1 00:01:01,030 --> 00:01:05,117 Tomorrow we will bury this one 2 00:01:05,534 --> 00:01:11,749 this Pipe Person. 3 00:01:15,461 --> 00:01:19,840 Our messenger to Wah-kon-tah. 4 00:01:20,883 --> 00:01:26,138 It is time to bury this Pipe with dignity... 5 00:01:26,388 --> 00:01:30,559 and put away its teachings. 6 00:01:31,268 --> 00:01:34,438 The children outside listening... 7 00:01:35,898 --> 00:01:38,901 they will learn another language. 8 00:01:40,152 --> 00:01:43,572 They will be taught by white people. 9 00:01:47,910 --> 00:01:51,121 They will learn new ways... 10 00:01:51,664 --> 00:01:56,126 and will not know our ways. 11 00:05:15,499 --> 00:05:17,699 Phillips Oil workmen, right here. 12 00:05:17,762 --> 00:05:19,764 Kraceon Oil pipeline crew, over here. 13 00:05:19,938 --> 00:05:21,505 Burbank Oil Field, over here. 14 00:05:21,505 --> 00:05:22,984 Marland Oil! 15 00:05:23,158 --> 00:05:24,899 Rock hounds for Phillips Oil, this truck. 16 00:05:24,899 --> 00:05:30,340 Make it rich. You can make it rich. Make it rich. Right here. 17 00:05:47,879 --> 00:05:49,315 Phillips Oil workmen! 18 00:06:10,423 --> 00:06:11,511 Ernest! 19 00:06:12,338 --> 00:06:13,339 Yeah. 20 00:06:13,513 --> 00:06:14,906 Ernest Burkhart? - Henry. - Yeah. 21 00:06:15,080 --> 00:06:16,473 Henry Roan. 22 00:06:16,647 --> 00:06:18,126 - I'm taking you to your uncle Hale. - All right. 23 00:06:18,126 --> 00:06:19,766 Come on. Let's go. This is us, right here. 24 00:06:19,780 --> 00:06:20,955 Come on, stop! 25 00:06:55,033 --> 00:06:56,513 Whose land is this, Henry? 26 00:06:57,688 --> 00:06:58,863 My land. 27 00:07:00,125 --> 00:07:01,256 My land. 28 00:07:29,067 --> 00:07:33,027 Well, well, well. Our war hero has arrived. 29 00:07:34,638 --> 00:07:36,770 Welcome home, Ernest. Welcome home. 30 00:07:36,944 --> 00:07:38,598 It's so good to see you again. 31 00:07:38,772 --> 00:07:40,470 I'm so glad you made it. 32 00:07:40,644 --> 00:07:42,384 Brother. 33 00:07:42,559 --> 00:07:44,909 - Thanks for writin', huh? - Good to have you back, Brother. 34 00:07:44,909 --> 00:07:47,825 Ernest, now, here's your aunt Myrtle and your cousin, little Willie. 35 00:07:47,999 --> 00:07:49,599 Welcome. It's so good to see you. 36 00:07:49,740 --> 00:07:51,860 Look how big she's grown. Isn't that something? 37 00:07:59,489 --> 00:08:02,492 Now, this is a cattle ranch. There's no oil here. 38 00:08:02,666 --> 00:08:08,149 No oil? Yeah. No oil, no fear, so I'm settled with no fear. 39 00:08:08,323 --> 00:08:11,675 Time will run out. This wealth will run dry, 40 00:08:11,849 --> 00:08:15,896 drier than the seven years of famine that plagued the pharaohs of old. 41 00:08:16,070 --> 00:08:17,942 They're a sick people. 42 00:08:18,116 --> 00:08:21,162 They're kindly people, big-hearted people, but they're sickly. 43 00:08:23,121 --> 00:08:25,732 What about you? You see bloodshed? 44 00:08:26,603 --> 00:08:28,648 - Some. - Mm-hmm. 45 00:08:28,822 --> 00:08:32,696 Well, I was a— I was a cook in— in the infantry. 46 00:08:34,262 --> 00:08:35,873 You see Kelsie Morrison? He was over there. 47 00:08:35,873 --> 00:08:37,657 - I did. - Yeah. 48 00:08:37,831 --> 00:08:40,311 Otis Griggs and the others, if... ... if you remember. 49 00:08:40,312 --> 00:08:44,577 Soldiers have to eat. You fed the soldiers that won the war. 50 00:08:44,751 --> 00:08:48,407 - Well, saw more die from the flu, but... - Mmm. 51 00:08:48,581 --> 00:08:50,017 So what happened to your stomach? 52 00:08:50,191 --> 00:08:53,586 My— My gut, it burst. 53 00:08:53,760 --> 00:08:56,154 You almost lost your life. 54 00:08:56,328 --> 00:09:00,724 They gave me a belt and told me not to do any heavy lifting. 55 00:09:02,029 --> 00:09:04,389 Well, you made a good choice coming back here, 'cause here— 56 00:09:04,510 --> 00:09:05,510 I know. 57 00:09:05,598 --> 00:09:07,600 Money flows freely here, now. 58 00:09:07,774 --> 00:09:10,864 Well, I do— I do love that money, sir. 59 00:09:12,257 --> 00:09:13,257 Don't call me "sir." 60 00:09:13,388 --> 00:09:14,825 You call me "Uncle," 61 00:09:14,999 --> 00:09:17,567 or call me "King," like you used to. Remember? 62 00:09:17,741 --> 00:09:19,351 - Call you "King"? - Yeah. 63 00:09:21,527 --> 00:09:23,050 King. 64 00:09:23,224 --> 00:09:26,445 Now, you didn't pick up any disease over there, did you? 65 00:09:26,619 --> 00:09:28,229 - No. No. - Sure? 66 00:09:28,403 --> 00:09:29,883 I'm sure, sir. I'm sure. 67 00:09:30,057 --> 00:09:32,538 Not that I know of. 68 00:09:33,626 --> 00:09:35,266 You keep that thing wrapped up over there? 69 00:09:35,323 --> 00:09:37,108 - I did. I did. - Mmm. 70 00:09:37,282 --> 00:09:39,327 - As best you could. - As best I could. 71 00:09:41,416 --> 00:09:42,461 Yeah. 72 00:09:43,941 --> 00:09:45,507 You like women? 73 00:09:45,682 --> 00:09:50,338 Ah, you know I like women. That's my weakness. 74 00:09:50,512 --> 00:09:52,079 What kinds they got out there? 75 00:09:52,253 --> 00:09:54,952 Just white. - Just white, that I saw. - Hmm. 76 00:09:56,649 --> 00:09:57,694 You like red? 77 00:09:57,868 --> 00:09:58,956 Red? 78 00:10:00,131 --> 00:10:01,872 You mean - that kind of red? - Mm-hmm. 79 00:10:03,047 --> 00:10:05,615 I like red. I like white. I like blue. 80 00:10:05,789 --> 00:10:07,486 I like all of 'em. 81 00:10:07,660 --> 00:10:10,924 - Don't matter to me. I'm greedy. - Mmm. 82 00:10:11,098 --> 00:10:16,060 I— I like the heavy ones. I like the heavy ones, pretty ones, soft, 83 00:10:16,887 --> 00:10:19,019 ones that smell good, you know. 84 00:10:19,193 --> 00:10:23,067 Well, we gotta keep an eye on you. You're all over the place. 85 00:10:24,416 --> 00:10:25,765 Uh, speaking of that... 86 00:10:27,071 --> 00:10:28,115 Hey, Byron. 87 00:10:31,336 --> 00:10:32,380 Yeah. 88 00:10:34,644 --> 00:10:36,863 Oh, yeah, that's good. That's— That's real good. 89 00:10:37,037 --> 00:10:40,084 Don't get played out in the open with alcohol, you hear? 90 00:10:41,389 --> 00:10:43,174 'Cause then you'll cause trouble. 91 00:10:44,044 --> 00:10:45,959 - Right, Byron? - That's right, King. 92 00:10:46,133 --> 00:10:49,223 - Mmm. - No, sir. I w— I won't. I won't. 93 00:10:49,397 --> 00:10:51,704 Now, most fellas out here are crooked. 94 00:10:51,878 --> 00:10:55,926 Some do things right, most do bad, so don't be simple. 95 00:10:56,100 --> 00:10:59,016 - No, sir. I won't. - Don't make small trouble about nothing. 96 00:10:59,190 --> 00:11:01,322 You gonna make trouble, make it big. 97 00:11:01,496 --> 00:11:03,847 Get a big payoff for that, you hear? 98 00:11:04,021 --> 00:11:05,675 Yes, sir. 99 00:11:05,849 --> 00:11:09,069 You see, I am officially reserve deputy sheriff in Fairfax. 100 00:11:11,768 --> 00:11:13,465 I don't want to bring unwanted eyes. 101 00:11:13,639 --> 00:11:15,510 - I won't find that trouble. - Yeah. 102 00:11:15,685 --> 00:11:17,425 I won't do stupid things. 103 00:11:17,599 --> 00:11:19,645 And you got your head on straight after being over there? 104 00:11:19,645 --> 00:11:24,606 Course I do. I'm not— I'm not thick, sir. I'm— I'm— I'm strong. 105 00:11:24,781 --> 00:11:27,522 Well, I got a place I'm gonna put you. 106 00:11:27,697 --> 00:11:29,263 - That'll be driving. - Mmm. 107 00:11:29,437 --> 00:11:31,788 'Cause you can't do much else 'cause of your gut. 108 00:11:32,658 --> 00:11:34,225 You don't read much, do you? 109 00:11:34,791 --> 00:11:35,835 Read? 110 00:11:36,009 --> 00:11:37,619 Do you read, yeah. Read much? 111 00:11:38,664 --> 00:11:39,709 Well, I can read. 112 00:11:39,883 --> 00:11:41,536 Eh. Well, you smarten yourself up. 113 00:11:41,711 --> 00:11:44,322 Get him that book on the Osage, Byron. 114 00:11:44,496 --> 00:11:45,932 - This one? - Yeah, that one. 115 00:11:47,107 --> 00:11:49,762 - You smarten yourself up. - I— I can read, sir. 116 00:11:49,936 --> 00:11:55,855 The Osage. They have the worst land possible... 117 00:11:56,029 --> 00:11:59,903 but the good Lord, he outsmarted everybody. 118 00:12:00,077 --> 00:12:03,210 The land had oil on it. Black gold. 119 00:12:04,298 --> 00:12:06,518 But they're wise people. 120 00:12:06,692 --> 00:12:12,480 They worked it so as they had the say who gets the oil, who gets the headrights. 121 00:12:13,394 --> 00:12:14,787 The Osage are sharp. 122 00:12:17,007 --> 00:12:19,531 They don't talk much, so that might make you feel 123 00:12:19,705 --> 00:12:21,705 like you've got to run your mouth to fill the space, 124 00:12:21,838 --> 00:12:23,535 especially you been drinking. 125 00:12:23,709 --> 00:12:27,104 Better you be quiet if you don't got nothing smart to say. 126 00:12:27,278 --> 00:12:28,801 Don't get caught on that. 127 00:12:28,975 --> 00:12:31,673 It's what they call, "blackbird talk." 128 00:12:38,115 --> 00:12:39,203 Blackbird talk. 129 00:12:44,338 --> 00:12:45,992 Just 'cause they're not talking, 130 00:12:46,166 --> 00:12:49,082 don't mean they don't know everything about everything. 131 00:12:49,256 --> 00:12:53,565 Yeah, Osage are the finest and most beautiful people on God's earth. 132 00:13:13,411 --> 00:13:17,197 John Whitehair, age 23. 133 00:13:20,810 --> 00:13:22,202 No investigation. 134 00:13:24,465 --> 00:13:27,686 Bill Stepson, age 29. 135 00:13:30,384 --> 00:13:32,125 No investigation. 136 00:13:36,608 --> 00:13:39,524 Anna Sanford, age 41. 137 00:13:43,528 --> 00:13:45,008 No investigation. 138 00:13:47,749 --> 00:13:48,838 Rose Lewis... 139 00:13:51,971 --> 00:13:53,538 age 25. 140 00:13:57,542 --> 00:13:59,065 No investigation. 141 00:14:05,202 --> 00:14:06,420 There we go. 142 00:14:21,566 --> 00:14:25,178 And Sara Butler, age 21. 143 00:14:26,571 --> 00:14:27,746 Suicide. 144 00:14:30,183 --> 00:14:31,489 State your name. 145 00:14:32,272 --> 00:14:35,841 I'm Mollie Kyle. Incompetent. 146 00:14:36,668 --> 00:14:38,278 What is your allotment number? 147 00:14:38,452 --> 00:14:39,627 Two hundred eighty-five. 148 00:14:40,715 --> 00:14:45,111 You've asked for additional moneys of $752 149 00:14:45,285 --> 00:14:48,158 to pay a medical bill for an abscess. 150 00:14:49,072 --> 00:14:50,464 Yes, sir. 151 00:14:50,638 --> 00:14:52,814 Was the operation successful? 152 00:14:53,859 --> 00:14:54,904 Yes, sir. 153 00:14:55,078 --> 00:14:57,297 And the diabetes? 154 00:14:57,471 --> 00:15:02,085 I have a prescription at Fairfax Drugs. I'll send my help to fill twice monthly. 155 00:15:02,259 --> 00:15:04,652 You gotta look out for that, you know. 156 00:15:07,394 --> 00:15:10,223 Now, Mollie, it's your mother. 157 00:15:10,397 --> 00:15:15,489 You know she's restricted too, so we have to account for every penny. 158 00:15:17,187 --> 00:15:23,149 It says here she spent $319 and 05 cents for meat 159 00:15:24,455 --> 00:15:25,847 at the grocery. 160 00:15:27,284 --> 00:15:30,983 Don't you think that's an awful lot of meat for what she needs? 161 00:15:32,637 --> 00:15:34,073 Yes, Mr. Beaty. 162 00:15:34,247 --> 00:15:37,816 Well, you'll look after that, won't you? 163 00:15:40,340 --> 00:15:41,341 Yes. 164 00:15:45,563 --> 00:15:49,175 All right, people. Let's form a line here for allotment payments. 165 00:15:49,349 --> 00:15:51,351 Unrestricted only. 166 00:15:51,525 --> 00:15:55,747 Restricted, take your guardian. He has to be with you to sign your checks. 167 00:15:55,921 --> 00:15:58,880 You need to find your guardian. Nothing new this time, folks. 168 00:15:59,055 --> 00:16:00,926 Thirty-dollar photo for posterity. 169 00:16:01,100 --> 00:16:03,363 Don't you wanna preserve your family history? Come on. 170 00:16:03,537 --> 00:16:05,457 How about you, sir? You—Now, don't go after him. 171 00:16:05,539 --> 00:16:07,933 He don't know nothing. He's an amateur. 172 00:16:08,107 --> 00:16:11,284 You need a proper photo for you and your family. 173 00:16:11,458 --> 00:16:14,722 For you, sir? $40. For you, sir? $40. 174 00:16:14,896 --> 00:16:16,246 How much? $40?$40. 175 00:16:16,420 --> 00:16:18,422 All right. I got $35 cash for you right now. 176 00:16:18,596 --> 00:16:20,396 - Take it or leave it. - Thirty-five's a deal. 177 00:16:20,467 --> 00:16:21,729 Let's have it, get it done. 178 00:16:21,903 --> 00:16:23,427 Y'all are gonna make a pretty picture. 179 00:16:23,601 --> 00:16:25,124 Y'all, come on this way, over here. 180 00:16:37,745 --> 00:16:41,619 My wife's been feeling poorly. The doctor says it's her constitution. 181 00:16:41,793 --> 00:16:43,403 The boy's got asthma. 182 00:16:43,577 --> 00:16:46,015 His asthma's holding him back. He just needs a chance. 183 00:16:46,189 --> 00:16:49,018 You've got your checks. You're unrestricted. Please. 184 00:16:54,414 --> 00:16:56,373 We'll take one. In that color. 185 00:16:56,547 --> 00:16:59,767 - Thank you. - Thank you! 186 00:16:59,941 --> 00:17:02,466 I'll tell you what, you run out of gas, you get a flat tire, 187 00:17:02,640 --> 00:17:04,294 you come right on back and buy another. 188 00:17:25,228 --> 00:17:27,828 Ma'am, you need a ride? That's my bucket, right there. 189 00:17:27,926 --> 00:17:29,145 Thank you. 190 00:17:31,321 --> 00:17:34,280 Gotta be careful. A lot of characters around here today. 191 00:17:42,419 --> 00:17:43,985 Hey, Ernest! 192 00:17:44,160 --> 00:17:46,553 Hey, Kelsie Morrison! 193 00:17:46,727 --> 00:17:48,860 We were at the front - together in France. - Hey! 194 00:17:49,034 --> 00:17:51,993 How you doing? - Great to see you! - You too. You too. 195 00:17:52,168 --> 00:17:53,430 My wife, Catherine Cole. 196 00:17:53,604 --> 00:17:55,736 Oh, pleased to meet you. Pleased to meet you. 197 00:17:55,910 --> 00:17:56,998 Full blood. 198 00:17:58,261 --> 00:18:00,219 Sky People, right? Sky People? 199 00:18:00,393 --> 00:18:03,135 Middle Water. Middle Water. 200 00:18:03,309 --> 00:18:05,268 Lot of money on this. 201 00:18:28,769 --> 00:18:30,206 Whoo! 202 00:18:31,772 --> 00:18:33,600 You got money on this race? 203 00:18:33,774 --> 00:18:34,819 No. No. 204 00:18:34,993 --> 00:18:36,255 Let's go, then. 205 00:18:37,604 --> 00:18:38,692 Yep. 206 00:18:58,712 --> 00:19:01,062 I'm sorry to hear she's not doing good. 207 00:19:01,237 --> 00:19:03,152 You know, Father, just as stubborn as ever. 208 00:19:03,326 --> 00:19:05,589 Tell your mom I'm praying for her, okay? 209 00:19:05,763 --> 00:19:07,460 - Take care. Yeah. - Thank you, Father. 210 00:19:15,729 --> 00:19:18,428 You know who I mean when I say Mollie Kyle? 211 00:19:18,602 --> 00:19:20,038 You know the one, with the sisters. 212 00:19:21,126 --> 00:19:23,520 I know which one. - Mollie. - Yeah. Mollie. 213 00:19:23,694 --> 00:19:25,174 She lives with her mother, Lizzie. 214 00:19:26,349 --> 00:19:28,829 I know, Uncle, which one. I know her. 215 00:19:29,003 --> 00:19:30,918 I've bee— I've been driving her. 216 00:19:31,876 --> 00:19:32,964 - Driving her? - Yeah. 217 00:19:34,792 --> 00:19:36,663 Matt Williams used to go with her for a time. 218 00:19:36,837 --> 00:19:38,622 They're not together in a way now, 219 00:19:39,188 --> 00:19:40,885 so that means 220 00:19:41,059 --> 00:19:44,410 you could have a proposition with that if that struck you. 221 00:19:47,413 --> 00:19:52,026 You want— You want me to see after her. 222 00:19:52,201 --> 00:19:55,073 - She's a regular customer of mine. - Yeah. 223 00:19:55,247 --> 00:19:57,075 I think she— she's sweet on me too. 224 00:19:59,120 --> 00:20:02,036 That Mollie, - she's easy to like. Yeah. - Yeah. 225 00:20:02,211 --> 00:20:03,908 Full blood estate, at that, too. 226 00:20:05,475 --> 00:20:08,042 - Full— Full blood estate. - Full— Full blood estate. 227 00:20:08,217 --> 00:20:11,220 Now, that's something a man can work with, hmm? 228 00:20:17,965 --> 00:20:19,663 You got a good face, you know that? 229 00:20:22,361 --> 00:20:24,102 Think you can be the marrying kind? 230 00:20:25,190 --> 00:20:27,018 - Marrying kind? - Mm-hmm. 231 00:20:27,627 --> 00:20:28,933 Uh, how do you mean? 232 00:20:29,107 --> 00:20:31,370 Well, we mix these families together, 233 00:20:31,544 --> 00:20:34,852 and that estate money flows the right direction, it'll come to us. 234 00:20:37,811 --> 00:20:42,642 That's a full blood estate. And she gets that money of the mother Lizzie. 235 00:20:42,816 --> 00:20:46,733 Now, that's good business there. And legal, not against the law. 236 00:20:46,907 --> 00:20:48,996 That's smart investment. 237 00:21:01,226 --> 00:21:05,056 They told me you was— you was going with Matt Williams for a time. 238 00:21:08,233 --> 00:21:09,756 You talk too much. 239 00:21:10,801 --> 00:21:13,934 Nah. Nah, I don't talk too much. 240 00:21:14,108 --> 00:21:17,938 Just thinking who I gotta beat in this horse race, that's all. 241 00:21:19,853 --> 00:21:21,812 I didn't realize this was a race. 242 00:21:24,249 --> 00:21:26,469 I don't care for watching horses. 243 00:21:26,643 --> 00:21:29,689 Well, I'm a different kind of horse. 244 00:21:34,955 --> 00:21:37,828 What? 245 00:21:38,002 --> 00:21:39,525 What was that? 246 00:21:41,658 --> 00:21:43,790 That's how you are. 247 00:21:43,964 --> 00:21:47,359 I don't know what you said, but it must've been Indian for "handsome devil." 248 00:22:00,633 --> 00:22:01,634 All right. 249 00:22:17,346 --> 00:22:21,524 "I am an Osage brave. 250 00:22:22,612 --> 00:22:24,135 A long time ago, 251 00:22:24,309 --> 00:22:30,010 we Osage took our name from Missouri and Osage Rivers." 252 00:22:30,184 --> 00:22:34,841 "Ni-U-Kon-Ska, Children of the Middle Waters. 253 00:22:35,842 --> 00:22:39,585 'Move, ' said the Great White Father, 254 00:22:39,759 --> 00:22:44,285 from Missouri, from Arkansas, from Kansas. 255 00:22:45,112 --> 00:22:48,246 Finally, another strange land, 256 00:22:49,290 --> 00:22:52,816 Oklahoma, where famine walked by day 257 00:22:52,990 --> 00:22:55,775 and hungry wolves by night. 258 00:22:57,298 --> 00:23:01,477 Can you find the wolves in this picture?" 259 00:23:03,653 --> 00:23:05,132 All right, let's go. Come on. 260 00:23:06,569 --> 00:23:11,574 "Osage weren't ever part of the Five Civilized Tribes." 261 00:23:11,748 --> 00:23:14,403 - You remember Blackie Thompson? - Howdy, boys! 262 00:23:14,577 --> 00:23:20,409 "Of the Five Civilized Tribes, the Cherokee, Chickasaw, 263 00:23:20,583 --> 00:23:25,065 Choctaw, Creek and Seminole." 264 00:23:26,980 --> 00:23:28,068 Don't move! 265 00:23:31,115 --> 00:23:34,335 Ooh, that rock still shines in the dark, boys. Give me that. 266 00:23:34,510 --> 00:23:37,295 Just take the car. Don't take my ring. My father gave it to me. 267 00:23:37,469 --> 00:23:40,037 Don't want the car. Just want the jewels. 268 00:23:40,211 --> 00:23:42,126 Y'all didn't do nothing to earn this anyway. 269 00:23:42,300 --> 00:23:43,519 You like these? 270 00:23:43,693 --> 00:23:45,564 Got us some rich Indians, boys! 271 00:23:46,609 --> 00:23:48,045 Come on! 272 00:23:49,089 --> 00:23:50,221 Come on! Come on! 273 00:23:50,395 --> 00:23:51,614 I'm going all in, boys. 274 00:23:51,614 --> 00:23:53,093 What are you thinking, Ernest? 275 00:23:59,099 --> 00:24:00,666 No. That's crazy, Ernest! 276 00:24:00,840 --> 00:24:03,974 I love money. I love money! Turn that card over! Boom! 277 00:24:04,148 --> 00:24:05,758 - Come on! - Yeah! Do it! Hell yeah! 278 00:24:05,932 --> 00:24:07,020 Take a chance! 279 00:24:10,459 --> 00:24:12,330 Fairfax horseshit right there, boy. Goddamn! 280 00:24:12,330 --> 00:24:14,690 - Queen gets the jewels. - God! Shit! 281 00:24:17,117 --> 00:24:20,860 "Dawn was always a sacred time for prayers." 282 00:24:28,912 --> 00:24:32,045 "They call the sun 'Grandfather.' 283 00:24:33,003 --> 00:24:35,484 The moon, 'Mother.' 284 00:24:36,485 --> 00:24:39,270 Fire, 'Father.' 285 00:24:40,401 --> 00:24:42,621 They call it the 'Flower Moon' 286 00:24:42,795 --> 00:24:48,018 when tiny flowers spread over the blackjack hills and the prairies. 287 00:24:48,192 --> 00:24:49,802 There are many. 288 00:24:49,976 --> 00:24:55,329 So many, it's as if Wah-kon-tah looked down upon the earth, 289 00:24:55,504 --> 00:24:56,983 smiled, 290 00:24:57,157 --> 00:25:00,030 and sprinkled it with sugar candy." 291 00:25:03,773 --> 00:25:06,515 "Wah-kon-tah means 'God.' 292 00:25:08,038 --> 00:25:10,127 You're given your Osage name." 293 00:25:10,311 --> 00:25:13,147 Your name is Sun Hawk Woman. 294 00:25:13,217 --> 00:25:16,960 "It's how you will be called to the next world. 295 00:25:18,222 --> 00:25:21,138 Your Osage name can never be taken away from you." 296 00:25:45,118 --> 00:25:46,859 Here. Put this on. 297 00:25:59,611 --> 00:26:01,004 You want dinner? 298 00:26:03,833 --> 00:26:04,834 Yeah. 299 00:26:39,346 --> 00:26:41,026 Don't you want a bite of this? 300 00:26:41,653 --> 00:26:43,612 I got too much sugar. 301 00:26:46,571 --> 00:26:50,140 Can never be too sweet, now, can you? 302 00:26:51,881 --> 00:26:53,360 It makes me sickly. 303 00:27:05,329 --> 00:27:07,897 You live in this house just— just with your mother? 304 00:27:09,202 --> 00:27:11,248 I take care for her. 305 00:27:12,553 --> 00:27:13,946 And you live with your uncle? 306 00:27:14,120 --> 00:27:16,209 - Yes. Yes. You know him? - Mmm. 307 00:27:17,036 --> 00:27:18,908 - Since I can remember. - Hmm. 308 00:27:19,082 --> 00:27:20,561 He's a nice man. 309 00:27:28,700 --> 00:27:30,354 Why did you come here? 310 00:27:31,007 --> 00:27:32,008 For what? 311 00:27:33,357 --> 00:27:34,445 To live here. 312 00:27:34,619 --> 00:27:36,534 Yes. Um, I— I live here. 313 00:27:39,232 --> 00:27:41,452 Why? 314 00:27:42,496 --> 00:27:45,586 Uh, for my uncle. - I work with him. - Mmm. 315 00:27:50,026 --> 00:27:53,638 And your brother is Bryan? 