Peter Stickney Anderson, 54, was a white man who arrived in Manhattan from Philadelphia on May 3, 1991, for a political fundraiser, then slipped into the late-night glow of Midtown, where the Townhouse Bar on East 58th Street offered music, conversation, and the fragile anonymity so many men relied on in that era. After the fundraiser, he went to the Townhouse with an acquaintance named Tony Hoyt, had drinks, and by late evening Hoyt put him in a cab headed toward the Waldorf Astoria. When Ander
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