Ep 5. Corned Beef And Carnage
- TV-G
- November 2, 1986
- 47 min
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7.2 (446)
Jessica Fletcher returns to the small town of Ballynook in County Clare in Ireland for a visit with her friends Mary and Seamus Fitzpatrick. However, soon after her arrival, a local man is found dead at the annual St. Patrick's Day parade, and Seamus becomes the prime suspect.
The victim, Liam McSweeney, was the owner of the local pub and had a reputation for being an unscrupulous businessman. His death quickly becomes the talk of the town, and everyone seems to have a motive for the murder. Did Liam get involved in a shady business deal that led to his demise? Or was it a personal vendetta that led to his death?
As Jessica delves deeper into the investigation, she begins to uncover clues that point to a larger conspiracy involving the town's Corned Beef and Cabbage Festival. She realizes that the murder is not just about one person, but about everyone in the town.
With the help of her friend, Father Timothy, Jessica sets out to find the real killer before Seamus is wrongly convicted. But as she gets closer to the truth, she realizes that the killer is determined to keep their secrets hidden at any cost.
Jessica's investigation takes her all over Ballynook, from the local pub to the town hall and even to the parade route where Liam was killed. As she interviews suspects and gathers evidence, she begins to piece together the puzzle of Liam's death. But just when she thinks she has everything figured out, a shocking twist reveals the killer's true identity, leaving Jessica stunned.
In the end, Jessica is able to bring the killer to justice and clear Seamus' name. But as she prepares to leave Ballynook, she realizes that the murder has left deep scars on the town, and things will never be the same again.
Murder, She Wrote's Corned Beef and Carnage is a thrilling episode that showcases Jessica Fletcher's keen powers of observation and deduction. With its beautiful Irish setting and colorful cast of characters, this episode will keep viewers guessing until the very end.