'Devious Maids' season 4 spoilers, plot news: Rosie's accused of murder; EP hints at more than one death this season?
It seems to be a classic case of whodunit after Peri Westmore (Mariana Klaveno) was murdered and two people are accused of the crime. Now the girls would have to drop their feather dusters and put on their sleuthing hats as they try to solve what could be the first of a couple of deaths in "Devious Minds" season 4.
In the upcoming episode titled "Another One Wipes the Dust," it appears Spence Westmore (Grant Show) will be arrested for the murder of his ex-wife, whom he found with her beloved America's Choice trophy sticking out of her neck. He seems to be the most likely suspect following his angry outburst in Monday's premiere episode, when he got physical with Peri upon discovering that she had been lying to him all along.
The International Business Times reported that Spence's drunken tirade at the party they hosted was caught on camera, giving the cops enough reason to deduce that he had a motive for offing his ex. On the other hand, Rosie (Dania Ramirez), another one of Spence's ex, will get embroiled in the murder after insisting on Spence's innocence.
According to CarterMatt, the police would be looking at it as a crime of passion, with Rosie plotting revenge on the woman who stole Spence from her. In this vein, Spence could be tagged as an accomplice, and both of them could be the primary suspects for Peri's murder.
The upcoming episode will have Evelyn (Rebecca Wisocky) learning that her husband Adrian (Tom Irwin), who is purportedly paralyzed, could actually walk. This would give the socialite ample reason to divorce her husband, although apparently, she would reach "a new low while trying to move on."
Meanwhile, the show's executive producer Sabrina Wind granted an interview with TVLine in which she said that viewers of the show would still see Klaveno this season, albeit in flashbacks. She also hinted at another murder.
"There's actually another character we kill off in the middle of the season, and we were like, 'Time for flashbacks!' We never let characters go," she said.
"Devious Maids" airs Mondays at 9 p.m. EDT on Lifetime.
