Garage Sale Mystery: Colpevole fino a prova contraria

Once again on one of her antiquing expeditions Lori Loughlin once again encounters murder. This time she's getting reacquainted with an old college chum Kirsten Robek who has a similar type of antique store and who is looking to dump it and get away.

Loughlin discovers a hidden basement door with some real treasures and the mummified body of Robek's old boyfriend whom she thought had up and moved on without a trace.

When another murder occurs it becomes real obvious who the killer is, no surprise there.

I did think the subplot involving her Boy Scout son Connor Stanhope hacking into the school's computer to change back the grades his two friends had hacked in and changed previously was a bit much. Stanhope is a goody two shoes character but this was too much.

This was good, but this series has seen better.

This mystery was written a bit differently than the others, whereas Jennifer was trying to prove her friend's innocence in a seemingly dead end mystery. Worth the watch!

I'm watching these movies late (2025). So far I'm really enjoying them. Not even I'm not sure I'm seeing them in order. I like the fact that they are able to bring the same main characters back each time. Except the son. We have a new actor in this show.

As far as this movie goes, the plot is good and it keeps you questioning who did it. Fun side stories about the son trying to do the right thing when his friends are asking him to cheat and Lori Laughlin partner in the store wing offered a great opportunity.

Definitely recommend this movie and the others in the series. Hope I can find them all.

6/10 - captivating mystery will hold your interest and keep you guessing

Her old college pal, Sandra, is closing up her antiques store and Jennifer is privilege to all the exquisite pieces. What she didn't expect to find is a dead body. Even worse, Sandra is arrested for the murder. Jennifer has no choice but to prove her friend's innocence. It won't be easy-because every bit of evidence, and every cleverly planted clue all point to Sandra.

There's some good acting, nice build up and nice investigation. However it's slow pace can work against the good points. There's satisfying end but it's a fairly routine affair, a little weaker than usual when it comes to Hallmark mysteries. Aaliyah O' Brien is one hot babe.