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The Tree: Will Not Fall Far from the Apples

The Tree: Will Not Fall Far from the Apples

McGarr, Lee

Hardcover

General Political ScienceRegional: SouthwestTrue Crime

Publisher Price: $38.99

ISBN13: 9798318834165
Publisher: Lee
Published: Jun 30 2026
Pages: 386
Weight: 1.91
Height: 1.19 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

This, the tenth book in a series written about corruption in Oklahoma and their attempts to take all from anyone they wish. Look just inside of the front cover and you will see my previous nine books, all true crime and all centered in Oklahoma.

It is well known that as Oklahoma achieved statehood the murderers, thieves, and scoundrels were forced to step-by-step adhere to the new state. Some never did. Recall the community (if one would call it such) the Bloody Bucket, aka The Bucket of Blood, located on one side of Ada, Oklahoma. There was a tavern there called the Corner Saloon, it had its own cemetery behind it for those who perished within. At that time, (1907 to 1909) another act sprang to life, the art of Indian Skinning, as it was called. The action was to get the Native Americans (one at a time) very intoxicated then bribe, threaten, or intimidate them into selling the quarter section (160 acres) they recently were given. This, for little or nothing, sometimes as little as twenty to fifty dollars. The government of Oklahoma had granted each Native American a quarter section of Oklahoma land. A recent movie named Sarah's Oil depicts some of what transpired back then.

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