Synopsis

The morning of January 1st, 1985, brought a devastating tragedy: Tonya McKinley, a vibrant 23-year-old woman, was found brutally murdered, leaving a young boy without a mother. For thirty-five long years, the family endured a painful wait, a period marked by the slow progress of forensic science, before advancements in familial DNA testing offered a glimmer of hope in the pursuit of justice.