Mollie Burkhart And The Osage Oil Headrights. Born on December 1, 1886, as Wah-kon-tah-he-um-pah (later Mollie Kyle), Mollie ...

Mollie was Osage but spoke some English and eventually, Ernest learned some of her language, too. The two fell in love, and with Hale's encouragement, they married in 1917.

Margie Burkhart, Mollie's granddaughter, told Grann that living on the Osage Reservation with Cobb was a period of happiness for her, and in 1937, Mollie died at the age of 50.

Burkhart seemed genuinely remorseful and pleaded guilty to his role in the killing of Mollie’s sister Rita Smith, her husband Bill Smith, and their servant Nettie Brookshire.

‘Killers Of The Flower Moon’: How Lily Gladstone Aimed To Honor Mollie Burkhart And The Osage Nation With Truth And Accuracy. Antonia Blyth. Thu, December 21, 2023 at 6:02 PM UTC.

GLADSTONE: (As Mollie Burkhart, speaking Osage). That's how you are. DICAPRIO: (As Ernest Burkhart) I don't know what you said, but it must have been Indian for handsome devil.

Anna was one of Mollie Burkhart’s sisters. She was shot to death, and her murder was orchestrated by William Hale. Her killing was the first Osage death that got the FBI involved in the murder ...

In late May of 1921, 34-year-old Mollie Burkhart was summoned to a ravine on the Osage reservation where she lived. A body had been found there, Mollie was told. Could she identify it? She could ...

'Killers of the Flower Moon' follows a string of mysterious deaths in American Indian Mollie Burkhart's family. All about the Osage Nation and Scorsese's film.

Mollie Burkhart (right) stands with two of her sisters Anna Brown (center) and Rita Smith. Anna and Rita, along with another sister, Minnie Smith, died during the Osage Reign of Terror, recounted ...