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>> a fashion icon gunned down outside his house, execution-style in broad daylight, it is so brazen. >> the fbi says cunanan is on a killing spree. >> has involved five victims in four states. >> nobody knew where he was going to strike next. nobody knew what was motivating him. >> 27-year-old andrew philip cunanan now the bureau's prime suspect. the question now, what's driving cunanan? ♪ >> gianni discovered south beach by accident. he and antonio, his partner, were on their way to cuba. the flight was delayed. >> he had his cab driver take him for a drive around south beach. >> he fell madly in love with the town. it was everything. if

pretty and you owned a pair of roller skates or a bicycle, you were on ocean drive showing it off. >> i used to tell him you've got to go to south beach, the gays are fabulous. the people have a different attitude. we wear g-strings, we go topless. i mean, it was fantastic. so what did he do? he goes and buys himself a waterfront piece of property called casa casuarina. >> the house was pure indulgence. it's one thing to be indulgent and to be ostentatious, but to be indulgent and ostentatious with taste, with taste and money? it was this kind of interior architectural wonderland, every room was kind of drop-jawed. >> the casa casurina was magic. it had like, you know, stars and moons in gold. he had every bit of the flooring was polished to perfection. the swimming pool, the tiles in the pool. >> he wanted his eyes to be almost overdosed on amazing things. it was like creating your own

>> i have beautiful house, i have beautiful life, but that is the media, what i desire is more. >> what are you expecting to see from versace? >> power. the power women. >> gianni versace was at the pinnacle of his career in 1997. he made women look like women. he loved women. >> versace's clothes were the beginning of sex on the red carpet. >> he loved the shape of a woman's foot. he loved the shape of a woman's leg. i put on a dress and i feel so -- i said, "oh, man, i can go get laid in this outfit." >> versace basically created some of the greatest dresses that anyone ever saw on a red carpet. he wanted you to be unforgettable. and that's why he made the clothes the way he did.

maker. it's like to oxygen for me, fashion. i love doing fashion. >> it created the illusion of being a kind of god in that world, and he paid the price for that illusion. >> versace was in love with life. and he wanted to make the world more beautiful. andrew cunanan was just the opposite. versace had everything that cunanan wanted. power, fabulous wealth, and admiration. and the world owed him. >> the world would know two things after the murder of gianni versace -- they would know who versace was. and two, they would know his killer was andrew cunanan. that's what andrew wanted. "look at me. i can get to anyone."

andrew was the fourth of four children, but he was the chosen one. he was the prince. >> his parents did everything for him, more than the other kids 'cause he was the youngest. >> we learned that he had an iq of 147. he was the kid that was going to succeed out of all their children. >> he was my father's pride and joy. he really was. >> what kind of little boy was he? >> when he was about 10 years old, he had read the whole set of encyclopedias. >> at 10? >> at 10. and memorized it, and you could ask him any question. pick up any edition and ask him any question, and he would tell you. >> he had a fairly comfortable home life while his dad, modesto, was a longtime navy veteran, became a stockbroker. >> he got everything that he needed. my dad gave him a sports car. he had the master bedroom. he had his own bath and everything.

>> he went to a boarding school, the bishop school. that school was status. that school had the children of diplomats, had the children of the rich and powerful. >> the relationships that he began at the bishop school, again kind of set the table for him and not only for the tastes and appetites that he had, but the circles he was used to moving in. >> andrew's self worth was tied to the finer things in life, what they could do for him. being accepted in high society and by wealthy people was what he expected. if he didn't get them, he was lost. >> he was the talented mr. ripley. >> you like everybody. >> don't like you. >> marge, you like everybody. >> he told people he was from philippine royalty. it appeared to everybody that he

might have come from privilege and he played that card big-time. >> he was living an extremely elaborate lie. and i think even he believed it at times. >> in high school, he's voted the most likely to be remembered. >> his life as a gay man, i think, began when he was at the bishop school. it set him apart from other kids at the bishop school. >> he wrote in his yearbook, in his high school yearbook, "apres moi, le deluge." after me, the flood. it certainly seemed obvious what the flood was after a nationwide killing spree. >> he did what he needed to do for himself. narcissistic obsessed sociopath. next, so how did the flood lead to five victims and a nationalwide killing spree? >> was a

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"20/20" continues with dying to be famous: the versace murders. >> versace turned south beach into an international glamour zone. >> everybody in south beach loved versace. he was generous. he was a member of the community. >> he was the unofficial mayor of south beach. he loved the attention. he loved being part of this.

