This week, Mags and Amy dive deeper into Dylan Holt’s last days — and stumble into the kind of answers that only make the questions sharper. Avalon Falls is starting to give up its secrets, but not gently. The girls pick up where…
Some messages don’t wait to be found — they find you. When a video from Dylan Holt surfaces after his death, Mags and Amy follow his final clue deep into the woods outside Avalon Falls. It’s supposed to be a quick trip, just long …
Every murder mystery hits a point where the board gets too crowded—too many suspects, too many secrets, too many late-night theories scrawled on coffee-stained receipts. Murder Girls finally reaches that boiling point this week. After a strin…
(Songs for the End Credits) Every episode of Murder Girls ends on a chord — usually the kind that feels like someone flicked the lights on in an empty room. The closing songs aren’t just end-credit music; they’re emotional epilogu…
The past finally knocks — and she’s got a mic. Minerva Maddox, the Murder Girls’ original nemesis and self-appointed chronicler, crashes back into the case with new information and her trademark chaos. While Mags and Amy spy on a…
The rain’s back, and Amy O’Connell is out in it — chasing redemption, bad leads, and worse ideas. With Lily Siyaya behind bars and the town closing ranks, Amy starts knocking on doors that should’ve stayed locked. Meanwhile…
Act 2 Begins with Episode 7... Act 1 was the inhale — the return, the reunion, the part where everyone pretended they still knew how to breathe. Act 2 is the exhale. The part where the lies start to fog up the glass. Episode 7 kicks thing…
Fog. Tarot cards. Too many drinks and not enough boundaries. It’s another sleepless night in Avalon Falls, and the Murder Girls are doing what they do best — chasing answers they might not survive. What starts as a quiet “murder …
Mags, Amy, and the Art of Talking in Circles Every murder mystery needs a crime scene. Murder Girls has two: one is in Avalon Falls, and the other is the space between Mags and Amy when they’re talking around the thing they actually mean. Th…
The Murder Girls aren’t the only ones chasing the story anymore. With overeager fans, bad cops, and worse decisions closing in, Mags and Amy find themselves drawn into a bigger, stranger version of the mystery than they ever expected. Amy&rsq…
Every story starts somewhere — a notebook doodle, a late-night message, or a half-joke that turns serious when you realize you can’t stop thinking about it. Murder Girls started as none of these things specifically, but you get the idea…
Some warnings are meant to protect you. Others are reminders of what happens when you don’t listen. Last episode, Amy’s Airstream turned crime scene — “Leave it alone” scrawled across the walls in letters that looked …
A shocking night leaves Avalon Falls reeling — and Mags and Amy right back where they swore they’d never be: breaking into crime scenes and arguing about whose turn it is to be the lookout. Old instincts kick in fast. So do old wounds. …
Some inheritances come with fine print. Others come with ghosts. Cleaning out Didi’s curiosity shop was supposed to be simple — sweep the dust, box the memories, try not to think about the rumors. But when Mags Park and Amy O’Conn…
Some returns feel like accidents. Others feel like traps. Ten years after vanishing from Avalon Falls, former tween sleuth Mags Park rolls back into town with a suitcase, and a key to her late aunt Didi’s curiosity shop. She tells herself it&…
Avalon Falls isn’t the kind of town you find on a map. It’s more the kind of place that appears in the corner of your eye when you’re already lost — all flickering streetlights, fogged-up windows, and neighbors who definitely…