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by David Grann
This chilling true-crime narrative investigates the Osage Nation murders in 1920s Oklahoma. After oil was discovered under their land, the Osage people became the wealthiest per capita in the world, only to be systematically murdered for their fortunes. The book follows the newly formed FBI as they struggle to solve the case amidst deep-seated corruption and racism. It is a haunting exploration of a dark chapter in American history, revealing the shocking extent of a conspiracy against an indigenous community.
A popular book with millions of readers worldwide.
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