What do you mean by least meaningful? I'm not saying that Versace's death is more important than the other 4 people death but Versace's death was definitely the most meaningful.
The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story
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From the doc I watched on the killer they had no relationship like the other victims it seemed like a crime of opportunity. The show calls it an assassination so I assume they build up to his death when the real life accounts made it seem like he wasn't even notable to the killer.
Cunanan met Versace before. Cunanan wasn't really a fan of Versace's clothes but he knew how big Versace's death would be. Cunanan was just a psychopath and narcissist.
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They made it seem like he just walked up on him and shot him that day out of nowhere. Had me tryna understand the assassination claim. I'll check this out later.
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CreepyMcCreeperson
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And he's not even gay in real life
Watched 2nd and 3rd ep on fxnow on the ole roku last night. Gonna watch latest ep tonight.
Very entertaining. These eps fly by
I’m just finding the thread. Darren Criss has me legit shook every week. I was too young to know about the depth of things when it happened so looking at things unfold in reverse week by week & seeing Darren totally opposite of Blaine from Glee is very much 
Man what the fukk is this man on??PUUMP UP THE JAAM!!!!
Anyways....I can see Darren pulling an Emmy for this role,he's killing it.No pun intended
Amazing episodeThat blonde actor is really talented.
The scenes in the guys apartment was terrifying. It was Fincher level suspense.
Ryan Murphy loooves that one dude though that got killed when he comes into the apartment. He puts him in everything.
I'm watching the "Killing Versace: The Hunt For a Serial Killer" documentary on the Oxygen Channel right now 
its weird comparing the Ryan Murphy FX show with the real life accounts of cops, FBI agents and experts about Cunanan.
its weird comparing the Ryan Murphy FX show with the real life accounts of cops, FBI agents and experts about Cunanan.
I'm watching the "Killing Versace: The Hunt For a Serial Killer" documentary on the Oxygen Channel right now
Do explain...
Insanity. I had to look that shyt up to see if it was true.
So I'll admit that I new nothing about Andy Cunanan or Versace since I was young when the murders went down so I was legit learning about it everyweek watching the FX Show. The Killing Versace documentary I just watched on the Oxygen pretty much summed up everything about the case and three things were pretty clear:
1. The police and FBI were fukking up... mainly due to they weren't passing on information between each other when the murders went down. A lot of them were saying that they didn't hear of any official reports of Andy Cunanan until the day of when he would kill someone. Cunanan could have been caught way before he ever reached the footsteps of Versace's mansion.
2. It was easy as hell to hide out and Cunanan took full advantage of that. I think in the past 15 plus years that we all live in a world with survaliance cameras and social media and everyone having camera phones that we forgotten that none of that existed in the 90s. You could have easily been off the grid and disappeared in the world without anyone being able to keep tabs on you.
3. Ryan Murphy had really done his research with the Cunanan murders because everything and everyone they talked about on the documentary we've seen reinacted on the FX show... the only difference is that as gruesome the scenes are on the FX show they actually changed somethings to being "less gruesome". The episode where they showed Andy killing that rich old dude Lee on the show Andy killed him by dropping a big bag on his chest crushing his ribs and stabbing him multiple times in the chest with a screwdriver. On the documentary they said outside of the screwdriver stabbings Andy broke Lee's ribs by backing his car over his chest and then cut his throat with a saw... so it was clear that Ryan Murphy tone down Andy's fukkery a tad bit.
Overall it's funny seeing all of the cops, psychologist and experts collectively say "
I don't know why Andy Cunanan was running around killing folks" which makes it more interesting in how Ryan Murphy writes his dialogue for all of the character because the FX show is pretty much Ryan's vision of why things happen the way that they did. I'm pretty sure if someone else took a turn at having Andy Cunanan as a character in a show/movie like a Quentin Tarantino or someone crazy like that the show would be just as crazy and interesting.
CreepyMcCreeperson
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I know. I looked him up to see how they made him look half white, half Asian like Cunanan, and discovered he is really half white, half Asian. Then I read he was engaged to a woman. Mind blown.