america was so much safer than italy. he was from calabria, which was a home of some of the mafia. >> if you talk about fate, you had a man on the east coast in miami beach who loved america because he thought it was safe. on the west coast you've got a dirtbag street hustler who's making his way across the country. >> andrew cunanan always felt that he was an outsider. his father abandoned the family when he was 19 and just left the mother and cunanan and his siblings destitute. >> he went to live in the philippines with his dad for about a month and came back to the united states complaining about the squalor that his father was living in. >> i think he decides at that point on his return from the united states, it's sort of, like, you know, scarlett o'hara saying in "gone with the wind," right, "i'll never be hungry again." >> he wanted to be wealthy. he wanted to be powerful. he wanted to be admired. >> and he started living by having very wealthy elderly men

support him. >> andrew's father taught him, "wealthy people can give you things. learn all about them." >> and he became a pro at it. >> he was very good-looking. his father was filipino, his mom was italian, he kept in shape. >> near genius iq so he could talk art, music, politics. >> he wanted to be secure. financially secure. he wanted to be able to take time off and go sailing for a month or two and not have to worry about anything. >> he was flown to paris for dinner and aspen for skiing. $800-an-ounce caviar, cases of champagne. and he would send postcards to all his friends and it was just over the top living. >> st. jean cap ferrat is very cute, lots of big white villas, pretty beaches, yachts, lavish parties. prosciutto and melon for breakfast overlooking the grand canal. i wander through a maze of streets and bridges to florian's, sometimes bouncing over the lagoon on a stream of sunlit foam. >> andrew thought he

and to a degree he was. but they were using him too. >> norman blachford was a sugar daddy to cunanan, he was a semiretired businessman in his 60s. >> norman blachford was a very wealthy man, a patron of the arts. >> and he lived in a super-fabulous home overlooking the pacific ocean. >> cunanan moves in with blachford and becomes, like, his regular right-hand man. >> andrew got $2,500 a month from him. he bought him a car. he gave him access to his credit cards. >> he's traveling to europe, france, to italy, to spain. when the relationship with blachford ended, suddenly, andrew cunanan's lifestyle starts to shrink. >> he could not stand rejection. >> he was using drugs. he had gotten sloppy and lost his looks. >> right around his mid to late 20s, all this lavishness starts to go away. >> and

obsessed with financial and social status but he didn't want to earn it. he wanted to take it. >> he was like a predator. he just made up whatever he thought that that mark wanted to think he was. >> the two people who knew him best were jeffrey trail and david madson. jeffrey trail was a graduate of the naval academy, he never had a romantic relationship with jeffrey trail but they had become friends when trail was part of the navy, stationed in san diego. i think jeffrey trail was sort of a touchstone. i mean, he was sort of something to say, he was normalcy in andrew cunanan's life. >> david madson was supposedly the love of his life. good guy, good person, up and coming architect in the area. >> madson and cunanan were like complete opposites. he had a career path. and i think cunanan was kind of his walk on the wild side. >> david was andrew's life. he said many, many times that he

out to minneapolis for david. >> did madson leave him? >> madson left him. he was devastated by it. and when madson broke up with him it was just, he was depressed. >> jeffrey trail and david madson were men of substance. and so i think cunanan was kind of fun but over time his lack of any kind of depth or any kind of seriousness wore pretty thin on them. >> and so, part of the motivation for coming back to minneapolis on that last weekend of april was an attempt to sort of reconnect with two of these very good, very close, very important people in his life who had pulled away from him. >> he bought a one-way ticket. he told friends, "i have business in minneapolis." yeah, he did. and murder was on his mind. >> i think this killing spree really, strange as it sounds, started as a love story. there was speculation that maybe madson and trail had had a romantic relationship.

i think david madson came to symbolize all the rejection that cunanan had had those last few years. >> people that have this level of narcissism also have acutely low self-esteem. and so as a result, people feel like, you've pulled away from me, and you feel wronged, you feel shamed, and their only natural reaction is revenge. cunanan was going on this one-way trip to kill off his past, basically. >> jeffrey trail owned a .40 caliber taurus semi-automatic handgun that had a case of hollow point bullets along with it. at some point, andrew cunanan got that gun. >> if jeff trail would have reported the gun stolen, all this never would have happened. a lot of ifs. a lot of ifs. cunanan was the luckiest criminal i ever chased. >> cunanan phones trail, leaves a message on his answering machine and says come over to dave's apartment.

