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Patrick Stein is a 28 year old successful stock broker in New York City 1987. He has a large group of well educated friends, an attractive unfaithful girlfriends on which he cheats on with her closest friend, an assistant and his own driver. When you look at his life, an average successful guy in New York, but it's only when you look closely that you see the REAL Patrick Stein, and the real Patrick is a psychopathic serial killer, thats right, a serial killer. He gets an urge every once in a while he can’t control and controls him. Everything was right in Patrick’s life, until November 1987, when things for him got very complicated… His friend Charles introduced him one day during a work lunch to a guy named Jerome. Jerome was a 29 year old …show more content…

It was a genius plan and it worked perfectly, that until the part of the murders he hated the worst came, covering it up. He cleaned his apartment and put the body in a bag so he could take a cab to the Hudson River to dump the body, while getting in the cab, Patrick ran into some neighbors of his that almost saw that there was a human-like figure in the bag, but luckily for Patrick they didn’t suspect anything. The now-worried about covering his tracks Patrick went back to Jerome’s apartment of which he found the keys in Jerome’s pocket, and tried to make it look like Jerome took a trip out of town, incase anyone searched for him …show more content…

Patrick played it cool and responded fantastically to all the detective’s questions, but the detective didn’t let go, given that someone from the office spotted Patrick with Jerome the day of the murder, or as far as police know “went missing” and told detective Mosby when questioned, since all personal from the office was questioned by police. So since detective Mosby now had some suspicions about Patrick, yet no proof, he decided to make another appointment with him a week

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