"Druxman has taken Hollywood"s most famous murder mystery and turned it into a fascinating narrative that is so evocative of 1920"s Tinseltown. His fictional "hero" guides us on a factual journey that not only reveals why the case remains officially unsolved-but also identifies the killer!" - Thomas B. Sawyer, Murder, She Wrote Head Writer/Showrunner, bestselling author of Cross Purposes On the evening of February 1, 1922, silent film director William Desmond Taylor was shot to death in his Los Angeles home. The murder, coming on the heels of the "Fatty" Arbuckle scandal, shocked the Hollywood community and the country, resulting in reform groups labeling the film capital a "modern day Babylon," and demanding that movies be censored or, in some communities, even banned. The murder itself was never "officially" solved, but subsequent revelations about the director"s unsavory past, as well as his recent secret...