>> he buzzed into the apartment at 9:45-ish, went upstairs. witnesses hear some scuffling outside and somebody saying, "get the bleep out." >> he beat jeff trail to death with a claw hammer, which is a very, very physical and personal type of homicide. >> jeffrey trail was bashed over the head about 27 times. >> there was blood spatters on the wall and the floor. jeff trail's body was rolled up in a carpet, blood all over the place. >> these murders were highly personal. and it's off-the-charts rage. >> it has a very sadistic edge to it. >> i think he wanted to punish jeff. >> what would've prompted this first killing in that apartment? it's up for conjecture. >> one of the things that we found in that apartment was that bag with the vials of steroids. had andrew cunanan possibly been

could this be explained as a roid rage kind of thing? >> we had lots of rumors on cunanan, that he was out to get people that gave him the hiv virus. he did not have the virus. so you hear all this stuff. we had reports of he was into some s&m sex. i basically decided he had a alter ego. and when he killed jeff trail, he flipped to that. it wasn't him anymore. and that's when his path became clear to him. >> david madson comes back to his apartment with his dog. and there's a body rolled up in the rug. >> police believe that after the homicide of jeffrey trail that cunanan held david madson hostage for two days in the apartment with the dead body. >> david madson, i think, becomes a captive of andrew cunanan's at that point. >> and the two get in a car and theyri

area outside minneapolis. >> david madson was marched out on the banks of that lake, and shot three times, once in the back, twice in the head, with jeffrey trail's .40 caliber gun. >> we thought, "whoa, what is this? what's going on here?" these two homicides are clearly linked. and, now what? when we return, with two bodies behind him, was he just fleeing? or did he already have his next victim in mind? next, on dying to be famous. it's time for a getaway. the lincoln summer invitation is on. now get our best offers of the season. on the agile mkc. on the versatile midsize lincoln mkx.

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every time a serial killer gets away with murdering someone, they feel more and more invincible and godlike. "i can kill anyone." >> was he born twisted? was he made twisted? >> crimes of anger, crimes of jealousy, crimes by a sociopath. >> andrew cunanan allegedly

he's eluded police every step of the way. the hope now is he'll slip up. >> in "america's most wanted," we're saying he's killed twice in a very short period of time, and usually serial killers will escalate once they've crossed that horrible no-man's land and they start to go on the rampage. they escalate. it's almost like the blood lust of a shark. now he hits chicago. >> we're here in chicago to take on a crime that shocked this city. >> he was no longer andrew cunanan the gigolo, he was andrew cunanan the spree killer. >> so who does he run into somewhere in chicago, is lee miglin, 72-year-old, older man with a family, with children. >> police found the body of real estate developer lee miglin in the garage. >> we're treating this case as a homicide, and the investigation is under way. >> initially, it was a murder

but there had to be more to this story than a random street robbery. and as it turns out, we quickly realized that it was much more than that. >> he'd been beaten and stabbed with several different weapons. >> he had been stabbed multiple times in the chest, and all of his ribs were broken, his head was wrapped with masking tape repeatedly. >> there was some message in this madness. it was either very personal or it was intended to say something to somebody, "i am a force to be reckoned with." >> cunanan had talked about liking to wear a latex mask with only the nostrils open. it was a little interesting that lee miglin's body was found with his head wrapped in plastic and paper with only two holes for the nostrils. >> i think when andrew killed lee miglin he was acting out a sexual fantasy. he didn't have to do what he did, tie him up the way he did, render him helpless.

victim helpless, it enhances the experience for them. it's arousing for them. domination and control is what it's all about. >> it indicated to them that it was unlikely that this was sort of a random act. >> the fbi says miglin and cunanan, quote, "may have met," unquote, but that there's no known connection. >> i have no evidence, never found any evidence that he ever knew lee miglin even though there were a lot of reports. >> there's been some suggestion that this might have been a random crime. i'm going to take a leap here and say, there was some sort of relationship. could have been sexual, could have been something else, but there's something that's deep-seated in andrew to go and kill lee. >> it's just on and on and on in terms of what he does to him and that's not something that, that a stranger would do. >>

miglin's precious and prized coin collection, got in miglin's car and took off. >> when he's on the run and making multiple phone calls from lee miglin's lexus, the cops are beginning to track him because it's pinging off of cell towers. >> they had triangulated the cell phone that was on the miglin car he was driving. >> they had tracked him as far as philadelphia, and it got leaked to the press. >> chicago police determined that somebody, they presume andrew cunanan, has used the car phone in the lexus twice in the past 24 hours in philadelphia. >> unfortunately he heard it on the news radio that we were tracking a cell phone. >> andrew cunanan heard that radio transmission and ripped the phone out of the car, which then meant they lost their ability to track.

