Tulane Knox is a pornographic movie producer, with a record of 36 peep-show reels, seven porn features, and has been arrested fourteen times for obscenity-related offenses. Currently on parole, Knox was involved in the production Death and the Lady, directed by Milton Glantz, when he claimed everyone left the production except Glantz and a wolf-masked lighting engineer who allegedly killed "Blondie" (real name Amy Ryder) in the final scene, and angrily accused Glantz of murder at an awards ceremony honoring Glantz for his work. Knox filed a police report in July 1987 on the murder but investigators only found fake blood, with no signs of foul play. After Crockett found who he thought was "Blondie" (Lori Swann), Knox maintained his claim of murder, which was later proven to be true by Glant
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| - Tulane Knox is a pornographic movie producer, with a record of 36 peep-show reels, seven porn features, and has been arrested fourteen times for obscenity-related offenses. Currently on parole, Knox was involved in the production Death and the Lady, directed by Milton Glantz, when he claimed everyone left the production except Glantz and a wolf-masked lighting engineer who allegedly killed "Blondie" (real name Amy Ryder) in the final scene, and angrily accused Glantz of murder at an awards ceremony honoring Glantz for his work. Knox filed a police report in July 1987 on the murder but investigators only found fake blood, with no signs of foul play. After Crockett found who he thought was "Blondie" (Lori Swann), Knox maintained his claim of murder, which was later proven to be true by Glant
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| - Tulane Knox is a pornographic movie producer, with a record of 36 peep-show reels, seven porn features, and has been arrested fourteen times for obscenity-related offenses. Currently on parole, Knox was involved in the production Death and the Lady, directed by Milton Glantz, when he claimed everyone left the production except Glantz and a wolf-masked lighting engineer who allegedly killed "Blondie" (real name Amy Ryder) in the final scene, and angrily accused Glantz of murder at an awards ceremony honoring Glantz for his work. Knox filed a police report in July 1987 on the murder but investigators only found fake blood, with no signs of foul play. After Crockett found who he thought was "Blondie" (Lori Swann), Knox maintained his claim of murder, which was later proven to be true by Glantz himself.
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