In June 1906, Harry K. Thaw shot Stanford White to death inside Madison Square Garden, last musical number of a play called Mam'zelle Champagne. Thaw fired three bullets, hitting White in the head twice, killing him instantly. Fast...
Sid Davis has worked in film, publishing, and law, and is fascinated by L.A.'s dark underbelly. He often paraphrases a favorite writer, who said: [in L.A.,] something can be the truth in the morning and a lie by noon. Morning and noon are well and good, but his favorite time is midnight, because that's when people decide to follow the night to wherever it leads, and tomorrow is nothing more than a theory.
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