Tucker's Witch

A young couple parks their car in an underground garage and steps into an elevator, the elevator stops, and only the man steps out alive. Amanda Tucker, a witch, is experiencing dreams about recent elevator murders and receives a message from her Himalayan cat, Dickens, that a fourth girl has been murdered and Amanda and her husband Rick will become involved in finding the killer. A woman comes to the Tucker's detective agency convinced she knows who the killer is, despite having zero evidence and the ensuing investigation leads them to a computer dating service.

Gossip columnist Jewel Porter reaches out to Amanda and Rick after an attempt on her life involving a highly venomous snake. Unsure of whether or not to take the case the pair pay a visit to a taping of Jewel's show when a light fixture comes crashing down nearly killing her. Rick pursues the mysterious figure spotted in the rafters but loses him on the studio lot. Amanda and Rick begin narrowing down a list of suspects, including one very close to Jewel.

The Tucker's neighbor Larry Shears lives a seemingly normal life with his new wife Debbie until one morning an armed milkman makes an attempt on his life. Amanda and Rick pay a visit to Larry's office at Amalgamated leasing, only to find a mostly empty warehouse. With even more questions the two head to the morgue hoping to find some answers and discover the body of the milkman, who also happens to be a hit man from Miami, missing. Now it is up to them to find Larry before another killer does.

Mayor Irwin Carter is doing great in the polls and seems to have the upcoming election in the bag, but a mysterious message sent to his computer causes him to jump from his office window to his death. While investigating a break-in at a local high school computer lab, the Tucker's discover there may be a connection to the recent suicide. With the help of a young computer whiz named Holly Fields, the Tucker's track the message to a rival politician.

Two men assault a security officer at a local funeral parlor and take off with a van holding the body of a famous composer. The Tucker's are brought in by the son of the owner to track down the body before anyone notices that something is missing. However, they are not the only ones after the missing cadaver as they soon find out the casket was being used to smuggle diamonds, and a deadly french diamond thief is hot on the trail too.

Renowned local hairdresser, Justin St. Peter, gets word from an old friend with some sketchy connections that there is a price out on his head. Amanda begins working in the salon to keep an eye on Justin, while Rick meets with Justin's old friend Eddie who reveals the contract on the stylist's head is upwards of $50,000. Eddie soon turns up dead, and the Tucker's uncover that the killer is using Justin's affinity for beautiful women as a way to get close to him.

A thief with an uncanny ability to target only the most valuable items within the safety deposit boxes in a swanky hotel sets off an alarm in Amanda that something is different about this case. After more banks are hit, another psychic offers to lend a hand in the investigation. It soon becomes clear to Amanda that this man might have ulterior motives to get involved with the case.

Linda Dawn is making a breakthrough in the studio when the failed songwriter shes working with guns her down. Her ex-boyfriend feels that her death has something to do with a sketchy photographer, who might also happen to be dealing cocaine. The Tuckers go undercover to untangle these complicated Rock N' Roll relationships and find the killer.

Shortly before being poisoned by a jealous employee, perfume connoisseur Maurice Gerard drops a letter addressed to the Tuckers in a mailbox. It turns out that Maurice was aware of his impending doom and this letter was a way to hire the Tuckers to solve his murder before it had even taken place. After tracking the source of the poison that took Gerard's life to a perfume sample, Amanda and Rick begin to suspect a chemist developing the latest, and highly anticipated, perfume. The two uncover the murder as a plot to overtake Gerard's company by taking him out and make millions claiming his formulas as their own.

Daniel Gorman, a successful shipping business executive, hires Amanda and Rick to find his daughter who has been missing for over twenty years. Despite receiving numerous tips on his daughter's whereabouts over the years, most have seemed more interested in the reward. That is until a woman comes forward mentioning two unique birthmarks, and Gorman feels this may be the real deal. When the lead ends up dead, and her daughter attacked, the Tuckers discover the complicated relationships within this shipping mogul's family may have deadly implications.

Ted Lomax, a wealthy businessman, brings the Tuckers in to track down his wife after she goes missing from their lake house. Convinced that she has gone on a bender and is probably sleeping it off in some motel, Ted sends them up to the lake house to take a look. After some suspicious behavior and circumstantial evidence mount up against the young caretaker Gary, the case seems to be pretty cut and dry. However, an offhand comment by Ted about the boat Gloria was last seen on sparks some doubt in the Tuckers they can't ignore. Soon it becomes clear that Gary has been framed, and that Ted might be the one who framed him.