More than a year after the murders, a trial in Enterprise, Oregon was held in front of a grand jury on September 1, 1888, which accused six men and boys of the nine total of murder. However, none of them were punished for the crime. Over time, the massacre was gradually forgotten.
A trial involving six men and boys accused of nine murders was held in Enterprise, Oregon before a grand jury on September 1, 1888, but no one was convicted. Over time, the massacre became less remembered.