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Burke's Law · S2E19 — Who Killed Rosie Sunset?
Season 2 episodes
1. Who Killed the Surf Broad?Sep 16, 19642. Who Killed Vaudeville?Sep 23, 19643. Who Killed Cassandra Cass?Sep 30, 19644. Who Killed the Horne of Plenty?Oct 7, 19645. Who Killed Everybody?Oct 14, 19646. Who Killed Mr. Cartwheel?Oct 21, 19647. Who Killed Cornelius Gilbert?Oct 28, 19648. Who Killed Lenore Wingfield?Nov 4, 19649. Who Killed the Richest Man in the World?Nov 11, 196410. Who Killed the Tall One in the Middle?Nov 25, 196411. Who Killed Merlin the Great?Dec 2, 196412. Who Killed 711?Dec 9, 196413. Who Killed Supersleuth?Dec 16, 196414. Who Killed the Swinger on a Hook?Dec 23, 196415. Who Killed Davidian Jonas?Dec 30, 196416. Who Killed The Strangler?Jan 6, 196517. Who Killed Mother Goose?Jan 13, 196518. Who Killed the Toy Soldier?Jan 20, 196519. Who Killed Rosie Sunset?Jan 27, 196520. Who Killed Wimbledon Hastings?Feb 3, 196521. Who Killed the Fat Cat?Feb 10, 196522. Who Killed the Man on the White Horse?Feb 17, 196523. Who Killed the 13th Clown?Feb 24, 196524. Who Killed Mr. Colby in Ladies' Lingerie?Mar 3, 196525. Who Killed the Rest?Mar 17, 196526. Who Killed Cop Robin?Mar 24, 196527. Who Killed Nobody Somehow?Mar 31, 196528. Who Killed Hamlet?Apr 7, 196529. Who Killed the Rabbit's Husband?Apr 14, 196530. Who Killed the Jackpot?Apr 21, 196531. Who Killed the Grand Piano?Apr 28, 196532. Who Killed the Card?May 5, 1965
Synopsis
Why would anyone kill sweet old Rosie Sunset, who sold maps to the movie stars homes? An heiress who was seen giving Rosie a ride, Rosie's neighbor (a Russian sculptor with a sexy sister, whose work mysteriously has appeared in Rosie's apartment), a neurotic, workaholic printer on the ground floor of Rosie's building, an accordion player (who suddenly disappears after being questioned), and Rosie's estranged step-son (who needed Rosie's money for his florist business) - all fall under suspicion. The solution lies in Rosie's past hospitalization and her late husband's ""hobby"".
