Mean Girl Murders - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
Full Throttle Murder
In 2021, with the clubs all locked down for COVID, young women in Northern California flock to an underground car scene called a "sideshow." However, when 19-year-old Leilani Beauchamp starts turning heads, things go from fast and furious to deadly.
Bad News Bobbies
In wealthy Orinda, California, the "Bobbies" function like a high school sorority. They're a philanthropic organization also known for wild initiation rituals and social exclusivity. When someone murders one of their own, every Bobbie becomes a suspect.
Tough Cookies
Perry, New York. 2016. At the cookie factory, friendships rise fast, but so do rivalries. What starts as harmless gossip between co-workers soon turns sour, and when jealousy and ambition boil over, the sweet life at the plant ends in cold-blooded murder.
Little Miss Murder
A deserted, bloody vehicle has detectives thinking murder. Their investigation plunges them into the cutthroat world of Florida pageantry and an unlikely suspect. As they follow leads, they unravel a sordid tale of deceit and a shocking fall from grace.
Wicked Witches
In a small Midwest town, three women bond over their love of Wicca and witchcraft. However, when one of them becomes convinced that a more powerful witch has placed a curse on them, she vows to break the spell, by killing the one who supposedly cast it.
Running for Her Life
A West Philadelphia neighborhood is left reeling when a high school track star destined for Olympic glory disappears without a trace. As the search for Shelie Turner heats up, a surprise witness exposes Shilie's most vicious and unexpected frenemy.
Tears of a Clown
In 2004, a devoted group of Insane Clown Posse followers known as "the Juggalettes" rule the halls of the Blackhawk alternative high school in Illinois. However, when the Queen of the Clowns invites a new girl into her group, things turn deadly serious.
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