00:01Shortly before 9 a.m., fashion designer Gianni Versace
00:04was shot on the steps of his villa.
00:07Miami is now at the center of one of the largest FBI manhunts of all time.
00:12For the second installment of American Crime Story,
00:15we're telling the story of Andrew Cunanan,
00:18a spree killer in the 1990s
00:20who climaxed with the very public murder of Gianni Versace.
00:25This is a heinous and inexplicable crime.
00:29Versace was very loved.
00:30Everybody who met him, they were fascinated by him.
00:33And nobody expected this.
00:34He was a creator.
00:36He was a genius.
00:38And my brother is still alive as long as Versace is alive.
00:42It is about the events leading up to the murder of Gianni Versace.
00:45Gianni Versace.
00:46Versace.
00:46Signore Versace.
00:48But also, we're going to understand how that could have been avoided.
00:51Suspect on the run in pursuit!
00:53This particular manhunt is the largest failed FBI manhunt in history.
00:59Andrew Cunanan, 27 years old, he's killed four men.
01:02Why do you think he's now in Miami?
01:03We don't know where he is.
01:06People were scared.
01:07The fact that this man was killing gay men, still some people don't understand why it
01:14happened.
01:14I'm Andy.
01:15So what do you do?
01:16I'm a serial killer.
01:19For every season of American Crime Story, what we're interested in is what makes this
01:24an American crime, a crime America is guilty of.
01:27Not just the characters we're exploring.
01:29He's going to target closeted, older, wealthy homosexuals.
01:32So you don't want to canvas South Beach as well.
01:35Andrew's journey is a journey through the politics of homosexuality as they play out
01:40across America in the 1990s.
01:43You tell gay people you're gay and straight people you're straight.
01:47I tell people what they need to hear.
01:50Versace has invited me to the opera.
01:54Life is special.
01:55Help!
01:56Life is precious.
01:58You've given me nothing.
01:59That is how I feel.
02:02I'm so happy right now.
02:05Truth is, you know, fear and prejudice, unfortunately, is always in fashion.
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