Killers of the Flower Moon

to be buried here.” She called the Osage chief, and Anna’s skull
was retrieved and, at a quiet ceremony, interred with her other
remains.

The missing panel   of  the photograph  that    shows   Hale    (far    left),

dressed in  a   suit    and cap and wearing glasses.    The entire  panoramic

photograph—which    includes    Hale    on  the very    far left—is shown   on

the title   page    at  the beginning   of  the book. Credit    64

Red Corn gave me the names of several Osage who, she thought,
might have information about the murders, and she promised to
later share with me a related story about her grandfather. “It’s
hard for us to talk about what happened during the Reign of
Terror,” she explained. “So many Osage lost a mother or a father
or a sister or a brother or a cousin. That pain never goes away.”