Jim Roan Gray, the former Principal Chief of the Osage Nation and great-grandson of murder victim Henry Roan, shares powerful insights into the Osage Reign of Terror. He discusses the brutal and tragic murder of his ancestor, revealing the depths of betrayal fueled by greed. Gray critiques the film adaptation of 'Killers of the Flower Moon,' emphasizing the misrepresentation of Osage stories and the trauma of colonial exploitation. He also highlights the resilience of the Osage community and the importance of preserving their narrative against historical injustices.