Follow the investigation of powerful attorney Tom Capano, who was accused of murdering his ex-lover and disposing of her body in the Atlantic Ocean.
Craig Coffman
Director
David Scott
Narrator (voice)
R.K. Montgomery Jr.
Tom Capano
Matthew Lavin
Gerry Capano
Rachel Nord
Anne Marie Fahey
Lynda Ryan
Debbie MacIntyre
Robert Donovan
Self - Detective Sergeant, Wilmington PD (DE)
Cris Barrish
Self - Author, 'Fatal Embrace'
Colm F. Connolly
Self - Asst US Attorney
Eric Alpert
Self - Special Agent, FBI, Wilmington (DE)
Tom Capano
Self (archive footage)
Anne Marie Fahey
Self - Tom's Mistress / Murder Victim (archive footage)
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