Killers of the Flower Moon (Actual Locations Today)

This video tells the story of the Osage Reservation in the early 1900's as Osage tribal members were systematically killed so others could inherit their wealth. We visit the actual locations in Pawhuska, Fairfax, Grayhorse, and other places as we tell yet another story in Oklahoma Native American lore that was lost in time. Martin Scorsese will bring this to theaters in the coming months. A BIG thank you to all of the Osage tribal members that spoke to us and showed us some of these sacred locations.

[margretminer]

Thank you for sharing this story. We need to learn from the past to make sure it's not repeated in the future.

[thedesertwarrior]

Ahééhéé (Thank you), from an old Indé (Apache) woman, who loves ALL our Indigenous nations. Thank you to all good-hearted people who care about the truth.

[alandavis]

Evil then, just as evil exists today.

[stevebyars]

Excellent presentation. Thank you so much for your work on this story. Top quality.

[SnakesonthePlains]

Great job as always, brother! Awesome!!

[ashtonwinter]

Thank you for enabling us with the truth and enriching enlightenment that comes with investing this epic history. I am humbly grateful and mind blown!

[bonniegropper]

Just read the book, which was very difficult and heartbreaking.I can't wait to see the movie.The movie was shown at The Cannes film festival and received a nine minute standing ovation.

[smetlogik]

Great mini-doc, learned a lot, not surprising. Sad, disgusting, but not surprising. Interesting about the Scorsese film coming up, didn't know about that. Nice one, Steve. I can tell a lot of work went into this.

[ToddAutry]

I’m amazed by some of this stuff. A lot of it I remember from school but also I am grateful for this stuff being produced and spread today. It is important we do not forget. I am slightly peeved that I am just now seeing this. Notifications around here.

[theandersonsadventurevlog]

Great job! I picked up this book when Visiting Pawhuska. Very good information!

[kevinweaver]

Would you be willing to share locations or GPS coordinates of the places where Anna Brown’s body and Henry Roan’s body were found? I live relatively close to Fairfax and would like to do more research by visiting these important locations. Thank you. Great, informative video.

[christelbrown]

Thank you for making such a sad but informative video.

[ToddAutry]

Also the audio on this is like perfect. Blends very well.

[karenbrown]

WOW! Thank you for the video. It was very interesting. I haven’t seen the movie yet but I hope to soon. This story hits my heart in a way bc my mom was born in Ponca City in 1934. I know the tribe was between Tulsa and Ponca City and since my mom was born there, I have to wonder if any of my ancestors were effected by this.

[aerialoklahoma]

Great video. ❤❤❤. Always a class presentation from you

[Thecorgially]

Just saw the movie, monumental. Been watching any and all YouTube vlogs on the subject. Thanks for showing us where Molly and family are buried. RIP to all of them and all the Osage killed by the greedy whites.

[robertafrazier]

This story touches me differently than other folks I suppose because I grew up in Fairfax Oklahoma I was raised up in Osage county that's where my family originate from

[dannymack]

Ah some scary looking folks in that picture @ 2:31 lol

[peterrichard]

Monitor your volume. It's too low.

[SKINWALKER]

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Is there a statute to commemorate these men who assisted the Osage?