Seattle, Latitude 47.6062° N, Longitude 122.3321° W. In the 1990s, Seattle was a city trying to forget itself. The concrete Kingdome would be torn down. The polish and gloss of technology would replace the city’s blue-collar roots of timber, fishing, and airplanes. Ancient cedar trees overshadowed by monoliths of steel and glass. Clay reports on crime for a Seattle daily newspaper. At night, he sleepwalks through a soggy gray cityscape. Kiki, a descendent of the Duwamish Tribe, searches for a connection to a place that no longer feels like home. And Carpenter, a Seattle police detective, tracks the ghost-like movements of a murderer carving his way through a Central District neighborhood.