Ree Drummond and the Osage Murders: Unveiling the Past

Unveiling History: The Osage Murders & The Pioneer Woman's Untold Family Legacy

In this eye-opening video, we dive deep into one of the most sinister and overlooked chapters of American history - the Osage murders, also known as the 'Reign of Terror.' Spanning the 1910s to the 1930s in Osage County, Oklahoma, this series of horrific crimes against the Osage tribe reveals a tale of greed, betrayal, and injustice at a scale rarely acknowledged in American history.

But how does this connect to a modern-day icon? We explore the intriguing and complex history of Food Network star Ree Drummond, better known as 'The Pioneer Woman.' Discover how Ree's family history is intertwined with the events of the Osage murders, shedding light on the Drummond family's legacy in Osage County during this tumultuous time.

From the dark past of land acquisition and exploitation of the Osage tribe's resources to the rise of a beloved TV personality, this video unravels the layers of a story that bridges past and present. Join us as we uncover the hidden ties between American history, land, and legacy, and how these elements have shaped narratives in ways we are only beginning to understand.

Stay tuned for a journey through history, mystery, and the unexpected connections that shape our understanding of the past. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more content that brings history to life!

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[amk]

Her and her husband now have multiple businesses and properties in Pawhuska. She should do the right thing and give back to Osage people.

[christenec]

Thank you for continuing to bring us the untold parts !! I tried to tell my teacher in elementary school Lincoln wasn't such a good man & i got in trouble....
Much Love & Respect Dr B 💖

[cherylreeder]

The Osage Nation should sue the Drummonds for return of their land, all headrights and profits received.

[juxtal]

Her food is terrible too !!! Unfortunately not surprised. Those peoples greed and ignorance has been a generational curse on this world. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[christenec]

I knew I didn't like her the first time I saw her, now I know why I trust my intuition!!

[vixendoe]

I remember that a commentator reviewing the movie "Killers of the Flower Moon" asked the question "Why did the Osage women allow themselves to marry white men". Answer? Looks like they weren't given much choice.

[BC-qxdp]

You need your own show!Always speaking the truth 💯

[deannasage]

Thank you Mr B this makes me sad it seems like we the Native Americans have always got the shaft one way or the other it's not right thank you for your teachings and I love the lessons that you teach thank you for being bold enough to share the truth❤

[carepear]

I am SOOO glad somebody is bold enough to talk about this. . She is Anericas sweetheart but her husband inherited this labd through his family which knew what they were involved in. In 2010 when Ree Drummond came out as Food Networks star, she would talk about her husband being a " rancher!" When different journalist or food network did interviews on theur ranch, my eyes couldn't help but question how one person could acquire through " hard work, " the amount of land he had.

Fast foward, this movie comes out and I see a book flashed on the screen on opening credits. I look up the book and BOOM! It has the " Drummond, " name of the free pages to read. I look up Drummond and boom! Ree Drummond is connected. All those thoughts I had about her hisband those thousands of undesrrved acres gives me satisfaction to know, people who claim to inherit and work for everything will lie to keep you from knowing the truth. I hate these native people allowed this white people to destroy their lives.

[mechxr]

It never stops colonization and slavery goes on even in this day in age. Caucasian still somehow make money off of our suffering and pain. How?

[mamadoll]

I love your history lessons! I know i learn the truth no matter how disturbing or heart retching it is.
I am so sorry for how the govt did the Natives...my family came from England and my great grandma was full blooded Cherokee. I have so many great memories with her when i was young.
God bless yall
Thank you again!

[tysondallas]

Let's be clear, Ree had nothing to do with these atrocious actions. She married into the Drummond family. It is not fair to put the spotlight on her because she is now a Drummond. She is obviously reaping the benefits of marrying into such a family, but she and her family were not involved in this. Ladd really had nothing to do with this either. It would have been his great grandparents and, to a lesser extent, grandparents living at that time. It goes back to the old saying the sins of our fathers. Could he do something, if not already, to give back to the Osage Nation in an effort to right some wrongs committed by his elders? Sure, he can do that, but he did not ask for this and obviously did not commit wrongs himself just by being a Drummond. It would be nice to see the Drummond family make contributions to the Osage Nation in some way. Maybe something like setup a scholarship fund for members of the Osage Nation. In reality, every single person in this country not of native ancestry can similarly be scrutinized for the sins of our fathers, our great great great grand fathers, for migrating to this country and taking land that once belonged to the respective native american nations at that time. Shame on all of us I guess.

[lorrainejamieson]

Omg as a native person I'm so devastated to hear this, sad but not surprised. So much has happened to our ppls all over. Pioneer woman no more!

[robin]

Wow, that was amazing history. To make things right with the Osage all the Drummonds need to do is give back the land. How hard is that?

[mswkukv]

I'll never buy her stuff ever. When I tell my sister she'll throw her stuff out. We are of Osage descent.

[AngelCastro-yqkb]

You got it right Dr. B! Native Americans history is just filled with incredible amounts of trauma. Can you talk in the future about the Manifest Destiny doctrine. Excellent job!

[lisarobey]

I find this very interesting, because . I do homecare. And many times I would watch the food network. And the Bree Drummond . I remember her stating she wanted to be Estate Lawyer for Elderly people. I don't know if you knew that . Lisa

[BC-qxdp]

Despicable! Colonizer woman😡 thank you for always sharing your knowledge.

[Grammi..]

Thankyou for sharing THE TRUTH.

This woman met Lee in a Bar..that my intuition says was planned by her. Im sure she knows the history and disregards it.

Pioneer? All her Merchandise in Made in China! Non Eco, non local etc etc

[michaeldunn]

Do you know if the land the horses graze on is part of reservation land?