Hallmark Movies & Mysteries Presents Four All-New Movie Premieres This Spring

“Mystery 101,” “Ruby Herring Mysteries,” “Aurora Teagarden Mysteries” and “MatchMaker Mysteries” are all due back.

Jill Wagner, Kristoffer Polaha, Taylor Cole, Stephen Huszar, Candace Cameron Bure, Niall Matter, Danica McKellar and Victor Webster Return in Four Franchises of the Network’s Popular Signature Mysteries

Hallmark Movies & Mysteries’ favorite super sleuths are back on the case with four all-new original mysteries premiering Sundays in March and April.

The whodunnits starts with “Mystery 101: An Education in Murder” (Sunday, March 29th 9PM ET/PT), followed by “Ruby Herring Mysteries: Prediction Murder” (Sunday, April 5th 9PM ET/PT), “Aurora Teagarden Mysteries: Heist and Seek” (Sunday, April 12th 9PM ET/PT) and “MatchMaker Mysteries: A Fatal Romance” (Sunday, April 25th 9PM ET/PT).

PREMIERING ON HALLMARK MOVIES & MYSTERIES:

‘MYSTERY 101: AN EDUCATION IN MURDER’
A Hallmark Movies & Mysteries Original Movie World Premiere
Sunday, March 29th (9PM. ET/PT)
Starring: Jill Wagner and Kristoffer Polaha
Amy (Wagner) can’t believe her colleague, a Mark Twain scholar, poisoned a professor to get an early draft of Huck Finn. Determined to prove his innocence, Amy enlists help from Travis (Polaha), whose predecessor is the cop who convicted her friend. Now the retired officer is going to great lengths to make sure his arrest stands. But Amy’s not the only one who wants the conviction overturned. A woman writing a book about the case is linking it to another poisoned professor who accused a student of plagiarism. Both murders certainly bring a new meaning to the saying “publish or perish.”

‘RUBY HERRING MYSTERIES: PREDICTION MURDER’
A Hallmark Movies & Mysteries Original Movie World Premiere
Sunday, April 5th (9PM ET/PT)
Starring: Taylor Cole, Stephen Huszar and John Wesley Shipp
Shortly after being named Seattle 57 News’ TV crime reporter, Ruby Herring (Cole) begins receiving anonymous tips when a cold case – the unsolved murder of a psychic – is reopened, and teams up with Seattle PD detective Jake Killian (Huszar) to find the killer. She’s encouraged by her dad, retired detective John Herring (Shipp), to follow her keen instincts. Together, Ruby and Jake uncover a plot to frame an innocent person who everyone involved with the case to seems to think is the ideal candidate for the five-year-old murder of a local tarot card reader.

‘AURORA TEAGARDEN MYSTERIES: HEIST AND SEEK’
A Hallmark Movies & Mysteries Original Movie World Premiere
Sunday, April 12th (9PM ET/PT)
Starring: Candace Cameron Bure, Niall Matter and Marilu Henner
The theft of a rare Elizabethan artifact on display at the Lawrenceton Library’s annual fundraising event leads to capital crimes, when Aurora Teagarden (Bure) begins her unorthodox investigation and soon discovers not one – but two – murders committed by someone who would do anything to possess “Leicester’s Gift,” the Tudor crown on loan from the Seattle Museum of History.

‘MATCHMAKER MYSTERIES: A FATAL ROMANCE’
A Hallmark Movies & Mysteries Original Movie World Premiere
Sunday, April 25th (9PM ET/PT)
Starring: Danica McKellar and Victor Webster
Preparing to moderate a writers panel at a romance convention, professional matchmaker Angie Dove (McKellar) is surprised to run into her old college boyfriend, Ethan Plume (Payne), who has just taken the reins at his family’s publishing house. But a bigger shock is yet to come, as bestselling writer Beatrice Penn (DeLuise) suddenly takes ill onstage – the victim of a fatal dose of poison. Though bad blood between Ethan and Beatrice makes him the prime suspect, Angie knows he’s incapable of murder. And while she’s promised to cooperate with Detective Kyle Carter’s (Webster) probe, she’s not about to sit idly by when Ethan is charged with the crime. Angie launches her investigation with the same sharp instincts and clever strategies she brings to matchmaking and begins to unravel the mystery behind Beatrice’s death. As she and Kyle grow used to crossing paths, they continue to find common ground, and perhaps something more. However, in her determination to find the real killer, Angie may unwittingly be putting herself at risk.