Garage Sale Mystery: A Case of Murder

I love all the mysteries but probably love the Shannons more. They are the family every wants to be friends with or a part of it. I must say her husband is the MOST patient man ever lol. Watcha doing? Oh just finding dead bodies lol. Loved all four of the movies this month, and this was one topped them all.

I've seen most of these films and this one was a lot of fun. This is definitely one of my favorites of the series (okay my favorite). The cast is great as always and the mystery kept me guessing all the way up to the end. I had initially had a suspicion of who the killer was but kept getting pulled in all different directions. Some good scares, laughs and as always that cute Hallmark ending. I'm hoping this isn't the last one. Please tell me there are more.

It's one of those old reel to reel tapes that captures the attention of Lori Loughlin when the wife of a college professor is looking to get rid of it in a garage sale. If there's a market for it Loughlin will find it. I remember back in the day those things were mighty expensive.

What she gets however as well is a reel where a murder is caught on tape. I'm guessing either the murderer didn't know what that was or since he was mostly silent during the deed he didn't care. Anyway with her curiosity aroused Loughlin searches for a body and finds that of Malcolm Stewart university psychology professor and who has group therapy sessions.

The possibilities are pretty full here. A jealous wife, one of the women in the group, a jealous boyfriend of one of the women in the group. It all works out in the end.

In the meantime the comic relief is supplied by Louglin's husband Steve Bacic and son Connor Stanhope trying to put together a 'man cave' in their basement. In the end that gets a woman's touch.

This film is the latest in the Garage Sale Mystery series. But their are plans for more. I kind of like the series myself, hope there are many more.

This one wasn't spectacular, but wasn't awful. It was just okay. I would have liked more antique talk. The conclusion was a bit of a surprise, which was nice, as usually I guess it early on.

Jennifer and her business partner Dani head out for a garage sale and buy several things including a vintage tape recorder and a collection of tapes. Back at the shop Jennifer listens to one of the tapes and is convinced what she hears is the murder of who ever used it last. With her inquisitive nature stoked Jennifer returns to the property and discovers a dead body who, having called in Detective Lynwood, is Dr. Vedders' who had been running a therapy group up until he had recently retired to write his memoirs. With that inquisitive side going in to overdrive Jennifer can't but help start snooping.

Not the most compelling mystery but it's sufficient enough in keeping one in the dark, bumping up some suspense. The non-mystery bits ( family etc ) is routine. The conclusion is satisfactory.