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When Jennifer buys a storage locker at auction, she discovers a dead body inside - along with a mask matching the deceased woman.
When Jennifer buys a storage locker at auction, she discovers a dead body inside - along with a mask matching the deceased woman.
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Garage Sale Mysteries
S1, EP6 "The Novel Murders"Antiques expert Jennifer Shannon thinks two clues found at the scene of a murder are really clues from a mystery novel.
Garage Sale Mysteries
S1, EP13 "The Mask Murder"When Jennifer buys a storage locker at auction, she discovers a dead body inside - along with a mask matching the deceased woman.
Garage Sale Mysteries
S1, EP14 "Picture a Murder"Jenn gets the photos in an antique camera from the estate of a recently deceased and seemingly wealthy photography enthusiast printed, and one of the pictures leads her to believe that the man's death was anything but accidental.
Garage Sale Mysteries
S1, EP15 "Murder in D Minor"Jennifer Shannon puts the winning bid on a vintage Welte-Mignon player piano at the estate auction of a wealthy philanthropist, but soon realizes that the late owner may have led a less-than-charitable life before being murdered.
Garage Sale Mysteries
S1, EP11 "A Case of Murder"After buying an old reel-to-reel recorder at a garage sale, Jennifer discovers that it includes the sound of a man pleading for his life.
Garage Sale Mysteries
S1, EP10 "Murder Most Medieval"Jenn finds the body of a local college history professor hidden in a suit of armor she purchased; as more murders occur, she finds herself caught in the killer's web.
Garage Sale Mysteries
S1, EP9 "Murder by Text"A bass player is found dead before a planned tour with a big country singer.
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