

Come here, Lloyd. We have to
to talk to you

I admire Kelsie's ambition.

He thanked me.

- Kelsie, I admire your ambition.
- Thanks.

What can you tell us about Byron
and Ernest Burkhart and the murders?

Byron and Ernest Burkhart?

I guess we can help each other.

I settled in well. People
from Wahzhazhe they tell me things.

I am also a friend of the father
Alberta. He confided in me.

He told me all about Mollie Burkhart.

He fears for his life.

Who did he say he was most afraid of?

Stop.

It's easier to convict people of kicking
to the dog, as for killing an Indian.

It's Bill Hale's ranch.

I have a fire department on him
insurance for $30,000.

You must be tomorrow
busy, Mr. Insurance Company.

I'll be next.

Well...

That's how it is now.

That seems to be the case now.

I have to tell you something. I...

I have to tell you something. Mine
woman... My wife is very sick.

I have to go home, I want to see
his wife. She is very sick.

Come, my boy.

I'm going home to mine. She...
She's not very well, so...

Now we're going home and... We're going
home and we will take care of her.

Come here, boy.

you are completely wrong. Everything that
you think you know... you know nothing.

Follow him, boy.

My wife is very sick! Very sick.

I can...

can i sit down

You are doing well there.

We want to talk to you about the murders
Reta and Bill Smith and Anna Brown.

can i sit

Yes you will, but stand up now.

I'm getting up now, but I need to sleep.

You can't keep me here any longer.

You put the explosives under the house yourself
or was blackie thompson there too?

- Who?
- Blackie Thompson.

No, he wasn't there.

I don't know him very well
all right. Only from around town.

- And you put explosives under the house?
- I don't know anything about that.

You didn't rob the bank in Oilton?

Not.

But you helped Blackie Thompson

steal your own Buick in 1921,

so you can get
insurance money right?

Not?

I lent it to him for a while.
I gave him permission to drive, but...

- What did he want to do with it?
- I didn't know that.

That's not my concern.
He probably went to have fun.

If a man borrowed my car,
I would ask him what he needs it for.

Sometimes people just want to drive around.
I'm not asking anything.

So you lent it to him?
Didn't you ask what he was going to do?

Yes.

You're just a nice guy.

You got me there. I lent it to him.

I lent it to him.
Obviously it's illegal.

All right.

How are you, Ernest?

Blackie.

can i talk to him

Can I talk to him alone for a moment?

Did they break you?

Do I look broken?

No, they didn't break me.

So say it. What did you tell them?

That when I got out of prison and I had to

deal with you
you gave me $1.50.

You said we all know the risk.

We did it too.
But I gave you twenty.

- No, it was 1.50.
- Not $1.50. I would give...

No, I gave you twenty.
I remember it well.

- Nonsense.
- Listen.

You have to... You have to me
say what you told them.

- I told them everything.
- Everything?

I told them that you and yours
uncle you are some fucking jews.

Jews?

I got because of him
life imprisonment for a stripper in Drumright.

I'm telling you, Ernest.
He couldn't handle his stay in prison.

Tell them what you know for yourself and
for the sake of his family. For your well-being.

- You're stupid as hell.
- Well, am I?

Yes, you're babbling now
how do you get the chance.

We should have been partners.
It's not my fault...

- Partners?
- ... that they took you with that car.

Are we partners? You didn't impress me.

Hale has a plan.

I tell him you shouldn't
attach because you are so stupid in the head.

He always said you were stupid.

I'm sitting here because of his plan.

Molly?

Are you serious?

Maybe yes.

Okay, that's enough.

Ernest, you are a good man, aren't you?

Yes I'm. I think.

You think? Are you or aren't you?

I am a.

Do you love your wife and children?

Yes.

He served his country. I do not think
you think your life should have ended like this.

I have the impression that your family is at home

is a greater blessing to you
like your uncle, King Bill Hale.

We both know it appears
as a very honest man.

But he is not like that.

He didn't do anything for you.

Except that...

... makes you do bad things and
he abuses you because of your... nature.

Shouldn't we start over?

I...

I want to go home to my wife.

So you...

Tell me what to do.

Do you know who killed Henry Roan?

Stay where you are.

I'm going to arrest you.

Do you know anything about the murder of Henry Roan?

I don't know anything about that.

I have a man here who says he is
your friend and that you know something about it.

Who?

So I'm sticking with it?

Yes.

Give me the pencil.

where is my husband

- Does he have a doctor?
- No, he doesn't want to see them.

We'll take her with us.

- Are you serious?
- You are ready?

Mrs.

where is my husband

Help us.

Mrs. Burkhart? He needs
heroin, two milligrams.

