Homicide In Kennewick

The documentary presents the investigation into a skull discovered in the Columbia River in Kennewick. Initially believed to be that of a native Indian who died centuries ago, the film follows Dr. Jim Chatters as he uncovers deeper secrets surrounding this find.

As a work of nonfiction, 'Homicide In Kennewick' offers insight into forensic anthropology and the intersection of history and modern science. This film appeals to collectors interested in true crime narratives and the exploration of archaeological mysteries. It serves as a case study in how one discovery can lead to a multitude of questions about the past.