Murder, She Wrote

Jessica's vacation at a Caribbean resort is not solely for pleasure, but to investigate a friend's murder.

Excavation at the site for a new hotel turns up what may be the remains of a Revolutionary war hero who didn't die naturally.

While filming a soap opera in which Mrs. Fletcher's niece plays a part, a 'pretend' victim is really dead.

A college professor and her daughter come under suspicion when the daughter's boyfriend is murdered.

When cousin Emma's life is threatened, she plays dead and Jessica is summoned to London as the heir to the estate.

A good friend of Jessica fears for her sanity.

While spending time at a lake, Jessica sees what appears to be a struggle and a woman falling from a boat into the lake.

Jessica goes to the races to watch her niece ride the winning horse. Then the horse's owner is murdered after a dispute.

Jessica goes to West Barrington Institute for Women, a prison where she has accepted an offer to give lectures in creative writing.

After a woman is electrocuted in her bath, Cabot Cove is flooded with poison pen letters.

An archaeological dig at the site of Coronado's City of Gold does not please everyone and a new corpse is dug up.

A cosmetic convention provides the backdrop for murder.

It's a bad day for the jurors when Jessica is the foreperson of the jury hearing the case of a man claiming self-defense in the death of an enraged husband.

Jessica, Seth and Amos try out a new tourist-oriented restaurant, and murder interrupts their meal.

Down South murder is taken seriously by the inhabitants who form a lynch party and plan to hang the suspect.

Jessica must find the murderer of her close friend whose will is in contention between family and a popular evangelist.

A red hot diary of a sex symbol is to be auctioned and some of the bidders are ready to shed blood.

Investigation of a claim that the deceased was murdered leads the police to discover that the wrong body is in the coffin.

A mercenary publisher acquires a 'good' magazine and then turns it into a tabloid incurring someone's wrath.

There is no love lost at a racquet club when a tennis star is killed by a bomb planted in his girlfriend's car.

In New Orleans to attend a Mardi Gras party, Jessica gets involved when her cousin is suspected of murder.

The art-thief husband of an heiress is suspected in her murder, but did he do it?