>> so he's got to dump the car. the car is the clue that ties him to lee miglin's murder. >> just before sundown, cunanan apparently spotted the entrance to this remote federal cemetery and drove down a one-lane road, where he encountered 45-year-old grave digger william reese. >> bill reese was reading his bible and listening to christian music on the radio before cunanan showed up. >> andrew cunanan pulls into a very deserted historical cemetery. because it's a historical cemetery you don't see families in there putting flowers down for grandpa. >> cunanan confronted mr. reese up here in the parking lot of the federal cemetery, then forced him down the stairs into the basement. >> finds the caretaker, brutally murders him, and takes his red truck. >> because the media wanted a scoop, they had an exclusive, it took another life. we had a killer who had killed four people in 12 days, in three different states. >> now he's got a new vehicle. he's on his way south.

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>> authorities admit that by now cunanan could be anywhere. >> has he stopped killing? >> there's a serial killer still out on the loose, i mean, that scares me still. >> is he going to kill again? >> yes, i am alarmed and i'm very concerned. >> who is he going to kill next? cunanan wanted to be notorious. he wanted the recognition he felt he deserved. >> it was very chaotic. >> you were flying right next to america's most wanted individual? >> i don't know that i was. >> around the nation, the mere mention of cunanan's name brings out the media in droves. >> he could have been anywhere. he was anywhere and nowhere. >> we're still looking for andrew phillip cunanan. >> cunanan was believed to have fled in miglin's lexus from chicago. >> i think the one state we didn't have a lead in was montana. >> cunanan warnings are also posted tonight here on the east coast. >> i believe andrew cunanan came to miami because that was one of the areas that he was going to be able to blend in pretty easily. >> so, i would caution all people to just be careful if they do spot him. we believe that the vehicle may

>> and you know what he was doing. >> that occupant is deemed armed and dangerous. >> he was hiding in plain sight. >> 911 gets a phone call. >> there was a sighting by an employee of miami subs that recognized him from america's most wanted. >> andrew cunanan is 5'9", weighs 160 lbs and has dark hair and brown eyes. >> we get a call from a wonderful, conscientious viewer who says, i believe the guy you're looking for is here buying a sandwich. >> the police say okay, stall. >> the guy said maybe ten minutes he had them there and he walked out the door. miami beach police missed him by about three minutes. >> you did not need facebook to find gianni versace. south beach was so small, five blocks. >> he walked almost every single day down ocean drive to the news cafe. the news cafe had a wonderful selection of international papers so he would get the

newspapers from italy. >> he said, "good morning," i said, "good morning." you know, and he went up towards his house. >> we had plans to play tennis that morning. i didn't know that gianni was out. i went into the dining room, and i was picking at the fruit that he had there at the table. as he's walking up the stairs, what we know now to be andrew cunanan comes up behind him and shoots him twice in the head at point blank range. >> when we heard, "bang, bang," i thought it was backfire from the lawnmower that was being worked on in the yard, but it wasn't. >> one shot hits the left side of his face, the other shot hits the right side of his neck, and he goes down. >> so, i run out the door, and gianni was laying there. i check his artery -- nothing. he was gone.

everywhere. please help me! please! >> tell me your location? >> in front of the versace house, 1100 block ocean drive. please, dear god! >> i can remember gianni just lying there, yeah. i can see it. i can see the blood on the steps. >> antonio came behind me. he's crying and yelling, "who did this? who did this?" >> supposedly a subject is running northbound 1300 ocean court with a gun. >> i never saw his face. i don't want to look at his face. this is the man that killed my friend. >> they are telling me this guy is about 5'8", pretty clean cut. >> white male wearing a white shirt and blue shorts. >> and antonio says, "go get him, lazaro. go get him." and i did. i went after him. and i stopped, because the person in the car yelled, "he's got a gun." and that's when cunanan pointed the gun at me.

