Two of the three mustaches join forces with Delco Dan Regester to discover who was behind the mysterious death of Keith Gentry. It surely couldn't have been his beautiful wife Darlene, Right? Maybe looks really can kill...

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The three mustaches go head-to head to solve the murder of Todd Stermer. Was the deadly house fire, bad luck, a botched case of insurance fraud, or an elaborate sacrifice made in the name of love? Buckle up, boys and girls. The road to truth is slippery when wet.

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The three mustaches feather their bangs and put on their best pair of parachute pants to talk about the strange murder of Cara Knott. Did a PSA from the 1980’s actually help catch her killer? Was it 1st degree murder or just a really really bad game of Slug-Bug?

The three mustaches take a trip to jolly old England to discuss the mysterious disappearance of Jamie Lavis. Did the parents do it? Or was it the creepy, shirtless bus driver. You don't have to be Sherlock Holmes to solve this one.

This week, the three mustaches come together to discuss the dangers of spiking the football too soon. Pro tip: if you dodge the death penalty, keep your mouth shut!

In this episode, the three mustaches investigate a family of four that mysteriously drove over a cliff in their Tesla. Was it a case of a malfunctioning self-driving car? Did the wife snap and force the car off the road? Or was it a multinational conspiracy involving a dead billionaire, a human trafficking ring, and global nuclear war? Listen to find out!

The three mustaches come together once again to discuss the suspicious suicide of Megan Parra. What would drive a woman with a happy family and a bright future to take her own life? Did it have something to do with a mysterious car accident the day before her death? Listen to find out!

The three mustaches discuss the disturbing case of the Bever family in Broken Arrow, OK.

At around 11:30 p.m. on July 22, 2015, police were alerted to 709 Magnolia Court by a 911 phone call made by 12-year-old Daniel Bever, who stated his brother was attacking the family. Screaming, commotion, and a male voice were heard in the background before the line went dead. Dispatchers tracked the address by searching the number. After a failed attempt to contact the father, David Bever, they dispatched officers to the scene.

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