From the crime scene to the courtroom, uncover the twisted saga of power, privilege, and payback. In the sun-drenched paradise of Palm Beach, where fortunes are flaunted and secrets are buried beneath manicured lawns and oceanfront estates, one couple seemed to have it all - wealth, beauty, and the kind of marriage that belonged on the cover of a magazine. But behind the dazzling façade of luxury and perfection simmered a web of deceit, betrayal, and deadly desire. Millionaire James Sullivan and his stunning wife, Lita McClinton, appeared to be the perfect couple. He was a self-made businessman with a taste for power; she was the elegant, warm-hearted daughter of Atlanta's Black elite - their union, a headline-grabbing symbol of glamour and modern love. But beneath the polished surface of privilege, something dark was festering. Behind the gates of their luxurious homes, love curdled into control. Sullivan's charm masked jealousy, manipulation, and the slow erosion of a woman's freedom. By the time Lita discovered his infidelity, the fairy tale had become a trap, one from which she would never escape. On a cold January morning in 1987, when a man carrying a box of pink roses appeared at Lita's door, she couldn't have known it was a delivery from death. A single gunshot ended her life and began one of the most extraordinary murder investigations in Palm Beach and Atlanta history - a case that would expose racism, greed, and obsession in America's corridors of wealth. For nearly twenty years, James Sullivan evaded justice, living in luxury across continents while Lita's family fought tirelessly for the truth. When the façade finally crumbled and the "Palm Beach Millionaire" was dragged back to face the crime he thought he'd buried, the world saw the chilling depths of a man who believed money could buy anything - even murder. Death in Palm Beach is the gripping true story of love twisted by control, of a woman's light extinguished by power, and of the relentless pursuit of justice that proved no fortune is rich enough to bury the truth.