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Touch Me And Die
The Coroner: I Speak for the Dead - S2 - E2
In Hershey, PA, Bob Curley dies shortly after being rushed to the E.R. with bizarre symptoms. Dauphin County Coroner Graham Hetrick is on the hunt for a strand of evidence to prove if Bob's exposure to a deadly poison was accidental or murder.
The Coroner: I Speak for the Dead: Season 2 - 10 Episode s
2x1 - First Cut Is The Deepest
July 17, 2017
Career Army soldier Sam Gore is found viciously stabbed inside his home in Harrisburg, PA. Dauphin County Coroner Graham Hetrick must look to Sam's wounds to determine if Sam was simply a soldier of misfortune or if the murder was premeditated.
2x2 - Touch Me And Die
July 24, 2017
In Hershey, PA, Bob Curley dies shortly after being rushed to the E.R. with bizarre symptoms. Dauphin County Coroner Graham Hetrick is on the hunt for a strand of evidence to prove if Bob's exposure to a deadly poison was accidental or murder.
2x3 - Internal Trauma
July 31, 2017
86-year-old Goldie Snyder, a fixture in Harrisburg, PA's fishing community, is found brutally murdered in her bait shop. Her wounds make Graham Hetrick suspect the killer has done this before - and unless captured, will kill again.
2x4 - Clues From The Body
August 7, 2017
When the decomposed body of Marcus Garner is found abandoned in a Harrisburg, PA, garage, Dauphin County Coroner Graham Hetrick is immediately called to the scene. Graham must use a special science - and the common housefly - to solve the case.
2x5 - Love In Pieces
August 14, 2017
When the body of Dale Bloom is discovered mutilated in his home in Harrisburg, PA, it's up to Graham Hetrick to read the numerous wounds and determine not only why Dale was targeted, but uncover the identity of a disturbed killer.
2x6 - Six Letters, Starts With M
August 21, 2017
The tight-knit community of Hummelstown, PA is torn apart when 82-year-old Kathryn Bishop is found savagely beaten to death. When every suspect has an alibi, Coroner Graham Hetrick's only hope to find the killer is evidence from an unlikely source.
2x7 - Under The Skin
August 28, 2017
Kim Granison is found fighting for her life in the middle of the street - the apparent victim of a hit and run. When she succumbs to her injuries, Graham suspects this might be more than an accident... it might be murder.
2x8 - Make It Hurt
September 4, 2017
When well-known bookie John Troutman is found brutally murdered in his apartment, Dauphin County Coroner Graham Hetrick is called to the scene. He must read John's many wounds to uncover a hatred that lies dangerously close to home.
2x9 - Spiderwebs
September 11, 2017
In Harrisburg, PA, local DJ Tony Haines is found dead with multiple gunshot wounds to his head. Dauphin County Coroner Graham Hetrick must determine if Tony was in the wrong place at the wrong time, or targeted for keeping a deadly secret.
2x10 - Contact Wound
September 18, 2017
In Hummelstown, PA, Dale Orwan is found savagely murdered in his home. Graham is immediately called to the scene, where he discovers a house of horrors. The only suspect is a mysterious redhead who left carnage and her clothes behind.