The Bone Woman

In "The Bone Woman," forensic anthropologist Clea Koff recounts her harrowing experiences investigating the Rwandan genocide and other conflicts, including Bosnia, Croatia, and Kosovo, as part of a United Nations team. Over four years, she uncovers physical evidence of atrocities while highlighting the profound impact of her work on survivors and the pursuit of justice. Koff's narrative powerfully weaves together the themes of science, human rights, and resilience, offering a moving testament to hope and moral conviction amidst unimaginable tragedy.