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There are no journalists here.

There are drugs. The therapies are complex, difficult.

We have options.

When I was a child, I had an older sister before Donatella was

born.

Her name was Tina.

At 10 years old, she became very ill with peritonitis.

My parents sent me away to live with my aunt and my uncle while they nursed her.

But I couldn't be away from my family for long, so one day I ran all the way

back home.

And when I walked into the house, I saw her.

My older sister.

In an open casket, surrounded by white flowers.

No one had told me she had died.

And to that moment I always believed that if you get sick, you can also get

better.

I need to talk to him.

What is Versace without you?

We'll get you.

Who am I without you?

You hate me, don't you?

He wasn't enough for you?

This house, this life?

You wanted more. More fun, more men.

I understand that it's your business, but why bring him into it?

Because he chose to.

No, he chose you.

He went along with it because of you.

Because he knew what you were thinking.

Not handsome enough for handsome Antonio.

I am not a villain.

I need not a thing.

My brother has a weakness for beauty.

He forgives you anything.

But I am not my brother.

Well, we can agree on something.

You knew he wanted a family.

Why didn't you give him one?

Because we're not allowed.

You could have found a way.

He celebrated your marriage.

He shed tears of joy in church for your fucking union.

What have you done but belittle me and criticize the choice? What have you done

for him?

What have you given him?

Stability? Safety?

Children?

If you had given him anything, I would have given you respect.

But you've given him nothing.

I try not to be bitter on phone.

I was never bitter before.

If I was sad, I'd create.

If I was angry, I'd create.

But now I'm too sick.

I'm too sick to work. I'm too sick to... For the first time in my life, I'm

jealous. I'm jealous of him.

I'm jealous of her.

I just want it out. I just want it out, my love.

I just want it out. Just get it out of me.

I need us to be a family.

I cannot do this without love.

Donatella, please.

Please.

He's gone, Antonio.

There is no need for us to pretend anymore.

After everything he survived to be killed like this.

A high of 84 degrees and a low of 64 today in Florence. The investigation of

the brutal murder of Lee Miglin with police pursuing suspect Andrew Gounod.

You get your moment.

I don't have a reservation, and I know it's very unlikely because this hotel is

such a great position right next to the oceanfront. But by any chance, do you

have a room? If you have any.

Kurt DeMarche. You're French?

I was born in Nice. Have you ever been?

Denise? No.

It's beautiful.

You could go sometime.

I hope to go back soon. Maybe raise a family. But first, I need to make my way

in the world.

I'm a fashion student.

I traveled all the way here just so I can share a few words with Mr. Versace.

I hear he's very open to having conversations with young, aspiring

students.

A fashion student?

Don't judge by the clothes. I don't have a dollar to spend on them. But I think

Mr. Versace will find my conversation very excellent. I would say, sir,

nothing is more inspiring to me than that one outfit that Carla Bruni wore.

It was a skirt of crinoline like a giant floral handkerchief fastened with a gold

belt and daringly mismatched with a denim shirt.

I don't know much about Cunningham or Mr. Versace, but how does $29.99 a night

sound? Cash only. Paid in advance.

No exceptions.

Were you saying that some people actually leave here without paying?

All the time.

I chased one man.

Ran two blocks.

Did you catch him?

No. And I didn't want to.

I was just trying to make sure I kept my job.

Let's take this camera and let's have Sun West move the

black button.

Andrew Cunanan, 27 years old. He's killed four men.

His murder spree began in Minneapolis.

Next murder was in the countryside by East Rush Lake.

Third victim was in Chicago.

The fourth man was in New Jersey.

Why do you think he's now in Miami?

We don't know where he is. Well, he's made the Bureau's top ten most wanted,

which means right now every FBI office in the country has agents looking for

him. Do you think he's more or less likely to be here compared to, say, Los

Angeles or San Diego? We intend to do our job on the assumption that he's

coming here.

We're talking about a really small area.

The most popular gay venues are Twist, Warsaw Ballroom, Salvation, Amnesia,

the beach on 12th Street, and we're here.

