Osage Murders

This historical documentary examines the alarming rates of death among the Osage people during the oil boom in Fairfax. It highlights how local authorities often dismissed these deaths as accidents or suicides, failing to recognize a deeper issue at play.

The film specifically addresses the turning point when the Smith home was blown up, revealing that a series of murders were occurring within the community. Through its concise runtime of 13 minutes, Osage Murders provides a focused look at this critical moment in history and the struggles faced by the Osage people.