Texas native Nora Zehetner tackles role as detective tracking serial killer in Boneyard
The new true-crime thriller Boneyard uses the still-unsolved West Mesa Murders in Albuquerque, New Mexico, as its basis. The murders of 11 women, whose remains were found in the desert in 2009, were thought to be carried out by a serial killer. In Boneyard, actress Nora Zehetner (Brick) plays Laura Young, a police detective investigating the crimes alongside her chief (50 Cent) and an FBI agent (Mel Gibson).
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