Axe

Eighty-six-year-old George Lasser had dedicated his life to the 87th Precinct, once standing as its steadfast superintendent. Now, his world is shattered when he becomes a murder victim, leaving behind a mystery that grips the community. The investigation reveals a tapestry of secrets, relationships, and lies that swirl around Lasser's seemingly mundane existence.

Detectives are drawn into the underbelly of the precinct as they unearth the hidden facets of Lasser’s life. Each clue takes them deeper into a labyrinth where nothing is as it seems. With a sprawling cast of characters, the tension escalates, showing how the past influences the present in this tight-knit neighborhood.

As they sift through personal vendettas and long-buried grievances, the detectives grapple with their own moral compasses. The pursuit of justice emerges as a compelling force, but it often brings them face-to-face with their humanity.

Through deft storytelling, a portrait of a community in crisis unfolds, highlighting the fragility of life and the complexity of human relationships. In the end, it’s not just about solving a murder; it’s about understanding the implications of a life lost, and the echoes it leaves in the lives of those who remain.