Do you want security?

Against whom?

Against... Against my uncle.

- Hi Harvey.
- Bill.

I can understand it, I'm wanted.
I came to register.

- What should you have done?
- They say they killed people.

- Well, that sounds unlikely, Bill.
- Arrest me.

- We don't need that.
- It's OK. Just do it.

Mr. Hal, do we have questions for you?

- What do you know about murders?
- Just a comment? "Am I innocent"?

Innocent as a newborn. More.

Mr. Tail!

When can I talk to my
a woman? You promised that if I testify.

He is in a hospital in Pawhuska.

- In the hospital? It's fine?
- It doesn't seem like it.

Tell me to write to her.

- Where are they taking you?
- I'm going somewhere else now.

Where are they going?

Where are we going?

We don't charge you anything for your testimony.

You wanna go home to Mollie and the kids

but it's best to go far away
lest Hale and his wolves catch you.

You know?

Where do you live?

In prison.

- How long will you be there?
- I got a life sentence.

- For the coup in Drumright?
- Yes.

And did William Hale arrange it?

He did, yes. Pretty funny, right?

Write it down.

"Judge not" by William K. Hale.

Who told you to kill
Bill and Reta Smith?

William Hale and Ernest Burkhart.

- Did you have contact with Mr. Tail?
- Yes, I actually do.

He sent me a message.

He asked me to
killed his nephew Ernest.

Mr. Thompson.

Even the worst criminal has a right

to prove his innocence
before the jury. Don't judge.

Yes, he wrote that he could help me escape.

When I got out, I wanted to
take Ernesto to Mexico and kill him.

I replied that if I
gets out, I won't testify.

- And how did it turn out?
- How did it happen?

Mr. Hale's promise of escape.

I'm sitting here talking
with you. It didn't work terribly.

Don't judge.

Put it in the Pawhuska Journal
Daily Journal, head of Fairfax,

- Hominy Journal and Osage County News.
- Yes sir. The tail.

Your mother is leaving.

Isn't it beautiful?

This is all.

Desire is the way.

I am asking for a consultation
with Mr. Burkhart in private!

- Totally unheard of.
- Ernest Burkhart is my client!

- It's against the rules.
- I demand to speak with Mr. Burkhart!

He cannot represent the accused
also a witness. There is a conflict of interest.

He's been gone for two months!

I couldn't with him
communicate until he spoke.

It's the witness effect!

Mr. Burkhart, is this man
really your lawyer?

I do not know. I have no contract with him, but...

can i talk to him

The rules forbid it, Your Highness.

The prosecution does not allow an interview
between Mr. Hamilton and witnesses.

Before starting the process!

The Wahzhazhes deserve justice!

Give it to us! Then I will be his executioner!

Mr. Burkhart will go to the interrogation room
bonds. Get him out of here.

Court is adjourned until tomorrow
ten o'clock. Clean up the courtroom.

Excuse me...

...all the problems.

I'll take you home now.

Brother.

Brother.

Freeling and Hamilton tonight
see you at Hale's. And talk.

- Sheriff.
- Ernest.

Aunt Myrtie.

Ernest, do you know Mr.
SolowayA? From Solowey Oil?

And of course Mr. Kraceon from Kraceon oil.

Sit down.

If you testify against your uncle,

know that it can be used
against you for the rest of your life.

And you could be
convicted of Smith's murders

and spend the rest of yours
days in prison. Is that clear to you?

No, I guess I didn't think about that.

They give you a rope to
you hanged yourself You know?

He still doesn't get it...

- Ernest!
- Yes.

If you do, you'll kill your uncle.

Ernest, do you want it?

Do you want him to die in prison?
Is that what you want Ernest?

No, of course not, Myrtie. You know it.

Yes. You have the power to save his life.

He will save you, you silly boy!

- Would you like to go home now?
- Yes, I want.

- Do you want to see your wife and children?
- Yes.

These men from the government...

They beat you and tortured you.

No, they didn't find anything.
But they didn't let me sleep for several days.

Not! They beat you! They beat you.

- Yes, they beat me.
- Thanks.

- I dreamed.
- Yes?

We went to Colorado Springs.

You told me all yours
secrets and I put them in a box for you.

We went down to the river and threw
we are all in the water.

We were happy.

I already told you how you are now
beautiful? Just look at yourself.

You are radiant.

Insulin works, doesn't it?

So you had to
get worse before you get better.

What's next?

All I know is that... It's very complicated.

The white man's laws are just…

Sometimes you have to make one
thing, even if you want something else.

I know it's hard
understand as Osage, but...

Now I will come and tell the real truth.

About what the government is doing
men to make me lie.

