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Murder, She Wrote - S02E04 - School for Scandal
 

Murder, She Wrote season 2 episode 4

School for Scandal

 
When Jessica is offered an honorary degree from Crenshaw University, she has no idea she's about to become embroiled in a murder. After the boyfriend of (in)famous writer Daphne Clover is found murdered, Jessica agrees to assist the chief of police, who has never had a murder case before, find out who the killer is. She soon has more on her plate than she bargained for when first Daphne's mother confesses, then Daphne herself confesses. Jessica realises the two women are simply trying to protect each other, and begins to look at the faculty at the university.
 
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Murder, She Wrote / S02E04 : School for Scandal
Season 2, Episode 4 | Aired on October 20, 1985 | TV-14 | 45 min. | CBS
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  • Murder, She Wrote - Episode 1 - Widow, Weep for Me
    Episode 1
    Widow, Weep for Me
  • Murder, She Wrote - Episode 2 - Joshua Peabody Died Here... Possibly
    Episode 2
    Joshua Peabody Died Here... Possibly
  • Murder, She Wrote - Episode 3 - Murder in the Afternoon
    Episode 3
    Murder in the Afternoon
  • Murder, She Wrote - Episode 4 - School for Scandal
    Episode 4
    School for Scandal
  • Murder, She Wrote - Episode 5 - Sing a Song of Murder
    Episode 5
    Sing a Song of Murder
  • Murder, She Wrote - Episode 6 - Reflections of the Mind
    Episode 6
    Reflections of the Mind
  • Murder, She Wrote - Episode 7 - A Lady in the Lake
    Episode 7
    A Lady in the Lake
  • Murder, She Wrote - Episode 8 - Dead Heat
    Episode 8
    Dead Heat
  • Murder, She Wrote - Episode 9 - Jessica Behind Bars
    Episode 9
    Jessica Behind Bars
  • Murder, She Wrote - Episode 10 - Sticks and Stones
    Episode 10
    Sticks and Stones
  • Murder, She Wrote - Episode 11 - Murder Digs Deep
    Episode 11
    Murder Digs Deep
  • Murder, She Wrote - Episode 12 - Murder by Appointment Only
    Episode 12
    Murder by Appointment Only
  • Murder, She Wrote - Episode 13 - Trial by Error
    Episode 13
    Trial by Error
  • Murder, She Wrote - Episode 14 - Keep the Home Fries Burning
    Episode 14
    Keep the Home Fries Burning
  • Murder, She Wrote - Episode 15 - Powder Keg
    Episode 15
    Powder Keg
  • Murder, She Wrote - Episode 16 - Murder in the Electric Cathedral
    Episode 16
    Murder in the Electric Cathedral
  • Murder, She Wrote - Episode 17 - One Good Bid Deserves a Murder
    Episode 17
    One Good Bid Deserves a Murder
  • Murder, She Wrote - Episode 18 - If a Body Meet a Body
    Episode 18
    If a Body Meet a Body
  • Murder, She Wrote - Episode 19 - Christopher Bundy -- Died on Sunday
    Episode 19
    Christopher Bundy -- Died on Sunday
  • Murder, She Wrote - Episode 20 - Menace, Anyone?
    Episode 20
    Menace, Anyone?
  • Murder, She Wrote - Episode 21 - The Perfect Foil
    Episode 21
    The Perfect Foil
  • Murder, She Wrote - Episode 22 - If the Frame Fits
    Episode 22
    If the Frame Fits

Murder, She Wrote season 2 episode 4 Recap and FAQ

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Episode Summary

At Crenshaw College, Jessica Fletcher gets entangled in a murder mystery during a commencement event. The former student, Nick Fulton, known for his controversial past, is found dead, leading to suspicion falling on Daphne Clover, a successful author and daughter of the English department head, Jocelyn Laird. As Jessica investigates, evidence points to a staged murder scene. Both Daphne and Jocelyn confess to protect each other, but the true killer is revealed to be Alger Kenyon, a faculty member driven by jealousy and his desire to protect Jocelyn from Nick's negative influence.

