Shootdown

Grieving mother Nan Moore, whose son died on Korean Airlines Flight 007 shot down by the Soviets in 1983, relentlessly pursued answers. She battled uncooperative officials, conflicting reports, and official narratives. Turning her tragedy into a fight for accountability, Nan united other victims' families, challenging bureaucratic silence and indifference. Her unwavering quest for truth came at a high personal cost.