Hailey Dean Mysteries: 2+2=Murder

Posted October 17, 2019 by karenbaron in Hallmark T.V. Movie, Movie Review, Mystery / 0 Comments

Format: T.V. Movie

Hailey Dean Mysteries: 2+2=Murder

Network: Hallmark Movies & Mysteries

Series Number: 4

Director: Michael Robison

Teleplay by: Michelle Ricci

Cast:

Kellie Martin (Hailey Dean)
Giacomo Baessato (Danny Morgan)
Viv Leacock (Fincher Garland)
Emily Holmes (Sabrina Butler)
Matthew MacCaull (Jonas McClellan)
Lucia Walters (Charlene “Monty” Montgomery)
Andrew Airlie (Chad Becker)
Keith MacKechnie (Norman Sacks)
Tom Butler (Lucas Dean)
And Chad Lowe (Clyde Bennett)

Plot Summary:

When a teacher goes missing at her niece’s school, Hailey Dean is on the case. With the help of Detectives Danny Morgan and Fincher Garland, she investigates the mysterious disappearance, which ultimately leads to the discovery of two dead bodies on the construction site owned by her former college friend, Clyde Bennett. Hailey puts her safety on the line to uncover the incriminating secret Naomi planned to reveal before her death, and to track down the killer. With multiple suspects under investigation, Hailey must use her acute observation skill to solve the murders.

Based on Characters from Nancy Grace’s Novels

My Rating:

My Thoughts:

A lot has happened in this movie for our sleuth, Hailey Dean, not only has an old college friend showed up, but her young niece’s teacher is missing.

Hailey is on the case trying to solve this one for her niece as she doesn’t think that what she is hearing everywhere is the truth about the teacher. Just like with any mystery, after the murder victim is murdered everything about their life comes forward. Rather it is good or bad.

Clyde is a new character and one that I’m wary of. He is Hailey’s old college friend that was on the baseball team with Will. Clyde gets her to reconnect with a bunch of them that were friends with her and Will during college again. I don’t know why but the character rubs me the wrong way about why he wants Hailey back in his life.