Why Women Kill

With dreams of status and glamour, Alma Fillcot hopes to fill a recently vacated seat in her local Garden Club, but all of that preparation and hard work is jeopardized when she discovers her husband's shocking secret[W Network]

A shaken Alma investigates Bertram's disturbing collection of 'souvenirs'. Rita is still suspicious of Scooter's devotion and is further aggravated by the arrival of her ailing husband's daughter, Catherine.[W Network]

Alma and Bertram devise a plan to bury a potential setback; their daughter, Dee, enlists Vern's services.[W Network]

After Alma is tipped off that the Garden Club will make a surprise visit to her home, she persuades Bertram to help her prepare despite the police investigation of their missing neighbor next door.[W Network]

Bertram feels tempted to resume his 'hobby', leading him to seek counsel with a trusted figure from his past.[W Network]

Alma takes matters into her own hands after persuading Bertram to ease Carlo's suffering; Rita ensnares Scooter in her plot to blackmail Catherine; Vern's feelings for Dee grow.[W Network]

Newly widowed, Rita's elation is short-lived when Catherine questions her innocence in Carlo's death, much to Alma's delight; Dee introduces her parents to Vern at a dinner with multiple shocking revelations.[W Network]

As Alma celebrates finally being admitted into the Garden Club, Bertram mourns the loss of the old Alma; Isabel uses her discovery to her own advantage, and Dee grows suspicious.[W Network]

Alma, now very comfortable with her position in the Garden Club, decides to run for the vacated presidency; with Isabel's demise, Rita is freed from jail, and Bertram grows more guilt-ridden and depressed.[W Network]

In order to protect her glory, notoriety, and newly glamorous life, Alma concocts a desperate and dramatic scheme after Vern's investigation leads to his new in-laws.[W Network]