Like most episodes of "Murder, She Wrote", the murder victim is very obvious. After all, for nearly half the episode, the guy took delight in being a giant jerk-face...and the only question was WHO was going to off this guy! But that's okay, as the show was still quite enjoyable and well worth seeing. But I should mention that the ending, well, it's weak. The two-time killer inexplicably, felt bad about the killings and quickly confessed to Jessica his misdeeds...and this was without the police being nearby to save her in case the killer decided to off her as well. Still, setting the show in Monte Carlo was a nice change of pace and even a weak episode of "Murder, She Wrote" is still very good.