316 00:27:53,812 --> 00:27:55,945 - Byron, that's right. - Byron. 317 00:27:58,774 --> 00:27:59,775 You scared of him? 318 00:28:01,167 --> 00:28:03,387 My brother? Who? 319 00:28:03,561 --> 00:28:04,649 Your uncle. 320 00:28:08,044 --> 00:28:09,741 Well, no. 321 00:28:11,047 --> 00:28:16,095 No, he's— he's the king of the Osage Hills. 322 00:28:16,269 --> 00:28:18,141 He's the nicest man in the world. 323 00:28:18,315 --> 00:28:21,448 I know if you cross him - what he could do. - Mmm. 324 00:28:21,622 --> 00:28:25,017 No, I'm— I'm my own man. I do my own work. 325 00:28:26,236 --> 00:28:27,846 I'm a businessman. 326 00:28:28,934 --> 00:28:29,979 Yeah, thanks. 327 00:28:31,894 --> 00:28:33,025 Here you go. 328 00:28:42,252 --> 00:28:43,949 What's your religion? 329 00:28:45,342 --> 00:28:47,474 - Catholic. - Mmm. 330 00:28:49,041 --> 00:28:51,130 You don't come to church. 331 00:28:51,304 --> 00:28:54,612 - Oh, yes, um, I've been away. - Hmm. 332 00:29:01,314 --> 00:29:03,186 How come you don't have a husband? 333 00:29:06,363 --> 00:29:10,280 I'm a man, and I want to know why a woman like you doesn't have a husband. 334 00:29:18,505 --> 00:29:20,899 You know, you got— You got nice color skin. 335 00:29:23,641 --> 00:29:25,469 What— What color would you say that is? 336 00:29:28,820 --> 00:29:29,908 My color. 337 00:29:32,302 --> 00:29:37,524 Well, I think it's— I think it's real pretty. 338 00:29:37,698 --> 00:29:42,138 You got nice color skin. You-You got— You got a nice house. 339 00:29:44,227 --> 00:29:46,577 I think you just pretend to be so severe. 340 00:29:46,751 --> 00:29:49,841 Bet you— I bet you got a soft belly on the inside there. 341 00:29:53,062 --> 00:29:55,891 Oh, you just called me a coyote, didn't you? 342 00:29:58,589 --> 00:29:59,764 Coyote. 343 00:30:00,765 --> 00:30:04,682 Coyote wants money. 344 00:30:04,856 --> 00:30:06,945 Well, that money's - real nice. - Mmm. 345 00:30:07,119 --> 00:30:10,470 It's real nice, especially if you're lazy like me. 346 00:30:12,037 --> 00:30:15,432 I mean, I wanna sleep all day, and I wanna make a party when it's dark. 347 00:30:20,045 --> 00:30:22,874 What's so funny, hmm? 348 00:30:23,048 --> 00:30:24,354 You like peh-tseh nee? 349 00:30:25,398 --> 00:30:26,922 - Whiskey. - Mmm. 350 00:30:28,314 --> 00:30:30,534 I don't like whiskey, I love whiskey. 351 00:30:32,362 --> 00:30:35,800 I have good whiskey, not bad whiskey. 352 00:30:37,541 --> 00:30:39,804 I think we should try some and find out. 353 00:30:54,732 --> 00:30:56,952 No, no. No. No, don't close it. 354 00:30:58,823 --> 00:31:00,651 - What? - Uh, we— 355 00:31:01,695 --> 00:31:03,306 We need to be quiet for a while. 356 00:31:23,456 --> 00:31:25,067 The storm, it's, uh... 357 00:31:28,548 --> 00:31:30,942 Well, it's powerful. 358 00:31:31,943 --> 00:31:33,771 So we need to be quiet for a while. 359 00:31:41,344 --> 00:31:44,869 It's good for the crops, - that's for sure. - Just be still. 360 00:32:15,900 --> 00:32:17,510 Bill Smith. 361 00:32:19,034 --> 00:32:20,470 Bill Smith. 362 00:32:20,644 --> 00:32:22,994 - Ernest. Ernest Burkhart. - Good to meet you, Ernest. 363 00:32:23,168 --> 00:32:24,953 I'm Minnie's husband. 364 00:33:08,822 --> 00:33:11,434 It might make you feel a little better if you eat something. 365 00:33:19,659 --> 00:33:20,834 No, not again. Aw! 366 00:33:21,009 --> 00:33:23,011 He's not that smart... 367 00:33:23,887 --> 00:33:25,931 but he's handsome. 368 00:33:27,057 --> 00:33:28,934 He looks like a snake. 369 00:33:29,643 --> 00:33:32,938 No, he looks like Coyote. 370 00:33:33,689 --> 00:33:35,566 Those Blue Eyes. 371 00:33:37,317 --> 00:33:41,321 His brother is handsome, too. I like the brother more. 372 00:33:42,948 --> 00:33:45,033 That red haired rat? 373 00:33:46,910 --> 00:33:51,999 Better than your possum playing dead... 374 00:33:52,416 --> 00:33:54,585 and lazing around the house. 375 00:33:56,920 --> 00:33:58,338 He's a possum around you... 376 00:33:58,547 --> 00:34:00,758 he's like a rabbit to me. 377 00:34:02,301 --> 00:34:04,094 Be quiet...! 378 00:34:04,511 --> 00:34:06,430 Coyote's watching. 379 00:34:08,348 --> 00:34:10,517 He wants our money. 380 00:34:12,019 --> 00:34:13,312 Of course he wants money... 381 00:34:13,729 --> 00:34:16,356 but he wants to be settled. 382 00:34:18,776 --> 00:34:20,903 He's not restless. 383 00:34:21,570 --> 00:34:23,864 His Uncle has money... 384 00:34:23,989 --> 00:34:26,366 it's not money he wants... 385 00:34:26,700 --> 00:34:28,076 he loves you. 386 00:34:46,833 --> 00:34:48,096 Slow down. 387 00:34:53,927 --> 00:34:57,148 Your hand looks on my skin... 388 00:35:11,206 --> 00:35:13,338 You're gonna marry me, Mollie. 389 00:35:16,036 --> 00:35:17,429 I want you to be my wife. 390 00:35:20,389 --> 00:35:21,390 Will you do that? 391 00:35:33,358 --> 00:35:35,317 Can you stand her kind? 392 00:35:39,408 --> 00:35:42,106 I love this girl. Mollie. 393 00:35:42,280 --> 00:35:45,240 Uncle, I... I really do think she's a lady. 394 00:35:47,894 --> 00:35:50,027 Well, then you found a wife. 395 00:36:01,691 --> 00:36:02,996 Mollie. 396 00:36:04,302 --> 00:36:05,434 Ernest. 397 00:36:40,556 --> 00:36:42,471 I've known Mollie and her sisters 398 00:36:42,645 --> 00:36:45,648 since they were little girls running around, making a lot of trouble. 399 00:36:48,781 --> 00:36:51,871 Mollie's dear departed father, Nah-kah-e-se-y, 400 00:36:52,045 --> 00:36:55,353 was a dear, dear friend of mine, a beloved friend of the heart. 401 00:36:55,527 --> 00:36:57,877 He always used to tell the white men just to call him Jimmy, 402 00:36:58,051 --> 00:37:01,968 but I always called him by his proper name, Nah-kah-e-se-y. 403 00:37:02,142 --> 00:37:04,144 We had great respect for each other. 404 00:37:51,931 --> 00:37:54,499 You and me. 405 00:37:54,673 --> 00:37:56,066 Whoo! 406 00:37:59,069 --> 00:38:01,114 Keep going right. I'm going right. 407 00:38:21,091 --> 00:38:22,179 Minnie. 408 00:38:27,837 --> 00:38:30,100 What do you need for, Minnie? 409 00:38:30,274 --> 00:38:31,275 No, sir. 410 00:38:32,145 --> 00:38:33,843 You well taken care of? 411 00:38:36,324 --> 00:38:37,716 Yes. 412 00:38:41,241 --> 00:38:42,678 You have proper medicines? 413 00:38:44,157 --> 00:38:48,074 'Cause I want you to know you have the best care if you need. 414 00:38:48,248 --> 00:38:49,902 I don't want you to be afraid. 415 00:38:54,820 --> 00:38:58,389 So many troubles that we've brought upon you, all of you. 416 00:38:58,955 --> 00:39:00,260 I'm so sorry. 417 00:39:01,174 --> 00:39:03,786 I'm so sorry. 418 00:39:43,216 --> 00:39:46,394 Minnie. My sister. 419 00:39:48,700 --> 00:39:50,049 Wasting illness. 420 00:40:13,290 --> 00:40:14,334 Anna. 421 00:40:28,523 --> 00:40:29,567 Ernest. 422 00:40:29,741 --> 00:40:31,221 Yeah? 423 00:40:31,395 --> 00:40:34,311 Ernest, it might be best for you to sit outside. 424 00:40:34,964 --> 00:40:37,836 What— Well, why's that? 425 00:40:39,142 --> 00:40:40,839 It's just the way this is going. 426 00:40:42,275 --> 00:40:43,538 If you don't mind. 427 00:40:48,325 --> 00:40:52,155 "The way this is going"? You— You're saying you want me outside? 428 00:40:52,329 --> 00:40:53,722 Yes, sir, if you would. 429 00:40:57,552 --> 00:40:58,553 All right. 430 00:41:04,428 --> 00:41:05,821 - Bill Smith. - Mmm. 431 00:41:08,040 --> 00:41:09,085 Yeah. 432 00:41:10,782 --> 00:41:12,828 It shows itself to you 433 00:41:13,002 --> 00:41:16,266 that Bill Smith didn't take the proper care of Minnie the way he could have. 434 00:41:16,440 --> 00:41:19,965 To have her sick and die, take her headrights and her land? 435 00:41:22,054 --> 00:41:24,448 That oil, which should go to her sisters, your wife, 436 00:41:24,622 --> 00:41:27,364 well, he's taking money that, by rights, should go to Mollie. 437 00:41:30,846 --> 00:41:32,151 The mother, Lizzie. 438 00:41:38,331 --> 00:41:40,159 She's not in good shape. 439 00:41:40,638 --> 00:41:41,944 She won't last. 440 00:41:43,728 --> 00:41:45,991 Most Osage don't live past 50. 441 00:41:47,210 --> 00:41:48,472 With these women dying, 442 00:41:48,646 --> 00:41:50,561 with how Osage suffer from illness, 443 00:41:50,735 --> 00:41:53,172 you have to make it the headrights come to you. 444 00:41:54,826 --> 00:41:56,088 You see? 445 00:41:58,438 --> 00:41:59,439 Yeah. 446 00:41:59,614 --> 00:42:01,137 Minnie's gone now, 447 00:42:01,311 --> 00:42:03,531 and after her, that leaves... 448 00:42:03,705 --> 00:42:05,750 Reta... Mmm. 449 00:42:05,924 --> 00:42:07,230 Anna, 450 00:42:08,100 --> 00:42:10,363 and then, of course, there's Mollie. 451 00:42:12,496 --> 00:42:13,671 Yeah. 452 00:42:15,368 --> 00:42:17,153 How's Mollie feeling? 453 00:42:17,327 --> 00:42:19,111 She's— She's all right. 454 00:42:20,678 --> 00:42:22,332 Takes care of the little one. 455 00:42:24,464 --> 00:42:28,468 - She's got the, uh— the diabetes too. - Yeah. 456 00:42:28,643 --> 00:42:34,039 I worry for her sometimes. She's— She's sick most days, King. 457 00:42:34,213 --> 00:42:38,174 Of course she is. How could she not be? This diabetes is a trial to bear. 458 00:42:40,393 --> 00:42:42,308 Like it says in the book of Job, 459 00:42:42,482 --> 00:42:45,442 the days of affliction have taken hold upon her. 460 00:42:48,488 --> 00:42:52,841 Well, Mollie, she's still strong, King. She's strong. 461 00:42:53,015 --> 00:42:56,584 Yeah, for now. We hope, forever, but... 462 00:42:59,978 --> 00:43:03,852 What about Anna? You know Anna carries a gun in her purse? 463 00:43:04,026 --> 00:43:06,245 Hey, what the hell? 464 00:43:06,419 --> 00:43:08,944 I know you get around— 465 00:43:09,118 --> 00:43:11,729 Shit! 466 00:43:11,903 --> 00:43:14,776 What the hell? Fucking crazy squaw! 467 00:43:15,820 --> 00:43:17,735 Now, I love Anna, 468 00:43:17,909 --> 00:43:20,956 but she's gonna pick a fight one day with the wrong person. 469 00:43:21,696 --> 00:43:22,696 And then what? 470 00:44:54,745 --> 00:44:57,226 Hey. Stop it. Put it all on the table. 471 00:45:00,751 --> 00:45:06,017 - Stop it. Manners. - Nobody's got any manners here. 472 00:45:06,798 --> 00:45:08,591 Did you see the Owl? 473 00:45:15,807 --> 00:45:17,892 When you do... 474 00:45:18,810 --> 00:45:22,730 it's a sign that we are dying. 475 00:45:24,149 --> 00:45:25,608 Because... of you. 476 00:45:28,236 --> 00:45:30,905 You all marry white men. 477 00:45:32,949 --> 00:45:35,827 Our blood is getting white. 478 00:45:39,664 --> 00:45:41,791 Where's Anna? 479 00:45:42,876 --> 00:45:45,003 I want Anna. 480 00:45:45,295 --> 00:45:46,796 I'm here. 481 00:45:47,380 --> 00:45:49,257 I don't want you. 482 00:45:49,841 --> 00:45:51,384 I want Anna. 483 00:45:59,027 --> 00:46:01,072 Let's get all of them. 484 00:46:01,246 --> 00:46:04,119 This one's whiter than that one. 485 00:46:04,293 --> 00:46:06,904 You'd never know this one's a half-breed, would you? 486 00:46:07,078 --> 00:46:11,822 They're both a couple of little half-assed savages, as far as I'm concerned. 487 00:46:11,996 --> 00:46:15,478 Bless their little hearts, now, they can't help it. 488 00:46:16,609 --> 00:46:21,614 One dark and one light. And it's like an eclipse. 489 00:46:21,789 --> 00:46:27,490 The Lord put his hand over the earth and made it shake for nothing. 490 00:46:28,883 --> 00:46:30,667 Oh, goodness. 491 00:46:30,841 --> 00:46:32,451 - Take care, Anna. - Oh, thank you, sir. 492 00:46:33,718 --> 00:46:34,844 Are you laughing? 493 00:46:35,053 --> 00:46:36,554 Not yet... but... 494 00:46:44,729 --> 00:46:46,564 I brought blankets for Momma. 495 00:46:47,023 --> 00:46:48,816 You're drunk already? 496 00:46:49,025 --> 00:46:52,152 I'm still drunk from last night, you woke me up. 497 00:46:52,153 --> 00:46:54,571 Don't let Momma see you this way. 498 00:46:54,572 --> 00:46:56,241 Don't fuss on me. 499 00:46:59,827 --> 00:47:02,525 Hello, Anna. You steady? 500 00:47:02,699 --> 00:47:05,484 Oh, I am pickled. 501 00:47:05,658 --> 00:47:06,659 You got any whiskey? 502 00:47:06,834 --> 00:47:08,531 Well, you drank it last night. 503 00:47:08,705 --> 00:47:10,838 Only my man can drink my whiskey. 504 00:47:11,012 --> 00:47:12,491 I'm not your man. 505 00:47:12,665 --> 00:47:14,842 Well, maybe you don't have a choice. 506 00:47:16,094 --> 00:47:18,096 Are you making threats? 507 00:47:18,149 --> 00:47:19,349 Hey, hey. 508 00:47:19,498 --> 00:47:21,674 Keep yourself settled down in here, Anna. 509 00:47:22,980 --> 00:47:24,112 You'll do right. 510 00:47:25,113 --> 00:47:27,376 You're making threats, Anna. Don't do that. 511 00:47:28,203 --> 00:47:29,813 I'm telling you a secret. 512 00:47:29,987 --> 00:47:31,946 You think I open my legs for any man? 513 00:47:32,120 --> 00:47:34,296 Well, I get that feeling. 514 00:47:34,470 --> 00:47:35,950 - Hey! Hey! - Come on, now. 515 00:47:35,950 --> 00:47:37,647 Get her in the other room now. 516 00:47:37,821 --> 00:47:39,431 You are no different, Ernest. Hear me? 517 00:47:39,431 --> 00:47:41,259 - You are no different. - Get in the other room! 518 00:47:42,370 --> 00:47:44,205 Older sister, calm down. 519 00:47:44,175 --> 00:47:45,568 Yeah, I'm all right. 520 00:47:59,799 --> 00:48:01,323 You are so pretty. 521 00:48:04,500 --> 00:48:05,849 You know me? 522 00:48:06,850 --> 00:48:07,895 Yes. 523 00:48:08,634 --> 00:48:09,722 What do you know? 524 00:48:11,115 --> 00:48:13,378 Fuck yourself, Byron Burkhart. 525 00:48:13,552 --> 00:48:15,632 - Anna! Anna! - Hey! Come on, now! Anna! 526 00:48:15,772 --> 00:48:18,732 I will cut you, talking to my man! I'll kill that woman, then I'll kill you! 527 00:48:18,906 --> 00:48:21,346 - Stand down. - I'm not your man. I'll do as I please. 528 00:48:21,430 --> 00:48:23,345 Get her out of here! 529 00:48:23,519 --> 00:48:25,079 Give me that. She's got a gun! 530 00:48:25,173 --> 00:48:26,217 Give me that. Come on! 531 00:48:26,391 --> 00:48:27,671 Stay away from these white women! 532 00:48:27,740 --> 00:48:29,046 Stay away from those wahk' oh nohn-hohn! 533 00:48:29,046 --> 00:48:30,047 Move! 534 00:48:31,005 --> 00:48:32,136 Get out! 535 00:48:36,097 --> 00:48:37,097 Savage! 536 00:48:46,324 --> 00:48:48,413 Come on, Charlie. Right up here. 537 00:49:00,251 --> 00:49:03,124 This one French soldier, he came up, he tried to grab that saucer pan. 538 00:49:03,298 --> 00:49:06,257 I saw his leg blown clean off. 539 00:49:06,431 --> 00:49:10,218 A lot of them came back like this. Shaking. 540 00:49:12,263 --> 00:49:13,263 Hey. 541 00:49:14,962 --> 00:49:18,182 Did you hear they found Charlie Whitehorn dead? 542 00:49:18,356 --> 00:49:21,620 Aye. Aye. Who did that? 543 00:49:22,752 --> 00:49:23,971 I don't know. 544 00:49:25,842 --> 00:49:27,191 Was it his wife? 545 00:49:27,365 --> 00:49:29,193 Mm-hmm. Most likely. 546 00:49:36,592 --> 00:49:37,723 Now, Anna... 547 00:49:43,555 --> 00:49:45,644 It's time for me to take her home now. 548 00:49:58,297 --> 00:50:00,007 You're... 549 00:50:00,925 --> 00:50:02,969 wild. 550 00:50:08,015 --> 00:50:10,974 Anna. Anna, mahn-theen eh-txahn. 551 00:50:11,148 --> 00:50:12,671 Byron's waiting. Come on. 552 00:50:13,411 --> 00:50:14,891 Come on, now. 553 00:50:19,318 --> 00:50:23,823 You're my best blessing. 554 00:50:25,783 --> 00:50:27,994 I'm your favorite? 555 00:50:32,081 --> 00:50:37,211 stay with me here. 556 00:50:38,436 --> 00:50:40,656 Anna, come on, now. Stop banging. 557 00:50:53,756 --> 00:50:56,672 Time for me to go, Ernest? 558 00:50:58,674 --> 00:50:59,718 Yeah. 559 00:51:00,850 --> 00:51:03,635 You don't want me here, do you? 560 00:51:03,809 --> 00:51:07,030 You trying to get rid of me, aren't you, snake? Aw. 561 00:51:08,075 --> 00:51:11,208 You're afraid I'll say too much. 562 00:51:13,515 --> 00:51:15,734 Yeah, I see you're afraid. 563 00:51:21,784 --> 00:51:22,959 You look better. 564 00:51:23,133 --> 00:51:24,917 Why, thank you, Sister. 565 00:51:28,138 --> 00:51:30,662 You're my wealth, you know that? 566 00:51:33,643 --> 00:51:35,269 Don't go out tonight. 567 00:51:35,450 --> 00:51:37,321 You worry too much, oh-theh-zhoo. 568 00:51:37,495 --> 00:51:39,367 Come on. Let's go. 569 00:51:39,541 --> 00:51:40,759 Okay. 570 00:51:40,933 --> 00:51:44,067 Goodness, let's go find another drink. 571 00:51:44,241 --> 00:51:45,851 No, I'm taking you home, Anna. 572 00:51:46,025 --> 00:51:48,115 No, you're taking me to Whizbang. 573 00:51:50,552 --> 00:51:52,467 Byron's taking her home now. 574 00:51:53,032 --> 00:51:54,033 I'm too drunk. 575 00:51:54,208 --> 00:51:55,209 You don't say. 576 00:51:55,383 --> 00:51:56,949 He's taking her home. 577 00:52:14,184 --> 00:52:17,361 Mollie, it's your sister, Anna. 578 00:52:59,316 --> 00:53:01,710 Come on, now. Come on, now, sweetheart. 579 00:53:01,884 --> 00:53:03,015 Come on, now. 580 00:53:04,408 --> 00:53:07,803 Come on. 581 00:53:14,288 --> 00:53:17,073 Is this your sister, Anna Brown? 582 00:53:19,206 --> 00:53:23,862 Pardon me. Is this your sister, Anna Brown? 583 00:53:25,429 --> 00:53:26,429 Yes... 584 00:53:37,267 --> 00:53:39,182 Two members of our tribe, 585 00:53:39,356 --> 00:53:42,577 Anna Brown and Charles Whitehorn... 586 00:53:42,751 --> 00:53:44,970 were both murdered. 587 00:53:45,144 --> 00:53:47,495 These ahn-shdah-heh are murdering us. 588 00:53:49,366 --> 00:53:50,976 In the case of Anna Brown, 589 00:53:50,976 --> 00:53:53,327 her family here on the west side have raised funds 590 00:53:53,501 --> 00:53:56,504 of the amount of about $2,000 to $5,000 591 00:53:56,678 --> 00:54:00,029 for the arrest and conviction of the murderer. 592 00:54:02,466 --> 00:54:05,077 Mollie Burkhart has hired a private investigator. 593 00:54:08,864 --> 00:54:10,866 When this money started coming, 594 00:54:11,040 --> 00:54:13,042 we should've known it came with something else. 595 00:54:13,216 --> 00:54:15,653 'Cause it's the white man's money. 596 00:54:15,827 --> 00:54:21,180 It's not what we were taught, coming out of Missouri, Arkansas and Kansas. 597 00:54:21,355 --> 00:54:25,184 What has come to our reservation that doesn't belong here? 598 00:54:25,359 --> 00:54:29,972 And it's them. They're like buzzards circling our people. 599 00:54:30,146 --> 00:54:31,626 - Yeah. - Yeah. 600 00:54:31,800 --> 00:54:34,977 They wanna pick us body clean, leave nothing. 601 00:54:36,021 --> 00:54:37,371 When we left Missouri, 602 00:54:37,545 --> 00:54:39,982 we didn't even leave our dead babies. 603 00:54:40,156 --> 00:54:43,246 We laid 'em down and we rode our warriors over 'em 604 00:54:43,420 --> 00:54:48,164 to tell everyone that we'll never leave this place again. 605 00:54:48,338 --> 00:54:50,819 Or we'll die here, to the last one. 606 00:54:50,993 --> 00:54:52,713 Yeah. Yeah. 607 00:55:08,750 --> 00:55:09,751 Switch. 608 00:55:20,718 --> 00:55:24,635 Hey, Mollie. Mollie, words can't express my grief, 609 00:55:24,809 --> 00:55:27,116 but she's with the Lord now. 610 00:55:27,290 --> 00:55:28,770 She's with the Lord. 611 00:55:34,253 --> 00:55:37,256 And they even come here now to marry our young women. 612 00:55:38,997 --> 00:55:40,782 I employ some of them. 613 00:55:40,956 --> 00:55:44,220 They say they are my friends, but I don't think they really are. 614 00:55:44,394 --> 00:55:46,483 Some of them don't even pretend to work. 615 00:55:46,483 --> 00:55:48,485 They walk around, they act like they own the place. 616 00:55:48,659 --> 00:55:50,835 - Okay, gentlemen. Hold still, please. - We got it! 617 00:55:51,009 --> 00:55:55,100 I mean, these people are bums, nee-shdah-heh, common vags. 618 00:55:56,145 --> 00:55:59,714 We can't turn to the county to help us. 619 00:56:00,932 --> 00:56:04,545 We can't go to the state of Oklahoma to help us. 620 00:56:05,633 --> 00:56:07,896 Why have we ever even thought they would? 621 00:56:08,897 --> 00:56:10,855 We were here before them. 622 00:56:11,029 --> 00:56:12,727 This is our homeland we came to. 623 00:56:12,901 --> 00:56:14,772 Yeah. Yeah. 624 00:56:14,946 --> 00:56:18,167 Why we put our children here is because Mother Earth allowed us here. 625 00:56:18,341 --> 00:56:19,908 Yeah. 626 00:56:20,082 --> 00:56:23,825 No one takes us off this earth until God calls us all home. 627 00:56:23,999 --> 00:56:25,000 Yeah. 628 00:56:25,174 --> 00:56:26,828 And we've got to realize that, 629 00:56:27,002 --> 00:56:29,242 but we've also got to realize this evil that's come here. 630 00:56:29,352 --> 00:56:31,180 You have something it wants. 631 00:56:31,354 --> 00:56:34,488 - Yeah. - It didn't want you when we was coming through genocides, 632 00:56:34,662 --> 00:56:36,577 our coming home. 633 00:56:36,751 --> 00:56:40,711 But now we put the original 25 families together in this room. 634 00:56:40,885 --> 00:56:41,885 Yeah. 635 00:56:41,973 --> 00:56:43,845 And we're here to go with you. 636 00:56:44,019 --> 00:56:48,545 The old saying says is that— that Osage is dying by the enemy. 637 00:56:48,719 --> 00:56:52,897 Do not let them die alone. You go join them. 638 00:56:53,071 --> 00:56:56,814 So we can go to heaven knowing we're still warriors. 639 00:56:56,988 --> 00:57:02,516 We have to change, but before we do, we need to be like a fire on this earth 640 00:57:02,690 --> 00:57:06,258 and get rid of all that stops or gets in front of us. 641 00:57:06,433 --> 00:57:09,610 My council, I ask you for your support. 642 00:57:09,784 --> 00:57:14,832 All of you men. And our women, these mothers, these ee-nahn here. 643 00:57:15,006 --> 00:57:18,140 All of our elders have come through this landscape, 644 00:57:18,314 --> 00:57:22,100 and we— only thing we know is that we have each other. 