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Jessica's first publisher (Arthur Hill), imprisoned for murder, is paroled and requires her help when he is suspected of a similar crime.
Jessica's first publisher (Arthur Hill), imprisoned for murder, is paroled and requires her help when he is suspected of a similar crime.
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Murder, She Wrote
S4, EP17 "A Very Good Year for Murder"Jessica suspects heirs and employees when a corpse appears in an elderly vintner's (Eli Wallach) cellar.
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S7, EP17 "The Prodigal Father"The presumed-dead perpetrator (Donnelly Rhodes) of a 20-year-old bank robbery resurfaces, then is murdered.
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S7, EP18 "Where Have You Gone, Billy Boy?"Insurance investigator Dennis Stanton becomes involved in a murder case while delving into the disappearance of a shy ventriloquist's (Grant Shaud) dummy.
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S7, EP19 "Thursday's Child"Jessica is pulled into a murder investigation by a woman (Vera Miles) who claims Jessica's husband fathered her son.
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S7, EP16 "From the Horse's Mouth"Jessica and detective Harry McGraw (Jerry Orbach) investigate the murder of a Thoroughbred owner whose prize horse has sired two unplanned foals.
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S7, EP15 "The Taxman Cometh"Jessica's old friend (Phyllis Newman) is accused of murder when $2 million in tax payments disappears and her ex-husband is found dead.
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S7, EP14 "Who Killed J.B. Fletcher?"A member of Jessica's fan club mysteriously dies while impersonating her to investigate cheating at a dog show.
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S7, EP13 "Moving Violation"Sheriff Metzger (Ron Masak) defies political pressure and arrests an ambassador's son for murder, then is accused of the crime.
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