Moonlight is the compelling true story of Billy Campbell, who endured a childhood of being a victim of abuse, bullying, and molestation, which led him to victimize others, before finding redemption. Campbell lived in a world of pornography, prostitution, drugs, the mafia, outlaw motorcycle clubs, and many drug gangs from around the world. Campbell's criminal exploits spanned from Maine to Rhode Island, New York, Maryland, North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, and even to Germany; when he was in the military. He helped invent and distribute designer drugs up-and-down the East Coast and ultimately developed a $1,000 a day cocaine habit in the early eighties. Campbell stood trial for many of his crimes and often won, which fueled his feelings of invincibility, which led to a shootout with the Baltimore City Police Department. Moonlight tells Billy Campbell's story in vivid detail giving you a front-row seat to his story of a life of hard lessons, which landed him in Leavenworth prison for 8 years. Campbell has been fighting his whole life with abusers, molesters, gangsters, mobsters, the Black Panthers, the legal system, the police, and even the military. Campbell's true-life story of struggle comes full circle to when he received his awakening, while in prison, that began his road to redemption. Campbell's story of abuse, racial strife, pornography, drugs, violence, prison, and redemption is told in hopes of reaching others who are lost like he was and to possibly inspire them to change their ways and ultimately their life.