Roberta Osceola

I don't know what else to say about that, except I'm not going to accept undetermined. Something has to happen, or somebody has to say something to change that.

I'm going to say that, according to my detectives, He indicates that all evidence leads to one person.

I would say that there are... measures that have been put in place with the Lord, and He will seek justice for me and Awajiki. And whoever did this to her, he's going to answer to the Lord.

I was getting ready to leave my house, and I walked out the front door, and that's when I saw two Seminole police cars coming into my driveway. And I thought to myself, oh no, which one is in jail? I wasn't thinking murder. And my life, my life stopped right there when I was informed.

My tribe offered to send me out there to be with her body. So I landed in Norman. When I got to her apartment, her front door was kicked in. The place was a shambles. So looking around and seeing what I saw after the police had gathered evidence and whatnot, I felt terror. I felt mourning.

She had that kind of personality. Awajiki means star in Seminole language. And that's exactly what she was. She was a shining star. She was a bright star to where everybody knew her, recognized her.

Whoever kicked in her door was there to get something. I had to replace ignition keys to... her Cadillac. So apparently, maybe he tried to take her car, but that didn't happen. Her purse, her bank account was emptied out. So there was aggression. Whoever did that had one thing in mind was to get what he wanted and leave her like trash, like she was nothing.