Map: Gianni Versace's mansion

1116 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach, FL 33139

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Gianni Versace's mansion

Death Location in Miami Beach, Florida

In July 1997, Italian fashion designer Gianni Versace was shot dead on the front steps of this mansion in Miami Beach, Florida.

The gunman was Andrew Cunanan, a spree killer who committed suicide eight days later.

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News Cafe

News Cafe

On the morning of his murder, Versace left his home at around 8.30 a.m. and walked to the News Cafe at 800 Ocean Drive.

The cafe in question is just 0.3 miles south of the mansion—a short, three-minute walk.

When he entered the News Cafe, he exchanged pleasantries with the manager, ordered a coffee, and purchased copies of Vogue and The New Yorker.

Usually, Versace's assistant carried out these daily tasks on his behalf. However, on the morning of his death, the fashion designer decided to take the trip himself.

Garage

Andrew Cunanan garage

Following the shooting, Andrew Cunanan ran to this garage on 13th Street and Collins Avenue, where he proceeded to change into a new set of clothes.

The police later found his original outfit lying on the ground beside a red 1995 Chevrolet pickup truck that had been reported stolen from New Jersey.

Andrew Cunanan's houseboat

Andrew Cunanan houseboat

The houseboat where Cunanan committed suicide was situated on Indian Creek, beside Collins Avenue.

It was owned by a German citizen named Torsten Reineck, who named it "The New Year".

"The New Year" had been reportedly lying vacant for months before the incident.

At around 4 p.m. on July 23, 1997, the caretaker for the houseboat entered the front door, which had been left slightly ajar. After stepping inside, he heard a gunshot.

Thinking someone had fired it at him, he immediately retreated and instructed his son to call the police.

For the next four hours, the authorities laid siege to the property.

When a SWAT team finally boarded the houseboat at 8 p.m., they found Cunanan dead in the upstairs master bedroom. The 27-year-old had shot himself in the face with the same handgun that he had used during Versace's murder.

The property sank in December 1997 after a problem with its bilge pump caused it to take on water. It was demolished by the city on January 28th, 1998, after its owner failed to meet the deadline to repair it.

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