645 00:57:23,014 --> 00:57:26,191 We have a Lord that's been good to us. 646 00:57:26,365 --> 00:57:29,847 And this— this other— We never prayed for the great life. 647 00:57:30,021 --> 00:57:32,154 We just prayed for life. 648 00:57:32,328 --> 00:57:34,591 And that's what I'm gonna be praying for now, 649 00:57:34,765 --> 00:57:37,725 is that we get that life for these kids coming. 650 00:57:37,899 --> 00:57:39,857 And, see, our days are over. 651 00:57:40,902 --> 00:57:43,470 We're just barely living out a sundown, 652 00:57:43,644 --> 00:57:46,081 but their days are starting. 653 00:57:46,255 --> 00:57:50,041 And I want 'em to be Osages, just like the gift that Grandma gave me, 654 00:57:50,215 --> 00:57:52,653 just like the gift that Grandma gave you. 655 00:57:54,611 --> 00:57:56,352 Thank you, Chief. 656 00:57:56,526 --> 00:58:00,008 I would like to add a thousand dollars to that reward money... 657 00:58:01,836 --> 00:58:05,883 for any information about these murders. 658 00:58:06,057 --> 00:58:10,279 That means if anyone knows anything about it, you must come to me. 659 00:58:11,541 --> 00:58:15,240 You all know where I am. I'm easy to find. 660 00:58:15,414 --> 00:58:16,974 Thank you, Mr. Hale. 661 00:58:17,025 --> 00:58:19,065 Your friendship has always been greatly appreciated. 662 00:58:19,114 --> 00:58:23,335 I'll do anything, anything, to help the Osage in their plight, 663 00:58:23,510 --> 00:58:25,294 in their vale of tears. 664 00:58:25,468 --> 00:58:29,298 I move that we send Mr. Barney McBride to Washington, D.C. 665 00:58:29,472 --> 00:58:30,473 I will second that. 666 00:58:30,647 --> 00:58:32,867 Mr. McBride, Mrs. McBride. 667 00:58:33,041 --> 00:58:34,782 Yes, Chief. I'm here. 668 00:58:34,956 --> 00:58:38,307 Resolution 23. Mr. McBride will travel to Washington, D.C. 669 00:58:38,481 --> 00:58:40,352 to meet with the Indian Affairs Commission, 670 00:58:40,527 --> 00:58:44,356 where he will ask for private investigators and additional police 671 00:58:44,531 --> 00:58:46,968 so that they can look into this matter of all this death. 672 00:58:47,142 --> 00:58:48,143 Do you accept this? 673 00:58:48,317 --> 00:58:49,361 Yes, I do. 674 00:58:59,589 --> 00:59:01,591 Bill. Reta. 675 00:59:02,461 --> 00:59:03,637 How are you, Ernest? 676 00:59:04,551 --> 00:59:08,729 So you're, uh— you're here now, huh? 677 00:59:08,903 --> 00:59:11,296 Reta was a comfort to me when Minnie died. 678 00:59:31,490 --> 00:59:34,842 Hey, listen. Leave the jewels be on this one, all right? 679 00:59:35,016 --> 00:59:37,322 Oh, I— I do it so nobody notices. 680 00:59:37,496 --> 00:59:41,631 No, no. Come on, Frank. Just— just leave it be, just this one time, for me. 681 00:59:41,805 --> 00:59:45,200 It's my wife's sister, all right? There. 682 00:59:45,983 --> 00:59:47,942 $25 for a hearse rental? 683 00:59:48,943 --> 00:59:53,861 Uh— $1,650 for-for a mahogany casket? 684 00:59:55,079 --> 00:59:57,865 You charging me Osage prices. You think I'm thick, huh? 685 00:59:58,039 --> 00:59:59,867 No, everybody pays the same. 686 01:00:00,041 --> 01:00:03,697 Come on, now. McAllister's entire funeral wasn't more than 300. 687 01:00:03,871 --> 01:00:05,437 This here— This here's 2,000, Frank. 688 01:00:05,612 --> 01:00:07,614 McAllister's daughter was just a youngster. 689 01:00:07,788 --> 01:00:10,617 I'll tell you what. I'ma talk to King Hale about this. 690 01:00:10,791 --> 01:00:12,444 See what he has to say. 691 01:00:12,619 --> 01:00:14,925 Well, if you want her in a wooden box, I'll put her in one. 692 01:00:15,099 --> 01:00:18,842 I— I don't want no wooden box, all right? You are charging me Osage prices. 693 01:00:19,016 --> 01:00:21,932 Your wife even said she wanted an open casket. 694 01:00:22,672 --> 01:00:24,413 But there's no face. 695 01:00:24,587 --> 01:00:28,635 There's no face, Frank. Why would she want it open, huh? 696 01:00:28,809 --> 01:00:30,985 You trying to steal our money? Is that what you're trying— 697 01:00:30,985 --> 01:00:32,029 It ain't— 698 01:00:32,769 --> 01:00:34,510 It ain't your money. 699 01:00:34,684 --> 01:00:38,383 It's easy for you to get me more money and pay my bill. 700 01:00:38,557 --> 01:00:41,082 I work for my money. 701 01:00:41,256 --> 01:00:45,652 Just like the good Lord says, you sow and reap, Ernest. 702 01:00:45,826 --> 01:00:49,220 When was the last time you've seen one of them Osages working, huh? 703 01:00:50,482 --> 01:00:53,137 Well, your sister, Anna, leaves an estate 704 01:00:53,311 --> 01:00:56,358 of approximately $100,000 705 01:00:56,532 --> 01:01:02,016 to be willed to your mother, Lizzie Q., and you, Mollie, and you, Reta. 706 01:01:03,582 --> 01:01:07,369 You know, I was thinking, that is a substantial amount of money. 707 01:01:07,543 --> 01:01:10,633 I heard that Tall Chief hired the Emmett Miller minstrel show 708 01:01:10,807 --> 01:01:12,896 to come in and play for his birthday party, 709 01:01:13,070 --> 01:01:18,336 and I thought, "Why— Why couldn't we do something like that with this money?" 710 01:01:18,510 --> 01:01:21,775 Maybe have a party for the town, and maybe invite another band out. 711 01:01:21,949 --> 01:01:24,647 It does not do to talk to this man. 712 01:01:26,649 --> 01:01:28,782 Evil surrounds my heart. 713 01:01:29,521 --> 01:01:31,654 Many times, I cry, 714 01:01:31,828 --> 01:01:35,310 and this evil around my heart comes out of my eyes. 715 01:01:39,706 --> 01:01:42,534 I close my heart and keep what is good there, 716 01:01:43,666 --> 01:01:45,189 but hate comes. 717 01:01:47,148 --> 01:01:50,717 And they say I ought to kill these white men who killed my family. 718 01:01:54,024 --> 01:01:58,028 Mrs. Burkhart. Bill Burns. I solve crimes. 719 01:01:58,725 --> 01:02:00,335 This is my card. 720 01:02:00,509 --> 01:02:02,816 My address is New York, London, Paris, 721 01:02:02,990 --> 01:02:05,906 Montreal, Chicago, Los Angeles, Cairo, Berlin, Boston 722 01:02:06,080 --> 01:02:07,864 and wherever else a law-abiding citizen... 723 01:02:08,038 --> 01:02:10,301 Mr. Barney McBride? Yes. 724 01:02:10,475 --> 01:02:12,555 Telegram for you, sir. Just arrived. 725 01:02:40,027 --> 01:02:43,334 hasn't been to Anna's place to corroborate Byron's story. 726 01:02:43,508 --> 01:02:47,164 Now, I stopped by there, and I did find her alligator purse, 727 01:02:47,338 --> 01:02:50,341 which could suggest that Byron is not lying. He brought her home. 728 01:02:51,821 --> 01:02:54,432 Well, my— my brother's not a liar. 729 01:02:56,260 --> 01:03:01,048 Uh, your youngest sister, Minnie, who died of the wasting illness two years ago, 730 01:03:01,222 --> 01:03:03,311 she was married to a "Bill Smith." 731 01:03:03,485 --> 01:03:05,443 Yes. 732 01:03:05,617 --> 01:03:09,708 And that is the same Bill Smith currently married to your sister, Reta. 733 01:03:10,274 --> 01:03:11,274 Yes. 734 01:03:11,406 --> 01:03:13,712 Same Bill Smith. 735 01:03:15,236 --> 01:03:17,325 Two sisters. 736 01:03:17,499 --> 01:03:23,070 Mr. Smith, he is a busy fellow, talking around town, 737 01:03:23,244 --> 01:03:25,812 conducting his own investigation into Anna's death. 738 01:03:25,986 --> 01:03:27,857 Much obliged, Sheriff. - Thank you, sir. - Thank y'all again. 739 01:03:27,857 --> 01:03:28,945 Appreciate it. 740 01:03:29,119 --> 01:03:30,642 Were you aware of that? 741 01:03:32,557 --> 01:03:34,037 You were? 742 01:03:34,951 --> 01:03:36,083 Yes. 743 01:03:38,302 --> 01:03:39,913 Now, you went straight to Mollie's house? 744 01:03:40,087 --> 01:03:41,479 We didn't go straight there. 745 01:03:41,479 --> 01:03:42,829 Where'd you go? 746 01:03:43,003 --> 01:03:45,092 Graveyard out past Florer's. 747 01:03:45,266 --> 01:03:48,530 She wanted to look at her land, then she wanted to visit her father. 748 01:03:49,661 --> 01:03:51,315 I cannot see my daddy 749 01:03:51,489 --> 01:03:53,752 with my hair flying everywhere. 750 01:03:53,927 --> 01:03:56,146 Did you know I was gonna have a little baby? 751 01:03:56,320 --> 01:03:59,584 - Oh, my goodness, no. - Oh, it's true. 752 01:03:59,758 --> 01:04:02,065 I'm gonna name her Minnie too. 753 01:04:08,855 --> 01:04:10,247 Give Minnie my love. 754 01:04:13,294 --> 01:04:15,122 Did you know that Anna was pregnant? 755 01:04:20,475 --> 01:04:21,563 Anna? 756 01:04:23,043 --> 01:04:24,044 Yes. 757 01:04:29,571 --> 01:04:31,529 Anna was pregnant. 758 01:04:32,356 --> 01:04:33,531 She was pregnant. 759 01:04:34,445 --> 01:04:35,446 Did he say Byron? 760 01:04:37,231 --> 01:04:38,231 No. 761 01:04:40,147 --> 01:04:41,148 Me? 762 01:04:43,237 --> 01:04:45,326 No. No. 763 01:04:46,414 --> 01:04:49,025 Well, you make sure we steer clear of that. 764 01:04:50,635 --> 01:04:55,118 Mr. Smith says that he has a pretty good idea who killed your sister. 765 01:04:56,206 --> 01:04:58,730 He says that he will tell all 766 01:04:59,514 --> 01:05:00,994 when he has the true facts. 767 01:05:02,125 --> 01:05:06,173 So what, uh— What's he found out? 768 01:05:06,347 --> 01:05:08,349 I just don't know that part yet. 769 01:05:09,002 --> 01:05:10,481 What's he found out? 770 01:05:11,569 --> 01:05:12,614 Nothing. 771 01:05:14,268 --> 01:05:15,922 I'll go see Blackie. 772 01:05:20,622 --> 01:05:22,406 On that, what we talked about... 773 01:05:23,103 --> 01:05:24,103 About it, yeah. 774 01:05:24,234 --> 01:05:25,844 To see what he may say on that. 775 01:05:26,323 --> 01:05:27,759 That's right. 776 01:05:33,591 --> 01:05:38,945 Ah, yeah. Yeah! Boy, we gonna be rich tonight, boy! 777 01:05:41,686 --> 01:05:43,558 - Ernest. - Where's Blackie? 778 01:05:46,909 --> 01:05:48,911 - That's it, huh? - Yeah. 779 01:05:50,173 --> 01:05:51,348 Osage graves. 780 01:05:51,522 --> 01:05:52,922 That's disgusting work, right there. 781 01:05:53,002 --> 01:05:55,135 It's dirty. It's real dirty. 782 01:05:56,266 --> 01:05:58,790 You want something to pay big, Blackie, hmm? 783 01:05:58,965 --> 01:06:00,879 You can't be working with them trouble boys. 784 01:06:01,054 --> 01:06:04,100 You gotta use your head. You gotta think, Blackie. 785 01:06:04,274 --> 01:06:07,321 Hale, he's been— He's been talking about us partnering up. 786 01:06:10,063 --> 01:06:13,283 You know Bill Smith? He's— He's been going around town talking a lot. 787 01:06:13,457 --> 01:06:20,203 Now, if someone were to knock off Bill Smith and— and Reta too, right? 788 01:06:20,377 --> 01:06:25,208 If she was gone, all that estate money would go to my mother-in-law, Lizzie Q., 789 01:06:25,382 --> 01:06:27,036 and she wills it to my children. 790 01:06:28,211 --> 01:06:31,649 Now, that's a good deal, that. It's a real good deal. 791 01:06:31,823 --> 01:06:33,347 - For you, it is. - Mm-mmm. 792 01:06:33,521 --> 01:06:34,826 For all. 793 01:06:35,001 --> 01:06:37,003 Smith and her, they're gone a lot from home. 794 01:06:37,177 --> 01:06:39,266 All you gotta do is go down there, and you plant the stand in the house. 795 01:06:39,266 --> 01:06:41,616 - And when they come in... - ... you get 'em. 796 01:06:41,790 --> 01:06:45,489 They got— Reta's got three or four diamonds. She got some ear screws. 797 01:06:45,663 --> 01:06:47,883 Bill Smith, he always carries two or three hundred in his pocket. 798 01:06:47,883 --> 01:06:50,059 You could have that. 799 01:06:50,233 --> 01:06:54,063 You could have that, and— and I know Hale would pay you a thousand for the job. 800 01:06:55,760 --> 01:06:57,632 That sound like a good one to you, Blackie? 801 01:07:02,332 --> 01:07:04,987 You know my little Buick roadster? 802 01:07:05,161 --> 01:07:07,081 You know, the red one you always got your eye on. 803 01:07:07,163 --> 01:07:08,860 Yeah? 804 01:07:09,035 --> 01:07:11,341 How about I throw in my Buick roadster? 805 01:07:11,515 --> 01:07:13,604 It's insured more than it's worth. 806 01:07:13,778 --> 01:07:16,477 Now, I'd get the insurance money, and you'd get the Buick. 807 01:07:17,869 --> 01:07:20,698 That— that's just a little side deal between me and you. 808 01:07:20,872 --> 01:07:22,961 Hale doesn't need to know about that one. 809 01:07:23,136 --> 01:07:25,138 But that's real generous. 810 01:07:25,312 --> 01:07:27,618 Goddamn, you're a greedy Jew, Ernest. 811 01:07:29,925 --> 01:07:32,058 Well, I just love money. 812 01:07:32,232 --> 01:07:36,236 It's true. It's true. I damn near love it as much as I love my wife. 813 01:07:40,936 --> 01:07:42,242 Ernest? 814 01:07:42,416 --> 01:07:43,634 Yeah. 815 01:07:44,635 --> 01:07:45,680 Come here. 816 01:07:51,338 --> 01:07:52,426 What is it, huh? 817 01:07:54,863 --> 01:07:56,734 Feeling better than this morning, huh? 818 01:07:56,908 --> 01:07:58,475 A little. 819 01:07:58,649 --> 01:08:03,785 Yeah. You just— You just need sleep, I tell you, hmm? 820 01:08:03,959 --> 01:08:06,048 Sleep. That's the first thing now. 821 01:08:07,223 --> 01:08:09,530 I don't sleep anymore. 822 01:08:09,704 --> 01:08:15,405 I know. I know. Just— Just try. You try to get some rest, all right? 823 01:08:16,058 --> 01:08:17,103 Come on, now. 824 01:08:21,194 --> 01:08:24,632 I don't even know if you love me anymore. 825 01:08:24,806 --> 01:08:28,244 Mollie, of course I love you. 826 01:08:29,941 --> 01:08:31,682 I need you here. 827 01:08:32,727 --> 01:08:38,036 I'm right here, Mollie. I am right here. 828 01:08:41,518 --> 01:08:42,693 I love you. 829 01:09:14,551 --> 01:09:16,901 Oh, you gonna try to wake the kids up now. 830 01:09:20,601 --> 01:09:22,429 You gonna wake the kids up. 831 01:09:24,082 --> 01:09:26,041 Yeah. Yeah. 832 01:09:30,045 --> 01:09:34,005 They're calling it "insulin. " It's from Toronto and costs dearly. 833 01:09:35,485 --> 01:09:38,053 There ain't more than five people that can afford it. 834 01:09:38,227 --> 01:09:42,536 It ain't officially for sale yet, but Bill Hale has seen to it for you. 835 01:09:43,537 --> 01:09:45,060 Did you hear that, sweetheart? 836 01:09:46,583 --> 01:09:48,150 This one. This one. 837 01:09:48,324 --> 01:09:50,674 It's from a cow's pancreas. 838 01:09:52,676 --> 01:09:55,113 It'll come down to us - once a week. - Mmm. 839 01:09:56,245 --> 01:09:57,420 Look at that. 840 01:09:58,291 --> 01:10:02,425 Wow. A cow's pancreas. 841 01:10:03,513 --> 01:10:06,342 Diabetes can be - an awful misery. - Mmm. 842 01:10:07,648 --> 01:10:09,998 Have you eaten - in the last hour? - No. 843 01:10:10,172 --> 01:10:11,826 Lift your blouse, please. 844 01:10:12,392 --> 01:10:13,610 There you go. 845 01:10:13,784 --> 01:10:15,743 Have you had anything to drink? 846 01:10:15,917 --> 01:10:19,094 Goat's milk. Hotcakes. 847 01:10:22,750 --> 01:10:26,884 Well, she's had, uh— taffy and bacon too. Go on. Tell 'em. 848 01:10:27,058 --> 01:10:28,886 You gotta tell 'em. 849 01:10:29,060 --> 01:10:32,107 If you don't stop eating sweets, this won't matter. 850 01:10:32,281 --> 01:10:35,415 You will lose your feet, or worse, if you eat like a white. 851 01:10:35,980 --> 01:10:37,243 Hear that? 852 01:10:39,854 --> 01:10:41,421 It's all right. 853 01:10:43,423 --> 01:10:44,511 Goddamn it. 854 01:10:46,513 --> 01:10:48,515 Hey, Blackie, stop! Blackie! 855 01:10:48,515 --> 01:10:49,951 Oh, shit. Stop! 856 01:10:49,951 --> 01:10:51,909 Goddamn it, Blackie! Stop running! 857 01:10:52,083 --> 01:10:53,955 Where are you - gonna go to? - You gotta catch me first! 858 01:10:53,955 --> 01:10:56,044 Ooh, look at that. 859 01:11:05,880 --> 01:11:07,055 Hey there. 860 01:11:09,710 --> 01:11:11,494 You brought the Buick out, huh? 861 01:11:12,278 --> 01:11:14,845 Get in. Get in. 862 01:11:36,824 --> 01:11:37,825 Byron. 863 01:11:38,521 --> 01:11:40,306 Brother, come here. 864 01:11:44,179 --> 01:11:45,702 - Here? - Yeah, right there. 865 01:11:49,402 --> 01:11:50,838 Kneel, please, Ernest. 866 01:11:52,318 --> 01:11:53,319 Kneel. 867 01:12:03,285 --> 01:12:05,374 Did you make a deal with Blackie Thompson 868 01:12:05,548 --> 01:12:08,986 to steal your red roadster and cash the insurance? 869 01:12:11,859 --> 01:12:13,034 Um... 870 01:12:14,992 --> 01:12:16,037 I, um... 871 01:12:18,039 --> 01:12:19,519 Yes, I did. 872 01:12:19,693 --> 01:12:23,697 Well, Blackie's been arrested for stealing your car. 873 01:12:24,480 --> 01:12:26,090 What were you supposed to do? 874 01:12:28,005 --> 01:12:32,836 I was— I was supposed to feel him out on, uh— on Bill and Reta. 875 01:12:33,010 --> 01:12:35,622 So who takes care of Bill Smith and his blanket now? 876 01:12:36,971 --> 01:12:38,799 I—Hmm? 877 01:12:39,539 --> 01:12:40,975 I don't know, sir. 878 01:12:43,673 --> 01:12:44,892 Remove the book. 879 01:12:45,545 --> 01:12:46,546 I... 880 01:12:52,073 --> 01:12:53,596 I'm sorry. 881 01:12:53,770 --> 01:12:56,338 All right, Brother. Stand up. 882 01:12:56,947 --> 01:12:57,992 Stand up. 883 01:13:01,952 --> 01:13:03,214 Elbows on the table. 884 01:13:18,142 --> 01:13:22,016 I'm a 32nd degree Mason. 885 01:13:22,190 --> 01:13:24,105 I am imbued 886 01:13:25,759 --> 01:13:30,154 with confidence, trust and responsibility, among other things. 887 01:13:31,112 --> 01:13:32,156 Yes, sir. 888 01:13:32,809 --> 01:13:33,984 You know what that is? 889 01:13:35,508 --> 01:13:36,987 No, sir. 890 01:13:38,119 --> 01:13:39,381 Shit! 891 01:13:48,042 --> 01:13:49,086 Damn. 892 01:13:52,002 --> 01:13:53,830 Now get up! Sit over there. 893 01:14:06,060 --> 01:14:08,802 Are you challenged to lead your house? 894 01:14:09,803 --> 01:14:12,675 Mm-mmm. No. 895 01:14:13,850 --> 01:14:16,244 She's hired a private investigator 896 01:14:17,332 --> 01:14:20,030 who noses and brings unwanted eyes. 897 01:14:22,250 --> 01:14:26,384 She got the tribal council to pay for Barney McBride's trip to Washington. 898 01:14:28,474 --> 01:14:30,911 - I know. - She's a very hard-headed woman 899 01:14:31,085 --> 01:14:33,043 and she's gonna make it harder on you! 900 01:14:33,217 --> 01:14:37,221 I'm sorry, King. You know she's just— she's just stubborn. 901 01:14:38,309 --> 01:14:41,225 Ernest, handsome son, 902 01:14:42,531 --> 01:14:46,709 what do you think's gonna happen to Mollie a-and all of them? 903 01:14:46,883 --> 01:14:49,669 I love 'em, but in the turning of the earth, 904 01:14:50,408 --> 01:14:51,627 they're gonna go. 905 01:14:52,628 --> 01:14:54,238 Their time is over. 906 01:14:54,978 --> 01:14:57,154 That's it. Gone. 907 01:14:57,328 --> 01:15:01,202 Ernest, there will be no lightning strike and it stops happening. 908 01:15:01,376 --> 01:15:03,073 It will happen. 909 01:15:04,727 --> 01:15:07,034 These headrights must go to Mollie, 910 01:15:07,208 --> 01:15:11,473 not to the mother, not to the sister, Reta, not Bill Smith. 911 01:15:12,300 --> 01:15:13,649 Yes, sir. 912 01:15:13,823 --> 01:15:16,522 You've got to take back control of your home. 913 01:15:20,613 --> 01:15:22,745 Now, you hear me, hmm? 914 01:15:24,704 --> 01:15:26,096 - Yes, King. - Hmm. 915 01:16:25,373 --> 01:16:27,810 World champeen roper Henry Grammer... 916 01:16:27,984 --> 01:16:31,771 finest and biggest moonshine dealer in the county. 917 01:16:32,510 --> 01:16:33,599 Look at all that blue. 918 01:16:34,730 --> 01:16:35,818 Is that gold, Henry? 919 01:16:35,992 --> 01:16:38,342 Better than gold. It's recognition. 920 01:16:39,256 --> 01:16:40,562 Now, Henry, 921 01:16:40,736 --> 01:16:42,782 what I need is someone who can do a job, 922 01:16:42,956 --> 01:16:46,394 someone who can take a proposition to do an old man and his blanket. 923 01:16:46,568 --> 01:16:49,789 And I just don't want any man. I need someone who can do it right. 924 01:16:49,963 --> 01:16:52,792 'Cause I need them both to go at the same time. 925 01:16:52,966 --> 01:16:55,664 So it can't be poison whiskey or something like that. 926 01:16:55,838 --> 01:16:58,275 - It's gotta be foolproof. - Mmm. 927 01:17:00,756 --> 01:17:02,366 - Hey, John? - Yeah. 928 01:17:02,540 --> 01:17:05,718 Take this on up the house, stash it for me. 929 01:17:05,892 --> 01:17:07,284 Don't let Maggie see it. 930 01:17:07,458 --> 01:17:09,765 Oh, now, she got eyes, Henry. 931 01:17:09,939 --> 01:17:12,072 She caught me last time, and I don't want that woman— 932 01:17:12,246 --> 01:17:13,246 Give it to me. 933 01:17:14,291 --> 01:17:16,816 Why don't y'all just go talk to Blackie Thompson? 934 01:17:16,990 --> 01:17:19,732 - Well... - Blackie? Mmm. 935 01:17:19,906 --> 01:17:22,952 Well, he's, uh— He's in— in a penitentiary right now. 936 01:17:23,126 --> 01:17:24,301 Tell him why. 937 01:17:24,475 --> 01:17:26,086 Um... 938 01:17:27,130 --> 01:17:29,655 Well, I messed up and, uh... 939 01:17:29,829 --> 01:17:30,829 Go on. You tell him. 940 01:17:30,960 --> 01:17:32,788 'Cause he had a harebrained idea 941 01:17:32,962 --> 01:17:35,791 to get him nabbed on insurance money on his car. 942 01:17:35,965 --> 01:17:38,533 - That's bad luck. - I'll say. 943 01:17:40,274 --> 01:17:42,102 There's Dick Gregg. 944 01:17:42,276 --> 01:17:45,932 No. Dick's wanted in Arkansas. 945 01:17:47,324 --> 01:17:49,326 Hell, he's wanted in Kansas. 946 01:17:49,500 --> 01:17:51,677 Son of a bitch is so hid, he can't even find himself. 947 01:17:55,637 --> 01:17:57,117 You need a yegg man... 948 01:17:59,293 --> 01:18:01,121 somebody, if youse want explosives, 949 01:18:01,295 --> 01:18:04,602 who'd make damn sure you get in there and get them both, same time. 950 01:18:05,516 --> 01:18:07,562 Soup under the house. 951 01:18:08,824 --> 01:18:10,783 Nitro or dynamite. 952 01:18:11,609 --> 01:18:13,307 Blow 'em up. 953 01:18:16,223 --> 01:18:18,704 I think that'd be Acie Kirby. 954 01:18:18,878 --> 01:18:20,793 - Acie? - Oh, yeah. 955 01:18:20,967 --> 01:18:22,838 - Where's he at? - I don't really know. 956 01:18:23,012 --> 01:18:24,361 He's pretty squirrelly. 