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1. William Hale will die
2. Ernest will figure out that Mollie and the dead guy Roan were together before Ernest married Mollie.

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1. Who has the ability to know where everyone was and what they were doing?
2.Was the same method used for poisoning dogs and people?

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1. Henry Grammar - outlaw who runs the bootleg facility
2. Ernest -he is jealous of Mollie's past relationship and thinks Mollie is hiding things

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In Chapter 5-7, it is revealed that those who are even remotely helping the Osage are being targeted as well to silence them from revealing the killers. More and more people people are being killed in more elaborate ways. During the Prohibition, the government was not regulating how alcohol was made so outlaws like Henry Grammar made bootleg alcohol that made Indians like Anna and Roan die. The final thing that arose in Osage County was a man that had break-through documents, W.W. Vaughn, in his house and body, on the suspects of the murders, was suspiciously killed and the document were seized from his body and house.

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He was married to Minnie but Minnie died. Mollie was suspicious of him because she thought he was responsible for Minnie's death. He then married Rita, but only used the marriage to his advantage for money. Rita and Bill later died due to a bomb.

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We predict that the conflicts that arise from the discovery of the oil will outweigh the positive affects of their riches.

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1) Mollie-seen as a responsible sister and after Anna was murdered, she was trusted to speak with the authorities; therefore giving her a reason not to be the killer.
2) Ernest Burkhart- grew up in Texas and dreamed of the Osage fortunes. He was the son of a poor cotton farmer, and by knocking off Anna, he could accumulate wealth from his wife as reparations.
3) Oda Brown- he hired a lawyer to rewrite the will so that he would gain money from his ex wife's death

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1) Is someone plotting against the Osage?
2) Did the whites want to get rid of the Osage to access the oil?
3) Was the gun in Anna's purse the same 32 Caliber that was used to kill her and Whitehorn?

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One of the members of the tribe that was killed. He was 30 years old and married to a half white woman. He was a very kind and likeable person in both the Osage and white communities. He was shot twice in between the eyes by the same type of bullet that killed Anna. He vanished a week before Anna.

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Was referred to as "the King of the Osage Hills." He had some enemies, yet was friends with the Osage before they were rich with oil.

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He was the white husband to Mollie and the nephew of William Hale (the head of police). He had two children named Elizabeth and James.

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She was one of the four sisters and the daughter of Lizzie and Jimmy. She was killed by a gun shot wound to the head. She was divorced from her ex husband, Oda Brown, which was a source of her drinking problem. She carried a small pistol in her purse for self defense.

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Minnie, Anna, and Rita's sister and the daughter of Lizzie and Jimmy. She was married to a white man, Ernest Burkhart. She was known as the responsible sister and often cared for Anna when she went on her "sprees," and her mother while she was sick.

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It was proven by William Hale that the same type of bullet killed both Anna Brown and Charles Whitehorn in the same proximity of each other. 2 months after, Lizzie died, which is suspicious because of how suddenly she dies. It was concluded that she was poisoned. The law enforcement system was very weak, but William Hale, uncle of Earnest, steps in to help the Osage help find evidence for the murders. The Osage were mistreated by the whites, who encouraged them to leave behind their Indian cultures. The Osage discovered their land was prosperous with oil, which led to the whites offering large amounts of money for the oil.