Full Episode S02E04 Recap

### The Party at Jocelyn's - Jessica Fletcher arrives at Crenshaw College for a commencement address and meets with old friends. - A party is thrown by Jocelyn Laird, head of the English department, where Nick Fulton, a controversial former student, causes a scene. - Daphne Clover, Jocelyn's daughter, and a successful author, arrives with Nick, her partner, stirring up more controversy. ### The Morning After - The next morning, Nick is found dead, suspected to have fallen from a window. - Chief Griffin investigates, believing it's a murder. Jessica Fletcher assists, sharing her observations and insights. - Suspicion initially falls on Daphne, who had a tumultuous relationship with Nick. ### Investigations and Accusations - Jessica discovers a blackmail note in Nick's pocket and a bloodied candlestick, leading to Daphne's arrest. - However, inconsistencies in the evidence suggest that the murder scene was staged. - Daphne and Jocelyn both confess to the murder, each trying to protect the other. ### Uncovering the Truth - Jessica investigates further and speaks to Ron Mercer, a faculty member. - She learns that Ron helped Jocelyn move Nick's body, believing it to be an accident. - Alger Kenyon, another faculty member in love with Jocelyn, confesses to the murder, motivated by jealousy and disdain for Nick's influence on Jocelyn and Daphne. ### The Resolution - Alger Kenyon's confession reveals the true events: he killed Nick in a fit of rage to protect Jocelyn. - The revelations clear both Daphne and Jocelyn of the murder charge. - Jessica attends the commencement, having resolved the mystery and ensured justice.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Jessica Fletcher?

Jessica Fletcher is a mystery book writer visiting Crenshaw College for a commencement address.

What is the relationship between Jocelyn Laird and Daphne Clover?

Jocelyn Laird, head of the English department at Crenshaw College, is Daphne Clover's mother.

Why was Nick Fulton a controversial figure at the party?

Nick Fulton, a former student with a troubled past, caused a scene at the party, leading to tension and controversy.

Who initially finds Nick Fulton's body?

Jessica Fletcher discovers Nick Fulton's body the morning after the party.

What leads to Daphne Clover's arrest?

Daphne Clover is arrested due to a blackmail note found in Nick's pocket and a bloodied candlestick implicating her.

Why do both Daphne and Jocelyn confess to the murder?

Daphne and Jocelyn each confess to the murder, believing the other to be guilty, in an attempt to protect one another.

Who actually killed Nick Fulton?

Alger Kenyon, a faculty member in love with Jocelyn, confesses to killing Nick Fulton.

What was the motive behind Nick Fulton's murder?

Alger Kenyon was motivated by jealousy and his disdain for Nick's negative influence on Jocelyn and Daphne.

How is the murder scene revealed to have been staged?

Inconsistencies in the evidence and Ron Mercer's testimony reveal that the murder scene was staged to look like an accident.

What role does Ron Mercer play in the investigation?

Ron Mercer is a faculty member who helped Jocelyn move Nick's body, initially believing it was an accident.

Was Daphne involved in Nick's murder?

No, Daphne Clover was not involved in Nick Fulton's murder.

Did Jocelyn Laird kill Nick Fulton?

No, Jocelyn Laird did not kill Nick Fulton; Alger Kenyon did.

Why does Alger Kenyon resign from Crenshaw College?

Alger Kenyon decides to resign due to his unrequited love for Jocelyn and his involvement in the murder.

How does Jessica Fletcher contribute to solving the murder?

Jessica Fletcher provides crucial insights, gathers information, and uncovers the truth behind the murder.

What happens to Alger Kenyon after his confession?

Alger Kenyon's fate after his confession is not specified, but he likely faces legal consequences for the murder.

 
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