If he comes here, pretty much you'll have to walk right past us.

We could visit these places in a day. I'm happy to take you around.

Let's get the flyers out, meet the bar owners, community leaders.

All right.

Detective.

You haven't read the case files, but Cunanan won't be a regular tourist. He's

a predatory escort, which means he's going to target closeted, older, wealthy

homosexuals. I've been told that bars in Fort Lauderdale serve those kinds of

men. So you don't want to canvas South Beach as well? Get the flyers out there.

We only have ten right now. We're having more printed.

When will they be ready? The flyers aren't a priority for us.

Well, that's certainly clear.

I don't want to be a pain.

I don't want to be a pain.

I don't want to be a pain.

I don't want to be a pain, but growing up, I spent my summer swimming off the

coast of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat. So, being this close to the ocean but not

being able to see the water... makes me sad.

Don't tell anyone.

Or they'll think I'm going soft.

I won't say a word.

Yeah, man.

I'm in and I'll figure it out.

Hey, is that girl Andy still locked up?

She'll be in a minute.

I'm Andy.

I heard Miriam call you Kurt.

What is Miriam calling you?

Everybody calls me Ronnie.

Know where to score?

I don't do this kind of work anymore.

I mean, I've done it.

Look at me.

Who am I kidding?

Did you have a bad experience?

I didn't have a good one.

I worked at an AIDS awareness initiative in San Diego.

I was a volunteer. I've helped a lot of people in my life. When they were sick,

or when they were short of cash, or when they needed someone.

They came to me.

You said?

No.

You couldn't tell me if you were?

I might.

You know, I don't tell most people.

Most people freak out.

I'm not one of those people.

A few years ago, I was so close to dying.

I said all my goodbyes, spent all my money, living like I had one month to

live.

And then they gave me these magic pills, and suddenly I'm not going to die.

It handed me my life back, and I didn't know what to do with it, so I came out

here. I read someplace that people like living by the ocean who don't have much

living left.

Do you lose anyone?

That's my best friend.

And the love of my life.

I'm sorry.

Recently?

This year.

Both of them?

Yeah.

What brings you to Miami?

I know people.

Oh, yeah?

Versace. Versace?

His fashion is on it. No, and I know who he is. You're friends?

Yeah, we met in San Francisco.

I was helping him with the costumes for Capriccio. It's an opera he was working

on. And one night, he treated me to a meal at Star's. Anyone who's anyone eats

there. You know it?

Star's? No.

He made a celebrity out of his head chef, Jeremiah Towers.

Anyway, that's when he proposed to me.

Didn't work out, but...

We're still friends.

You ever wonder what if?

Every day.

Yeah, he's a big deal out here. Very popular.

He's always around. You can say hi. He'll say hi back.

Go in here.

Nice man.

I'm not that into his clothes, though.

That's because you don't know him. I don't know him.

What? No, I don't know him, but his doors have windows. I can see through

the glass.

The more you know him, the more you like his clothes.

Is that so?

The man invented his own fabric.

When they told him what he wanted wasn't possible, he just created it himself.

Ever heard of Oraton?

Oraton? It's a fine chainmail mesh of aluminum alloy so light that a woman can

wear it on a hot summer's day.

Sounds real nice.

I don't see something nice.

I see the man behind it.

A great creator.

The man I could have been.

Been with?

Don't worry about money. I'm going to share this with you 50-50.

I look after my friends.

It's always been important to me.

I don't know what to say.

How many times have you done this before?

Two? Three?

How many people do you employ in business?

300?

5,000.

Globally.

I can be submissive.

You have no idea.

Except. Except.

Accepted.

Accepted.

Anything else, sir?

If you could come back in 30 minutes.

You know,

my mom used to bring me lobster when I was at school. She'd bring it to me for

lunch. All the other kids were eating peanut butter jelly sandwiches.

There I was.

My little sachet of cracked black pepper wrapped up like little gram

of cocaine.

What's your emergency?

Hi.

What's your emergency?

Nothing.

Why do you have to hire these women?

Why don't you like them? They look ill.

Girls, can you give us a room?

