23 Nov 2013
The Human Experiment
A documentary that explores the potential dangers of toxic chemicals in consumer products and the recent spike in unexplained health phenomena.
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A documentary examining the mysterious deaths of three young Indigenous women in south-central Montana, featuring access to family members, tribal officials, law enforcement, and community activists.
Top Billed Cast
Loni Coombs Self - Former Criminal Prosecutor
Phyliss Firecrow Self - Former Tribal Police Officer
Paula Stops Self - Henny's Mother
Nate Stops Self - Henny's Step-Father
Rynalea Whiteman Peña Self - Northern Cheyenne President
Chris Jorgensen Self - Editor, Billings Gazette
Alvin Not Afraid Jr. Self - Crow Tribe Chairman
Brandon Wooley Self - Billings Police Department
Mike Toth Self - Private Investigator
Joseph Scott Morgan Self - Forensics Expert
Joanelle Romero Self - Sex Trafficking Survivor
Cyril H. Wecht Self - Forensic Pathologist
Anannda Jae'i Littlebird Self - Kaysera's Sister
Yolanda Fraser Self - Kaysera's Grandmother
Angelena Bell Self - Selena's Grandmother
Tayzha Stewart Self - Selena's Friend
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