Do you know they beat me? They beat me and tortured me.

They didn't let me sleep for days
to lie

I had to say that my uncle
he did these terrible things.

Now I think again
clearly. I think clearly and...

I will not lie. I want to do the right thing.

I want to protect mine
uncle because he needs me.

What?

What is going on?

When are you coming home?

In a few days. I'll be home in a few days.

Now listen here.

They will arrest me and all for just seeing.

I have no problems. Nothing at all.

I didn't do anything wrong.

They can just arrest me.

Make sure you know the way.

- Will you testify for us?
- No I do not.

Don't want to testify for the state?

Exactly. Everything that
I told you, it was a lie.

Turn around.

You are under arrest for murder
Reta and Bill Smith.

Why did they kill Anna Brown?

- WK Hale hired me.
- And what did he tell you?

I would get a thousand dollars
plus the 600 I owed him.

So you say you are
did he kill anna brown?

Yes.

They took her out for what
they say Tremilská klina, don't they?

- Yes.
- What did you shoot her with?

- Automatic pistol.
-And where did you shoot her?

To the top of the head. She died of it.

- They say you were quite drunk.
- Yes.

But you are very well
did he know you killed her?

Yes.

And how did you get Anna Brown
down there where did you kill her?

- Byron and I took her there.
- Did you get her drunk first?

- Yes.
- Was she lying down when you killed her?

- Not.
- What position was she in?

She was sitting.

Byron picked her up. He pulled her out and held her.

So you showed him how to hold
a drunken, helpless Indian woman

at the bottom of the ravine, while
put a bullet in her brain?

- Yes.
- What happened then?

- I let her go, so she fell.
- Did she scream?

- Not.
- And you stood and watched him die?

- Not.
- Were you satisfied with your work?

- Yes.
- So you turned and left?

Yes.

You saw the gorge where
did you kill anna brown

I must have seen it a hundred times.

Since then? you went to see
where did you shoot anna brown

- Not.
- Not?

- Not.
- So why did you go there?

That's all right. Only
tell that to the judges.

It is good...

It's a good place to drink
and party. It is not visible from the road.

Where did you go after you
did they shoot anna brown?

I spent the night at Bill Hale's.

- And what did you do?
- We continued drinking.

Where did Byron go?

Home to Mollie.

Thanks, Molly.

You are welcome.

- Be careful where you step.
- Watch out... If you want to kill me,

- I'll kill you.
- Stop. Sit down here.

Come. Get up.

- Hold her upright.
- Straighten up.

- Such. Hold her up.
- Yes Yes.

- I'll kill you...
- Like this.

Ernest.

Wake up.

Yes.

What?

What is it?

It's not easy to say.

I have to tell you...
that your child is dead.

- Which child?
- I don't know the name.

Who? Is a...

Cowboy? Which one?

Did one of the children have weak lungs?

- Yes.
- Whooping cough?

No... Who told you that? Who said that?

One of our agents
in Fairfax alerted me.

Mollie took care of that
... and she brought the child home.

- There is no one here...
- It's Anna. It's not like that?

It is not easy.

Not! My goodness! My child was taken from me.

May God guide you.

Sorry.

What now?

The child died.

- Which one?
- Little.

Little?

Oh, my boy.

Oh God! They took... No.

Ernest.

Little Anna is now with the Lord.

Ernest.

Lord, be merciful to us. Lord, Lord, Lord.

Good day, King.

How are u?

- It's not that good.
- Not. I feel it too.

You know I have to now
take care of two children and Mollie.

So...

- What do you mean?
- You know what it means.

I... testify.

It is a ruthless choice in the middle
all the adversities.

- Are you sure you want to do this?
- Yes.

I have to.

- Will they let you go?
- They let me go, yes.

They don't follow it.

Yes, it's a state, and that's what they said.

It's a state. That's why I say it.

All this will only lead to
the division of the family. Do you want to do it?

It doesn't matter and
I say this completely honestly.

If life has taught me anything,
so that this does nothing.

You know everything is different now, right?

Well the Osage won't support you.
No one supports you anymore.

- Then they love me.
- No, they don't listen.

They know who gave them the roads

and who gave them hospitals
and schools. They know it.

I transferred them to the 20th century.

They don't need you anymore, Bill.

- Yes they do.
- Not. Is over.

There may be some rebellion for a while.

But then people forget about it.

They don't remember and they don't care.

It will be another ordinary one
an everyday tragedy.

Yes, but it's not common.

Now don't do something, what
you will regret it for the rest of your life.

- You will regret...
- I'm sorry for everything, Bill.

You have a family.

Children. You lost one.
Don't make it more tragic...

It's already a hell of a tragedy.

