Captain James O'Malley is the fearless leader of the Kansas City Police Department in 1940. Organized crime is doing its best to run the city, under the watchful eye of mob boss Vincentiso Gargotta. O'Malley and his boys keep the gangsters in check, but soon, they realize the mafi a is the least of their worries.

A cold-blooded killer is on the loose in Kansas City. O'Malley suspects this murderer is working for organized crime on a nationwide basis, but suspicions don't collar criminals; O'Malley needs evidence. There's also evidence that ties the crimes to the Nazi party. Could there be a spy in this mobster playground?

Some veteran offi cers turn up dead under mysterious circumstances, and O'Malley faces corruption within his own department. As political pressure turns up the heat on the captain, circumstances begin to take a toll on the honest, hardworking offi cers of the department. It seems there are plenty of wolves out in Kansas City, and only the KCPD can handle them.

Kansas City in the 1940s is full of corruption and danger. As the city moves from home rule to state control, law enforcement agencies struggle to overcome the criminal element on the street. But when a young Kansas City socialite, Leigh St. Marie, is found murdered in her bed, Detective Sergeant John Walker and his partner, Detective Lieutenant James R. O'Malley, become part of an elite task force of incorruptible police officers assigned to the grisly investigation.

Spurred by the pressure of an impending election, the task force is pushed to come to rapid conclusion and arrest. Even though the evidence doesn't warrant it, O'Malley is ordered to arrest Leigh's brother for the crime. But when another woman is murdered, the police wonder if they have a serial killer on their hands. With time running out and pressure mounting from above, O'Malley and Walker hit the streets-hopefully before the killer strikes again.

Brimming with suspense and high-speed action, "Beyond Remorse" portrays the seedy underbelly of crime and the heroic acts of one city's police force.

Driving home from work on a stormy night in May, contractor Mitch Cones witnesses a passing car plunge into the flooding waters of a Missouri river. His hasty decision to attempt a rescue draws him into an unfamiliar world of misconception, fear and ultimately, pure survival. As a rapidly escalating series of consequences resulting from his good deed unfold, he tries to make sound decisions based on incomplete and sometimes faulty information. With his world crumbling around him, right and wrong, good and evil and even friend and foe become harder to ascertain. Faced with hard choices to enigmatic questions, he is finally forced to dig deep into his spirit to find the resolve required to deal with his situation. The wide ranging character traits exhibited by the people he encounters during his odyssey are testimony to the diversity of human nature. Realizing the power of the forces arrayed against him, he implements an unconvential plan to escape from his dilemma.

Captain James O'Malley is the fearless leader of the Kansas City Police Department in 1940. Organized crime is doing its best to run the city, under the watchful eye of mob boss Vincentiso Gargotta. O'Malley and his boys keep the gangsters in check, but soon, they realize the mafi a is the least of their worries.

A cold-blooded killer is on the loose in Kansas City. O'Malley suspects this murderer is working for organized crime on a nationwide basis, but suspicions don't collar criminals; O'Malley needs evidence. There's also evidence that ties the crimes to the Nazi party. Could there be a spy in this mobster playground?

Some veteran offi cers turn up dead under mysterious circumstances, and O'Malley faces corruption within his own department. As political pressure turns up the heat on the captain, circumstances begin to take a toll on the honest, hardworking offi cers of the department. It seems there are plenty of wolves out in Kansas City, and only the KCPD can handle them.

Driving home from work on a stormy night in May, contractor Mitch Cones witnesses a passing car plunge into the flooding waters of a Missouri river. His hasty decision to attempt a rescue draws him into an unfamiliar world of misconception, fear and ultimately, pure survival. As a rapidly escalating series of consequences resulting from his good deed unfold, he tries to make sound decisions based on incomplete and sometimes faulty information. With his world crumbling around him, right and wrong, good and evil and even friend and foe become harder to ascertain. Faced with hard choices to enigmatic questions, he is finally forced to dig deep into his spirit to find the resolve required to deal with his situation. The wide ranging character traits exhibited by the people he encounters during his odyssey are testimony to the diversity of human nature. Realizing the power of the forces arrayed against him, he implements an unconvential plan to escape from his dilemma.

Kansas City in the 1940s is full of corruption and danger. As the city moves from home rule to state control, law enforcement agencies struggle to overcome the criminal element on the street. But when a young Kansas City socialite, Leigh St. Marie, is found murdered in her bed, Detective Sergeant John Walker and his partner, Detective Lieutenant James R. O'Malley, become part of an elite task force of incorruptible police officers assigned to the grisly investigation.

Spurred by the pressure of an impending election, the task force is pushed to come to rapid conclusion and arrest. Even though the evidence doesn't warrant it, O'Malley is ordered to arrest Leigh's brother for the crime. But when another woman is murdered, the police wonder if they have a serial killer on their hands. With time running out and pressure mounting from above, O'Malley and Walker hit the streets-hopefully before the killer strikes again.

Brimming with suspense and high-speed action, "Beyond Remorse" portrays the seedy underbelly of crime and the heroic acts of one city's police force.