Killers of the Flower Moon: Martin Scorsese's movie isn't the first to tell this story.
In Hollywood’s first take on the Osage murders, the Osage didn’t have a single line.
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In Hollywood’s first take on the Osage murders, the Osage didn’t have a single line.
Martin Scorsese's "Killers of the Flower Moon" has a surprising ending that wraps up the true-crime drama. Here's what it all means.
It was 6:34 p.m. when Captain Smith Dawson's towboat, the M/V Susan K. Roberts, departed from a lock and dam 16 miles upriver from Evansville, Indiana. In a rush, Dawson ignored a "slow, no wake" order and the waning sun, maneuvering the barge through the busy and debris-clogged Ohio River — even after he heard a crash. He only learned later that the vessel had collided with a smaller boat, killing Jamie "Catfish" Hunter, a pitcher on the local River Rats baseball team who had been jug fishing with a friend. The state charged Dawson with two level five felonies for the ac...