Kiss The Death From My Lips:

Logline: An anachronistic NYPD detective, Frank Demura, the pride of the Manhattan South Station House, is up to his ears in mayhem as a crazed serial killer kisses her victims to death, stalking him to boot.

Setting: New York City. Detective Frank Demura, of NYPD Manhattan South, smells trouble when he reaches the crime scene, investigating the murder of a Catholic brother whose body had washed up from the East River. Soon Demura receives cut-and-paste notes from an unknown killer. One thing for sure—the killer wants to play a deadly game of cat-and-mouse with him.

After two more murders of religious, another note arrives; this one predicts that the "big one" comes off when "purple and rose converge." Meanwhile, the police lab reveals that Circe, the psychotic serial killer has "kissed" her victims to death. With unwanted assistance from the killer, Demura is relieved from the case and is sent packing to a psychiatrist, Sherry Dybinski.

Analysis helps to answer some questions: What role did Demura's past play in these grisly murders. (his wife and daughter were found dead, in their garage several years earlier). Murdered? Double suicides? Later, Demura is detailed along with his motley band of detectives to guard the president who is coming to town. Instead, Demura disobeys orders and directs his team to St. Patrick's Cathedral setting up a final confrontation with the predator from hell.