Mean Girls Murders and Killer Cheer Join Murder Mondays on ID

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There was definitely a theme within the Murder Mondays theme when Death by Fame and The Playboy Murders premiered on ID in January of this year. Namely, celebrity. Now two new series that share a similar vibe with each other are headed to ID’s Murder Monday nights, Mean Girls Murders and Killer Cheer.

Mean Girls Murders explores the inner workings of cutthroat cliques, vicious backbiting, and cruel intentions, while Killer Cheer presents cases of crimes among young women that turned deadly. Both series will run for six weeks with back-to-back episodes premiering on Monday, March 13. First Mean Girls Murders at 9/8c on ID, followed by Killer Cheer at 10/9c.

Mean Girl Murders Series Overview

“Battle of the Besties,” the premiere episode of Mean Girls Murders, examines a case from Fort Wayne, Indiana. High school volleyball star Stacy DeGrandchamp is pretty and popular —until jealousy and rumors lead to a rift in her circle of friends. When a fight at a party turns deadly, witnesses won’t talk, and her killer almost gets away with murder.

Other episodes include:

  • The cutthroat world of Vegas showgirls
  • Secrets and betrayals in a small Texas town
  • A revenge plot from an edgy party scene in Albuquerque
  • Mounting hostility between two rodeo queens in Texas
  • And more!

Killer Cheer Premiere Series Overview

Killer Cheer explores horrific events surrounding young girls. In the premiere episode, “All American Murder,” the murder of a popular schoolgirl in broad daylight leads detectives to initially believe the killer must be from out of town. As the investigation unfolds, they discover the culprit is closer than anyone could imagine.

Other stories profile:

  • A 15-year-old who is stabbed to death steps away from her suburban home in California
  • A high school obsession in Augusta, Georgia that turned into a decades-long reign of terror
  • The safety and security in a small town in Massachusetts, which is shattered when a cheerleader goes missing days after her 15th birthday
  • And more!
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Mean Girls Murders and Killer Cheer content can be found on ID’s social profiles on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok. Engage in the conversation using the hashtags #MeanGirlMurders and #KillerCheer.

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7 Comments

  1. I have known mean girls, but with parents who tried REALLY hard, the girls ended up being “merely” self-centered princesses and not anything worse than that.

  2. Author

    How marvelous to hear your experience with mean girls involved the parents being not only aware of the situation but also active in addressing it! LOVE this!!!

  3. We were “mean girls” in a way to a musician before he/they got big and famous…Marilyn Manson. *wry laugh*

  4. Author

    So I was going to say that being a goth wouldn’t make you a mean girl, but then you left this doozie of a follow-up! Say what?! You were mean to Marilyn Manson? Say what?! (did I already say that? lol)

  5. Yeah, we weren’t as mean as some of the other clubgoers (This was back in the days of the “scene” where people tossed beer bottles and such at the band–punk rock style), but we did make a few snippy comments when he got up to perform. We then went to the downstairs patio to wait out the band’s set (again, people were getting very vocal/physical with their dislike). And then MM got all famous and stuff. Ha!

  6. Author

    HOLY SMOKES!!! What a great “I knew them when” story about a famous person! But maybe you all sensed something about him? Didn’t it come out he mistreated his girlfriends and stuff? I’m wondering if you all had a sixth sense about the demons dwelling within him. What an amazing story!!! THANKS for taking the time to share it!!!!

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