Murder, She Wrote

In Paris, a fashion designer with financial trouble is accused of killing a shady loan shark.

A parolee released after 20 years in prison for a murder he says he did not commit, vows to find out who did.

Jessica goes to Quebec to testify at the trial of a friend who is accused of killing his wife and burning his house.

A terminally ill nun seems to have committed suicide which would be an unacceptable sin.

Jessica tries to unravel the intrigues and power struggles of the boardroom when the chairman of Barnett Industries is murdered.

Jessica's cousin Emma MacGill, a colorful dance hall performer, must solve the murder of a wealthy friend.

Jessica and Amos investigate the death of his night deputy's wife and learn he went beyond the call of duty in servicing Cabot Cove's lonely ladies.

Jessica learns that the plot to her new book has been stolen and will be used for an episode of a TV series. At the same time, she tries to unravel the mystery surrounding the murder of the same show's executive producer.

Posing as a recently deceased woman's sister, Jessica travels to the small town of Eden and discovers it is far from paradise.

A resident of Cabot Cove threatens the Native American who claims to own the land, and later is found dead.

While staying in an opulent hotel, courtesy of Grady's fraternity brother Gary, Jessica must clear Grady of a woman's murder that is tied to Gary's past and blackmail.

Amos Tupper must entertain his sister who has left her husband, but complications arise when his brother-in-law is murdered.

Jessica, invited to witness the reappearance of a mysterious comet, finds herself involved with astronomy, bodies not quite heavenly, and murder.

Seth's family is touched by an ancient curse attached to the history of a ruby.

A famous, ailing playwright proposes marriage to Jessica Fletcher and then finds himself charged with the murder of his business manager.

A priest and government agents using a 'safe' house get Jessica into a complicated case.

Murder intrudes on a wealthy vintner's 75th birthday party, and Jessica begins one of the most personally difficult investigations of her career.

A Cabot Cove home, now fallen into disrepair and reputedly once frequented by Benedict Arnold, becomes the scene of deadly competition and murder.

Somebody put the maitre d' on ice. Jessica wonders if she has made a bad investment.

Arson is intended to remove the Rodeo doctor and his patient permanently.

Two critics take opposite views of a play based on one of Jessica's novels, 'Mainly Murder'. One is suspected of the murder of the other.

Jessica moonlights as campaign speechwriter for her friend Kathleen Lane, only to become involved in clearing Kathleen of the murder of her campaign manager.