The Playboy Murders - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Double Trouble
In the late '90s, Playboy twins Sandy and Mandy Bentley's fame soars until an affair with a Vegas High Roller leads to a fall from fame, stolen jewels, a shadowy buyer and a brutal double murder in the Hollywood hills.
The Bunny and Charles Manson
Stunning actress Victoria Vetri becomes Playmate of the Year in 1968; just a year later, followers of Charles Manson brutally murder her close friend Sharon Tate; the crime sets in motion a series of events that ends in Victoria's tragic downfall.
Run Bambi Run
After she's fired from the police department, 19-year-old Laurie Bembenek becomes a Playboy Bunny; when her new husband's ex-wife dies, Laurie is painted as a femme fatale and convicted of murder.
Horror in the Hamptons
Actress Melonie Haller was poised for stardom after appearing in the television series "Welcome Back, Kotter" and a pictorial in the March 1980 edition of Playboy. Eager for her next role, she heads to a party in the Hamptons that takes a violent turn.
Falling Star
When a married woman is crowned Playmate of the Year, she is drawn to another man. Afraid of losing his meal ticket, her husband shoots them both while in their home.
Dance to Death
In 2010, former Playboy model Paula Sladewski's body was found burned beyond recognition in a Miami dumpster. The investigation exposes a haunting lack of justice.
Playboy Model Tells All
A Playboy model writes a tell-all book about Hef and is later found dead.
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