957 01:18:24,535 --> 01:18:26,255 The son of a bitch right there might though. 958 01:18:26,973 --> 01:18:28,844 - Hey, John? - Yeah. 959 01:18:29,018 --> 01:18:31,717 Where's Acie Kirby hiding out these days? 960 01:18:31,891 --> 01:18:36,330 I don't rightly know. Hiding out in his old hole somewhere, I suspect. 961 01:18:36,504 --> 01:18:38,424 Why don't you take your skinny ass up to the barn, 962 01:18:38,549 --> 01:18:40,943 see if you can find a shovel and go dig him up? 963 01:18:41,117 --> 01:18:43,206 Mmm. Now? 964 01:18:43,380 --> 01:18:46,079 All right. I'll ask around, see if I can find him. 965 01:18:51,388 --> 01:18:52,738 Acie Kirby. 966 01:19:02,573 --> 01:19:05,054 Acie. That's your man. 967 01:19:26,423 --> 01:19:27,468 Ready? 968 01:19:29,513 --> 01:19:30,645 Come on. 969 01:19:32,647 --> 01:19:34,605 - Afternoon, ma'am. - Mrs. Burkhart. 970 01:19:34,780 --> 01:19:36,607 Set up right here. All right. 971 01:19:44,311 --> 01:19:45,573 Tsk, tsk. 972 01:19:51,666 --> 01:19:55,278 What? 973 01:20:14,689 --> 01:20:19,737 Fellas, I'm gonna have to ask you to just step outside for me a minute... 974 01:20:19,912 --> 01:20:22,392 while I speak to my wife. 975 01:20:22,566 --> 01:20:23,916 - Outside? - Of course, Ernest. 976 01:20:24,090 --> 01:20:25,091 Just for a minute. 977 01:20:32,359 --> 01:20:33,839 Well... 978 01:20:34,013 --> 01:20:36,667 What now? What now? 979 01:20:41,411 --> 01:20:43,718 We need the shots and the insulin. 980 01:20:43,892 --> 01:20:47,765 What then, Mollie? What? 981 01:20:54,424 --> 01:20:55,599 All right. 982 01:20:56,949 --> 01:20:58,646 All right, all right. 983 01:21:04,043 --> 01:21:07,350 So, fellas, uh, just give me that. I'm gonna go ahead and do it. 984 01:21:07,524 --> 01:21:09,265 You're administering the shot? 985 01:21:09,439 --> 01:21:10,919 Yeah. Yeah. 986 01:21:11,093 --> 01:21:13,013 Ernest, Bill Hale has entrusted us with this care. 987 01:21:13,095 --> 01:21:16,098 I know, I know. It's just the way it's going right now, all right? 988 01:21:16,272 --> 01:21:18,448 We're still gonna have to charge you for this visit. 989 01:21:18,448 --> 01:21:20,798 We made the trip out here. Gas, time... 990 01:21:20,973 --> 01:21:23,889 Fuck a duck. You're gonna charge me for this robbery? Is that it? 991 01:21:24,367 --> 01:21:26,021 It's only right. 992 01:21:26,195 --> 01:21:27,805 Give me that. 993 01:21:27,980 --> 01:21:31,548 I'll get it back to you. Go on now. Get outta here. Go on. 994 01:21:33,681 --> 01:21:35,074 Goddamn it. 995 01:21:39,556 --> 01:21:40,601 There you go. 996 01:21:41,950 --> 01:21:45,867 - Made me send the doctors away. - The doctors. 997 01:21:46,041 --> 01:21:48,435 What, am I a doctor? Are you a doctor? 998 01:21:48,609 --> 01:21:50,929 Stupid, stubborn bitch ought to let them men do their work. 999 01:21:51,046 --> 01:21:53,005 That's what you should do— 1000 01:21:53,179 --> 01:21:54,539 So I'm the doctor now? 1001 01:21:54,615 --> 01:21:56,443 I'm the doctor and the nurse 1002 01:21:56,617 --> 01:21:59,359 and the housekeeper, babysitter, God knows what else all, right? 1003 01:21:59,533 --> 01:22:00,882 It's not helping. 1004 01:22:02,449 --> 01:22:03,624 It's not any good. 1005 01:22:04,538 --> 01:22:07,106 King Hale has gifted this to you. 1006 01:22:07,280 --> 01:22:08,629 He has gifted this. You— 1007 01:22:08,803 --> 01:22:10,718 Five people in the whole world are getting this, 1008 01:22:10,892 --> 01:22:12,720 and you're one of them, Mollie. 1009 01:22:12,894 --> 01:22:15,941 You're one of the lucky ones. Think of the children. 1010 01:22:16,115 --> 01:22:18,073 That's gonna save your life right there. 1011 01:22:19,422 --> 01:22:21,424 But no, no, you think you know everything, right? 1012 01:22:21,598 --> 01:22:23,644 With your— With your Indian ways. 1013 01:22:23,818 --> 01:22:26,429 You think you're gonna get better with all them medicine men 1014 01:22:26,603 --> 01:22:28,643 and all them roots and all them herbs and all the... 1015 01:22:28,692 --> 01:22:31,391 All that horseshit? 1016 01:22:31,565 --> 01:22:33,045 You ain't, Mollie! 1017 01:22:33,784 --> 01:22:35,830 That's real medicine! 1018 01:22:45,666 --> 01:22:49,104 You think— You think someone's gonna hurt you? 1019 01:22:49,278 --> 01:22:51,977 You think— You think I'm gonna hurt you? 1020 01:22:54,892 --> 01:22:56,503 You don't say nothing to that? 1021 01:23:31,146 --> 01:23:33,670 Give it a chance now, all right? 1022 01:23:35,672 --> 01:23:39,720 Maybe it's gotta get worse before it gets better, Mollie. 1023 01:23:43,028 --> 01:23:46,074 I am to take care of you. 1024 01:23:46,248 --> 01:23:50,383 No one... No one is gonna hurt you when I'm in front. 1025 01:24:11,317 --> 01:24:14,363 Open. Ah. Ah. 1026 01:24:14,537 --> 01:24:16,061 How are you feeling, Henry? 1027 01:24:16,235 --> 01:24:19,064 Good. Well, sometimes I feel sad. 1028 01:24:19,238 --> 01:24:21,196 That's not a health issue for us. 1029 01:24:21,370 --> 01:24:25,200 Oh, he's fit as a fiddle. Come on, Henry, he's healthy as a horse. 1030 01:24:25,374 --> 01:24:29,030 That he is, Bill. So what are you gonna do? You gonna kill this Indian? 1031 01:24:29,204 --> 01:24:30,336 How'd you know? 1032 01:24:30,510 --> 01:24:33,643 Better watch out. 1033 01:24:35,471 --> 01:24:37,604 Well, no, he just needs to be insured, that's all. 1034 01:24:37,778 --> 01:24:39,562 It's just a formality, but he needs it. 1035 01:24:39,736 --> 01:24:41,390 Well, what about my melancholy? 1036 01:24:41,564 --> 01:24:43,479 A little whiskey can help that. 1037 01:24:45,742 --> 01:24:46,743 You better watch out. 1038 01:24:48,441 --> 01:24:50,878 I don't know, Bill. It may not look very good. 1039 01:24:51,661 --> 01:24:53,576 It's hard to justify this one. 1040 01:24:54,882 --> 01:24:56,492 He owes me a lot of money. 1041 01:24:58,451 --> 01:25:00,801 Bill, my guardian won't give me what's mine. 1042 01:25:00,975 --> 01:25:01,976 What do you need? 1043 01:25:02,150 --> 01:25:03,804 I wanna buy some moonshine. 1044 01:25:03,978 --> 01:25:06,067 No, no, Henry. You don't need that stuff. It's hurting you. 1045 01:25:06,067 --> 01:25:07,187 Doctor said I should use it. 1046 01:25:07,242 --> 01:25:08,678 I don't care what he says. 1047 01:25:08,852 --> 01:25:10,550 He don't know what the hell he's talking about. 1048 01:25:10,550 --> 01:25:11,812 - Come on, Henry. - Hi, Pearl. 1049 01:25:11,986 --> 01:25:14,293 - My wife's on Roy Bunch. - What? 1050 01:25:14,467 --> 01:25:16,251 My wife's on Roy Bunch. 1051 01:25:16,425 --> 01:25:18,166 Who cares about Roy Bunch? 1052 01:25:18,340 --> 01:25:20,603 You got women all over you, my friend. You're lucky with that. 1053 01:25:20,603 --> 01:25:24,738 And be at peace with what you have. And don't do anything stupid. 1054 01:25:24,912 --> 01:25:26,000 I wanna hurt myself. 1055 01:25:26,174 --> 01:25:27,915 That's not a man's way out. 1056 01:25:28,089 --> 01:25:30,091 A man's to get what's his. They won't give that to me. 1057 01:25:30,091 --> 01:25:32,441 A wife's to give respect. I don't wanna be here anymore. 1058 01:25:32,615 --> 01:25:35,792 I'm ashamed. I'm ashamed to be an Osage Indian. 1059 01:25:35,966 --> 01:25:38,447 Just give me some moonshine or get me a gun. 1060 01:25:38,621 --> 01:25:41,276 Now, Henry— Now, Henry, you have a good time with Pearl. 1061 01:25:41,450 --> 01:25:43,235 Don't you do anything stupid, you hear? 1062 01:25:43,409 --> 01:25:46,107 I need you, my friend. I need you. 1063 01:25:52,766 --> 01:25:55,203 Henry, no! What you doing here, Henry? Henry, no. 1064 01:25:57,988 --> 01:26:00,077 - What do you think - you're doing? - Henry, stop it! 1065 01:26:00,077 --> 01:26:01,949 Think you can touch - my wife? - Get him off me! 1066 01:26:02,123 --> 01:26:06,258 You stay off my wife! You stay off my wife! 1067 01:26:06,432 --> 01:26:08,347 I've done nothing to you. You're the— 1068 01:26:08,521 --> 01:26:11,524 I'm tired of asking friends for things when I can pay my own way. 1069 01:26:11,698 --> 01:26:13,787 Henry, you've got to bring your guardian. 1070 01:26:13,787 --> 01:26:15,832 Who tells you how to spend your own money? 1071 01:26:16,006 --> 01:26:17,834 Just stop, Henry. 1072 01:26:18,008 --> 01:26:20,010 My ancestors had a free life before you got off your stinky boats. 1073 01:26:21,925 --> 01:26:23,927 You think you're better than me, huh? 1074 01:26:24,101 --> 01:26:26,147 - Think you're better than me? - Come on. 1075 01:26:26,321 --> 01:26:29,368 I told you not to do anything stupid. You went and hit Roy Bunch. Come on. 1076 01:26:29,542 --> 01:26:32,545 I knocked him down, Reverend Hale. I knocked him down. 1077 01:26:39,813 --> 01:26:41,293 Why do you take care of him? 1078 01:26:41,467 --> 01:26:43,077 'Cause he's a melancholic. 1079 01:26:44,383 --> 01:26:46,472 You know he tried to do away with himself last year? 1080 01:26:47,255 --> 01:26:48,255 Oh, yeah? 1081 01:26:48,343 --> 01:26:49,779 I take care of that man 1082 01:26:49,953 --> 01:26:52,086 because he's my neighbor and he's my best friend. 1083 01:26:53,218 --> 01:26:55,785 That's $25,000 laying there. 1084 01:26:57,222 --> 01:26:59,136 I got an insurance policy on him. 1085 01:26:59,311 --> 01:27:01,530 It's against what he owes me. 1086 01:27:01,704 --> 01:27:05,447 So, if he succeeds in demising himself before the end of the year, I forfeit. 1087 01:27:07,275 --> 01:27:09,712 So, he needs to stay alive at least a few more months. 1088 01:27:12,149 --> 01:27:14,456 I might even get a chance at his headrights. 1089 01:27:16,937 --> 01:27:18,678 Something you should know... 1090 01:27:21,550 --> 01:27:24,771 Mollie's first husband is that man right there on the floor. 1091 01:27:28,165 --> 01:27:29,906 What do you mean, "first husband"? 1092 01:27:30,080 --> 01:27:31,995 Osage, they don't divorce. 1093 01:27:32,169 --> 01:27:37,914 And they were. They were married in a ceremony on the reservation. 1094 01:27:38,088 --> 01:27:41,483 What do you mean? You— She— You mean, she's still married to him? 1095 01:27:41,657 --> 01:27:45,095 No, no. They were 15. It's traditional. Doesn't mean anything— 1096 01:27:45,270 --> 01:27:49,056 If I was married, I'd be telling her that. She didn't tell me that. 1097 01:27:50,449 --> 01:27:51,885 How's she treatin' you? 1098 01:27:53,669 --> 01:27:57,107 She treats me just fine. She's a good one, you know. 1099 01:27:58,195 --> 01:28:00,546 Well, you let her have her secrets. 1100 01:28:01,460 --> 01:28:03,288 That way, you have yours. 1101 01:30:53,501 --> 01:30:55,198 Is there anyone? 1102 01:30:56,069 --> 01:30:57,636 Pitts Beaty's trying to get his Klan 1103 01:30:57,810 --> 01:30:59,464 to find the killers who killed Anna. 1104 01:31:01,291 --> 01:31:06,906 He said they're... they're helping to take the lazy men away from town. 1105 01:31:07,080 --> 01:31:11,388 Well, Pitts and his Klan are trying to have authority here, and they have none. 1106 01:31:11,563 --> 01:31:14,304 They need to let the police do their job. 1107 01:31:14,479 --> 01:31:17,394 I'm very disapproving of the Ku Klux Klan, Mollie. 1108 01:31:17,569 --> 01:31:19,484 They're very hungry for a power. 1109 01:31:20,702 --> 01:31:23,139 - And they ain't gonna get it. - Hmm. 1110 01:31:24,924 --> 01:31:26,360 Is there anyone? 1111 01:31:28,014 --> 01:31:30,016 The tribe tried Barney McBride. 1112 01:31:33,889 --> 01:31:35,064 He didn't come back. 1113 01:31:39,286 --> 01:31:42,071 We hired a private investigator, but... 1114 01:31:50,036 --> 01:31:51,080 You paid him? 1115 01:31:52,604 --> 01:31:55,694 - Yes. - Well, he ran off, didn't he? 1116 01:31:55,868 --> 01:31:58,697 Ernest, he ran off. Ernest, he ran off. 1117 01:31:59,349 --> 01:32:00,699 - Yeah. Yeah. - Yeah. 1118 01:32:00,873 --> 01:32:02,744 Seems that way, King. Seems that way. 1119 01:32:02,918 --> 01:32:04,485 Seems that way. Mm-hmm. 1120 01:32:04,659 --> 01:32:06,792 I think we should be a little more considerate 1121 01:32:06,966 --> 01:32:10,012 about how we spend Mollie's money, Ernest. 1122 01:32:10,186 --> 01:32:13,059 I don't mean that as a criticism, I'm just saying. 1123 01:32:13,233 --> 01:32:15,061 You bought a farm. Yeah. 1124 01:32:15,235 --> 01:32:17,193 Okay. You didn't consult me. 1125 01:32:17,367 --> 01:32:20,109 Maybe you should've consulted me because I'm there for you, Ernest. 1126 01:32:20,283 --> 01:32:21,720 I'm there for both of you. 1127 01:32:22,634 --> 01:32:24,461 You met Mollie because of me. 1128 01:32:24,636 --> 01:32:26,507 You're here because of me. 1129 01:32:26,681 --> 01:32:31,512 Let me help you. Let me give you my advice, my consultation. 1130 01:32:31,686 --> 01:32:35,603 Judson, he didn't tell me about a hog sickness that was going on, 1131 01:32:35,777 --> 01:32:40,565 but now— I learned my lesson, King. Won't happen again. 1132 01:32:40,739 --> 01:32:44,307 Just a bad investment, that's all. Bad investment. 1133 01:32:47,746 --> 01:32:48,747 Mollie? 1134 01:32:51,053 --> 01:32:53,795 There's something different about you tonight. What is it? 1135 01:32:59,366 --> 01:33:02,282 Uh... Well, now's a good a time as any, so... 1136 01:33:07,156 --> 01:33:09,202 - Mollie, she's pregnant. - What? 1137 01:33:09,376 --> 01:33:10,769 Oh! 1138 01:33:10,943 --> 01:33:13,467 - Yeah. - Oh, my goodness! Oh, my... 1139 01:33:13,641 --> 01:33:15,208 Yeah? That so? 1140 01:33:15,382 --> 01:33:16,426 Yeah. 1141 01:33:18,820 --> 01:33:20,900 Oh, my goodness. 1142 01:33:20,909 --> 01:33:26,088 Yeah, we got the— We got the news that Mollie's having a baby, King. 1143 01:33:26,262 --> 01:33:29,744 Oh, my goodness. Oh, my goodness. 1144 01:33:29,918 --> 01:33:32,617 Blessings. Blessings upon this house. 1145 01:33:32,791 --> 01:33:34,619 - Wonderful. Congratulations. - Thank you. 1146 01:33:34,793 --> 01:33:35,793 Bless you. 1147 01:33:35,881 --> 01:33:37,491 - Congratulations. - Thanks. 1148 01:33:37,665 --> 01:33:39,275 - Congratulations. - Congrats. 1149 01:33:39,275 --> 01:33:41,364 - Thank you. - Congratulations. 1150 01:33:42,931 --> 01:33:44,541 We are just thrilled. 1151 01:33:44,716 --> 01:33:46,543 Thank you, Willie. 1152 01:33:46,718 --> 01:33:50,460 Henry! Oh, Henry. Come on in here. We just got some wonderful news. 1153 01:33:50,635 --> 01:33:54,639 Mollie is pregnant again. 1154 01:33:54,813 --> 01:33:58,164 I have a feeling it's a girl. I am never wrong about these things. 1155 01:33:58,338 --> 01:33:59,774 Congratulations. 1156 01:33:59,948 --> 01:34:02,081 I can feel it in my bones. 1157 01:34:02,255 --> 01:34:05,171 a baby quilt. We'll pick out colors. We'll go to... 1158 01:34:05,171 --> 01:34:07,129 Congratulations. 1159 01:34:07,303 --> 01:34:09,262 We'll go to the dry goods store... 1160 01:34:09,436 --> 01:34:10,916 Sorry to bother you. 1161 01:34:11,090 --> 01:34:13,250 Uncle, I just need to have some words with you, please. 1162 01:34:13,266 --> 01:34:15,834 Of course, Henry. You just go sit over there. I'll be right there. 1163 01:34:16,008 --> 01:34:17,226 I just gotta talk to them. 1164 01:34:17,400 --> 01:34:19,359 You go. - Wait for me there. - Thank you. 1165 01:34:27,541 --> 01:34:30,457 You been loving with her in this sickness? 1166 01:34:32,024 --> 01:34:38,726 She's my wife, King. It's, uh... That's what happens. Yeah. 1167 01:34:41,294 --> 01:34:44,210 Mmm, maybe it's just a "preversion" of yours. 1168 01:34:48,040 --> 01:34:50,782 Yeah. God bless you and the child. 1169 01:35:01,923 --> 01:35:03,359 First husband, huh? 1170 01:35:05,622 --> 01:35:08,321 You think that means he's got a claim on the family? 1171 01:35:22,074 --> 01:35:23,075 Henry. 1172 01:35:23,815 --> 01:35:25,381 Uncle. 1173 01:35:25,555 --> 01:35:28,863 Ramsey, I know you're in bad way in this life. 1174 01:35:29,037 --> 01:35:32,737 Lots of kids. Seven or eight, I heard. 1175 01:35:32,911 --> 01:35:34,956 Yeah, I got a passel of 'em, don't I? 1176 01:35:36,741 --> 01:35:39,613 King Bill Hale wants to know if you'd like a job 1177 01:35:40,353 --> 01:35:42,050 getting someone done. 1178 01:35:42,224 --> 01:35:45,837 Oh, I can't do that. I didn't sign on for that kind of work. 1179 01:35:47,055 --> 01:35:48,491 Well, it's an Indian. 1180 01:35:49,884 --> 01:35:51,277 Now, that's different. 1181 01:35:52,539 --> 01:35:53,540 You know Henry Roan? 1182 01:35:53,714 --> 01:35:55,237 Nah, I don't know him. 1183 01:35:57,326 --> 01:35:59,328 Well, what you think? 1184 01:36:02,505 --> 01:36:05,334 Lookee here. I'm gonna take you right now. 1185 01:36:05,508 --> 01:36:09,077 I'm gonna buy you a roadster so you can drive around and do this for him. 1186 01:36:09,251 --> 01:36:12,428 It's gonna take a lot more than a roadster to get me out of the bind I'm in. 1187 01:36:12,602 --> 01:36:14,387 Well, we'll work something out. 1188 01:36:14,561 --> 01:36:16,650 I hope you don't rumble over this killing neither. 1189 01:36:16,824 --> 01:36:19,261 The Indian, he's— He's a melancholic. 1190 01:36:19,435 --> 01:36:21,263 He's tried to do away with himself twice't already. 1191 01:36:21,263 --> 01:36:23,526 That's what Hale's been saying. 1192 01:36:23,700 --> 01:36:27,487 He even wants you to make it like Roan did it to himself. 1193 01:36:27,661 --> 01:36:32,144 In the front of the head, you understand? Front of the head. 1194 01:36:58,997 --> 01:37:00,955 Knights come marching in. That's it, Pitts. 1195 01:37:01,129 --> 01:37:03,218 Hey, Ernest. 1196 01:37:09,964 --> 01:37:13,185 So Ernest had me meet this Indian over at a restaurant in Fairfax. 1197 01:37:13,359 --> 01:37:15,404 - John. - John Ramsey. John Ramsey. 1198 01:37:15,578 --> 01:37:17,580 - Henry. It's a pleasure. - How you doing? 1199 01:37:17,754 --> 01:37:20,627 He sat down beside me, and I smelled whiskey on his breath. 1200 01:37:20,801 --> 01:37:22,803 you might be in the market for a little hooch? 1201 01:37:22,977 --> 01:37:24,283 I told him I could sell him some. 1202 01:37:24,457 --> 01:37:26,546 - Yeah. - Yeah, I'm the man to see for that. 1203 01:37:26,720 --> 01:37:30,071 I told him to meet me out on the road running through Sol Smith's pasture 1204 01:37:30,245 --> 01:37:32,030 about ten o'clock. 1205 01:37:32,204 --> 01:37:36,121 Whoo-hoo. Partner. Look what I done found in the possum hole. 1206 01:37:47,872 --> 01:37:53,094 - Come on. Don't be stingy, now. - Yeah. 1207 01:37:59,231 --> 01:38:03,496 Boy, that'll make your liver turn inside out. 1208 01:38:03,670 --> 01:38:10,198 A few times after I met this Indian, well, we kind of got to liking one another, 1209 01:38:10,372 --> 01:38:13,027 what with his troubles being respected and all. 1210 01:38:13,201 --> 01:38:15,595 And then sometimes we'd go to Mrs. Mackie's place. 1211 01:38:15,769 --> 01:38:17,597 So he took it. Can you imagine that? 1212 01:38:17,771 --> 01:38:20,600 What kind of sheriff goes around selling cocaine? You tell me that. 1213 01:38:20,774 --> 01:38:22,167 Don't you tell me that. 1214 01:38:22,341 --> 01:38:25,300 This went on for a while. 1215 01:38:25,474 --> 01:38:28,521 I was trying to rib up a little more courage, 1216 01:38:28,695 --> 01:38:33,308 and one day I decided to pull the job, everything being favorable. 1217 01:38:33,482 --> 01:38:37,878 So I told this Indian we get us a jug and some girls 1218 01:38:38,052 --> 01:38:41,012 and meet me out on the road running through Smith's pasture. 1219 01:38:41,186 --> 01:38:43,710 Trust me, this is better than the last stuff we had. 1220 01:39:20,486 --> 01:39:22,053 Goddamn. 1221 01:39:23,315 --> 01:39:25,970 - You got a minute? - Yeah, yeah. Watch Cowboy for me. 1222 01:39:32,541 --> 01:39:33,541 What? What is it? 1223 01:39:33,673 --> 01:39:34,979 Where's Hale? 1224 01:39:35,153 --> 01:39:38,156 I don't know. Whizbang, Pawhuska. What? 1225 01:39:38,721 --> 01:39:40,027 Tell him it's done. 1226 01:39:40,854 --> 01:39:42,812 You did it? You did it where? 1227 01:39:42,987 --> 01:39:46,381 Out on the road running through Sol Smith's pasture. And that's it. 1228 01:39:46,555 --> 01:39:48,731 Take this. I don't want it no more. 1229 01:39:48,905 --> 01:39:50,646 - John. - I'm done with this outfit. 1230 01:40:00,656 --> 01:40:02,136 Henry Roan's dead. 1231 01:40:11,276 --> 01:40:12,712 Did he kill himself? 1232 01:40:14,105 --> 01:40:15,584 Don't know. 1233 01:40:20,154 --> 01:40:22,156 He was always sad. 1234 01:40:24,028 --> 01:40:25,116 Always. 1235 01:40:28,206 --> 01:40:29,685 You knew him well, right? 1236 01:40:31,078 --> 01:40:32,732 Since we were children. 1237 01:40:38,129 --> 01:40:41,741 Does your uncle know? They were friends. 1238 01:40:41,915 --> 01:40:45,136 Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He knows. 1239 01:40:48,661 --> 01:40:49,966 Was he murdered? 1240 01:40:53,709 --> 01:40:54,884 Don't know. 1241 01:40:56,669 --> 01:41:01,674 He tried to kill himself last year. 1242 01:41:03,980 --> 01:41:05,417 Did you know that? 1243 01:41:12,815 --> 01:41:17,081 Was he murdered or did he kill himself? Do you know? 1244 01:41:17,951 --> 01:41:19,083 I— 1245 01:41:20,127 --> 01:41:21,389 I don't know. 1246 01:41:24,262 --> 01:41:29,310 You know, Roy Bunch, he was making a lot of noise about killing him. 1247 01:41:29,484 --> 01:41:32,096 You know, he's on his wife, so... 1248 01:41:32,270 --> 01:41:34,228 don't need to look too far, right? 1249 01:41:36,535 --> 01:41:40,582 Maybe he, uh, just killed himself, you know, like you said. 1250 01:41:45,109 --> 01:41:47,198 It was supposed to be a suicide, you dumbbell. 