At a local pub old age people were talking about former singers whose pictures were placed on the wall. Suddenly, a man (Gary Busey) got into the bar totally freaked out, telling to bartender his wife had just been killed. This man was a well-known singer in the past, but now he's struggling against his alcoholic addiction. He has two sons from a previous marriage and he remarried a years and half ago. The gun used in the homicide belong to a security guard passed away for some time, whose grandson is a wannabe rapper. Anyway the murder weapon was at the producer disposal at the time of the murder; he kept it on a drawer without any lock, so every client could have stolen the gun. The victim was a piece of work, as stated even by her sister: she has always wanted to reach the fame since high school and when she realized to not have any skills, the next step was to marry a celebrity in order to drain his bank account....
Director wants the audience to hate the victim. She's really the one who take advantage of people, making out with several men so that it's hard to figure out who fathering her daughter. Briscoe, as well as McCoy, are always upset when the cameras show up, let the investigation become a circus.
Director wants the audience to hate the victim. She's really the one who take advantage of people, making out with several men so that it's hard to figure out who fathering her daughter. Briscoe, as well as McCoy, are always upset when the cameras show up, let the investigation become a circus.