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Osage Indian Murders — Part 25
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Infies whe wae fo be “tyyspes of P", br Tillien =. Hele, on the etreete
of Fairfen, Oklahous, Henry hoan vas the only one of the five sercons
proven to have been murdered at the instivetion of T. 4. Hele, “ho wes
killed on restricted Indian land, thereby giving the United States
jurisdiction ower the crime, Roan's murdered body wae found upon the
restricted homestead allotment of Rose Little Etar, whose Indien name
was Tom~Pah-Pe.
tose ot .
MURDER OF WILLIAY E. SBILL® SMITH;
hie wife, RITA SMITH, Osage Indian;
NETTIF BROOKSHIRE, their white servant.
William FE, "Bill" Emith esteted openly thet he believed ¥. K.
Hale had killed Henry Roan and Anna Brown, and would not hesitate to
kill the last of Lizzie Q's children, In addition to this fact,
William E. Smith and FB. ©. Hale had hed an argument about #6,932 which
Smith claimed Hale owed him. On the night of March 10, 1973, the houee
of William E. Smith waa blown up, having a five-gallon can of nitro-
glycerin exploded under it, blowing the house to atoms and killing
Rita Smith and Nettie Brookshire instantaneously, while mangling the
body of Filliam FE, Smith horribly. He lived a few hours and stated
his belief that Hale had had him killed,
It was developed through investigation by Bureau Agents that,
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E. £mith, and had subsequently paid Ramsey epproximately $1692. These
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