1251 01:41:47,372 --> 01:41:48,938 You didn't tell him to leave the gun? 1252 01:41:49,113 --> 01:41:50,897 I told him to leave the gun. I told him exac— 1253 01:41:50,897 --> 01:41:53,160 You told him - to leave the gun? - Just like you told me, King. 1254 01:41:53,160 --> 01:41:55,075 I don't know why he didn't. I don't know why. 1255 01:41:55,249 --> 01:41:57,512 I told him just like you told me. 1256 01:41:57,686 --> 01:41:59,384 You told him to do it in the front of the head? 1257 01:41:59,384 --> 01:42:01,212 Then why'd he do it in the back? 1258 01:42:01,386 --> 01:42:03,910 It's so simple. The front is the front, the back is the back! 1259 01:42:04,084 --> 01:42:06,347 Ma— He has to make it look like he done it himself! 1260 01:42:06,521 --> 01:42:10,003 It just looks like murder. It's not supposed to be that way, you hear? 1261 01:42:10,177 --> 01:42:13,572 I told him the front of the head. Just like this. Just like you told me. 1262 01:42:13,746 --> 01:42:15,791 I promise you. I promise you. I swear on my children. 1263 01:42:15,791 --> 01:42:18,968 Don't do that. - Calm down. Settle down. - I swear on my children, King. 1264 01:42:19,143 --> 01:42:21,841 And don't swear on your children. Makes you look foolish. 1265 01:42:22,015 --> 01:42:25,018 I ain't. I ain't foolish 'cause I've done it right. 1266 01:42:30,458 --> 01:42:31,851 What is this, King? 1267 01:42:32,765 --> 01:42:33,940 'Fraid lights. 1268 01:42:35,159 --> 01:42:37,465 They're putting up lights to keep the murder away. 1269 01:42:46,692 --> 01:42:48,346 Go, go, go. 1270 01:43:01,097 --> 01:43:03,796 There he is. Pull up the car. 1271 01:43:04,579 --> 01:43:06,320 Hey, Roy! Roy! 1272 01:43:11,934 --> 01:43:14,807 This is not the place you should be at right now. 1273 01:43:14,981 --> 01:43:17,418 And I have a line that says you should leave town, 1274 01:43:17,592 --> 01:43:21,030 'cause the sheriff's office is looking to charge you in this killing. 1275 01:43:21,205 --> 01:43:23,468 They know you was on shooting terms with Henry. 1276 01:43:24,904 --> 01:43:28,777 If I run, I'm guilty. I ain't got nothing to be guilty about. 1277 01:43:28,951 --> 01:43:30,866 If you run— 1278 01:43:31,040 --> 01:43:34,566 You don't run, you're gonna go to prison for this, you done it or not. 1279 01:43:34,740 --> 01:43:39,310 Just— Just my friendly word. I would run. 1280 01:43:39,484 --> 01:43:42,661 Thank you, Bill. I don't think I will. 1281 01:43:44,750 --> 01:43:46,317 And you're not my friend. 1282 01:43:47,579 --> 01:43:49,624 Take my chances right here in Fairfax. 1283 01:44:04,165 --> 01:44:09,504 You are of the Elder Sky People. 1284 01:44:10,713 --> 01:44:12,214 Little Anna... 1285 01:44:12,215 --> 01:44:16,135 your name is Wah hre lum pa. 1286 01:44:27,836 --> 01:44:30,535 What is this wasting illness, Mollie? 1287 01:44:31,710 --> 01:44:35,453 Wasting? Wasting away? 1288 01:44:37,672 --> 01:44:39,195 Minnie died from it. 1289 01:44:40,719 --> 01:44:42,503 Momma died from it too. 1290 01:44:43,852 --> 01:44:45,332 Anna was shot. 1291 01:44:52,644 --> 01:44:55,211 This blanket is a target on our backs. 1292 01:45:27,766 --> 01:45:31,160 Why don't we just leave? Go to Colorado Springs. 1293 01:45:31,335 --> 01:45:35,469 Look at me. I can't make that trip. 1294 01:45:36,688 --> 01:45:39,038 How are you being taken care of, Mollie? 1295 01:45:39,865 --> 01:45:41,823 I have Ernest and my children. 1296 01:45:43,303 --> 01:45:47,002 - Ernest takes care of me. - The best he can. 1297 01:45:47,176 --> 01:45:48,743 - Nettie? - Yes. 1298 01:45:48,917 --> 01:45:50,789 Can you get my sister some toast, please? 1299 01:45:50,963 --> 01:45:53,487 - Of course. And a bit more coffee too? - Thank you. 1300 01:45:54,525 --> 01:45:56,319 Little sister. 1301 01:46:01,452 --> 01:46:02,844 Thank you. 1302 01:46:15,466 --> 01:46:17,990 So you and Mollie staying in town now too, huh? 1303 01:46:18,164 --> 01:46:19,557 Yeah, we're here now, so... 1304 01:46:29,044 --> 01:46:32,352 You made a nice place for yourself, Bill. Real nice. 1305 01:46:32,526 --> 01:46:36,008 Thank you, Ernest. Shoun brothers gave us a sweet deal 1306 01:46:36,182 --> 01:46:38,576 and they left some nice things here for us too. 1307 01:46:38,750 --> 01:46:40,752 Is that right? 1308 01:46:40,926 --> 01:46:44,538 Well, not nearly as nice as what you've been buying but good enough for us. 1309 01:46:45,452 --> 01:46:46,932 Well, you know Mollie. 1310 01:46:47,106 --> 01:46:50,414 She likes her nice things, so... 1311 01:46:52,981 --> 01:46:54,461 Not as much as you do. 1312 01:46:56,985 --> 01:47:01,729 Almost sounded to me like you... you was calling me a squaw man, Bill. 1313 01:47:01,903 --> 01:47:05,298 Oh, now, Ernest, that's something I'd never call another man. 1314 01:47:05,472 --> 01:47:06,560 Right, right. 1315 01:47:08,040 --> 01:47:09,215 No offense taken. 1316 01:47:14,089 --> 01:47:15,264 You need a drink? 1317 01:47:16,962 --> 01:47:20,095 Yeah. I'll take a drink if you got one. 1318 01:47:21,575 --> 01:47:22,576 No. 1319 01:47:25,187 --> 01:47:26,798 Then why di'ya ask? 1320 01:47:27,668 --> 01:47:29,975 Well, you seem nervous, that's all. 1321 01:47:30,149 --> 01:47:35,502 See, the thing is, Bill, I ain't got no nerves. None at all. 1322 01:47:39,463 --> 01:47:41,856 It's just that I don't like talking to you. 1323 01:47:42,814 --> 01:47:44,250 That's mostly it. 1324 01:47:46,295 --> 01:47:48,428 Well, have I done something to bother you, Ernest? 1325 01:47:48,602 --> 01:47:51,779 Something that's bothering me? No, no. Just— 1326 01:47:51,953 --> 01:47:55,914 Just the way you are that bothers me. That's what it is. 1327 01:47:57,306 --> 01:48:01,267 Well, Lord made me, Ernest. Ain't nothing I can do about that. 1328 01:48:01,441 --> 01:48:03,095 No. There ain't. 1329 01:48:04,488 --> 01:48:05,880 Unless you aim to kill me. 1330 01:48:06,707 --> 01:48:08,492 Or is that your big brother's job? 1331 01:48:18,589 --> 01:48:21,853 Mollie? It's time to go, sweetheart. 1332 01:48:22,897 --> 01:48:24,116 - Jim? - Myrtle? 1333 01:48:24,290 --> 01:48:25,857 If you have anything special in the house, 1334 01:48:25,857 --> 01:48:27,728 get it out as soon as possible. 1335 01:48:28,860 --> 01:48:29,904 Okay. 1336 01:48:32,516 --> 01:48:33,517 David? 1337 01:48:46,094 --> 01:48:47,531 - You all right? - Yeah. 1338 01:48:47,705 --> 01:48:49,750 I'm off to Fort Worth for the Stock Show, 1339 01:48:49,924 --> 01:48:53,145 but I want you to find Acie Kirby and tell him it's time on the Smith job. 1340 01:48:55,539 --> 01:48:57,932 You hear me? 1341 01:48:58,106 --> 01:49:03,459 I just don't know him. I— I don't know Acie Kirby. Wh— 1342 01:49:03,634 --> 01:49:05,113 Where does he find Acie? 1343 01:49:05,287 --> 01:49:07,420 Just find John Ramsey. He'll know. 1344 01:49:07,594 --> 01:49:11,380 You got that? Find John Ramsey. Tell Ramsey to tell Acie it's time. 1345 01:49:11,555 --> 01:49:12,947 We're off to Fort Worth. 1346 01:49:15,733 --> 01:49:17,561 We're off to Fort Worth. 1347 01:49:19,998 --> 01:49:22,217 Look at me like this makes sense. 1348 01:49:22,391 --> 01:49:28,223 I am. I understand. I'll find Ramsey and I'll tell him. 1349 01:49:28,397 --> 01:49:29,790 Okay. 1350 01:49:37,189 --> 01:49:39,147 - Uh, John? - Yeah, that's me. 1351 01:49:39,321 --> 01:49:41,541 I got a message for you from King Hale. 1352 01:49:41,715 --> 01:49:43,195 He wants you to find Acie Kirby 1353 01:49:43,369 --> 01:49:45,489 and tell him to take care of Bill and Reta, all right? 1354 01:49:45,545 --> 01:49:48,766 - It's time now, John. - I can't do it right now. My wife's sick. 1355 01:49:48,940 --> 01:49:51,595 Well, my wife's sick too. My wife's sick too. 1356 01:49:51,769 --> 01:49:53,814 Why don't you do it? 1357 01:49:53,988 --> 01:49:56,077 Why are you always trying to get somebody like me to do your work for you? 1358 01:49:56,077 --> 01:49:59,820 Well, 'cause I don't know— I don't know Acie Kirby. 1359 01:49:59,994 --> 01:50:02,170 I don't know what he looks like even, right? 1360 01:50:02,344 --> 01:50:05,478 I would do it, but I can't do it 'cause I don't know what he looks like, John. 1361 01:50:05,652 --> 01:50:07,175 - All right. - I'm sorry. 1362 01:50:07,349 --> 01:50:09,787 All right. I'll do it, but I can't do it right now. 1363 01:50:09,961 --> 01:50:11,832 You can't get to it right now, so you know, 1364 01:50:12,006 --> 01:50:14,487 this needs to be done straightaway, not to wait on it, for Hale. 1365 01:50:14,661 --> 01:50:16,620 It has to be done straightaway. Right now. 1366 01:50:16,794 --> 01:50:18,970 You know, you're being mighty pushy, Ernest. 1367 01:50:19,144 --> 01:50:20,972 - I gotta get back to work. - Let me tell you something. 1368 01:50:20,972 --> 01:50:24,410 You got one more chance, John. This is it. One more chance. 1369 01:50:24,584 --> 01:50:27,326 I'ma talk to King Hale. I'ma tell him you're gonna do it right now. 1370 01:50:27,500 --> 01:50:29,241 I don't wanna lose this job. 1371 01:50:29,415 --> 01:50:31,678 John, you ain't got no choice! It's time. 1372 01:50:33,245 --> 01:50:35,726 - Tryin' to be nice to you now. - I'm gonna do it. I'm gonna fix it. 1373 01:50:35,726 --> 01:50:37,553 I'm tryin' to be nice to you, John! 1374 01:50:37,728 --> 01:50:40,426 - I'm doing it. I said I'm gonna do it. - Yeah, you best do it. 1375 01:50:40,600 --> 01:50:41,949 Right now, John. Right now. 1376 01:50:52,438 --> 01:50:55,267 Acie. Acie. 1377 01:50:55,963 --> 01:50:56,964 Yeah. 1378 01:50:57,138 --> 01:50:59,488 It's John. Don't shoot. 1379 01:51:08,454 --> 01:51:09,847 You got your soup with you? 1380 01:51:14,199 --> 01:51:18,507 Momma! Mommy! 1381 01:51:18,682 --> 01:51:20,118 Where were you, huh? 1382 01:51:20,292 --> 01:51:21,510 I was at Reta's. 1383 01:51:21,685 --> 01:51:23,599 Well, you're supposed to be home. 1384 01:51:24,557 --> 01:51:25,601 Come on. 1385 01:51:29,257 --> 01:51:32,043 - Cowboy had an earache. - Oh, boy. Really? 1386 01:51:32,217 --> 01:51:35,742 And you know Bill ain't too kind to Reta when I'm not there. 1387 01:51:37,831 --> 01:51:40,355 Listen, Mollie, I— I— 1388 01:51:40,529 --> 01:51:43,489 I don't want you going out so much right now, with all that's going on. 1389 01:51:46,168 --> 01:51:48,212 But I was just at my sister's. 1390 01:51:48,462 --> 01:51:50,965 You and the kids stay in the house. 1391 01:51:51,715 --> 01:51:53,978 All right? 1392 01:52:17,958 --> 01:52:21,353 - Oh, Lord! - What was that? What was that? 1393 01:52:21,527 --> 01:52:23,398 I don't know! I don't know. 1394 01:52:23,572 --> 01:52:25,096 - Vera! - Oh, Lord. 1395 01:52:25,749 --> 01:52:26,880 Vera! 1396 01:52:28,360 --> 01:52:30,144 Lizzie! 1397 01:52:30,318 --> 01:52:33,147 - What happened? - Cowboy to Mommy. 1398 01:52:36,716 --> 01:52:39,980 This is just like Tulsa. It's just like Tulsa. 1399 01:52:40,154 --> 01:52:41,895 Careful, there's glass everywhere! 1400 01:52:41,895 --> 01:52:43,505 Where the hell did that come from? 1401 01:52:43,505 --> 01:52:46,117 Whose house is it? 1402 01:52:47,161 --> 01:52:48,728 Whose house is it? 1403 01:52:49,729 --> 01:52:51,122 It's Bill and Reta's! 1404 01:52:51,296 --> 01:52:52,906 Bill and Reta's house. 1405 01:53:09,923 --> 01:53:11,483 Nettie stays in the back room, that way! 1406 01:53:11,533 --> 01:53:12,970 Nettie's back there! 1407 01:53:13,144 --> 01:53:14,536 Nettie Berkshire! She lives here! 1408 01:53:14,536 --> 01:53:15,755 Nettie! 1409 01:53:15,929 --> 01:53:18,279 - Nettie! - That's Bill Smith! 1410 01:53:18,453 --> 01:53:22,327 Shoot me! Shoot me! Shoot me, goddamn it! 1411 01:53:22,501 --> 01:53:25,025 Shoot me! 1412 01:53:26,679 --> 01:53:29,551 It's Reta! Reta's over here! 1413 01:53:30,683 --> 01:53:32,772 It's Reta, come on! It's Reta! 1414 01:53:37,516 --> 01:53:40,736 - Can you hear me, Reta? - Reta. Reta. Reta. 1415 01:53:42,390 --> 01:53:43,522 Reta. 1416 01:53:54,794 --> 01:53:56,491 I think she's dead. 1417 01:54:04,848 --> 01:54:10,984 Mommy! Mommy! Mommy! Mommy! 1418 01:54:11,158 --> 01:54:15,119 Mommy! Mommy! Mommy! 1419 01:54:15,293 --> 01:54:18,035 Mommy! Mommy! 1420 01:54:36,183 --> 01:54:39,665 Mommy! Mommy! Mommy! 1421 01:54:40,796 --> 01:54:41,928 Ernest? 1422 01:55:09,608 --> 01:55:12,959 Welcome to the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo. 1423 01:55:13,133 --> 01:55:17,616 We invite you to head on over to ring 1 and meet rodeo champion Henry Grammer. 1424 01:55:17,790 --> 01:55:19,270 Get your autographs, be seen, 1425 01:55:19,444 --> 01:55:21,968 and talk with the man up over there in ring 1. 1426 01:55:35,982 --> 01:55:37,201 Too much dynamite. 1427 01:55:51,128 --> 01:55:55,349 You know, you're pronouncing yourself too much, Bill. 1428 01:56:03,705 --> 01:56:05,359 Nettie, the maid. 1429 01:56:06,273 --> 01:56:08,928 They're still finding pieces of her. 1430 01:56:12,497 --> 01:56:18,416 Mollie Burkhart, incompetent. Allotment number 285. 1431 01:56:18,590 --> 01:56:21,114 Three, two, one. 1432 01:56:22,463 --> 01:56:26,815 You want $300 to go to Washington, D.C.? 1433 01:56:26,990 --> 01:56:28,469 Yes. 1434 01:56:28,643 --> 01:56:31,385 Well, that's a hard trip for an ailing woman, Mollie. 1435 01:56:32,604 --> 01:56:36,216 And I can't let you have this money or make this trip. 1436 01:56:36,390 --> 01:56:39,567 That would do a disservice to you and your children. 1437 01:56:40,254 --> 01:56:44,508 I want to go now because I will not be alive much longer. 1438 01:56:46,487 --> 01:56:48,707 This may be the last thing I do. 1439 01:57:11,686 --> 01:57:13,384 It's nice to see you. Thank you, Chief. 1440 01:57:13,558 --> 01:57:15,560 Thank you for your... Chief Bonnicastle. 1441 01:57:17,257 --> 01:57:19,433 President Coolidge, ladies and gentlemen, 1442 01:57:19,433 --> 01:57:20,434 please, look this way. 1443 01:57:20,608 --> 01:57:22,567 Three, two, one. 1444 01:57:24,308 --> 01:57:27,876 Mr. President, Mollie Burkhart. Please send help. 1445 01:57:28,051 --> 01:57:31,097 There's murder in Osage, and the police do nothing. 1446 01:57:32,229 --> 01:57:34,535 I lost my mother and my sisters. 1447 01:57:34,709 --> 01:57:37,538 So many Osage are killed for the oil money. Please. 1448 01:57:38,322 --> 01:57:39,453 Yes. 1449 01:57:39,627 --> 01:57:40,628 Thank you. 1450 01:57:45,546 --> 01:57:46,591 Thank you so much. 1451 01:57:52,988 --> 01:57:55,252 Keep giving your wife her insulin... 1452 01:57:57,254 --> 01:58:00,300 and, uh, add this. 1453 01:58:03,390 --> 01:58:04,652 That's this whole vial. 1454 01:58:06,045 --> 01:58:08,830 Now, make sure you get the balance right, Ernest. 1455 01:58:09,004 --> 01:58:11,094 Now, you keep the shots regular. 1456 01:58:12,095 --> 01:58:13,792 It's just to slow her down. 1457 01:58:13,966 --> 01:58:16,011 That's all it's gonna do. Slow her down. 1458 01:58:16,011 --> 01:58:17,891 That's all it'll do. 1459 01:58:18,057 --> 01:58:21,104 Same time every day, 30 minutes before a meal. 1460 01:58:21,278 --> 01:58:22,801 The whole vial. 1461 01:58:31,723 --> 01:58:34,813 Ernest, you believe in the Bible? 1462 01:58:37,555 --> 01:58:40,645 - Mmm. Yeah. - Miracles of old? 1463 01:58:43,300 --> 01:58:45,737 Expecting a miracle to make all this go away? 1464 01:58:47,130 --> 01:58:51,046 - Mm-mmm. - You know they don't happen anymore. 1465 01:58:54,267 --> 01:58:55,312 I know. 1466 01:58:56,704 --> 01:59:00,969 I know, King. She's, uh— She's gone to Washington, so... 1467 01:59:03,450 --> 01:59:07,454 Just gotta... s— slow her down, right? 1468 01:59:08,107 --> 01:59:09,107 Yep. 1469 01:59:09,239 --> 01:59:11,110 Just gonna slow her down some. 1470 01:59:26,256 --> 01:59:28,301 I'm afraid, Sho-meen-kah. 1471 01:59:30,216 --> 01:59:31,652 What are you afraid of? 1472 01:59:35,482 --> 01:59:37,963 I'm afraid to eat in my house. 1473 01:59:39,921 --> 01:59:42,881 Why are you afraid to eat in your own house? 1474 01:59:45,439 --> 01:59:46,857 I'm afraid. 1475 01:59:49,714 --> 01:59:53,196 Do you have any idea who might want to harm you? 1476 02:00:05,599 --> 02:00:10,300 I wanna bring the upstairs bed down, into the back room. 1477 02:00:12,998 --> 02:00:17,959 We will eat food only made by Vera, no one else. 1478 02:00:24,879 --> 02:00:27,447 Baby Anna is sick with whooping cough. 1479 02:00:29,014 --> 02:00:30,189 She needs care. 1480 02:00:33,497 --> 02:00:35,857 I want her to live with Brother and Sister Bigheart. 1481 02:00:39,590 --> 02:00:42,941 This will make her better. It'll cure her cough. 1482 02:00:43,115 --> 02:00:45,726 Mommy! 1483 02:00:45,900 --> 02:00:50,601 Ernest, you pick up my insulin from the train, you alone. 1484 02:00:51,602 --> 02:00:54,082 Do not take it from the Shoun brothers. 1485 02:00:55,867 --> 02:00:57,956 Yes, Mollie. 1486 02:01:44,916 --> 02:01:49,877 My mother came to me. She asked me to dance with her. 1487 02:01:51,444 --> 02:01:55,535 I told her I can't dance anymore. 1488 02:02:03,282 --> 02:02:05,415 She told me I was dying. 1489 02:02:08,853 --> 02:02:11,377 She didn't want me to die alone. 1490 02:02:15,512 --> 02:02:18,297 Well, dreams, they can make you feel like dying... 1491 02:02:22,127 --> 02:02:26,697 for just a little while, and then— then you come back. 1492 02:02:32,485 --> 02:02:34,400 She said the man is here. 1493 02:02:36,837 --> 02:02:37,925 What man? 1494 02:02:39,666 --> 02:02:41,146 The man in the hat. 1495 02:02:42,408 --> 02:02:45,280 - Hmm. - I wanna talk to the man in the hat. 1496 02:02:46,934 --> 02:02:51,112 Well, there's a lot of fellas with hats, right? 1497 02:02:58,816 --> 02:03:00,252 Shh. 1498 02:03:03,168 --> 02:03:09,174 Shh, shh, shh. 1499 02:03:17,269 --> 02:03:18,792 You just rest. 1500 02:03:42,555 --> 02:03:43,687 Mr. Burkhart? 1501 02:03:44,862 --> 02:03:46,429 Who is that? 1502 02:03:46,603 --> 02:03:49,301 My name's Tom White. I'm with the Bureau of Investigation. 1503 02:03:59,877 --> 02:04:01,052 How do you do? 1504 02:04:01,226 --> 02:04:04,055 Bureau... What? What is that? 1505 02:04:04,229 --> 02:04:08,494 Oh, I was sent down from Washington, D.C., to see about these murders. 1506 02:04:10,191 --> 02:04:13,978 Hmm. To see— see what about 'em? 1507 02:04:15,588 --> 02:04:16,763 See who's doing it. 1508 02:04:20,419 --> 02:04:22,682 You a detective? Mmm. 1509 02:04:22,856 --> 02:04:26,512 - You a Pinkerton? What are you? - No, sir, I was a Texas Ranger. 1510 02:04:26,686 --> 02:04:28,862 I'm now with the federal government. 1511 02:04:29,036 --> 02:04:31,125 It's called the Bureau of Investigation. 1512 02:04:31,299 --> 02:04:32,866 Um... 1513 02:04:33,040 --> 02:04:34,955 I tell you what, if you got questions— 1514 02:04:35,129 --> 02:04:38,002 If you got questions, uh, y'all go talk to the sheriff. 1515 02:04:38,176 --> 02:04:40,004 He can probably tell you what you need to know. 1516 02:04:40,004 --> 02:04:42,746 Oh, yes, sir, I have, uh— I talked to him. 1517 02:04:42,920 --> 02:04:49,230 But I'm here to speak with Mollie Burkhart whose— whose sisters and mother is dead. 1518 02:04:49,404 --> 02:04:55,062 Yeah, Mollie? Yeah, no, she's my— She's my wife. 1519 02:04:58,109 --> 02:05:02,809 She's— She's sick, real sick right now. I'm— I'm her husband Ernest Burkhart, so... 1520 02:05:03,984 --> 02:05:05,290 You can call on her another time. 1521 02:05:05,464 --> 02:05:07,224 But right now, I don't know what to tell you. 1522 02:05:07,292 --> 02:05:09,294 She's not doing too well, so... 1523 02:05:11,209 --> 02:05:12,645 How's tomorrow? 1524 02:05:12,819 --> 02:05:15,474 Tomorrow? Well, it's— That— That's too soon. 1525 02:05:15,648 --> 02:05:20,174 It's just... ... like I said, she's not— not doing too well. 1526 02:05:20,348 --> 02:05:23,656 But you can come back— Come back on Friday, how about that? 1527 02:05:25,049 --> 02:05:26,267 Well, is she home right now? 1528 02:05:27,486 --> 02:05:28,792 Well, she— she— 1529 02:05:30,054 --> 02:05:32,665 She got the diabetes, you understand? Yeah. 1530 02:05:32,839 --> 02:05:35,059 - Oh, does she? - Yeah. Yeah. 1531 02:05:35,233 --> 02:05:38,236 She's resting right now, and I'm caring for her, so... 1532 02:05:39,542 --> 02:05:42,414 Well, you come back on Friday, all right? 1533 02:05:43,720 --> 02:05:45,330 - Friday? - Yeah. Friday. 1534 02:05:45,504 --> 02:05:47,637 I'll do that. Thank you, sir. 1535 02:06:10,790 --> 02:06:13,619 This is John Wren. Friend of Cousin Mary. 1536 02:06:13,793 --> 02:06:15,360 He's come looking for family. 1537 02:06:17,449 --> 02:06:19,489 - Welcome to Osage country. - Thank you. 1538 02:06:21,235 --> 02:06:23,107 Welcome to Fairfax. 1539 02:06:23,281 --> 02:06:25,065 Welcome to Wahzhazhe land. 1540 02:06:25,239 --> 02:06:28,503 Yeah, thank you. I've been told I have Osage relations in Hominy. 1541 02:06:29,374 --> 02:06:30,375 Where are you from? 1542 02:06:45,520 --> 02:06:48,175 I gotta talk to you, King. Gotta talk to you. Sorry about that. 1543 02:06:48,175 --> 02:06:49,742 - Not now. - No, I can't wait. 1544 02:06:49,916 --> 02:06:51,756 I gotta talk to you—You're gonna have to wait. 1545 02:06:51,831 --> 02:06:54,529 Can't wait. They came to my house. They came to my house. 1546 02:06:54,704 --> 02:06:56,664 What is the matter - with you? - Gotta talk to you. 1547 02:06:57,532 --> 02:06:58,882 What's the matter? 1548 02:07:01,058 --> 02:07:02,058 Ernest. 1549 02:07:03,538 --> 02:07:06,324 I'm worried, King. They came to my house. They came in the house. 1550 02:07:06,498 --> 02:07:07,498 Private investigators. 1551 02:07:10,458 --> 02:07:12,069 - Your house? - My house, yeah. 1552 02:07:12,243 --> 02:07:14,288 - Who told you that? - I don't know what they wanted. 