We tend to know our friends. Do we know them well enough to know if they could kill or not? That’s the question in My Life Is Murder Season 4, Episode 4.
So far, Alexa has helped to figure out the death of a socialite who left her fortune to a cat—totally speaking Alexa’s language—and prove that it wasn’t ghosts or a 100-year-old curse. Now she needs to take on a case that is a little more personal.
This one involves a friend of Reuben’s. It’s not going to be easy when all Reuben wants to do is help, but is he looking at this objectively enough?
Death by stir-fry in My Life Is Murder Season 4, Episode 4
So, what’s the case exactly? Harry needs Alexa’s help in solving another crime, obviously. This one is personal for Reuben.
A friend of Reuben’s has been accused of murder. He may have slipped something into the stir-fry of a client to kill him. Of course, there is far more to the whole thing, and Harry can’t get to the bottom of it. It doesn’t help that the clients were wealthy people and quickly closed ranks, pointing fingers to the only person they’re sure it could be.
Alexa needs to separate her personal feelings from the case, though. While she wants to help Reuben, she also needs to make it clear that if his friend is guilty, that’s what she’ll find.
One thing you’ll be excited to see in this episode is Reuban and Madison working together. It’s all hands on deck to get to the bottom of this murder, and everyone plays their parts perfectly.
"Alexa investigates ‘death by stir-fry’ when Reuben is desperate for her to clear the name of his friend, a private chef accused of poisoning one of his clients."
At least this one isn’t a case of the supernatural. It’s clear that either the chef killed someone or he was set up to look like the murderer. Madison will be happy not to have to deal with things that go bump in the night.