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When the body of a young gay black man, Jamel Moore, was pulled out of the West Hollywood

apartment of Ed Buck, a white millionaire donor to the Democratic Party, the coroner called

it an accidental overdose.

The police did not arrest Buck, and the media refused to report on it.

But just 18 months later, when a second black man Timothy Dean was found dead in the same

apartment from the same drug, the police still didn't arrest Buck, sparking a series of

terrifying questions.

Why was Buck still free when two men had died in his home, surrounded by drugs?

How much were his wealth and political connections protecting him, and how many more men might

have been harmed in that apartment?

In white smoke, America's Kimseks Killer, investigative journalist Patrick Stredwick,

uncovers the secret world behind this explosive Hollywood scandal.

Through original reporting, we discover how a cocktail of power, racism, sexual exploitation,

and drug abuse had been detonating in Buck's apartment for years, and how it's connected

to a wider Kimseks scene, playing out in queer communities all around the world, one

that provides the perfect hunting ground for predators, but those communities are fighting

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