ONE-HOUR DRAMA TORONTO, 1976. Among the porn theatres and decaying taverns of Yonge Street, meet Drew Jackson, a former constable — and son of the city’s police chief — who was ejected from the force for being gay. But when Drew stumbles upon a murder linked to a series of cold cases his superiors ignored, he begins to uncover a horrifying truth: that a vicious serial killer is hunting the city’s queer community and he’s the only one who can stop them.
Alongside recent work on CBC’s Coroner, JP Larocque (They/Them) has written on CTV’s JANN, CBC’s DIGGSTOWN, Netflix’s ANOTHER LIFE, Shudder’s SLASHER, and is creator and executive producer of the OUTtv digital series GAY NERDS. As a journalist, JP has bylines in The Toronto Star, The Walrus, Maclean’s, Xtra, The Beaverton, and Flare, and in 2021, they were selected to participate in both the inaugural WarnerMedia x Canadian Academy Global Access Writers Program and the Netflix-Banff Diversity of Voices Initiative. A proud member of the 2SLGBTQ+ and BIPOC communities, JP is committed to diversity and inclusion in all their work.
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