Agatha Christie's Miss Marple

Jane Marple believes Col. Protheroe's killer is still on the loose despite two confessions to the crime.

Miss Marple and Inspector Craddock investigate when a party guest drinks a fatal daiquiri meant for an actress.

When Miss Marple visits an old friend, she finds herself in the midst of an eccentric extended family and a reformatory for juvenile delinquents.

Only Miss Marple believes Elspeth McGillicuddy witnessed a murder on a passing train.

Murder erupts in a tropical paradise; Miss Marple trails a killer through the Golden Palm Hotel.

Miss Marple investigates the murder of a dance hostess.

Miss Marple visits a seaside resort to investigate her suspects.

Miss Marple finds a second body and sets out to trap the killer.

Malicious letters are clues to a woman's death.

Malicious letters are clues to a woman's death.

An ad appears in a local paper announcing a forthcoming murder.

Shots are fired at Letitia Blacklock, but one witness is dead.

Miss Marple comforts Miss Blacklock while Inspector Craddock tries to trace the whereabouts of two people.

A dead man has a handful of rye in his pocket.

Miss Marple thinks a nursery rhyme is the clue to a murder.

Gwenda Reed insists she once witnessed a murder in the house she and her husband purchased.

In a country manor, Miss Marple tries very hard to reconcile Gwenda, a young bride's, long-repressed memories of witnessing a murder by using Dr. Kennedy's letters from Helen.

Miss Marple suspects Lady Bess Sedgwick of evil deeds at Bertram's Hotel.

A shady race-car driver and Canon Pennyfather's disappearance seem connected to Gorman's murder.

Miss Marple must solve an unnamed crime at an unspecified time and location.

Long-hidden secrets come to light.