The Cannibal Killing of Michael Rockefeller

A video on YouTube. In True Crime & Mysteries, a Krater category.

Summary by Krater

This video covers the mysterious disappearance of Michael Rockefeller in Dutch New Guinea in 1961, examining historical accounts, family actions, and the famous photograph that suggests he may have lived among the Asmat people.

From the video

Answers: What happened to Michael Rockefeller in New Guinea?

Michael Rockefeller disappearance
Dutch New Guinea
Asmat people
Nelson Rockefeller
Carl Hoffman
Fraser Heston
Cannibalism myths and reality
1961 expedition

What it concludes

Michael Rockefeller made it to shore after his boat capsized in Dutch New Guinea in 1961 and subsequently drowned or was killed by the Asmat people.
Official Dutch government files regarding Michael Rockefeller's disappearance were classified and withheld from the Rockefeller family.
An investigator in 2008 traded a boat engine for three human skulls said to belong to white men killed by islanders.
A 1969 photograph found by Fraser Heston shows a white man resembling Michael Rockefeller among Asmat tribesmen.

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