Synopsis

The 1906 murder of Stanford White, the celebrated New York architect and prominent figure of society, at the hands of Harry K. Thaw, heir to a Pittsburgh railroad fortune, captivated public attention worldwide. Yet, much of the ensuing discourse centered on Evelyn Nesbit, the captivating showgirl who occupied the heart of the romantic entanglement. It was a sensational tale, rich with elements of wealth, influence, social standing, affection, fury, desire, and retribution.