In August 1992, a standoff on a remote mountainside in Naples, Idaho, left a U.S. Marshal, a teenage boy, and a mother holding her infant daughter dead. This film revisits the siege at Randy Weaver's cabin, tracing how a botched firearms case and a family's retreat into isolation escalated into an eleven-day confrontation with federal agents. Interviews and archival news footage lay out the sequence of decisions, from the initial surveillance to the fatal shots that killed Sammy Weaver and Vicki Weaver, and the sniper standoff that followed. The film examines the government's own after-action findings, which criticized the rules of engagement used by federal agents, and traces how the episode became a rallying point for militia and anti-government movements through the 1990s. Told a decade after the events, the film treats Ruby Ridge as a case study in how a law enforcement operation can spiral, and how one family's ordeal became a fixture of American conspiracy politics.