Murder We Wrote
In October of 2015, 22 year-old Susie Sievers vanished from the town of Moonpark, Arizona. A week later, two wrists and a leg were found in a dumpster behind the Circle K. For two years, the murder has remained unsolved. Lawrence Davies, an almost-award-winning journalist, and his producer, Casey Palmer, have stumbled on a cold-case in one of the hottest places on earth.
Episodes
Welcome to Moonpark, Arizona. Follow Lawrence Davies and his producer, Casey Palmer, as they brave 115 degree heat to find out the answer to one burning question. Who killed Susie Sievers? How did they do it? And why does the town want this case to just go away?
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A mysterious email sends Lawrence Davies and his producer Casey Palmer down a rabbit hole. But instead of rabbits, they discover an unsolved murder in a small Arizona town.
Casey decides this story may be worth pursuing, while Lawrence gets acquainted with the locals. The Sheriff wants to sell him a car, and the D.A. is completely incompetent. Will Lawrence and Casey make any progress on this mystery?
Lawrence and Casey try to give the victim a voice. Unfortunately it’s the voice of a really mean girl. Murder is wrong and all, but did she have it coming?
Why did the nicest guy in Moonpark “allegedly” chop up his girlfriend? Lawrence and Casey sit down with Josh to find out if he’s really great or pure evil.
Could Josh have picked up the “murder things" in just 10 minutes? Lawrence and Casey race through Walmart to check out his alibi.
Everyone loves a mysterious desert cult. But what’s the deal with Moonpark’s? UFO worshipers? '60s burnouts? Or straight up murder camp? It’s up to Lawrence and Casey to find out the truth.
Hey Moonparkers. Looks like Lawrence bailed from the party, leaving poor little Casey to dish out the gossip. Hope you like it spicy. XOXO.
Is Lawrence dead?! Nah, our team is back together! They are convinced Josh is their guy, until shocking news sets them on a different path to solve the case.
Nothing is over until we say it is. Just whose body parts were in the dumpster behind the Circle K (the one on Bell)? A new development has the team singing a very different tune.
Lawrence and Casey finally make it out of Moonpark. Casey’s in downtown Chicago rubbing elbows with Mad Men, while Lawrence is making nice with the locals in Libertyville. Will they get closer to solving this case and still have time for a slice of deep-dish?
Apparently Moonpark’s Sheriff now cares about this cold case and has an update that throws Lawrence and Casey off their game. Lawrence is determined to win, and with Casey’s big find, they may still be in the lead.
All roads (including Bell) lead here. In the season finale of Murder We Wrote, two sensational trials rock Moonpark. Will justice be served? Will the mystery be solved? And will Lawrence and Casey ever get out of Moonpark? Or was the Lyft driver right all along?
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