In this week's The Assassination of Gianni Versace, we'll meet the wealthy older man that wooed Andrew Cunanan Here's what you should know about Norman Blachford, and his relationship with Versace ...

Blachford was just one of those men, and clearly one of the most important, if only because he was the last man Cunanan was with before his killing spree. According to ABC News, Blachford, was ...

Orth reported that Blachford gave Cunanan "$2,000 a month, and provided him with a 1996 Infiniti I30T to tool around in." She added that they traveled to the South of France and Paris in June of ...

From Town & Country. If you've been watching The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story, you've witnessed serial killer Andrew Cunanan's history of dysfunctional relationships - both ...

We're already familiar with Norman Blachford, an ex-boyfriend who appears in the American Crime Story series, and this week we're introduced to yet another one of Cunanan's conquests: Lincoln Aston.

Once again, American Crime Story is mixing fact with fiction, and the story the latest episode, “Descent,” paints is that Blachford was, for lack of a better expression, Cunanan’s sugar daddy.

One such man was called Norman Blachford, who, according to Vanity Fair, was "a conservative retired millionaire," paid Cunanan a monthly stipend, and allowed him to live in two of his own properties.

Serial killer Andrew Cunanan - the man responsible for the murder of Gianni Versace - was known as a master manipulator, often using wealthy older men to finance his luxurious lifestyle. We're already ...

Once again, American Crime Story is mixing fact with fiction, and the story the latest episode, “Descent,” paints is that Blachford was, for lack of a better expression, Cunanan’s sugar daddy.