David Grann
What’s inside
Killers of the Flower Moon explores the series of murders of Osage people in Oklahoma during the 1920s. David Grann investigates these crimes, which led to the FBI’s involvement and highlights a significant moment in American criminal history.
You’ll Learn
- Understanding of a pivotal moment in American criminal history
- Insight into the early workings of the FBI
- Awareness of the historical injustices faced by Indigenous peoples
- Appreciation for investigative journalism’s role in uncovering truth
Key Points
- The Osage Nation’s wealth and the birth of a tragedy
- The Reign of Terror: A series of mysterious murders
- The investigation that changed American law enforcement
- J. Edgar Hoover and the birth of the modern FBI
- Racism and conspiracy: The broader implications
Who’s it For
- History buffs
- True crime enthusiasts
- Readers interested in Indigenous American history
- Fans of investigative journalism
About the author
David Grann is a bestselling author and an award-winning staff writer at The New Yorker magazine. Known for his meticulously researched narratives, Grann has a knack for bringing historical truths to life.