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Former FBI agent Katherine Schweit writes book about the exhumation of 200 murder victims
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Former FBI agent Katherine Schweit speaks with Nate Eaton her new book "Women Who Talk to the Dead." It's the true story of the FBI’s largest exhumation of murder victims—an unprecedented mission to bring justice to 200 families.
Women Who Talk to the Dead follows Detroit Police Detective Shannon Jones and FBI Special Agent Leslie Larsen as they lead Operation UNITED,
the most ambitious effort ever to identify nameless murder victims.
Against skepticism and bureaucracy, these women built a team of forensic anthropologists, scientists, and investigators to unearth Detroit’s hidden past. Through rain-soaked cemetery digs, crumbling case files, and bone-filled body bags, they sought to bring closure to families who had waited decades to know the truth.
Their mission: restore the identities of lives once stolen and forgotten and close 200 unsolved murders.
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