In April of 1981, an adult woman and two teen boys were murdered in a residential cabin in a small rural village in northeastern California. A fourth victim—a 12-year-old girl—was abducted from the cabin, murdered and left in a remote camping area until her body was discovered three years later. Despite convincing evidence and a confession, authorities failed to arrest the primary suspects in the case. Now, more than 40 years after the crimes were committed, the story of one of the state’s worst murders is told in “Solving Keddie.”