Garage Sale Mysteries

Jennifer finds a friend dead after meeting her at a garage sale. What police regard as an accident makes Jennifer question whether a pattern of break-ins points to something more deliberate.

Jennifer buys a storage unit at auction, then the facility owner is murdered. Her purchases and position as a witness draw her into the investigation.

A friend dies after trying to disprove a house's deadly reputation. Jennifer looks for evidence behind the supposed curse.

An old wedding dress prompts Jennifer to investigate a groom's disappearance. The object sends her into a cold case, rather than a death that has just disrupted the shop's daily business.

An old college friend becomes the main suspect in a murder. Jennifer's interest in the case is personal, as she tries to work out whether the evidence against someone she knows tells the whole story.

Jennifer recognises details from a mystery novel at a murder scene. Her investigation depends on reading those apparent references correctly, making this a case for viewers who like literary clues.

Preparations for a charity garage sale lead Jennifer to a body in a nearby attic. Her work organising the sale becomes an investigation that relies on the same attention to detail she brings to antiques.

A widow asks Jennifer to question an apparent drowning after her husband is found on an isolated beach. His experience in the water gives the request a specific reason for doubt.

A bass player's death interrupts preparations for a country singer's tour. Jennifer's investigation moves into the band's working circle, where the events before the scheduled performances matter to the case.

A suit of armour turns out to contain a history professor's body. Jennifer's latest purchase puts her in contact with an academic circle and makes a collector's object the start of a murder inquiry.

Jennifer buys a reel-to-reel recorder and hears a man pleading for his life on its tape. Instead of a visual mark on an antique, this case begins with recorded sound.

A woman asks Jennifer to examine a puzzle box left by her mother-in-law. The box leads Jennifer into a family's history, with an object's concealed contents at the centre of her questions.

Buying stock at a storage auction leads Jennifer to a young woman's body in another locker. The business of sorting other people's abandoned belongings brings her into a very current investigation.

An antique camera from a photography enthusiast's estate attracts Jennifer's attention. This case gives photographs a role in her investigation, so the purchase offers more than the value of the camera itself.

Jennifer wins a vintage player piano at an estate auction. Questions about its late owner's history turn an expensive acquisition into a reason to investigate the man who once possessed it.

Jennifer bids at a police auction for another antiques dealer. His death leads her towards counterfeiting and organised crime.