sitting here at the edge here. and they pointed to the garage, and that's when i told the officer, "he's in there. go get him." >> we realized that we had a vehicle that was taken in a homicide that andrew cunanan committed up in new jersey. >> he was, like, living out of the truck because he had run out of money. >> his car door was open, his identification was spilled on the ground. >> there's clothes of cunanan's. and he disappears. he's gone, he's underground. now the fbi is hunting for him. everybody's hunting for him. >> murder in miami. he was one of the world's most influential fashion designers. gianni versace was murdered in broad daylight this morning. >> it was a terrible day. >> south beach was the scene of a horrible crime. >> the shooting occurred on the front steps. >> mr. versace was gunned down as he walked into his miami beach mansion. >> it was all over the news, every channel. >> police say their main suspect is reputed serial killer

>> i couldn't believe it when i first heard of the accusations that that was my brother. >> this is not just a tragedy but it is also a great loss to our community and in fact to the world. >> versace had only been back in miami about five days. and, based on the behavior at that murder scene, andrew knew what those habits were. how fast does he walk and who else is out there at the time. >> what makes this murder completely different than the other ones is he does his homework. how am i going to get access to versace? >> miami beach investigators are currently interviewing witnesses and employees who work at the versace residence in an attempt to learn a motive for this shooting. >> there was a lot of speculation that there were cunanan sightings near versace's house, in versace's house, at parties that versace visited. >> they had met in a bar, or that they had been introduced by

somebody at some high society dinner. >> versace had done some costume work, for the san francisco ballet, i think in the early '90s. was it possible in his going around he met versace as part of that ballet? it was a possibility. >> i can tell you that three witnesses put them together in california. >> he supposedly met him at some sort of backstage or a private cocktail party, and it was very brief. and, you know, it's very possible that they did have some sort of intimate relationship. >> our best witness was his partner. he said they never knew each other, but in my heart, i feel, something must have happened at some point between the two. >> police say the man came up from behind him, and shot him in the head. >> when cunanan killed versace the whole game changed. >> extra! >> fashion great gianni versace, andrew cunanan, what was their relationship? >> now it was a sexy story. now it was a salacious tabloid story.

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he came running but he was already, like, dead. >> this tall, lanky man shot this older man. >> it definitely looked like execution style, it was one bullet in the head. >> everybody in miami is converging on south beach. >> when i arrived at the scene, it was, like, in full chaos. people crying. there was people throwing flowers on the sidewalk. it was a media circus. >> hundreds and hundreds of journalists. >> at the time, there was nothing bigger than the andrew cunanan odyssey.

>> it was the coup de grace for cunanan. nobody is going to be any bigger than gianni versace. >> we saturated the city with police cars, everybody was looking for cunanan. >> he was spotted everywhere. the leads went from the hundreds to the thousands, so we couldn't keep up with it. >> miami beach police received 100 calls just last night. >> if you spot him again, call me back. >> the guy is smart. i'm telling you, you're dealing with a cunning guy who keeps moving. he knows how to stay ahead of everybody. >> he walked around south beach for a long time and nobody recognized him. >> i was wondering if you had seen mr. cunanan in this area? >> no, but he has a familiar face, though. >> i knew he had to pop up. he had to get some money somehow. >> after the reese murder, cunanan goes to a pawn shop to get money for a gold coin that he sto f

>> in florida you have to get your fingerprint taken when you pawn something and you have to show valid id. >> and on the pawn receipt was andrew cunanan's name, his date of birth, a thumbprint, his signature. >> he gives the normandy beach hotel as where he's staying. >> he used his real name on his passport, and it went to the police department. the guy that reviews the pawn shop records was on vacation that week. so he lucked out again. >> employees of this miami beach hotel this afternoon tell abc 7 news that andrew cunanan stayed here nearly every day from may 12th to july 14th, the day before the gianni versace murder. >> he was very quiter, nice, a decent person. and he was the kd

like to have here. >> it was one of those gob-smacked moments. it's like, oh, my god, he's been living in this motel for two months. >> we get a warrant for room 205, which was the room number that was listed on the pawn slip, but he ends up changing his room number like three different times. >> do me a favor, please don't go upstairs, you'll get your chance to go upstairs and see whatever you want to see as soon as we're done. okay? >> that's when we had our first issue with the media. >> we walk into the normandy beach hotel. the desk clerk is there. and opens the door and says, "have at it." >> this is the last room where hotel records reveal cunanan stayed under an alias. >> we see the camera panning, and it looks like stuff that cunanan would have. so, we're all like, "what's going on?" >> in the bathroom found what appeared to be beard trimmings. >> if it's cunanan's, it could provide authorities with dna samples. >> an empty box from hair dye or something like that. >> they were going through all kinds of evidence, all personal effects, obviously contaminating and tampering. >> well, that's their fault. they should have searched that room. they had control of the entire building for hours. >> at this point, everybody in

