Matt Foreman
as Self - Former Director of Anti Violence Programs
Writers: Howard Gertler, Anthony Caronna
In the early 1990s, with homophobia and hate crimes on the rise as the AIDS crisis worsens, a serial killer preys upon gay men in New York City, infiltrating queer nightlife to find his victims.
Matt Foreman
as Self - Former Director of Anti Violence Programs
Michael Ferreri
as Self - Townhouse Pianist and Singer
Bea Hanson
as Self - Employee of the AVP
Andy Humm
as Self
Ceyenne Doroshow
as Self
Thomas Macauley
as Self
Edgar Rodriguez
as Self
Thomas Hayes
as Self
Isaac J. Conner
as Self
Lisa Hall
as Self
Gregory G. Allen
as Self
Antonio Marrero
as Self
Tracey O'Shea
as Self
Kimberly Stevens
as Self
Diana Malkentzos
as Self
David Wertheimer
as Self
Mike Mohel
as Self
Tony Hoyt
as Self
Douglas Gibson
as Self
Jose Luis Marrero
as Self
Marilyn Sakara
as Self
Nick Theodos
as Self
Jay Musser
as Self
Jim Griffith
as Self
Carl Harnish
as Self
Karen Gaylord
as Self
Duncan Osborne
as Self
When a dismembered body is found in New Jersey in 1992, the crime scene poses striking similarities to a murder a year prior — a case that went cold. Both victims were affluent and closeted men, last seen at a piano bar in Manhattan. The Anti-Violence Project pushes the police to investigate a potential serial killer stalking gay men in New York City.
A third victim is part of the world of the queer community’s most vulnerable population: sex workers of color. While the AVP is pressuring the NYPD and media to connect the murders, another piece of evidence leads investigators to Staten Island.
A clear pattern of a serial killer emerges with a fourth murder, prompting the creation of a multi-jurisdictional task force and the first coverage from national newspapers. An eyewitness leads to a huge break: a potential name and description of the suspect.
A break in forensic technology leads investigators to a suspect: a nurse living on Staten Island. The next step is to decipher his past—a quest that takes them back almost 30 years to a murder in Maine—and to make sure he doesn’t evade justice.