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Jessica travels to Australia to prove that she is the rightful heir to 130,000 acres of grazing land, but her arrival results in two murders.
Jessica travels to Australia to prove that she is the rightful heir to 130,000 acres of grazing land, but her arrival results in two murders.
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S12, EP19 "Evidence of Malice"Jessica has to solve two murders to clear the name of her old friend Deputy Andy Broom (Louis Herthum), who becomes a suspect when a murder weapon is found in his car.
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S12, EP20 "Southern Double-Cross"Jessica travels to Australia to prove that she is the rightful heir to 130,000 acres of grazing land, but her arrival results in two murders.
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S12, EP21 "Race to Death"Jessica investigates when a wealthy yachtsman is murdered two days before a big race, and his rival's daughter is charged with the crime.
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S12, EP22 "What You Don't Know Can Kill You"Seth's niece returns to Cabot Cove for her wedding only to have her groom die accidentally before the event.
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S12, EP18 "Track of a Soldier"A vacation in the Grand Tetons turns into work when the man threatening Jessica's host with blackmail is murdered.
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S12, EP17 "Something Foul in Flappieville"After Jessica's story for children becomes a television puppet show; she must find the fiend who used one of the puppets as a murder weapon.
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S12, EP16 "Murder Among Friends"When the producer of a hit twenty-something series is murdered, Jessica does some directing of her own.
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S12, EP15 "The Dark Side of the Door"Details in a manuscript convince a young editor (Tracy Middendorf) that the author (Richard Beymer) kidnapped her 11 years earlier, but when the author is found dead, the editor becomes the primary suspect.
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