1553 02:07:14,462 --> 02:07:17,462 - They just— They— - They came to my house. — You— What'd you do? 1554 02:07:17,552 --> 02:07:20,120 Look, I'm getting worried, all right? They knew something. 1555 02:07:25,256 --> 02:07:27,084 They're gonna know - we did something. - Settle down. 1556 02:07:27,084 --> 02:07:28,520 King, we gotta talk about this right now. 1557 02:07:28,520 --> 02:07:31,654 You've got to settle down. Settle down. 1558 02:07:31,828 --> 02:07:33,268 - Do you understand me? - I do. I do. 1559 02:07:33,394 --> 02:07:34,787 - Get hold of yourself. - I am. 1560 02:07:34,961 --> 02:07:36,441 Get hold of yourself and settle down. 1561 02:07:36,615 --> 02:07:39,444 I'm trying. I am trying, but you—Settle down. 1562 02:07:39,618 --> 02:07:41,968 When are we— When are we gonna talk—Right now. Now. Now! 1563 02:07:42,142 --> 02:07:45,015 We'll talk later. - Not now. Not now. - All right, all right. 1564 02:07:48,540 --> 02:07:49,802 King, wha—Not now. 1565 02:08:21,486 --> 02:08:24,794 Are you here because McBride was killed? 1566 02:08:24,968 --> 02:08:26,665 That white man? 1567 02:08:26,839 --> 02:08:28,798 Or is it because we had to go to Washington 1568 02:08:28,972 --> 02:08:33,324 and pay United States government $20,000 to get you here? 1569 02:08:35,630 --> 02:08:38,721 Well, I don't believe it's too late to find out who's been doing this. 1570 02:08:39,678 --> 02:08:41,071 - Um... - Who? 1571 02:08:41,071 --> 02:08:43,073 We have so many deaths, we've lost count. 1572 02:08:44,683 --> 02:08:46,119 We have hundreds down. 1573 02:08:46,119 --> 02:08:48,513 In the old days, we would fight these people. 1574 02:08:48,687 --> 02:08:51,472 Twenty years ago, when I fought overseas in the Boxer Rebellion, 1575 02:08:51,646 --> 02:08:54,171 I could see my enemy, and I knew who I had to kill. 1576 02:08:55,912 --> 02:08:58,523 If we could find these people, we would kill them. 1577 02:09:01,787 --> 02:09:05,443 No, no, no, no. It's $25,000 come due on Henry Roan. 1578 02:09:05,617 --> 02:09:08,881 He's been dead months. He's been dead months. 1579 02:09:09,055 --> 02:09:11,144 Please, just give me my Henry Roan money. 1580 02:09:11,318 --> 02:09:14,191 You're gonna have to argue that out with Denver. They're contesting the claim. 1581 02:09:14,191 --> 02:09:16,454 - Who are you? - I'm J.T. Jones, from the Denver office. 1582 02:09:16,628 --> 02:09:18,412 Well, J.T. Jones, I want to tell you something. 1583 02:09:18,412 --> 02:09:21,502 This is a Fairfax problem. It's not a Denver problem. 1584 02:09:21,676 --> 02:09:23,678 The claim went to Denver. They are contesting it. 1585 02:09:23,853 --> 02:09:26,812 You keep saying Denver. It's not Denver, it's Fairfax. 1586 02:09:26,986 --> 02:09:29,946 Now, I want my Roan money, please. Write that note. 1587 02:09:30,120 --> 02:09:32,949 Mr. Hale, I'm sorry, but until I hear from Denver, I can't— 1588 02:09:33,123 --> 02:09:35,212 - Do you know who I am? - Yes, sir. 1589 02:09:35,386 --> 02:09:38,215 You're not gonna honor this? You're not gonna give me that money? 1590 02:09:38,389 --> 02:09:40,652 - No, sir. - Well, you're gonna regret this. 1591 02:09:40,826 --> 02:09:43,394 You're gonna regret this, Mr. Insurance Man. 1592 02:09:46,963 --> 02:09:49,748 Gentlemen, come in. 1593 02:09:57,538 --> 02:09:59,671 - Hey, Mr. Hale? - Yeah. 1594 02:09:59,845 --> 02:10:01,368 CJ Robinson's here to see you. 1595 02:10:01,542 --> 02:10:03,153 - Mr. Hale. - CJ. 1596 02:10:04,894 --> 02:10:06,634 Wanna make a price on this? 1597 02:10:07,548 --> 02:10:10,638 Well, thought I'd take a look first. 1598 02:10:10,813 --> 02:10:12,336 All right. Make it quick. Not too long. 1599 02:10:16,514 --> 02:10:18,690 She has no face. 1600 02:10:20,300 --> 02:10:21,911 They took her head. 1601 02:10:22,085 --> 02:10:27,394 We didn't smoke her to the sky. Wah-kon-tah won't know her. 1602 02:10:28,613 --> 02:10:30,702 We smoked the house. 1603 02:10:30,876 --> 02:10:34,532 We smoked the house, darling. You jus— just don't remember, that's all. 1604 02:10:35,054 --> 02:10:37,013 You don't remember. 1605 02:10:37,187 --> 02:10:41,408 We— We was there with Bill and— and Reta and Joseph and Bertha. 1606 02:10:41,582 --> 02:10:45,021 We— We was all there together. We was there together for hours. 1607 02:10:45,195 --> 02:10:47,893 It's just... You don't remember, that's all. 1608 02:11:00,514 --> 02:11:01,689 Mollie? 1609 02:11:11,699 --> 02:11:13,353 You just rest now. 1610 02:11:19,272 --> 02:11:22,885 James and David Shoun, Bureau of Investigation. 1611 02:11:23,059 --> 02:11:25,844 We'd like to ask you a few questions about the death of Anna Brown. 1612 02:11:28,020 --> 02:11:29,935 Get dressed. We'll be right back. 1613 02:11:33,721 --> 02:11:36,811 I think you need to see the, uh, justice of the peace. 1614 02:11:36,986 --> 02:11:40,032 He has the inquest records about Anna Brown's death. 1615 02:11:40,206 --> 02:11:43,296 Those records have gone missing from his desk. 1616 02:11:43,470 --> 02:11:46,821 - So, then you need the undertaker, Turton. - Turton. 1617 02:11:46,996 --> 02:11:50,869 Yeah, he, uh— He has all the details you might need. 1618 02:11:51,043 --> 02:11:54,612 Uh... He kept the skull, - didn't he, David? - Oh, yes. Yes. 1619 02:11:54,786 --> 02:11:57,702 Seen him too, and that's what brings us to you. 1620 02:11:58,877 --> 02:12:01,532 Possible you lost the bullet that killed her? 1621 02:12:01,706 --> 02:12:05,101 Well, no, because we never found it. 1622 02:12:06,667 --> 02:12:09,714 That's why you were tearing up the brain, looking for the bullet? 1623 02:12:10,976 --> 02:12:13,152 Yes, that's right. 1624 02:12:13,326 --> 02:12:16,721 The condition of the corpse was so bad because she had been dead for five or— 1625 02:12:16,895 --> 02:12:19,028 - Six. Six days. - Six days. 1626 02:12:19,202 --> 02:12:21,726 And, uh, then we exhumed her. 1627 02:12:23,162 --> 02:12:25,338 Why did you cut the body up into small pieces 1628 02:12:25,512 --> 02:12:28,472 and cleave the flesh from the limbs with a meat axe? 1629 02:12:28,646 --> 02:12:30,865 We were looking for the bullet. 1630 02:12:32,302 --> 02:12:35,131 We couldn't find it. Yeah. 1631 02:12:35,305 --> 02:12:38,134 You know, this is a matter for the Indian tribal council. 1632 02:12:38,308 --> 02:12:39,613 You should see Chief... 1633 02:12:39,787 --> 02:12:41,006 - Bonnicastle. - Bonnicastle. 1634 02:12:41,180 --> 02:12:42,965 Oh, what's he gonna tell me? 1635 02:12:43,139 --> 02:12:46,969 This is Indian country. Go talk to the Indian. 1636 02:12:47,621 --> 02:12:49,058 Excuse us, gentlemen. 1637 02:12:49,884 --> 02:12:51,886 Well, well, well. 1638 02:12:52,975 --> 02:12:54,628 What took you so long to get here? 1639 02:12:56,108 --> 02:12:59,329 Well, I was just assigned to come down here a week ago. 1640 02:12:59,503 --> 02:13:01,548 Oh. Assigned by who? The president? 1641 02:13:01,722 --> 02:13:04,551 No, sir. By J. Edgar Hoover. 1642 02:13:04,725 --> 02:13:06,466 Well, I don't know him. 1643 02:13:09,339 --> 02:13:12,777 Well, uh, I hear you're the king of the Osage Hills, 1644 02:13:12,951 --> 02:13:15,867 and you might be the man to talk to. 1645 02:13:16,041 --> 02:13:17,564 I can give you my opinion. 1646 02:13:17,738 --> 02:13:20,263 Most likely this death business 1647 02:13:21,655 --> 02:13:24,919 is at the hands of a band of men from outside these parts, 1648 02:13:25,094 --> 02:13:26,660 possibly Nigras. 1649 02:13:26,834 --> 02:13:28,140 You saw what happened in Tulsa? 1650 02:13:28,880 --> 02:13:30,012 Yes, sir. 1651 02:13:30,186 --> 02:13:32,536 Then again, there's just bad luck. 1652 02:13:34,364 --> 02:13:38,498 Anna Brown, nasty mouth. A friend, but a nasty mouth. 1653 02:13:38,672 --> 02:13:40,239 Bound to happen. 1654 02:13:40,413 --> 02:13:44,330 Henry Roan, he was a melancholic. You must know that. 1655 02:13:44,504 --> 02:13:46,767 Then, of course, there was Charlie Whitehorn, 1656 02:13:46,941 --> 02:13:49,422 one of the nicest people you'd ever know. 1657 02:13:49,596 --> 02:13:51,685 What about the other dead Osage? 1658 02:13:51,859 --> 02:13:55,820 Twenty-five, it's gotta be - almost 30 now. - Yeah. Yeah. 1659 02:13:55,994 --> 02:13:59,563 It seems more like an epidemic than bad luck to me. 1660 02:13:59,737 --> 02:14:02,957 Yeah, it seems to me you need to speak with our justice of the peace. 1661 02:14:03,132 --> 02:14:07,353 I did. Uh, I visited with him, and he was not very helpful. 1662 02:14:07,527 --> 02:14:08,833 He wasn't? 1663 02:14:09,007 --> 02:14:10,226 Principal Chief? 1664 02:14:10,400 --> 02:14:11,836 I visited with him too. 1665 02:14:13,490 --> 02:14:15,579 They said to... come see you. 1666 02:14:17,450 --> 02:14:19,626 Well, we want to put a finish to this death business, 1667 02:14:19,800 --> 02:14:21,976 but this isn't the place to do it. 1668 02:14:22,151 --> 02:14:24,414 I'd be happy to talk to you and answer any questions, whenever you have them. 1669 02:14:24,414 --> 02:14:27,591 We can meet somewhere else. But here...? Not quite the place. 1670 02:14:29,506 --> 02:14:31,812 I guess I-I'll find you at a later date. 1671 02:14:31,986 --> 02:14:35,251 Thank you for your time, and I'm sorry to disturb your shave. 1672 02:14:35,425 --> 02:14:39,690 Oh, that's all right. That's all right. I'll wait to hear from you. 1673 02:14:55,445 --> 02:14:56,794 Hey, Blackie. 1674 02:14:57,708 --> 02:14:58,839 Don't turn. 1675 02:15:00,624 --> 02:15:03,627 Government men have been coming around. Stirring. 1676 02:15:05,411 --> 02:15:07,587 I've done my time. 1677 02:15:07,761 --> 02:15:11,374 No use staying around someplace when there's trouble. 1678 02:15:11,548 --> 02:15:14,116 I owe you for what you've done for my nephew. 1679 02:15:15,160 --> 02:15:18,250 You stood pat on that roadster debacle. 1680 02:15:19,599 --> 02:15:24,038 Just spend time down someplace else. Stay out of town. 1681 02:15:24,822 --> 02:15:26,780 That place might be Drumright. 1682 02:15:29,131 --> 02:15:30,610 - Drumright? - Drumright. 1683 02:15:31,959 --> 02:15:36,355 Try and get there early. Nigra janitor opens at sunrise. 1684 02:15:40,316 --> 02:15:42,274 Appreciate the payday. 1685 02:15:44,798 --> 02:15:46,409 Goddamnit! 1686 02:15:51,718 --> 02:15:53,677 - Hands in the air! - Don't you move! 1687 02:15:53,677 --> 02:15:55,940 Damn it. 1688 02:15:59,552 --> 02:16:02,990 Plié and straight. Plié and straight. 1689 02:16:03,165 --> 02:16:05,819 Thank you, Bill, for your support of this town 1690 02:16:05,993 --> 02:16:08,300 and all the things you've done for this community. 1691 02:16:08,474 --> 02:16:11,477 And now this beautiful dance school. 1692 02:16:11,651 --> 02:16:15,438 Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Bill Hale, our sponsor. 1693 02:16:21,792 --> 02:16:23,272 We brought you an offering 1694 02:16:23,446 --> 02:16:26,100 to invite you into our home, to bless us with medicine. 1695 02:16:28,712 --> 02:16:30,017 You made this? 1696 02:16:30,757 --> 02:16:32,150 Did your girls get a pony? 1697 02:16:32,324 --> 02:16:35,458 Yes, they did. - Thank you, Bill. - Course, course. 1698 02:16:35,632 --> 02:16:41,551 Uh, Bob, I'd like you to keep a watchful eye on your business tonight. 1699 02:16:41,725 --> 02:16:46,425 Yeah, I've heard that they're setting up a robbery of your store at 11:00 p.m. 1700 02:16:47,992 --> 02:16:50,734 So, maybe it's those gems you stashed. 1701 02:16:52,649 --> 02:16:53,998 Two whites and a Nigra. 1702 02:16:56,174 --> 02:16:57,436 Thank you, brother. 1703 02:16:58,437 --> 02:16:59,482 Course. 1704 02:17:03,921 --> 02:17:08,012 Acie, here's the rest I owe you, with great appreciation. 1705 02:17:09,622 --> 02:17:12,582 You aware there's federal agents around, right? 1706 02:17:12,756 --> 02:17:16,063 - Uh-huh. - They're looking into that blast. 1707 02:17:17,543 --> 02:17:19,632 Well, this ain't federal land. This is Indian land, 1708 02:17:19,806 --> 02:17:21,765 so there's no trouble that can come. 1709 02:17:27,292 --> 02:17:29,076 Good time to take a trip. 1710 02:17:30,904 --> 02:17:34,691 I have a nice opportunity for you if you'll let me tell you of something. 1711 02:17:39,652 --> 02:17:41,654 - Sure. - Okay. 1712 02:18:01,195 --> 02:18:02,284 C'mon! 1713 02:18:07,854 --> 02:18:10,248 Stop, you thieving bastards! 1714 02:18:33,358 --> 02:18:34,751 How do you do, sir? 1715 02:18:38,711 --> 02:18:40,452 Is this Henry Grammer's setup? 1716 02:18:41,366 --> 02:18:43,629 Any idea where we could find him? 1717 02:18:43,803 --> 02:18:48,721 An angel done come down and wrapped her big old wings right in his chest. 1718 02:18:48,895 --> 02:18:50,984 Now he's down with the snakes. 1719 02:19:01,821 --> 02:19:02,821 When this happen? 1720 02:19:02,953 --> 02:19:04,302 Yesterday. 1721 02:19:15,531 --> 02:19:16,793 Put that away, brother. 1722 02:19:16,967 --> 02:19:18,795 - What? - Come on outside. 1723 02:19:20,666 --> 02:19:23,277 Goddamn it. I quit. 1724 02:19:23,887 --> 02:19:24,975 What is it? 1725 02:19:26,759 --> 02:19:27,760 Hey, Byron. 1726 02:19:35,594 --> 02:19:36,639 What is it? 1727 02:19:37,248 --> 02:19:38,249 Ernest, 1728 02:19:39,163 --> 02:19:40,817 if you're charged, 1729 02:19:40,991 --> 02:19:43,428 if anything happens, you're gonna beat it. It's okay. 1730 02:19:43,602 --> 02:19:45,082 What are you... You're gonna beat it. 1731 02:19:45,256 --> 02:19:47,519 What are you talking about? 1732 02:19:47,693 --> 02:19:50,087 What are they gonna charge me with? What could they charge me with? 1733 02:19:50,087 --> 02:19:53,220 Ernest, I have many friends. Many, many friends. 1734 02:19:53,395 --> 02:19:55,527 That means I have the best attorneys. 1735 02:19:55,701 --> 02:19:58,443 They protect me, and they're gonna protect you. 1736 02:19:58,617 --> 02:20:02,055 So you don't have to worry. Nobody's coming after you, Son. Nobody. 1737 02:20:02,229 --> 02:20:04,754 Thank you, King. 1738 02:20:04,928 --> 02:20:06,451 - What? - It's a— just a... 1739 02:20:06,625 --> 02:20:08,192 What? What is it? What? 1740 02:20:08,366 --> 02:20:10,368 His stomach's all torn up. 1741 02:20:10,542 --> 02:20:13,763 - You all right? - Yeah... ... Myrtie's a mess. 1742 02:20:13,937 --> 02:20:18,158 - Willie is hysterical. - And I didn't— I don't know how to— 1743 02:20:18,332 --> 02:20:21,248 I don't know what to do about it, but... 1744 02:20:21,423 --> 02:20:25,165 But you need— You need to sign this here now. 1745 02:20:25,339 --> 02:20:28,081 Something happens to you, the headrights got to stay in the family. 1746 02:20:28,255 --> 02:20:29,996 This is the only way to do it. 1747 02:20:31,955 --> 02:20:34,914 They got to stay in the family. You know that. 1748 02:20:35,088 --> 02:20:38,440 Well, well— What if something happens to me— What... 1749 02:20:38,614 --> 02:20:41,312 If something happens to me, what? What— What would happen to me? 1750 02:20:41,312 --> 02:20:44,358 Nothing's gonna happen to you. It's just— just a formality. 1751 02:20:44,533 --> 02:20:46,186 Nothing's gonna happen to you 1752 02:20:46,360 --> 02:20:48,841 because I'm gonna make sure nothing's gonna happen to you. 1753 02:20:51,061 --> 02:20:52,584 You, did you— Did you sign this paper? 1754 02:20:52,758 --> 02:20:54,978 Oh, yeah, he signed it. Yeah, he signed. 1755 02:20:55,152 --> 02:20:56,588 My wife's not sick. 1756 02:20:57,502 --> 02:20:59,722 His wife's not sick, but he signed it. 1757 02:20:59,896 --> 02:21:01,419 We all have to sign this. 1758 02:21:01,593 --> 02:21:04,988 This way, for sure, the money stays in the family. 1759 02:21:09,166 --> 02:21:11,037 Hey, Son... 1760 02:21:11,211 --> 02:21:12,371 Hey, Byron, give us a minute. 1761 02:21:12,517 --> 02:21:13,692 Sure, King. 1762 02:21:20,307 --> 02:21:21,091 You all right? 1763 02:21:21,265 --> 02:21:23,049 Yeah, I'm— I'm... 1764 02:21:24,007 --> 02:21:26,357 I'm— I'm fine, I guess. 1765 02:21:26,531 --> 02:21:29,839 Mmm. You're not afraid? 'Cause there's no reason to be afraid. 1766 02:21:30,013 --> 02:21:31,275 No. I'm not... 1767 02:21:33,538 --> 02:21:35,148 You giving her the shots? 1768 02:21:35,932 --> 02:21:37,673 - Shots? Yeah. - Mm-hmm. 1769 02:21:37,847 --> 02:21:41,024 Yeah, I'm doing wha— I'm doing what I'm supposed to be doing. 1770 02:21:41,198 --> 02:21:42,199 Giving her all of it? 1771 02:21:42,373 --> 02:21:44,070 Yeah. Yeah. 1772 02:21:45,245 --> 02:21:47,378 You just gotta remember to give her all of it. 1773 02:21:47,552 --> 02:21:49,336 I am, King. I am. 1774 02:21:49,511 --> 02:21:52,339 I'm doing like we said. I'm keeping her— I'm keeping her quiet. 1775 02:21:52,514 --> 02:21:53,776 She's— She's quiet. 1776 02:21:53,950 --> 02:21:56,866 Well, just make sure you do it. Hmm. 1777 02:21:57,040 --> 02:22:01,610 Now, Ernest, I know you love Mollie, and I know I love her too. 1778 02:22:01,784 --> 02:22:03,612 But the truth is 1779 02:22:04,874 --> 02:22:06,266 she gonna pass on. 1780 02:22:08,704 --> 02:22:10,401 You know that. 1781 02:22:10,575 --> 02:22:13,012 There's nothing we can do about that. It's in God's hands. 1782 02:22:13,839 --> 02:22:15,537 And he's waiting on her now. 1783 02:22:18,540 --> 02:22:23,632 Now, you— You got to stay by her side and give her this medicine to ease her pain. 1784 02:22:23,806 --> 02:22:25,851 And you're never gonna regret 1785 02:22:26,025 --> 02:22:29,420 spending this time with her before she returns to the eternal. 1786 02:22:29,594 --> 02:22:31,291 You're never gonna regret that. 1787 02:22:33,293 --> 02:22:34,730 And you're strong now. 1788 02:22:36,079 --> 02:22:37,646 Right? You're strong. 1789 02:22:37,820 --> 02:22:38,821 Yeah. 1790 02:22:39,561 --> 02:22:41,214 Be there for her. 1791 02:22:43,608 --> 02:22:45,262 And you need to sign this. 1792 02:22:51,007 --> 02:22:53,705 You want me - to sign that? Hmm. - You have to sign it, Son. 1793 02:22:56,055 --> 02:22:57,666 All right, King. 1794 02:23:32,962 --> 02:23:34,093 Evening, boys. 1795 02:23:35,181 --> 02:23:36,313 John. 1796 02:23:38,097 --> 02:23:40,056 This is what I got so far. 1797 02:23:40,230 --> 02:23:43,929 I was over in Ralston yesterday. 1798 02:23:44,103 --> 02:23:46,584 I met this old-timer by the name of Alvin Reynolds. 1799 02:23:47,629 --> 02:23:49,369 Told me a lot. 1800 02:23:50,501 --> 02:23:53,547 I knew every Indian they murdered. 1801 02:23:53,722 --> 02:23:58,204 That bunch would give poisoned liquor to dogs just to see what would happen. 1802 02:23:58,814 --> 02:24:00,642 They'd even kill coyotes. 1803 02:24:01,512 --> 02:24:03,732 I don't care so much about coyotes, 1804 02:24:03,906 --> 02:24:07,257 but it ain't right to kill 'em like that when they could have a natural death. 1805 02:24:07,431 --> 02:24:10,869 My son-in-law tells me I ought to keep quiet 1806 02:24:11,043 --> 02:24:13,263 or that bunch will come after me and kill me too. 1807 02:24:13,437 --> 02:24:17,049 But my time is up already, so I'm gonna tell you who did it. 1808 02:24:19,138 --> 02:24:21,401 I was sitting right here, 1809 02:24:21,575 --> 02:24:26,406 and I saw Byron Burkhart driving Anna Brown right down this road. 1810 02:24:30,106 --> 02:24:32,761 Kelsie Morrison and his wife was in the back seat. 1811 02:24:33,849 --> 02:24:36,852 They took Anna and got her good and drunk. 1812 02:24:37,026 --> 02:24:41,508 And they were all together. Kelsie, Byron and Anna. 1813 02:24:42,335 --> 02:24:43,597 I ain't lying. 1814 02:24:44,294 --> 02:24:45,295 Kelsie Morrison? 1815 02:24:47,297 --> 02:24:53,695 Kelsie Morrison runs dope and whiskey from Fort Worth to New Orleans to Dallas. 1816 02:24:53,869 --> 02:24:56,698 You remember Bill Stepson, the rodeo roper? 1817 02:24:56,872 --> 02:25:00,310 Bill Stepson died of corn whiskey. There was no investigation. 1818 02:25:01,137 --> 02:25:02,921 Bill's wife was Tillie Stepson. 1819 02:25:04,009 --> 02:25:07,143 Kelsie drops his first wife Catherine 1820 02:25:07,317 --> 02:25:10,581 and marries Tillie two weeks after Bill dies. 1821 02:25:13,279 --> 02:25:16,718 Two months after that, Tillie dies from poison. 1822 02:25:16,892 --> 02:25:19,155 Kelsie runs off with Tillie's kids down to Mexico, 1823 02:25:19,329 --> 02:25:21,418 but he comes back 'cause some smart lawyer tells him 1824 02:25:21,592 --> 02:25:23,725 he's gonna be in much bigger trouble if he doesn't. 1825 02:25:26,553 --> 02:25:30,296 So my dead wife has two kids, and they have my name. 1826 02:25:31,080 --> 02:25:34,039 So, if I adopted them proper, 1827 02:25:34,213 --> 02:25:37,390 and if these two kids were to die, would I inherit their estates? 1828 02:25:37,564 --> 02:25:39,262 They're Osage. 1829 02:25:39,436 --> 02:25:41,960 Well, one of them's half Osage, but they have headrights. 1830 02:25:43,179 --> 02:25:45,834 Kelsie, you realize that this indicates to me 1831 02:25:46,008 --> 02:25:49,315 that you're planning on adopting and killing these children? 1832 02:25:49,489 --> 02:25:52,666 No, not if it's not legal and I don't get the money. 1833 02:25:52,841 --> 02:25:54,364 Then I'm not gonna do it. 1834 02:26:03,025 --> 02:26:04,722 Kelsie Morrison? 1835 02:26:04,896 --> 02:26:07,029 - Who? - Kelsie Morrison. 1836 02:26:07,203 --> 02:26:08,247 My name is Lloyd Miller. 1837 02:26:08,421 --> 02:26:09,988 Oh. Oh, come on over here, Lloyd. 1838 02:26:10,162 --> 02:26:11,816 We wanna talk to you about that. 1839 02:26:14,776 --> 02:26:16,995 I always admired Kelsie's ambition. 1840 02:26:18,736 --> 02:26:19,998 Told him so, and he thanked me. 1841 02:26:20,172 --> 02:26:22,784 Kelsie, I have always admired your ambition. 