The Perfect Murder - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Heart Shot
A Sunday school teacher is shot through her kitchen window; evidence and anonymous handwritten letters lead police in the wrong direction.
Daddy Dearest
A mother is killed in her bedroom, and her teenage daughter confesses to the crime.
Skating Death
24-year-old Vietnamese-American Thien Minh Ly is found stabbed on the Tustin High School tennis courts. There is almost no evidence, and the case runs cold. Until detectives catch wind of a letter revealing the shocking truth.
The Curious Case of Persian Violet
27-year-old Jarrod Davidson is shot dead outside his apartment in Santa Barbara, California. Next to him is a suspicious potted plant. He was in the middle of a nasty custody dispute but the DNA doesn't match his ex-wife. So who killed him?
Millionaire Murder
A millionaire is shot to death in his mansion; it takes detectives 15 years to break the case.
Frozen Killer
A 31-year-old woman named Julie Keown dies of antifreeze poisoning in Waltham, Massachusetts. Detectives rule out suicide and accidental ingestion. Then, after untangling a web of lies, they turn to her husband, James, a popular radio host.
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