One West Waikiki

- Season 2

(1995)

Holli is confronted with murders having the same mode of operation of an LA serial killer inactive for six years and that was infatuated with her from when she was medical examiner in LA.

Holli has no memory of an under the influence of alcohol hit and run murder of a man of which she is accused and faces a prosecutor motivated to press the case hard for political ambitions.

Dr. Holliday and Mac are enjoying a day off on the beach until they uncover a grave with human bones in it.

When Mack attends a reunion of prep school friends at a hotel where Holli is coincidentally on a romantic getaway, some of his friends are murdered for which infidelity or business betrayal could be the motive.

A prominent bookie is involved in a couple of accidental deaths while Herzog has an affair with a cop's wife who has faked the circumstance of her husband's death.

Although it appears a woman with a terminal illness might have committed suicide with a very toxic gardening chemical, several persons could have profited financially or situationally by poisoning the woman.

The asthmatic daughter of a developer is kidnapped with a ransom demand that the name be given of the murderer of a Hawaiian construction worker who was trying to protect a sacred Hawaiian site found on a section of the development.

Holli believes that the wife of a policeman who was convicted for the husband's murder before Holli was the medical examiner and who recently escaped from prison acts in a way which suggests the woman might be innocent.

Halli flies to Samoa with Mack to assist in an open case. She falls for a dashing Samoan, who is mixed up in a smuggling ring with a Hong Kong inspector and a female international thief. The object of the ring is to recover the Romanoff jewels and gold, originally stolen during the Russian revolution. An interesting vignette includes the home Robert Louis Stevenson lived in while writing Treasure Island, and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

Mack is selected as part of a security team to protect the Vice President of the United States while on tour of New Zealand. He is also picked by a subversive team of operatives opposed to the V.P's environmental policies to be framed as his assassin. The frame, elaborately, moves from Samoa to New Zealand, and incorporates a number of odd characters and murders. The plot runs similar to the Edmund O'Brien film "D.O.A".

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When a grand champion sumo wrestler is murdered in Waikiki, a biased suspicion falls upon an Hawaiian contender while Mack and Holli are forced to work alongside their impertinent and devious Japanese counterparts.

The dais members at a pharmaceutical company golf tournament banquet are given a substance which can cause death by shock while the company is being blackmailed by a person who blames the company for the death of his girlfriend.