Liz White (Annie Corley) is the main villainess from "Twice Dead," episode 11.15 of Murder, She Wrote (airdate February 12, 1995). She is a research colleague for Dr. Max Franklin, who was working on a drug that could cure cancer.
Liz was also in a relationship with Franklin for four years, but after receiving a letter from him ending their relationship, she became enraged. It had been reported that Max was killed in a plane crash, but he had actually faked his death to continue his research in secret. Once Liz found out that her former beau was alive, she attempted to kill him with a bomb, but that failed. Liz later lured Max in to meeting her about his research, and it was there that the villainess took the opportunity to kill him, doing so by bludgeoning him with an ashtray.
Later in the episode, Liz is shown conversing with Jessica Fletcher, until the latter receives a phone call from David Randall--stating that he found a way to recover Max's files. The files contained Max's letter to Liz, and knowing this, Liz turned heel once again and went to the lab so she could erase the file; approaching David while he was on Max's computer. Following her villainous reveal, the evil Liz stated to David that she needed to use the computer, only for Jessica to appear and reveal Liz's true plan, as the letter was evidence of Liz's motive for killing Max. After being caught, Liz confessed everything: the failed plot to kill Max and the actual murder, while stating that she sacrificed everything for him and she wanted commitment from Max. Liz was later arrested.
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- "Sweet, isn't it? He didn't just throw me over to the side, oh no, he sent me all the way to the bottom. Well, when he turned up alive, I couldn't of anything except making sure he'd die and stay dead." (Liz White expressing her anger at Max Franklin)
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- Annie Corley later appeared on CSI as the evil Joanne McKay, on Crossing Jordan as vengeful villainess Frances Murphy.
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