为200名被遗忘的谋杀受害者找回姓名：底特律无名墓发掘行动

When Katherine Schweit was working at the FBI, a call from a colleague pulled her into a story that she still describes as ‘almost unbelievable’ – an effort to exhume 200 murder victims from Detroit’s paupers’ graves, restore their names and identities, and maybe find some measure of peace and justice for the families left behind. In her moving book Women Who Talk to the Dead, Katherine follows missing-persons detective Shannon Jones and FBI agent Leslie Larsen as they push past bureaucracy, funding shortages and decades-old errors to recover remains and get families the answers they had been waiting so long for. …