Murder, She Wrote Episode: "Truck Stop" Episode Number: Season 5, Episode 16 Script Dated: February 1989 Written by: Philip Gerson Description: This is an Original TV Script used during the making of the 1984-1996 TV Series titled, "Murder, She Wrote". It is from the episode titled, "Truck Stop". This script has all blue pages throughout it inside. It is complete and it is 64 pages long. Please view all of the pictures above carefully. The script is in good overall condition. It shows the appropriate signs of aging for being used during the 1980's. Episode Storyline: Fellow author Walter Murray drives with Jessica from Las Vegas to L.A. When she awakens at the truck stop where Walter met waitress Vera Gerakaris years ago, he is dead. So are her husband Peter and Roscoe the mechanic. Sheriff Tugman is happy to accept a tape Walter left, confessing to both murders, but Jessica's suspicions are confirmed by forensics and a consultation with insurance officer Terence Locke. THE POSTER SHOWN IN THE LAST PICTURE ABOVE IS NOT INCLUDED, IT IS JUST BEING USED AS A VISUAL REFERENCE. |
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