Exclusive: New Documentary Delves Into the Killings by Ed Buck
A new documentary from ALLBLK takes a deep dive into the killings of Gemmel Moore and Timothy Dean at the hands of Buck and how he was able to find his victims.
FEBRUARY 15 2022 11:00 AM
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A new documentary from ALLBLK takes a deep dive into the killings of Gemmel Moore and Timothy Dean at the hands of Buck and how he was able to find his victims.
Ed Buck, once a prominent gay activist and political donor, is accused of drugging two Black men, resulting in their deaths.
Buck (pictured, center) will face a jury that can send him to prison for the rest of his life.
Meth is often spoke of as epidemic affecting whites, but the victims of Ed Buck -- Gemmel Moore and Timothy Dean -- are a stark reminder of that fallacy.
Previously charged with state crimes, the political activist is now accused of distributing meth, resulting in death.
The L.A. County DA says the Democratic donor continued to drug and abuse vulnerable men of color, even after two died in his home.
Buck had previously been found guilty on charges that he provided drugs to men in exchange for sex, leading to two overdose deaths.
A jury, presented with mountains of evidence, convicted the onetime West Hollywood fixture of supplying meth that led to the deaths of two gay Black men.
The fact that this white gay man was allowed to allegedly kill and harm so many Black men, for so long, proves our society is rotten to the core.
Activist Jasmyne Cannick said Buck should not be able to return to the scene of his alleged crimes: his home.
The political donor is charged with providing drugs that led to the deaths of Gemmel Moore and Timothy Dean, and he could spend the rest of his life in prison.
The lesbian organizer has been sounding the alarm on Ed Buck -- who may be responsible for the deaths of several gay Black men -- for years.
The suit has been brought by the mother of Gemmel Moore, who died in the West Hollywood home of Buck, a major donor to Democratic candidates.
Harvey Weinstein's attorney, now representing mega predator Buck, was seeking to have various charges dropped.
The Democratic donor was convicted in the deaths of Black gay men, injecting them with methamphetamine until they overdosed.
Family members of Buck's alleged victims were exposed to horrifying videos, pictures, and text messages.
Out activist Jasmyne A. Cannick led the call to bring the accused predator to justice, but she says opportunism elbowed her out of the narrative.
Buck is accused of distributing meth, resulting in the deaths of two gay Black men.
The political donor accused of drugging Black men, resulting in two deaths, is working with a famous litigator.
The political activist must abandon his longtime West Hollywood home after two gay Black men died there.