I need to talk to my brother.

What happened?

You agreed to try them? Yes, Donatella, but I want my mothers to look like they

enjoy life.

Like they eat, at least. Like they laugh, like they dance, they make love.

What do those girls enjoy?

Front covers.

So you think I cannot make the front cover anymore?

Everybody's talking about Galeano and McQueen. What are they doing next?

Should I be asking myself what are people talking about?

If you want to sell any clothes, yes.

No, Donatella, it comes from here first. From here.

and then you hire the photographers, and then you throw the parties, and then you

ask celebrities to wear our clothes.

But that comes second.

I'm worried, Gianni.

Our shows were the future ones.

When did I become the past?

People see the same models, and they say the same thing.

Versace, great, masterful, but I know this guy. I knew him ten years ago, and

here he is again.

Donatella, I get better every day, stronger. It's a miracle.

Maybe one day I will tire of being thankful that I'm alive.

Maybe one day it won't seem like a miracle and I will be able to produce a

show as dark and as morbid as you desire.

But until that day, life is special.

Life is precious.

And that is how I feel.

And my shows must be about what I feel. If not, they are about nothing.

Do you really think people will hear those words when they see your clothes?

They won't. You're wrong. They will know. They won't know the details, of

course, but they will feel those emotions because the clothes will make

them feel them.

Okay, you dress your girls, I dress mine.

We'll see who wins.

Perfect. Let's fight. We're family. It's okay to fight. We fight.

What dress will end the show? A bride. A silver dress. With a veil pulled back

behind her head. Not covering her face.

How original.

Not a virgin bride.

A Versace bride.

She will be a woman who's loved many men before. A woman who's finally found her

equal. A match for her passions.

She won't be dainty. She won't be timid. She will be proud and strong.

And that's how I will end my show.

Our show our show now get the girls

Oh.

I used to be a florist, you know.

I was a good one.

This thing about starting up again here in Miami, just running a little kiosk.

It would need two people to run it.

You and me.

We get along well enough, I think, yeah?

Anything's got to be better than working that beach, don't you think, Andy?

I'm gonna take a shower.

Okay.

Yeah, yeah. A shower. Why not?

Andrew?

What'd you do?

Nothing.

I've done... nothing.

I've done nothing my whole life.

Come join us.

I will. I will be there.

Go play.

I don't want this anymore.

I want you.

I want to marry you.

You can say it in the morning.

Or can you say it in the evening?

Where'd you get this?

It's a remarkable story.

Sister's here.

Come on, Johnny.

I'm here.

The real Donatella has a key. Oh, come on, Johnny. Let me in. Not tonight. Come

on, baby.

Johnny. No, no, no, baby.

Johnny, let me in.

Baby, I've told you so many times. I can only handle one Donatella. One is

enough. And one Versace.

Versace. Yeah, brava. Baby, big kiss for you, but I cannot let you in. One is

enough. Okay?

Will I see you again?

I'm sure.

You don't have that money, do you?

We were friends.

It was real, right?

When someone asks you if we were friends, you'll say no.

Seven years old.

5 feet, 10 and a half inches.

dark brown hair and eyes with a

Hi, what would you like to order? Tuna combo.

$2.99?

Keep the change.

Tuna, can you cover me?

911, what's your emergency?

I don't know his name. He was on America's Most Wanted. Is this man black

or white?

White guy. The white guy who killed four white guys. He's here.

No joke.

Send everything right now.

Okay.

I'm thinking about it.

Hi. Hi, it's nice to meet you. You're amazing.

I don't want to die anymore.

I want you to.

I want to marry you.

I'm Andy.

So what do you do?

I'm a serial killer.

What?

I said I'm a banker.

I'm a stockbroker. I'm a shareholder. I'm a paperback writer. I'm a cop. I'm a

naval officer. Sometimes I'm a spy.

I build movie sets in Mexico and skyscrapers in Chicago. I sell propane

in Minneapolis.

I import pineapples from the Philippines.

You know, I'm the person least likely to be forgotten.

I'm Andrew Cunanan.