/bin/kill

I have a corrupt /bin/kill command and would like to replace it, but can't find the rpm that I need to reinstall. I downloaded the latest coreutils rpm and forced and install with that, but that didn't do it. Can somebody lead me into the right direction? I am running RHEL AS 4.4

Thanks
Steve

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