Continental Resources' legal actions continue, and other interesting things this week
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I'm David Dishman, business editor at The Oklahoman. This week we published details from the latest in a series of somewhat related lawsuits involving Continental Resources and several independent operators.
The various lawsuits (which have been filed intermittently going back to last summer) paint a complicated picture of alleged fraud, possible Watergate-like behavior and more. The latest accuses Robert Hefner V of a scheme involving mineral rights.
I have found the whole thing fascinating to read as reporter Jack Money follows the updates through the court system. I hope you will enjoy the read, as well.
Below are links to more of our editors' favorite stories of the past week or beyond. We hope you enjoy them as much as we did.
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From managing editor Don Mecoy: DOJ warns of eastern Oklahoma crime surge in wake of McGirt decision
From news director Ryan Sharp: Centennial Land Run Monument in OKC still seeing challenges after 20 years of creation
From features editor Moran Elwell: What happened when a Christian school in Oklahoma held a Ramadan Iftar dinner
From visuals editor Chris Landsberger: Several Oklahomans got dunked, splashed or sprinkled to celebrate Easter this year
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