A Killing Affair (also known as Behind the Badge) is a 1977 American made-for-television crime drama film starring the late Elizabeth Montgomery, the late O. J. Simpson, the late Dean Stockwell, and the late John P. Ryan. It was directed by the late Richard C. Sarafian.
A policewoman (Elizabeth Montgomery) and her partner (O.J. Simpson) have a biracial affair while working on a homicide.
Victims[]
- Unnamed Woman - Killed by a rapist off-screen, mentioned.
- Unnamed Male Rapist - Shot by Detective Woodrow York.
- Three Unnamed Male Criminals - Shot by Detective Woodrow York off-screen, mentioned.
- Jose Megalos - Shot in the head by Kenneth Switzer off-screen, body seen.
- Unnamed Male Kidnapper - Shot to death by Detective Woodrow York and Detective Vikki Eaton.
- Mason - Shot to death by Kenneth Switzer.
- Two Unnamed People - Killed by Kenneth Switzer off-screen, mentioned.
- Two Unnamed Hitmen - Shot by Detective Woodrow York.
- Kenneth Switzer - Sentenced to death via unknown means by an unknown person after being arrested by Detective Woodrow York off-screen, implied.
Deaths[]
- Total - 13
- 10 Men
- 2 Victims of Unknown Genders
- 1 Woman
Kill Counts[]
- Detective Woodrow York - 7 (Alive)
- Kenneth Switzer - 4 (Deceased)
- Detective Vikki Eaton - 1 (Alive)