Ep 13. Mondays are for Murder

Magnum P.I. follows the adventures of private investigator Thomas Magnum, a former Navy SEAL who uses his special skills to solve crimes in Oahu, Hawaii. In season 2 episode 13, titled "Mondays are for Murder," Magnum and his team are called to investigate a murder that takes place during a game of beach volleyball.

The victim, a former pro volleyball player turned coach, was found dead on the beach with a stab wound. Magnum's client is one of the players in the game, who is also the victim's former student. The team begins to investigate the case, but they quickly realize that there are too many suspects and not enough evidence.

As they continue to dig deeper, they discover that the victim was not as beloved as he appeared to be. He had a history of cheating on his wife, and he was also a bad coach who had a tendency to bully his players. The team soon discovers that the victim had a long list of enemies, both on and off the court.

As they interview the suspects, they begin to piece together the night of the murder. They discover that the victim was last seen arguing with a man on the beach. The team believes that this may be the killer, but they have no idea who he is or why he would want to kill the victim.

Meanwhile, Magnum is dealing with his own personal problems. He is having trouble adjusting to civilian life after his time in the Navy SEALs, and he is struggling with feelings of guilt and frustration. He also has a strained relationship with his girlfriend, who is a doctor and often puts her job before their relationship.

As the investigation continues, Magnum and his team must navigate a web of lies and deceit to uncover the truth about what happened on the beach that night. They must also deal with their own personal demons, as they come face to face with the harsh realities of life as a private investigator.

In the end, the team is able to solve the case and bring the killer to justice. But they also come to the realization that Mondays are truly for murder, as they continue to fight crime on the beautiful beaches of Hawaii.