You can't get any closer
to my family. Not anymore.

I am sorry to hear that.

- Is over.
- You can't throw everything away.

- I can not.
- Sorry. I love you.

I can't, Bill.

Don't throw it away.

Mr. Burkhart, are you here of your own accord?

- Yes.
- Nobody promised you anything?

Not.

You looked up John Ramsey on your behalf
uncle to kill Henry Roan?

Yes.

You drove from Fairfax to Ripley

and you told John Ramsey to
told Asa Kirby to complete the task?

- Yes.
- And who asked you to do that?

My uncle, William Hale.

Do you see him here?

- Yes.
- Please point to him.

Yes. He's sitting there.

Record that the witness
identified the accused William Hale.

And what was your role
Uncle for Asa Kirby?

He was going to... throw into
air of Reta and Bill Smith.

Why did he want it?

To get their money.

Are you married?

- Yes.
- What is your wife's name?

- Mollie Burkhart.
- Is that Retina's sister?

Yes.

And Anna Brown's sister,
who was murdered?

Yes.

And her mother is Lizzie Q who is dead?

- Yes.
- And her sister Minnie is dead too?

Yes.

And all these dead women
are indian women right?

Yes.

If Mollie, your wife, dies,

who will inherit her oil money?

Me and our children.

Your uncle came with a plan

according to which you would profit from
the deaths of all these Native American women?

Yes.

And you chose to help
to his uncle himself?

Yes.

It was part of your plan
meet and marry Mollie Kyle

and kill her family and her for
their indian oil money?

Not.

I met and married
I'm with my wife

because I rode with her
in his rental car.

Not because your uncle demanded it?

Not

I fell in love with my wife...

It happened to us when I her
picked up in the car from the rental company.

How is Cowboy?

All right.

Does he miss his father?

Yes.

Elizabeth too.

Do they know... Do they know what happened?

Not quite.

Did you tell the whole truth?

Yes, all of it.

My soul is pure now, Mollie.

It's a relief to be away from it all.

I wouldn't let him near you and the kids.

what did you give me

What?

What was in those syringes?

My medicine you gave me.

What was in it, sho-mee-kah-see?

Insulin.

Justice prevailed.

True Crimes airs

with the support of J. Edgar Hoover and
Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Thus ends the true story of
murders of Osage Indians.

Before we leave the people of
Osage, we can conclude:

The doctors, the Shoun brothers, were not
never prosecuted for poisoning Mollie.

Ernest's brother Byron Burkhart was
prosecuted as an accomplice to Anna's murder.

Kelsie Morrison said during the trial:

“Byron got her drunk…and I did the rest.

Byron was released after a deadlocked jury.

William Hale, mastermind of deadly schemes,

he was found guilty and sentenced
to life in Leavenworth.

He wrote letters to his Osage friends.

"Dear friends, how are you?

I've never had better ones
friends like you Osage Indians.

I was a true friend to them.

I'd rather live on Grey
Horse like anywhere else. Comming soon

I will get back to you.

friend, Dah-kah-hee-ke, that?

Your true friend, WK Hale."

Hale was released in 1947.

The committee attributed early
good behavior release

but not everyone was satisfied.

"He was released,
because he bribed politicians.

Nobody cared about Osage life."

Hale was no longer allowed to appear in Oklahoma,
but he often visited his relatives.

"Do you want lunch William?"

"If Ernest's fool
he was silent, we would have crowned days."

William Hale died in
nursing home in Arizona.

He lived to be 87 years old.

Ernest Burkhart was sentenced to
life in the Oklahoma State Penitentiary.

“It wasn't you who tried to kill

his Indian wife
for oil money?"

A few years later he was pardoned
and moved back to Osage County,

where he ended his days with Byron
in the kitchen north of town.

"Give me a beer, bro."

"Do you have fire for my Lucky Strike?"

Mollie divorced Ernest

and lived with her new husband
John Cobb on the reservation.

She died of diabetes on June 16, 1937.

The obituary simply said...

“Mrs Mollie Cobb aged 50 years

she died on Wednesday at eleven o'clock
o'clock in the evening in his house. It was

thoroughbred Osage.

buried in the cemetery at Gray Horse

next to your father, mother,

sisters and daughters."

There was no mention of the murders.

THE FILM WAS BASED ON THE BOOK BY DAVID GRANNS

IN MEMORY OF ROBBIE ROBERTSON

THANKS TO THE OSAGE PEOPLE

AND TO THE RESIDENTS OF GRAY HORSE, PAWHUSK AND HOMINY

IN MEMORY OF JOHN WILLIAMS

Lyrics: Lisa Kristensen Villeneu

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