New York: Times Books, (1994). First edition - "A journalist provides a provocative look at the systematic reign of terror against the Osage Indians that took place during the 1920s, revealing a campaign of swindles, murder, and cover-up designed to seize the tribe's wealth." In this case, the author discovers the brutal murder of his grandmother was part of a deliberate killing spree carried out by white Oklahomans against the Osages after oil was discovered on their land. Publishers material laid in, 261 pp.