1842 02:26:22,958 --> 02:26:23,958 Thank you. 1843 02:26:24,089 --> 02:26:25,482 What can you tell us 1844 02:26:25,656 --> 02:26:27,745 about Byron and Ernest Burkhart and those murders? 1845 02:26:28,964 --> 02:26:30,400 Byron and Ernest Burkhart? 1846 02:26:32,141 --> 02:26:34,099 I think we can help each other out here. 1847 02:26:37,711 --> 02:26:39,844 I'm in real good with the people now. 1848 02:26:40,018 --> 02:26:42,586 The Wahzhazhe, they tell me things. 1849 02:26:44,240 --> 02:26:48,157 I'm a trusted friend of Father Albert too. He confided in me. 1850 02:26:48,331 --> 02:26:51,073 Told me everything that was going on with Mollie Burkhart. 1851 02:26:53,162 --> 02:26:54,641 Said she fears for her life. 1852 02:26:57,209 --> 02:26:59,429 He say who she was most afraid of? 1853 02:27:03,781 --> 02:27:05,000 Come on now, Tom. 1854 02:27:06,871 --> 02:27:09,526 You got a better chance of convicting a guy for kicking a dog 1855 02:27:09,700 --> 02:27:11,093 than killing an Indian. 1856 02:27:25,759 --> 02:27:27,326 That's Bill Hale's ranch. 1857 02:27:40,557 --> 02:27:43,168 I sold him a $30,000 fire policy last month. 1858 02:27:44,778 --> 02:27:47,651 Well, Mr. Insurance Man, looks like you got some work in the morning. 1859 02:30:23,285 --> 02:30:25,026 You're next. 1860 02:31:32,702 --> 02:31:33,790 Well... 1861 02:31:36,097 --> 02:31:38,099 here we go. 1862 02:31:39,143 --> 02:31:41,624 Here we go, huh? Well... 1863 02:31:42,842 --> 02:31:44,235 I got something to tell you. 1864 02:31:45,018 --> 02:31:46,063 You, uh... 1865 02:31:47,543 --> 02:31:52,156 I got something to tell you. My wife's— My wife's real sick. 1866 02:31:52,330 --> 02:31:56,900 I got— I gotta get home and see my wife. She's real sick. 1867 02:31:57,074 --> 02:31:59,076 S-Son? Come— Come with me now. 1868 02:32:00,556 --> 02:32:05,865 Gotta go talk to my wife. She's, uh— She's not doing too well, so... 1869 02:32:06,039 --> 02:32:08,259 We're gonna go home, and, uh... 1870 02:32:08,433 --> 02:32:10,740 We're gonna go home and— and take care of her, right? 1871 02:32:10,914 --> 02:32:12,524 All right, Son. Boy. 1872 02:32:12,698 --> 02:32:15,919 You got this all wrong. You got this all wrong. 1873 02:32:16,093 --> 02:32:18,226 Whatever you think you know, you don't know. 1874 02:32:19,836 --> 02:32:22,186 Son, you go with him, all right? All right. 1875 02:32:23,100 --> 02:32:24,928 My wife, she's real sick! 1876 02:32:26,016 --> 02:32:27,235 Been real sick. 1877 02:32:36,200 --> 02:32:37,897 Can I, uh... 1878 02:32:40,117 --> 02:32:41,336 Can I sit down? 1879 02:32:43,512 --> 02:32:44,817 Standing's good. 1880 02:32:52,912 --> 02:32:57,090 Wanna talk to you about the murders of Reta and Bill Smith, and Anna Brown. 1881 02:33:18,590 --> 02:33:20,201 I need to sit down. 1882 02:33:21,463 --> 02:33:24,030 Yes, you do. But you're standing. 1883 02:33:25,815 --> 02:33:27,295 I'm standing now, 1884 02:33:29,079 --> 02:33:30,994 but I'm gonna have to get some sleep. 1885 02:33:33,214 --> 02:33:37,261 You can't be holding me here like this... ... much longer. 1886 02:33:39,176 --> 02:33:42,266 Were you alone when you put the explosives under the house 1887 02:33:42,440 --> 02:33:44,181 or was Blackie Thompson with you? 1888 02:33:46,662 --> 02:33:47,793 Who? 1889 02:33:47,967 --> 02:33:49,404 Blackie Thompson. 1890 02:33:49,578 --> 02:33:51,406 No. He was nowhere around me. 1891 02:33:55,192 --> 02:33:59,501 I don't even know him so much, just— just from around town. That's all. 1892 02:34:02,939 --> 02:34:04,984 And did you put the explosives under the house? 1893 02:34:05,158 --> 02:34:07,552 I don't know nothing about no explosives. 1894 02:34:15,952 --> 02:34:18,607 You didn't rob a bank in Oilton with him, did you? 1895 02:34:19,129 --> 02:34:20,130 No. 1896 02:34:22,001 --> 02:34:25,744 You did, uh, help Blackie Thompson 1897 02:34:25,918 --> 02:34:29,661 steal your own Buick in 1921 1898 02:34:29,835 --> 02:34:33,491 for the purposes of collecting insurance money on it, didn't you? 1899 02:34:33,665 --> 02:34:34,665 Uhm-uhm. 1900 02:34:34,753 --> 02:34:36,494 - You didn't? - Uhm-uhm. 1901 02:34:36,668 --> 02:34:40,063 I let him use my bucket for a while, but that's— 1902 02:34:40,237 --> 02:34:43,588 I told him he could ride around. But, uh... 1903 02:34:43,762 --> 02:34:45,198 What did he want it for? 1904 02:34:45,373 --> 02:34:47,505 I don't know what he wanted it fer. 1905 02:34:47,679 --> 02:34:53,250 That ain't my business. Probably to enjoy hisself. 1906 02:34:53,424 --> 02:34:57,515 If a man wanted to borrow my car, I might ask him what he wanted it for. 1907 02:34:59,343 --> 02:35:02,694 Someti— Sometimes people just wanna take a ride. 1908 02:35:02,868 --> 02:35:04,827 I don't ask no questions. 1909 02:35:06,176 --> 02:35:10,920 So you loaned it to him? You didn't ask him what it was for? 1910 02:35:13,139 --> 02:35:15,316 Yeah. 1911 02:35:15,490 --> 02:35:18,231 Just a neighborly guy. 1912 02:35:18,406 --> 02:35:24,890 You got me. I loaned it to him. 1913 02:35:25,064 --> 02:35:27,806 I loaned it to him. I guess that's against the law, right? 1914 02:35:27,980 --> 02:35:29,547 All right. 1915 02:35:37,903 --> 02:35:39,470 How are you doing, Ernest? 1916 02:35:43,866 --> 02:35:45,041 Blackie. 1917 02:35:51,264 --> 02:35:53,484 Um, uh... 1918 02:35:55,138 --> 02:35:56,879 May I talk to this man? 1919 02:35:58,228 --> 02:36:01,536 May I talk to this man alone for— for a while? 1920 02:36:08,064 --> 02:36:09,718 They got you turned around? 1921 02:36:11,284 --> 02:36:12,677 Me turned around? 1922 02:36:13,765 --> 02:36:15,767 No, they ain't got me turned around, Blackie. 1923 02:36:17,639 --> 02:36:21,860 Go on now. What'd you tell 'em? What'd you tell 'em? 1924 02:36:22,034 --> 02:36:25,864 I told them when I came out of prison, to make things right with you, 1925 02:36:26,038 --> 02:36:27,213 you gave me $1.50. 1926 02:36:28,563 --> 02:36:30,913 You just told us we all knew the chances we were taking. 1927 02:36:31,087 --> 02:36:33,089 Yeah, we did. We knew the chances we were taking. 1928 02:36:33,263 --> 02:36:35,439 But I didn't give you $1.50, I gave you a twenty. 1929 02:36:35,613 --> 02:36:37,572 No, you didn't. It was $1.50. 1930 02:36:37,746 --> 02:36:40,386 I didn't give you $1.50. I gave you a t— I meant to give you a tw— 1931 02:36:40,531 --> 02:36:43,752 Nah, I did give you a twenty. No, I remember now. I gave you a twenty. 1932 02:36:43,926 --> 02:36:45,406 - Bullshit. - Listen. 1933 02:36:46,232 --> 02:36:48,365 You gotta just— 1934 02:36:48,539 --> 02:36:51,890 You gotta tell me what you told them, Blackie. All of it. What you tell them? 1935 02:36:52,064 --> 02:36:54,153 - I told them all of it. - All of it? 1936 02:36:54,327 --> 02:36:57,374 I told all of it. I told them how you and your uncle are too much goddamn Jew. 1937 02:36:57,548 --> 02:36:59,158 Jew? 1938 02:36:59,332 --> 02:37:01,683 Yeah, I'm sitting here doing life for that Drumright cop. 1939 02:37:01,857 --> 02:37:03,946 Well, I'm telling you right now, Ernest. 1940 02:37:04,120 --> 02:37:06,383 You can't handle any prison, boy. 1941 02:37:06,557 --> 02:37:08,317 You're better off telling them what you know, 1942 02:37:08,472 --> 02:37:11,475 for your sake, for your family's sake, and for your pleasure. 1943 02:37:11,649 --> 02:37:14,347 Y-Y-You know something. Youse is as dumb as a washboard. 1944 02:37:14,522 --> 02:37:16,219 - You know that? - Oh, am I? 1945 02:37:16,393 --> 02:37:18,874 Yeah, you go on yapping first chance you get, huh, Blackie? 1946 02:37:19,048 --> 02:37:21,311 We— We were supposed to be partners. 1947 02:37:21,485 --> 02:37:23,574 It ain't my fault that you—Partners? 1948 02:37:23,748 --> 02:37:26,055 It ain't my fault you got caught with the car, you dumbbell. 1949 02:37:26,055 --> 02:37:28,710 Call me a goddamn partner? You didn't give me shit. 1950 02:37:28,884 --> 02:37:31,234 Oh, let me tell you something. Hale's got a whole plan. 1951 02:37:31,408 --> 02:37:34,150 And I'm gonna talk to him, make sure you ain't a part of it 1952 02:37:34,324 --> 02:37:36,065 'cause you're so thick in the head. 1953 02:37:36,239 --> 02:37:38,546 He always said you was thick in the head. You know that? 1954 02:37:38,720 --> 02:37:41,853 This is the plan. I'm sitting here because of his plan. 1955 02:37:57,608 --> 02:37:59,305 Mollie... 1956 02:38:12,327 --> 02:38:15,580 Are you real? 1957 02:38:19,238 --> 02:38:20,718 I could be real. 1958 02:38:39,781 --> 02:38:42,174 All right, all right. That— That's enough. 1959 02:38:47,092 --> 02:38:49,442 Ernest, you're a good man, aren't you? 1960 02:38:50,966 --> 02:38:53,969 Yes, sir. I am. I suppose so. 1961 02:38:55,318 --> 02:38:58,669 You suppose so? Are you or aren't you? 1962 02:38:58,843 --> 02:39:00,976 I am, sir. I am. 1963 02:39:01,150 --> 02:39:02,760 You love your wife and children? 1964 02:39:04,109 --> 02:39:05,328 Yes, sir. I do. 1965 02:39:05,502 --> 02:39:07,591 You served your country in infantry and— 1966 02:39:07,765 --> 02:39:10,638 and I don't think this is how your life was meant to turn out. 1967 02:39:14,250 --> 02:39:19,211 Now, it seems to me your family back home, 1968 02:39:20,778 --> 02:39:25,435 they're more of a blessing to you than your uncle, King Bill Hale. 1969 02:39:28,569 --> 02:39:33,443 You and I both know he presents himself as a very righteous man. 1970 02:39:36,794 --> 02:39:38,448 And that's just not who he is. 1971 02:39:42,583 --> 02:39:44,323 He's done nothing for you, son... 1972 02:39:46,325 --> 02:39:47,500 except... 1973 02:39:48,676 --> 02:39:50,242 make you do bad things 1974 02:39:50,416 --> 02:39:54,029 and take advantage of you because of your... disposition. 1975 02:40:00,470 --> 02:40:02,080 So what do you say we start over? 1976 02:40:06,781 --> 02:40:07,825 I, uh... 1977 02:40:11,350 --> 02:40:13,483 I wanna get home to see my wife, 1978 02:40:15,267 --> 02:40:16,617 so you, uh... 1979 02:40:18,575 --> 02:40:20,316 you tell me what I gotta do. 1980 02:40:24,059 --> 02:40:26,583 You know who killed Henry Roan? 1981 02:40:39,030 --> 02:40:40,336 Don't you run now. 1982 02:40:44,383 --> 02:40:45,689 I'm here to take you in. 1983 02:41:01,574 --> 02:41:04,214 I understand you know something about the Henry Roan murder? 1984 02:41:06,014 --> 02:41:08,581 Why, I don't know nothing about it. 1985 02:41:10,932 --> 02:41:14,196 Well, I have a man here who says he's your friend, 1986 02:41:14,370 --> 02:41:16,198 who says you do know something about it. 1987 02:41:17,590 --> 02:41:18,679 Who is he? 1988 02:41:40,788 --> 02:41:42,441 So this is on my neck? 1989 02:41:44,487 --> 02:41:45,531 Yes, sir. 1990 02:41:52,843 --> 02:41:54,540 Get your pencils. 1991 02:42:10,273 --> 02:42:12,775 Where's my husband? 1992 02:42:13,777 --> 02:42:15,177 Does she have a doctor? 1993 02:42:15,300 --> 02:42:16,606 No. She won't see one. 1994 02:42:17,389 --> 02:42:18,695 Let's take her. 1995 02:42:22,076 --> 02:42:23,119 Are you real? 1996 02:42:24,135 --> 02:42:25,223 Ready? 1997 02:42:30,707 --> 02:42:32,187 Ma'am. 1998 02:42:32,920 --> 02:42:35,465 Where's my husband? 1999 02:42:36,539 --> 02:42:37,758 We're gonna get you some help. 2000 02:42:54,644 --> 02:42:56,733 Mrs. Burkhart. Mrs. Burkhart. 2001 02:42:56,733 --> 02:42:57,933 I need heroin, two milligrams. 2002 02:43:03,696 --> 02:43:04,915 You want protection? 2003 02:43:10,878 --> 02:43:12,749 From who? 2004 02:43:14,838 --> 02:43:18,363 From, um... From my uncle. 2005 02:43:23,368 --> 02:43:24,935 - Hey, Harve. - Bill. 2006 02:43:26,328 --> 02:43:31,202 I understand I'm wanted. Well, I'm here to turn myself in. 2007 02:43:31,376 --> 02:43:33,030 Wh— What you supposed to have done? 2008 02:43:33,204 --> 02:43:34,724 Killed somebody, if you can believe it. 2009 02:43:34,771 --> 02:43:36,729 Oh, now, Bill, I wouldn't go that far. 2010 02:43:36,904 --> 02:43:37,905 Arrest me, son. 2011 02:43:38,731 --> 02:43:40,429 Uh— We don't need to do that. 2012 02:43:40,603 --> 02:43:42,474 Oh, it's all right. Come on, son. 2013 02:43:42,648 --> 02:43:45,434 - Mr. Hale, a statement? - Mr. Hale! 2014 02:43:45,608 --> 02:43:47,131 What do you know about the murders? 2015 02:43:47,305 --> 02:43:49,438 Just a statement? Just, "I'm innocent"? 2016 02:43:49,612 --> 02:43:53,094 Innocent as a newborn baby. Even more. 2017 02:43:53,268 --> 02:43:54,588 Mr. Hale! Mr. Hale! 2018 02:43:54,617 --> 02:43:56,401 When am I gonna get to talk to my wife? 2019 02:43:56,575 --> 02:43:58,534 You told me if I testified, I could see my wife. 2020 02:43:58,708 --> 02:44:00,841 Well, she is in the hospital in Pawhuska right now. 2021 02:44:01,015 --> 02:44:03,669 She's in the hospital? Is she all right? 2022 02:44:04,235 --> 02:44:05,933 She doesn't seem it. 2023 02:44:06,107 --> 02:44:08,239 You tell her I wanna get a letter to her. I got a letter— 2024 02:44:08,239 --> 02:44:09,850 Where they taking you, Mr. Burkhart? 2025 02:44:09,850 --> 02:44:12,461 I'm, uh— I'm going the other way for a while now. 2026 02:44:12,635 --> 02:44:15,072 Where are they taking you, sir? 2027 02:44:16,900 --> 02:44:18,815 Where are you taking me? 2028 02:44:18,989 --> 02:44:21,644 We're not charging you with anything because you're going to testify. 2029 02:44:21,644 --> 02:44:23,564 I know you wanna get back to Mollie and the kids, 2030 02:44:23,733 --> 02:44:26,127 but right now it's best we take you out of state for a while, 2031 02:44:26,301 --> 02:44:28,129 keep Hale and his wolves at bay. 2032 02:44:28,303 --> 02:44:29,347 Understand? 2033 02:44:41,664 --> 02:44:44,264 Just for the record, where are you currently residing? 2034 02:44:44,319 --> 02:44:45,886 Penitentiary. 2035 02:44:46,060 --> 02:44:48,540 - Serving for how long? - Got a life sentence. 2036 02:44:48,714 --> 02:44:51,065 - For the Drumright job, right? - Yes, sir. 2037 02:44:51,239 --> 02:44:54,242 And that was William Hale that arranged that, right? 2038 02:44:54,416 --> 02:44:58,463 That he did. Yeah, that he did. Funny, ain't it? 2039 02:44:59,334 --> 02:45:00,335 Take a letter. 2040 02:45:01,466 --> 02:45:04,992 "Judge not" by William K. Hale. 2041 02:45:05,166 --> 02:45:07,820 Who asked you to kill Bill and Reta Smith? 2042 02:45:08,865 --> 02:45:10,911 William Hale and Ernest Burkhart. 2043 02:45:11,085 --> 02:45:13,696 Have you had any recent contact with Mr. Hale? 2044 02:45:13,870 --> 02:45:16,351 Yeah, I have. Matter of fact, I have. 2045 02:45:16,525 --> 02:45:19,136 He got a note to my jail cell. 2046 02:45:19,310 --> 02:45:22,357 Asked me to kill his nephew, Ernest. 2047 02:45:22,531 --> 02:45:23,924 Mr. Thompson. 2048 02:45:24,098 --> 02:45:26,491 The vilest criminal may rightfully demand a chance 2049 02:45:26,665 --> 02:45:29,668 to prove his innocence by a jury of his land. Judge not. 2050 02:45:29,842 --> 02:45:33,324 Yeah, he got a note to my jail cell saying he could help me exscape. 2051 02:45:33,498 --> 02:45:37,938 And when I got out, take his nephew Ernest to old Mexico and kill him. 2052 02:45:38,112 --> 02:45:42,203 I sent a note back saying that I wouldn't testify if he got me out. 2053 02:45:42,377 --> 02:45:43,769 And how did that work out for you? 2054 02:45:43,944 --> 02:45:46,033 How did what work out for me? 2055 02:45:46,207 --> 02:45:48,209 Mr. Hale's promise for a grand escape. 2056 02:45:48,383 --> 02:45:50,907 Shit, I'm sitting here talking to you, ain't I? 2057 02:45:51,081 --> 02:45:52,691 Damn, it didn't work out too well. 2058 02:45:52,865 --> 02:45:54,824 Judge not. 2059 02:45:55,956 --> 02:45:57,476 Put that in the Pawhuska Daily Journal, 2060 02:45:57,566 --> 02:45:59,046 Fairfax Chief, 2061 02:45:59,220 --> 02:46:01,020 The Hominy Journal, and The Osage County News. 2062 02:46:01,091 --> 02:46:02,092 Yes, Mr. Hale. 2063 02:46:05,182 --> 02:46:06,531 Your mama's walking. 2064 02:46:09,317 --> 02:46:10,840 Doesn't she look wonderful? 2065 02:46:18,587 --> 02:46:19,980 Hold steady, son. 2066 02:46:21,633 --> 02:46:22,895 Narrow is the way. 2067 02:47:03,675 --> 02:47:07,070 I demand to confer privately with Mr. Burkhart! 2068 02:47:07,244 --> 02:47:08,637 This is unheard of. 2069 02:47:08,811 --> 02:47:11,161 Ernest Burkhart is my client! 2070 02:47:11,335 --> 02:47:12,771 The rules prohibit this. 2071 02:47:12,945 --> 02:47:15,818 I demand the opportunity to speak with Mr. Burkhart! 2072 02:47:15,992 --> 02:47:19,169 This man cannot represent both the defendant and the witness. 2073 02:47:19,343 --> 02:47:20,562 It is a conflict. 2074 02:47:20,736 --> 02:47:23,652 He has been missing for two months! 2075 02:47:23,826 --> 02:47:28,178 And I have not had a chance to communicate with him before he testifies! 2076 02:47:28,352 --> 02:47:30,572 This is tantamount to witness tampering! 2077 02:47:30,746 --> 02:47:34,532 Mr. Burkhart, is this man really your attorney? 2078 02:47:34,706 --> 02:47:36,317 I don't know. 2079 02:47:36,491 --> 02:47:41,104 I don't have a contract with him, but, uh... 2080 02:47:41,278 --> 02:47:43,846 I'm willing to sp— talk to him. Yeah. 2081 02:47:44,020 --> 02:47:47,545 The rules prohibit this, Your Honor. 2082 02:47:47,719 --> 02:47:49,895 The prosecution will not allow 2083 02:47:50,070 --> 02:47:53,116 any conference between Mr. Hamilton and this witness 2084 02:47:53,290 --> 02:47:55,423 before the beginning of these proceedings! 2085 02:47:55,597 --> 02:47:59,209 The Wahzhazhe people deserve justice! 2086 02:47:59,383 --> 02:48:01,907 Give him to us! I'll be his executioner! 2087 02:48:02,082 --> 02:48:05,346 Mr. Burkhart will be remanded over to the custody of the marshals. 2088 02:48:05,520 --> 02:48:07,348 Marshals, get him out of here. 2089 02:48:07,522 --> 02:48:10,742 Court is adjourned until ten o'clock tomorrow. Clear the courtroom. 2090 02:48:49,868 --> 02:48:51,218 I'm sorry... 2091 02:48:53,655 --> 02:48:55,004 for all troubles. 2092 02:49:09,567 --> 02:49:12,069 I'll take you home now. 2093 02:49:27,515 --> 02:49:28,603 Brother. 2094 02:49:29,995 --> 02:49:31,258 Brother. 2095 02:49:34,478 --> 02:49:37,046 Freeling and Hamilton wanna see you at Hale's tonight. 2096 02:49:37,699 --> 02:49:38,917 Talk things over. 2097 02:50:05,901 --> 02:50:07,250 Sheriff. 2098 02:50:07,424 --> 02:50:08,425 Ernest. 2099 02:50:09,078 --> 02:50:10,340 Aunt Myrtie. 2100 02:50:15,519 --> 02:50:19,828 Ernest, uh, you know Mr. Solowey? Uh, Solowey Oil? 2101 02:50:20,002 --> 02:50:23,484 And, uh, of course, Mr. Kraceon, Kraceon Oil. 2102 02:50:26,835 --> 02:50:28,271 Here. Come sit. 2103 02:50:33,363 --> 02:50:35,235 If you testify against your uncle, 2104 02:50:35,409 --> 02:50:40,675 you realize that this can be held against you for the rest of your life 2105 02:50:40,849 --> 02:50:43,852 and you can be convicted for the Smith murder, 2106 02:50:44,026 --> 02:50:48,030 spend the rest of your days in prison? Do you see that? 2107 02:50:48,204 --> 02:50:52,687 No, I suppose I didn't think that through too much. But, uh... 2108 02:50:52,861 --> 02:50:57,474 They're giving you the rope to hang yourself. Do you see that? 2109 02:50:57,648 --> 02:51:01,043 He doesn't see that. He doesn't see that. 2110 02:51:01,217 --> 02:51:03,437 - Ernest! - Yeah. Yeah. 2111 02:51:03,611 --> 02:51:07,049 If you do this, you will be murdering your uncle. 2112 02:51:07,223 --> 02:51:10,618 Ernest, you wanna do that, 2113 02:51:10,792 --> 02:51:14,230 have him die in prison? Do you, Ernest? 2114 02:51:14,404 --> 02:51:18,495 No. Course— Course I don't want that, Myrtie. You know I don't want that. 2115 02:51:18,669 --> 02:51:22,456 Yes. You have all the power to save his life. 2116 02:51:22,630 --> 02:51:25,937 He is saving you, dumb boy! 2117 02:51:36,557 --> 02:51:38,341 Do you wanna go home right now? 2118 02:51:38,950 --> 02:51:40,343 Yes. Yes, I do. 2119 02:51:40,517 --> 02:51:42,397 Wanna see - your wife and kids? - Yes, sir, I do. 2120 02:51:44,608 --> 02:51:46,393 These government men, 2121 02:51:47,872 --> 02:51:51,354 they beat you and they tortured you. 2122 02:51:51,528 --> 02:51:55,053 Well, no. No, they didn't. B-But they-they did keep me up for days. 2123 02:51:55,227 --> 02:51:58,666 No! They beat you! They beat you! 2124 02:51:58,840 --> 02:52:01,495 Yes, they beat me. - They beat me, sir. - Thank you. 2125 02:52:09,241 --> 02:52:10,417 I had a dream. 2126 02:52:11,069 --> 02:52:12,114 Oh, yeah? 2127 02:52:12,897 --> 02:52:14,638 We went to Colorado Springs. 2128 02:52:16,553 --> 02:52:21,515 You told me all your secrets, and I held them in a box for you. 2129 02:52:23,212 --> 02:52:26,171 Then we went to the river and dumped them all away. 2130 02:52:29,174 --> 02:52:30,611 We were happy there. 2131 02:52:33,135 --> 02:52:36,530 Did I tell you how beautiful you look now? Look at you. 2132 02:52:39,924 --> 02:52:41,056 You're glowing. 2133 02:52:42,971 --> 02:52:45,582 The insulin is working, ain't it? 2134 02:52:47,018 --> 02:52:50,370 I told you. You gotta get worse before you get better. 2135 02:52:52,502 --> 02:52:54,635 What's gonna come now? 2136 02:52:54,809 --> 02:52:59,988 All I know, Mollie, is it's— It's real complicated. 2137 02:53:00,162 --> 02:53:03,165 White men's laws, they're ju— 2138 02:53:04,209 --> 02:53:05,602 Sometimes you gotta do one thing, 2139 02:53:05,776 --> 02:53:07,648 even though you mean to do another thing. 2140 02:53:09,171 --> 02:53:12,914 And I know that's hard for you to understand as— as Osage, but, uh... 2141 02:53:13,088 --> 02:53:17,962 What I have to do is go now and tell the real truth, 2142 02:53:18,136 --> 02:53:21,705 the real truth about what these government men have done to make me lie to them. 2143 02:53:23,228 --> 02:53:25,361 You kn— You know they beat me, right, Mollie? 