Never Let Him Go

Steve Johnson learns about a pattern of homophobia, violence, and murder in Sydney's gay community, and calls into question the police's original determination of suicide. The case is reopened 25 years after Scott's death.

Relations between the New South Wales Police and Steve Johnson break down, and the animosity between the two sides plays out in the media; meanwhile, new discoveries are made about teen gangs in Sydney that brutally hunted gay men for sport.

A third inquest brings a long-awaited determination: Scott died from violence; in a shocking twist, a police tip leads to a new suspect who confesses to Johnson's killing; Steve must decide if he's finally ready to let his brother's case rest.