My Life Is Murder - Season 4
Season 4
Episodes
To Dye For
A wealthy socialite dies in suspicious circumstances, leaving her entire fortune to her cat. To uncover the truth Alexa investigates a heady world of high society gossip.
Tough Love
Alexa's investigates the death of a tough tennis coach, but she's not the only one on the case. A glamorous private investigator is determined to solve the case before Alexa.
Location, Location, Location
A Real Estate Agent is found dead at an open home, and Alexa's investigation takes a supernatural turn when the home-owner insists the 100 year old house is cursed.
One Man's Poison
Alexa investigates ‘death by stir-fry' when Reuben is desperate for her to clear the name of his friend, a private chef accused of poisoning one of his clients.
En Pointe
A ballerina has been shot dead with a bow and arrow at a prestigious ballet academy. While Madison tries her hand at archery, Alexa poses as a dance mom to uncover the terrible truth.
The Good Oil
Alexa ignores her own family problems to find justice for grieving Samoan matriarch Eme, whose son Ropati was shot dead in a botched robbery at his coconut oil factory.
The Widow's Club, Part 1
Alexa and her brother Will infiltrate an exclusive country club, where a group of wealthy golf widows have the men running scared.
The Widow's Club, Part 2
Alexa is on the wrong side of a murder investigation, fighting to clear her own name while avoiding the webs of three Black Widows.
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