This should be a fascinating study in evil, but Harmon doesn’t communicate his intensity, his charm or his intelligence. Unfortunately, Harmon is simply insufficient as Capano, a part that requires a certain heft. In the end, neither the body nor the murder weapon was ever found, but there was so much evidence against Capano that his constant claims of innocence, and his apparent certainty that he could beat the charges, came across as a larger-than-life example of a man with an outlandishly hubristic sense of self. Finally, the authorities put so much pressure on Capano’s brothers that they turned on him. This was a man who knew how to get away with murder, and much to the Fahey family’s chagrin it looked for months as if he would. He then eluded arrest for a painfully long time. Attorney Colm Connolly (Steven Eckholdt), then flashing back to cover the relationship between Fahey (Kathryn Morris) and Capano (Mark Harmon).Ĭapano, a man used to getting his way, murdered Anne Marie when she insisted on breaking up with him in favor of a new, and far nicer, boyfriend. Adam Greenman’s teleplay takes a double track, following the investigation lead by Detective Frank Gugliatta (Paul Michael Glaser) and U.S. From the start, this case had it all: A beautiful but troubled victim, a powerful, highly connected suspect and the secret affair between them revealed in Fahey’s posthumously discovered diary.
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