Murder, She Wrote

In the series, Jessica delves into a homicide that appears linked to the 1963 assassination of US President John F. Kennedy. As she uncovers clues, the investigation suggests a deeply lingering still connection between the present murder and the historic political tragedy.

Dead Eye is a programme presented in the form of a single episode. It falls squarely within the episode genre, offering a self‑contained story rather than an ongoing series. The title itself hints at a focus on precision and perhaps a target that must be identified, setting the tone for the narrative that follows. The central narrative follows Jessica, who is drawn into a murder investigation that appears to be more than a routine homicide. As she delves deeper, clues emerge that suggest a possible link between the present‑day killing and the historic assassination of United States President John F. Kennedy in 1963. The case therefore straddles two distinct eras, compelling Jessica to consider how events from half a century ago might be influencing the current crime. While the investigation unfolds, the story repeatedly underscores the notion that the murder is not isolated but potentially tied to that infamous 1963 event. This connection drives Jessica’s pursuit, prompting her to examine old records, interview witnesses, and piece together a narrative that bridges past and present. The episode therefore centres on her methodical effort to uncover whether the contemporary death is a direct echo of the Kennedy assassination, or merely a coincidence that masquerades as a historic link.