Omicidio a Washington

Ely Donehogawa, an Iroquois Indian, was appointed Commissioner of Indian Affairs. Ken Parker goes to Washington to talk to him about a problem: traces of silver and zinc have been found on the Fort Smith Dakota reservation, so there is a need for an agent to protect the interests of the Indians. The Commissioner decides to bring the issue to Parliament using Ken as a direct witness to the facts. The intervention will be short and dramatic, before a terrible murder takes place...