Remembered by the Wind

In 2012 a massive straight-line wind and thunder storm roared across the United States from Iowa to the Chesapeake Bay leaving a swath of destruction. On Serenity Farm, a former tobacco plantation in Benedict Maryland, the storm uprooted an enormous Oak tree leaving a massive hole. An admission by the farm's owner that a skull had been found near the fallen tree many years ago results in an archaeological and forensic quest by the farm owners, a team of experts and the local African American community that results in the discovery of an African American Slave cemetery dating back to the American Colonial era.