2144 02:53:25,535 --> 02:53:27,189 They beat me. They— They tortured me. 2145 02:53:27,363 --> 02:53:30,845 They kept me up for days so I would make up these lies 2146 02:53:32,020 --> 02:53:35,327 and say that my uncle did these awful things. It's... 2147 02:53:36,894 --> 02:53:38,635 I'm in my right way now. 2148 02:53:39,419 --> 02:53:41,595 I'm in my right way, and I'm... 2149 02:53:41,769 --> 02:53:44,380 not gonna say those lies. I'm gonna do the right thing, 2150 02:53:44,380 --> 02:53:47,427 and I'm— I'm gonna protect my uncle 'cause he needs protection. 2151 02:53:51,213 --> 02:53:52,257 What? 2152 02:53:54,390 --> 02:53:55,565 What is it? 2153 02:53:58,568 --> 02:54:00,048 When will you come back? 2154 02:54:05,053 --> 02:54:06,271 Couple days. 2155 02:54:07,534 --> 02:54:09,449 I'm gonna come back in a couple days. 2156 02:54:10,667 --> 02:54:12,626 Now, listen, 2157 02:54:12,800 --> 02:54:17,021 they're— They're gonna arrest me and all that just to make a show of it. 2158 02:54:18,283 --> 02:54:20,503 But I'm not in any kind of trouble at all. 2159 02:54:21,199 --> 02:54:22,331 None at all. 2160 02:54:24,333 --> 02:54:26,596 I haven't done nothing wrong in this world. 2161 02:54:28,250 --> 02:54:30,295 They can arrest me all they want. 2162 02:54:35,475 --> 02:54:37,172 Just make sure you know the road. 2163 02:54:49,663 --> 02:54:51,403 You gonna testify for us? 2164 02:54:51,578 --> 02:54:53,057 No, sir, I will not. 2165 02:54:54,798 --> 02:54:57,148 You've decided not to testify for the government? 2166 02:54:57,322 --> 02:55:00,761 That's right. What I told y'all was a pack of lies. 2167 02:55:00,935 --> 02:55:02,110 All right. You turn around. 2168 02:55:03,590 --> 02:55:06,288 You're under arrest for the murder of Reta and Bill Smith. 2169 02:55:18,213 --> 02:55:20,520 So how did you come to kill Anna Brown? 2170 02:55:21,564 --> 02:55:23,697 I was hired by W.K. Hale. 2171 02:55:23,871 --> 02:55:25,431 And what did he say to you? 2172 02:55:25,437 --> 02:55:27,222 I was to get a thousand dollars, 2173 02:55:27,396 --> 02:55:29,877 plus the money I owed him, which was $600. 2174 02:55:30,051 --> 02:55:34,011 So you say - you killed Anna Brown? - Yes, sir. 2175 02:55:34,185 --> 02:55:36,013 You took her down into that canyon there 2176 02:55:36,187 --> 02:55:39,626 into what was commonly known as the Three Mile Canyon, didn't you? 2177 02:55:39,800 --> 02:55:41,453 - Yes, sir. - What'd you shoot her with? 2178 02:55:42,150 --> 02:55:43,150 Automatic. 2179 02:55:43,194 --> 02:55:44,805 And where'd you shoot her? 2180 02:55:46,371 --> 02:55:48,809 Shot her down through the top of her head. Guess it killed her. 2181 02:55:50,288 --> 02:55:52,073 Now, you say you were pretty drunk. 2182 02:55:52,247 --> 02:55:53,814 Yes, sir. 2183 02:55:53,988 --> 02:55:56,120 But you knew you were killing her though, didn't you? 2184 02:55:56,294 --> 02:55:58,296 Yes, sir. 2185 02:55:58,470 --> 02:56:01,952 And how did you get her down into that place where you killed Anna Brown? 2186 02:56:02,126 --> 02:56:05,390 Mmm. Byron and I carried her down there. 2187 02:56:05,565 --> 02:56:08,393 And did you make her drunk so you could kill her? 2188 02:56:08,568 --> 02:56:11,179 - Yes, sir. - Was she laying down while you killed her? 2189 02:56:11,919 --> 02:56:13,050 No, sir. 2190 02:56:13,224 --> 02:56:14,835 Well, what position was she in? 2191 02:56:16,097 --> 02:56:17,141 Sitting up. 2192 02:56:18,490 --> 02:56:23,234 Byron raised her up, pulled her up, kind of held her up. 2193 02:56:23,408 --> 02:56:25,367 So you stood there and directed him 2194 02:56:25,541 --> 02:56:28,109 how to hold this drunken, helpless Indian woman 2195 02:56:28,283 --> 02:56:30,024 down there at the bottom of that canyon 2196 02:56:30,198 --> 02:56:32,853 while you got ready to shoot a bullet into her brain? 2197 02:56:33,027 --> 02:56:35,290 - Yes, sir. - Then what happened after that? 2198 02:56:37,727 --> 02:56:39,294 Turned her loose so she fell back down. 2199 02:56:39,468 --> 02:56:40,904 Did she make an outcry? 2200 02:56:41,557 --> 02:56:42,776 No, sir. 2201 02:56:42,950 --> 02:56:46,127 And did you stand there and watch her die? 2202 02:56:46,301 --> 02:56:48,999 - No, sir. - Y-You were satisfied with your work? 2203 02:56:49,173 --> 02:56:52,220 - Yes, sir. - And you just turned and left? 2204 02:56:53,047 --> 02:56:54,831 Yes, sir. 2205 02:56:55,005 --> 02:56:58,530 Have you seen that canyon where you killed Anna Brown? 2206 02:56:59,619 --> 02:57:01,925 I've seen it a hundred times, I suppose. 2207 02:57:02,099 --> 02:57:05,499 A hundred times since. You wanted to go back there and see where you killed Anna Brown? 2208 02:57:05,581 --> 02:57:06,581 No, sir. 2209 02:57:06,669 --> 02:57:08,105 No? 2210 02:57:09,150 --> 02:57:10,368 No, sir. 2211 02:57:10,542 --> 02:57:12,240 Well, what did you wanna go back there for? 2212 02:57:17,419 --> 02:57:20,422 It's okay. 2213 02:57:20,596 --> 02:57:22,076 You can tell the jury. 2214 02:57:25,035 --> 02:57:27,168 Well, it's a good— 2215 02:57:27,342 --> 02:57:29,736 It's a good place to park and drink, put on parties. 2216 02:57:29,910 --> 02:57:32,173 It can't be seen from the road, so... 2217 02:57:35,437 --> 02:57:38,048 Where'd you go after you killed Anna Brown? 2218 02:57:39,049 --> 02:57:40,834 Went to sleep at Bill Hale's. 2219 02:57:41,008 --> 02:57:42,792 Mm-hmm. What'd you do then? 2220 02:57:42,966 --> 02:57:44,359 We stayed drunk. 2221 02:57:44,533 --> 02:57:45,969 Where did Byron go? 2222 02:57:47,405 --> 02:57:48,798 Back home to Mollie's. 2223 02:58:01,158 --> 02:58:02,246 Thanks, Mollie. 2224 02:58:03,378 --> 02:58:04,553 You're welcome. 2225 02:58:17,087 --> 02:58:19,002 Watch your step right there. 2226 02:58:19,176 --> 02:58:21,831 Watch my step. If you brought me out here to kill me, 2227 02:58:22,005 --> 02:58:24,007 - I'll kill you. - No, come on with that. 2228 02:58:24,181 --> 02:58:26,836 Sit down here. You'll be more comfortable. 2229 02:58:27,010 --> 02:58:29,143 Okay, stop. Come on. Get up. 2230 02:58:29,317 --> 02:58:32,624 Hold her up there. Sit her up straight. Sit her up straight now. 2231 02:58:32,799 --> 02:58:34,278 There you go. Get up. 2232 02:58:34,278 --> 02:58:35,932 Set her up straight now. Yeah. I got her. 2233 02:58:35,932 --> 02:58:37,717 You wanna kill me, I'll kill you. 2234 02:58:37,891 --> 02:58:39,544 There you are. 2235 02:59:19,367 --> 02:59:20,716 Ernest. 2236 02:59:21,891 --> 02:59:23,110 Wake up, Son. 2237 02:59:24,024 --> 02:59:26,069 Yeah. 2238 02:59:28,245 --> 02:59:29,420 What? What? 2239 02:59:30,595 --> 02:59:31,771 What is it? 2240 02:59:35,600 --> 02:59:37,777 Well, there's no easy way around it. Uh... 2241 02:59:39,691 --> 02:59:41,128 I'm to tell you 2242 02:59:42,216 --> 02:59:43,957 that your child has died. 2243 02:59:48,962 --> 02:59:50,441 What— What child? What child? 2244 02:59:50,615 --> 02:59:52,530 I don't know the name. 2245 02:59:53,270 --> 02:59:54,794 Who? Is... 2246 02:59:55,882 --> 02:59:58,362 Cowboy? Which one? 2247 02:59:58,536 --> 03:00:02,366 Is there a child that had some lung trouble? 2248 03:00:02,540 --> 03:00:04,368 - Yeah. Yeah. - Like the whooping cough? 2249 03:00:04,542 --> 03:00:07,545 No— No, who told you this? 2250 03:00:07,719 --> 03:00:09,243 Who— Who told you this? 2251 03:00:09,417 --> 03:00:12,246 It was one of our agents there in Fairfax informed me. 2252 03:00:13,595 --> 03:00:15,292 Mollie went to see to it... 2253 03:00:16,685 --> 03:00:17,860 and take it home. 2254 03:00:21,777 --> 03:00:25,259 There's no—It— It's Anna. It's Anna, ain't it? 2255 03:00:27,914 --> 03:00:29,437 There's no easy way around it, Son. 2256 03:00:29,611 --> 03:00:32,135 No! Goddamn! 2257 03:00:32,919 --> 03:00:35,791 They took my baby. 2258 03:00:35,965 --> 03:00:38,359 God bless you, Son. I... 2259 03:00:39,969 --> 03:00:41,231 Sorry for your loss. 2260 03:00:44,060 --> 03:00:45,235 What happened? 2261 03:00:46,323 --> 03:00:47,498 The baby died. 2262 03:00:47,672 --> 03:00:49,544 - Which one? - Little baby. 2263 03:00:49,718 --> 03:00:50,937 The little one? 2264 03:00:52,068 --> 03:00:53,896 Oh, my son. My son... 2265 03:00:59,467 --> 03:01:00,947 Oh, my God. 2266 03:01:01,121 --> 03:01:02,339 They took... 2267 03:01:02,905 --> 03:01:04,167 No. 2268 03:01:07,823 --> 03:01:08,868 Ernest. 2269 03:01:13,220 --> 03:01:15,787 Little Anna's with the Lord now, Son. 2270 03:01:19,791 --> 03:01:20,923 Ernest. 2271 03:01:22,098 --> 03:01:25,319 Lord, have mercy on us. Lord, have mercy on us. 2272 03:01:25,493 --> 03:01:27,669 Lord, Lord, Lord. 2273 03:03:35,797 --> 03:03:36,928 Hello, King. 2274 03:03:39,409 --> 03:03:40,932 How's everyone? 2275 03:03:42,978 --> 03:03:45,024 They're— They're not good. 2276 03:03:45,198 --> 03:03:47,069 I know, Son. I feel it too. 2277 03:03:49,245 --> 03:03:51,769 You— 2278 03:03:51,943 --> 03:03:56,600 You know I'm gonna have to take care of the two kids and Mollie now. 2279 03:03:58,080 --> 03:03:59,255 So... 2280 03:04:00,648 --> 03:04:02,171 What are you— What are you saying? 2281 03:04:02,998 --> 03:04:04,695 You know what that means, right? 2282 03:04:05,827 --> 03:04:08,873 Well... I'm— I'm gonna testify. 2283 03:04:13,443 --> 03:04:16,968 Well, that's a strong choice to make against adversity. 2284 03:04:17,143 --> 03:04:20,059 Mmm. Well... You sure you wanna do that? 2285 03:04:20,668 --> 03:04:21,930 Yeah. 2286 03:04:23,279 --> 03:04:25,803 Um, I have to, so... 2287 03:04:25,977 --> 03:04:27,588 They gave you a deal? 2288 03:04:28,676 --> 03:04:30,356 They gave me a deal. - Yes, they did. - Mmm. 2289 03:04:31,113 --> 03:04:33,159 They won't hold to it. 2290 03:04:33,333 --> 03:04:36,423 Yeah, well, it's the federal government, and that's what they told me. 2291 03:04:36,597 --> 03:04:39,817 It's the federal government. That's why I say that. 2292 03:04:40,949 --> 03:04:43,343 Uh, all this is not gonna mean anything 2293 03:04:43,517 --> 03:04:45,127 except the family's gonna be broke up. 2294 03:04:45,301 --> 03:04:46,563 Is that what you want? 2295 03:04:47,521 --> 03:04:49,088 It's not gonna make a difference. 2296 03:04:49,262 --> 03:04:51,568 I tell you this from the deepest part of my heart. 2297 03:04:51,742 --> 03:04:54,658 The deepest thing that I ever know in my life, my experience, 2298 03:04:54,832 --> 03:04:56,965 is that this will not make a difference. 2299 03:04:59,620 --> 03:05:02,275 You know things are different now, right? You know that? 2300 03:05:02,449 --> 03:05:06,279 The Osage, they ain't gonna stand by you. No one's gonna stand by you no more. 2301 03:05:06,453 --> 03:05:09,020 - Osage? They love me. - No, they're not gonna listen. 2302 03:05:09,195 --> 03:05:12,415 No. They— They know. They know who gave them the streets, 2303 03:05:12,589 --> 03:05:15,853 who gave them the hospitals, who gave them the schools. They know. 2304 03:05:16,027 --> 03:05:18,465 I've brought them into the great 20th century. 2305 03:05:21,468 --> 03:05:23,470 They're not gonna stand by you, Bill. 2306 03:05:23,644 --> 03:05:25,124 - Oh, yeah. No? - No. 2307 03:05:25,298 --> 03:05:26,995 They're not gonna stand by you, Bill. It's over. 2308 03:05:26,995 --> 03:05:30,955 I mean, there might be a public outcry for a while. 2309 03:05:31,130 --> 03:05:33,436 But then you know what happens? People forget. 2310 03:05:33,610 --> 03:05:35,743 They don't remember. They don't care. 2311 03:05:35,917 --> 03:05:38,224 They just don't care. 2312 03:05:38,398 --> 03:05:41,096 It's just gonna be another everyday, common tragedy. 2313 03:05:41,270 --> 03:05:44,534 Yeah, it's— It's not common. 2314 03:05:47,929 --> 03:05:51,280 Don't do something you're gonna regret for the rest of your life. 2315 03:05:53,195 --> 03:05:56,677 You're gonna regret... I ain't got nothing but regret, Bill. 2316 03:05:57,939 --> 03:05:59,375 You have a family. 2317 03:06:01,116 --> 03:06:03,945 Children. You lost one already. Don't make it more of a tragedy— 2318 03:06:04,119 --> 03:06:06,382 It's already... a goddamn tragedy. 2319 03:06:08,167 --> 03:06:09,951 I don't want you near my family. 2320 03:06:11,779 --> 03:06:12,954 Not no more. 2321 03:06:15,174 --> 03:06:16,914 Well, I'm sorry - to hear that. - Yeah. 2322 03:06:17,088 --> 03:06:20,004 - It's over now. - Please, don't throw it all away. 2323 03:06:20,179 --> 03:06:22,398 - No, I can't. I can't. - I'm sorry to hear that. 2324 03:06:22,572 --> 03:06:24,183 - No, I can't. - I love you, Son. 2325 03:06:25,314 --> 03:06:27,055 I can't, Bill. Can't. 2326 03:06:31,059 --> 03:06:32,756 Don't throw it away, Son. 2327 03:06:36,804 --> 03:06:39,720 Mr. Burkhart, you're here of your own accord? 2328 03:06:41,243 --> 03:06:42,549 Yes, sir. 2329 03:06:42,723 --> 03:06:44,594 No one has promised you anything? 2330 03:06:45,639 --> 03:06:47,771 No. No, sir. 2331 03:06:47,945 --> 03:06:52,950 Did you seek out John Ramsey at your uncle's behest to kill Henry Roan? 2332 03:06:57,128 --> 03:06:58,260 Yes, sir. 2333 03:06:58,434 --> 03:07:00,871 Did you drive from Fairfax to Ripley 2334 03:07:01,045 --> 03:07:05,398 to tell John Ramsey to tell Asa Kirby to do a job? 2335 03:07:09,532 --> 03:07:11,839 - Yes, sir. - And who asked you to do all this? 2336 03:07:13,144 --> 03:07:16,104 My uncle, William Hale. 2337 03:07:16,278 --> 03:07:17,366 Can you see him? 2338 03:07:18,846 --> 03:07:19,847 Yes, sir. 2339 03:07:20,021 --> 03:07:21,631 Would you point to him, please? 2340 03:07:22,676 --> 03:07:26,157 Yes, sir. He's right there. 2341 03:07:27,898 --> 03:07:32,903 Let the record reflect the witness has identified the defendant, William Hale. 2342 03:07:39,258 --> 03:07:43,653 And what was the job that your uncle wanted Asa Kirby to do? 2343 03:07:45,960 --> 03:07:50,312 Uh, to... To blow up, uh, Reta and Bill Smith. 2344 03:07:51,139 --> 03:07:52,923 Why would he want them blown up? 2345 03:07:55,230 --> 03:07:56,666 So to get their money. 2346 03:07:58,364 --> 03:07:59,713 Are you a married man? 2347 03:08:01,671 --> 03:08:03,673 - Yes, sir. - What's your wife's name? 2348 03:08:06,850 --> 03:08:08,156 Mollie Burkhart. 2349 03:08:08,765 --> 03:08:10,332 She's Reta's sister? 2350 03:08:11,159 --> 03:08:12,682 Yes, sir. 2351 03:08:12,856 --> 03:08:15,032 She's also the sister of Anna Brown, who was murdered? 2352 03:08:19,254 --> 03:08:20,299 Yes. 2353 03:08:21,343 --> 03:08:23,693 And her mother is Lizzie Q., who is dead? 2354 03:08:26,609 --> 03:08:29,569 - Yes. - And her sister Minnie is also dead? 2355 03:08:33,094 --> 03:08:34,574 Yes. 2356 03:08:34,748 --> 03:08:39,448 And all these dead women are Indian women, are they? 2357 03:08:42,495 --> 03:08:43,583 Yes, sir. 2358 03:08:46,586 --> 03:08:49,806 If Mollie, your wife, died, 2359 03:08:51,242 --> 03:08:52,940 who would get her oil money? 2360 03:08:55,116 --> 03:08:58,380 Me and, uh, our— our children. 2361 03:09:01,209 --> 03:09:04,691 Did your uncle present you with a plan 2362 03:09:04,865 --> 03:09:09,173 by which you would benefit from the deaths of all these Indian women? 2363 03:09:14,396 --> 03:09:15,832 Yes, sir. 2364 03:09:16,006 --> 03:09:19,619 And you helped your uncle on your own making? 2365 03:09:22,317 --> 03:09:23,362 Yes. 2366 03:09:26,147 --> 03:09:29,977 And was part of this plan that you would meet and marry Mollie Kyle 2367 03:09:30,151 --> 03:09:34,460 and kill her family and her for their Indian oil money? 2368 03:09:37,941 --> 03:09:39,203 No, sir. 2369 03:09:42,293 --> 03:09:47,908 I met and married my wife because I— I picked her up in my cab. 2370 03:09:49,213 --> 03:09:51,781 You didn't marry her because your uncle directed you to? 2371 03:09:53,783 --> 03:09:54,784 No, sir. 2372 03:09:58,788 --> 03:10:00,703 I loved my wife from... 2373 03:10:02,357 --> 03:10:06,796 because that's what happened to us when— when I picked her up in my cab. 2374 03:10:55,671 --> 03:10:57,586 H-How's my Cowboy? 2375 03:11:00,502 --> 03:11:01,503 Well. 2376 03:11:08,205 --> 03:11:09,859 He miss his pops? 2377 03:11:11,339 --> 03:11:12,383 Yes. 2378 03:11:14,124 --> 03:11:15,561 Elizabeth too. 2379 03:11:21,958 --> 03:11:26,049 They, uh— They know what's happened? 2380 03:11:28,356 --> 03:11:29,792 Not so much. 2381 03:11:42,239 --> 03:11:44,328 Have you told all the truths? 2382 03:11:46,592 --> 03:11:47,854 Yes, I have. 2383 03:11:50,900 --> 03:11:53,555 My soul is clean now, Mollie. 2384 03:11:55,078 --> 03:11:59,387 It's, uh— It's a relief to me to be out from under all this. 2385 03:12:02,999 --> 03:12:05,219 I wasn't gonna let him get anywhere near you— 2386 03:12:05,393 --> 03:12:06,916 near you and the children. 2387 03:12:15,577 --> 03:12:17,231 What did you give me? 2388 03:12:22,018 --> 03:12:23,150 What? 2389 03:12:26,066 --> 03:12:27,676 What was in the shots? 2390 03:12:36,555 --> 03:12:38,774 My medicine you gave me. 2391 03:12:42,691 --> 03:12:45,085 What was in it, Sho-mee-kah-see? 2392 03:13:01,449 --> 03:13:02,624 Insulin. 2393 03:13:33,481 --> 03:13:35,222 Right had won. 2394 03:13:45,406 --> 03:13:47,626 True Crime Stories has been brought to you 2395 03:13:47,800 --> 03:13:51,978 through the courtesy of J. Edgar Hoover and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. 2396 03:13:52,805 --> 03:13:54,241 This brings to a close 2397 03:13:54,415 --> 03:13:57,200 the authenticated story of the Osage Indian murders. 2398 03:13:57,374 --> 03:14:01,117 As we take our leave from Osage County, we conclude. 2399 03:14:01,291 --> 03:14:05,208 The doctors, the Shoun brothers, were never pursued by the legal system 2400 03:14:05,382 --> 03:14:08,211 for having certainly helped poison Mollie. 2401 03:14:08,385 --> 03:14:12,912 Ernest's brother, Byron Burkhart, was tried as an accomplice to Anna's murder. 2402 03:14:13,086 --> 03:14:15,392 Kelsie Morrison said at his trial... 2403 03:14:15,566 --> 03:14:16,959 Byron got her drunk... 2404 03:14:16,959 --> 03:14:18,874 and I did the rest. 2405 03:14:20,963 --> 03:14:23,183 Byron was released after a hung jury. 2406 03:14:23,357 --> 03:14:26,665 William Hale, the ringleader of the deadly plots, 2407 03:14:26,839 --> 03:14:29,929 was found guilty and sent to Leavenworth for life. 2408 03:14:32,105 --> 03:14:35,717 He would write letters back home to his Osage friends. 2409 03:14:35,891 --> 03:14:37,937 "Dear friends, how are you all? 2410 03:14:38,111 --> 03:14:41,723 I never had better friends in my life than the Osages, 2411 03:14:41,897 --> 03:14:44,595 and I was a true friend to them. 2412 03:14:45,901 --> 03:14:48,817 I'd rather live at Gray Horse than any place on earth. 2413 03:14:49,862 --> 03:14:52,473 I will be back with you before many moons. 2414 03:14:53,300 --> 03:14:56,042 How is my friend Dah-kah-hee-ke? 2415 03:14:56,216 --> 03:15:01,047 Your true friend, W.K. Hale." 2416 03:15:01,221 --> 03:15:04,267 Hale was released in 1947. 2417 03:15:04,441 --> 03:15:09,098 The parole board cited his record as a good prisoner for his early release, 2418 03:15:09,272 --> 03:15:11,144 but not everybody was happy. 2419 03:15:11,318 --> 03:15:13,581 This man, he is being released 2420 03:15:13,755 --> 03:15:15,670 because he paid off politicians 2421 03:15:15,844 --> 03:15:18,586 and nobody cares about the Osage lives. 2422 03:15:18,760 --> 03:15:21,981 Hale was not supposed to set foot in Oklahoma again, 2423 03:15:22,155 --> 03:15:24,723 but according to relatives, he often visited them. 2424 03:15:28,291 --> 03:15:30,859 What do you want for lunch, William? 2425 03:15:31,033 --> 03:15:34,994 If only that damn thickhead Ernest had kept his fool trap shut, 2426 03:15:35,168 --> 03:15:36,778 we'd be in clover today. 2427 03:15:36,952 --> 03:15:40,782 William Hale died in an Arizona nursing home. 2428 03:15:41,435 --> 03:15:42,915 He lived to 87 years. 2429 03:15:46,788 --> 03:15:49,835 Ernest Burkhart was sentenced to life imprisonment 2430 03:15:50,009 --> 03:15:51,967 at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary. 2431 03:15:53,229 --> 03:15:55,231 Aren't you the one who tried to kill 2432 03:15:55,231 --> 03:15:57,320 his "Injun" wife for the oil money? 2433 03:15:57,494 --> 03:16:00,280 Years later, he was granted a pardon for his crimes 2434 03:16:00,454 --> 03:16:02,935 and, once again, moved back to Osage County 2435 03:16:03,109 --> 03:16:07,896 where he lived out his days with Byron in a trailer park north of the city. 2436 03:16:08,070 --> 03:16:09,750 Pass me a beer, Brother. 2437 03:16:10,681 --> 03:16:12,641 Got a light for my Lucky Strike? 2438 03:16:17,819 --> 03:16:20,126 After Mollie divorced Ernest, 2439 03:16:20,300 --> 03:16:23,564 she lived with her new husband, John Cobb, on the reservation. 2440 03:16:25,784 --> 03:16:30,005 She died of diabetes on June 16th, 1937. 2441 03:16:31,180 --> 03:16:33,792 Her obituary in the local paper said simply... 2442 03:16:42,278 --> 03:16:46,630 "Mrs. Mollie Cobb, 50 years of age, 2443 03:16:46,805 --> 03:16:49,895 passed away at eleven o'clock Wednesday night at her home. 2444 03:16:51,766 --> 03:16:53,507 She was a full-blood Osage. 2445 03:16:55,074 --> 03:16:57,816 She was buried in the old cemetery in Gray Horse 2446 03:16:58,904 --> 03:17:02,516 beside her father, her mother, 2447 03:17:02,690 --> 03:17:05,911 her sisters and her daughter." 2448 03:17:10,306 --> 03:17:12,134 There was no mention of the murders.