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We predict that an out-of-state detective will come in to help solve the Osage murders and hopefully provide insight that has not been corrupted by the promise of money.

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In chapters 5-7, we learn more about the oil auctions in Osage and the money issues surrounding the town. Many Americans believed the Indians were wasting their money, allowing Americans to basically "take over" the Osage finances. We also learn about new deaths which include, Mollie Burkhart, Rita Smith, Bill Smith, and many more. Motives were also uncovered in these chapters, as we learn that the main motives for these murders is people knowing too much/something they shouldn't and having a great amount of wealth.

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1. Why was the Burkhart family a main target for murder?

2. What did the phone calls to victims (specifically Anna Brown and William Stepson) say?

3. Why did Bill and Rita become so worried randomly? Before they were very carefree but eventually became paranoid soon before their death. Is this because they knew something they weren't supposed to?

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1. Henry Grammer - A bootlegger (buys and sells alcohol); called, "the countrie's most notorious character," by an Osage Chief. He is very suspicious as he "possessed secrets and controlled an unknown world." He also has committed murder and robbery in the past. The most suspicious detail, though, is that both Anna Brown and Henry Rowan had died after getting whiskey from Grammer's Ranch.

2. Herman Fox Davis - A top state investigator; spotted associating with criminals; caught taking bribes. Suspicious because he was proven to be a crook, got a sentence for 3 year, was pardoned by the governor, and then got a life sentence for killing an attorney.

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a) Bill Smith was originally married to Minnie, but later married Rita, as Minnie died due to unknown health reasons.

b) Bill Smith was an abusive man who abused Rita many times. He also was investigating the murders happening in Osage, especially Lizzie's because he didn't think her real cause of death was from old age. He also never revealed anything he knew about the explosion of his house to anyone before he died.

c) Bill is now deceased as he died in the hospital after suffering from many injuries after his house explosion.

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The white people will try to attack the Indians for oil and for money, due to their extreme jealousy.

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1. How did Mollie's dad die?
2. Why did the guy in jail from Kansas confess to Anna's murder if it wasn't him? Was he trying to cover for someone?
3. Why is Bryan distrusted by his family and if he was so distrusted, why did Ernest try to defend him so quickly?

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1. William Hale- He is an advocate for the law which allows people to place trust in him. He then can easily fabricate what people tell him to cover for himself. He also has no known past, which can be suspicious.

2. Oda Brown - He was acting overly-sympathetic at Anna's funeral, which seems like he was putting on a show to make people feel sorry for him. He also has a strong motive because him and Anna recently split up.

3. Bryan - He was the last person to see Anna alive and is not trusted by the family.

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a) Charles Whitehorn was another person apart of the Osage tribe and was murdered around the same time as Anna.

b) Charles was found near a bush and found with the same type of bullet in his head as Anna had.

c) Charles is deceased.

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a) Anna Brown was a member of the Osage tribe and was Mollie's sister.

b) Anna went on "sprees" where she would party with her friends until dawn and she was found dead next to a river.

c) Anna is dead.

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a) Ernest Burkhart is William's nephew and married to Mollie.

b) Ernest stood up for his brother, Bryan, who was the last person to see Anna alive and he claims he has no idea why Anna was killed.

c) Ernest is alive.

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a) William Hale is Ernest's uncle whose business dominated the country. He is also a local advocate for law and order and is recognizable by his owlish face, stiff black hair, and small alert eyes.

b) William settled on a reservation two decades earlier and had come out of nowhere.

c) William is still alive

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a) Mollie Burkhart is Anna's sister and is always seen wearing an Indian blanket wrapped around her shoulders and her long black hair flowing over her back.

b) Mollie was one of the last people to see Anna alive and has her name inscribed on the Osage roll.

c) Mollie is still alive.

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In chapters 1-4 we learn about Osage and the wealth that it possess because of oil found in Osage's land. We then learn about a specific family, the Burkhart family, who is a very wealthy family residing in Osage. One of the Burkhart sisters, Anna, dies due to being shot in the head with a .32 Caliber and Lizzie, the Burkhart's mother, was supposedly poisoned. It is also known that Charles Whitehorn, another wealthy citizen of Osage, was killed the exact same way as Anna was. Coincidence or not is still unclear but the murder of three high-class citizens, two of which were killed with the same type of gun, coincidence is unlikely, and shows that there is most likely a killer at large in the Osage community.