Murder, She Wrote season 3 episode 21 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Jessica Fletcher, a mystery writer, delves into a decades-old murder case involving Sam Wilson, wrongly convicted for Mr. Jarvis's murder. The case unravels a web of deception, revealing that Jarvis planned to fake his murder for insurance. However, his accidental death during a struggle with his wife, Mrs. Jarvis, leads to Sam's wrongful conviction. Sidney Jarvis's role in hiding the truth is exposed when he attempts to mislead the investigation. Ultimately, Sam is exonerated, choosing to leave the past behind and start anew.
Full Episode S03E21 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Jessica Fletcher?
Jessica Fletcher is a mystery writer investigating a 30-year-old murder case.
What was Sam Wilson convicted for?
Sam Wilson was convicted for the murder of Mr. Jarvis, a crime he insists he didn't commit.
What was Mr. Jarvis's plan?
Mr. Jarvis planned to stage his own murder as a suicide to secure insurance money for his family.
Who is Sidney Jarvis?
Sidney Jarvis is the son of Mr. Jarvis, involved in the case.
What role did Thelma Vante play in the case?
Thelma Vante, Jarvis's former secretary, blackmailed the Jarvis family, knowing about the insurance plan.
What was the real cause of Mr. Jarvis's death?
Mr. Jarvis's death was accidental, occurring during a struggle for a gun with Mrs. Jarvis.
Who retrieved the gun from the pier?
Sidney Jarvis followed Sam on the night of the murder and retrieved the gun from the pier.
Why did Sidney Jarvis use the gun years later?
Sidney used the gun in an attempt to mislead the ongoing investigation.
Did Sam Wilson get cleared of the murder charges?
Yes, the truth about Mrs. Jarvis's accidental killing of her husband cleared Sam Wilson's name.
Will legal action be pursued against the Jarvis family?
No, Sam decides not to pursue legal action, choosing to move on with his life.