america knew who andrew cunanan was. and everybody knew what andrew cunanan looked like. and i think he could no longer hide in plain sight. >> he was totally alone. he had no one to go to for help. >> he's broke. he's desperate and he knows the hounds are right behind him. >> he had skipped out on his rent on the normandy hotel. >> he just looked for a place to escape to. and it ended up to be the houseboat. >> shots fired inside the houseboat. subject may be still inside. >> so cunanan, how ironic is this? he's hiding in the old house boat across from the fontainebleau. >> there's evidence of somebody sleeping in there, and heard a shot from within. >> i had a pretty good feeling that this was a break that we needed. >> the caretaker says i can hear the tv going inside and i can hear the news reports. >> and the caretaker calls 911 and of course the entire media descends on this houseboat. >> my dad heard gunshots. it's a boathouse.

to you? >> he just told me to call the cops fast. >> it was a scene out of hollywood. media is there. people are there. cops are there. it's chaos. >> police have that entire block cordoned off. a s.w.a.t. team is in position. >> there's helicopters all over the place. we couldn't hear ourselves talk it was so loud. >> now every cop in the world is there. s.w.a.t. teams are come by little zodiac boats into the river. they got snipers and everything. >> is it andrew cunanan? could it be him? the man who has killed five people. >> hold up traffic. let no one go southbound on collins avenue. reference s.w.a.t. team in route. >> it was kind of reminded me of the o.j., you know, the chase and all that. the world was witnessing this as it was happening. >> this does not look like a situation that is going to be going away in the short time. >> does any unit have binoculars? >> the most difficult part was the four or five-hour wait to finally get into that house. >> i have a visual on the front door. >> it seemed like it was going on for days when it actually went on for about four or five

hours. >> you can see through the windows, they put in flash grenades. they put in tear gas. >> when we first entered the home, we kind of had to back out because the gas was so, so strong, seemed like he'd been there for several days. >> he had no money. he knew he was going to be captured. >> i went up the staircase and that's where we found andrew cunanan, lying on the bed, in the bedroom. next to on the bed stand, his signature glasses. the gun was consistent with someone that had shot themselves in the mouth. >> when they found his body, they found newspapers with versace killer in the headline. i mean he had become notorious and that's what he wanted. >> this is me coming out of the houseboat. my major approaches me right away. he wants to know, is it him? i let him know, yeah, it's him. and the nightmare ends. >> tonight, all across the nation, our citizens can stand

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but now what do we all do without him? >> his killer was secreted off to san diego by his family, afraid to alert anybody to where he was going to be buried for fear there would be vandalism of his grave. he wanted to be notorious, have recognition that he never had in life. he was going to be the guy, the least forgotten person. >> andrew cunanan drove down here from california murdering a total of five people. versace being his final victim. >> andrew cunanan was a con man, a hustler, smart, sociopath. >> he was a liar all this life. >> and a cypher. >> i remember him as a little boy. my little brother. >> i remember him.

young and innocent. i just pray that in his last moments he looked up to god and asked for forgiveness -- it's just unexplainable. >> even if he had lived, i'm pretty sure he would have lied about why he killed gianni versace. >> this is exactly the end that cunanan wanted. he wanted us all to keep wondering about him and thinking about him. he wasn't going to let police sit and question him. he was going to take his own life and just leave everything like a big puzzle. he was an enigma. >> after me, the flood. the most likely to be remembered. why did he kill gianni versace? my theory, he's the flood.

on your side. alison: we start on storm watch tonight, with another round of rain and storms this friday evening. nancy: we are on the other side of it now and there is good news about the weekend. steve rudin joins us. steve: huge improvements for the upcoming weekend. the temperatures right now, 73 degrees leesburg, 76 reagan national airport. thesatellite and radar, rain is long gone. we had severe thunderstorm warnings this evening. although that moisture has disintegrated over the delmarva peninsula. to the west, another band of showers and thunderstorms likely , withact the i-81 area little impact on the media metro overnight. overnight falling into the 70's, a little bit of clearing around the immediate metro. coming up, the rest of the weekend, a chance of