Mr. Weeble was caught dragging Louis the Lip's body through a field, but he swears he didn't kill him. What was Weeble hiding and what really happened?

Senator Sherman's car had just pulled onto the long suspension bridge when it went wildly out of control.  The car careened across the divider and slammed into oncoming traffic.  The bulletproof windows were up and the doors locked.  Inside was the senator...dead.  Shot once through the head.  No gun was found in the car.

Who killed the senator?  What was the motive and how could he have been shot in a locked car?

Trixie Bell has been at the beauty salon for two hours when she gets the phone call from a horrified neighbor.  "I knew you'd be there.  I just heard a gunshot coming from your house.  I just called the police!"  When Trixie races home, she finds the police wheeling out the body of her wealthy, elderly husband Alex.  An officer tells her the house has been ransacked and it looks like a botched burglary has turned into murder.  That same night, Buddy, a gardener, is found dead in his apartment, an apparent suicide.  The same gun that was used to shoot Alex was clutched in his hand.

How did the two men die?  What part, if any, did Buddy play in Alex Bell's death?

"The cops will never suspect me," Pat thought, as he tiptoed to the living room carrying a heavy iron skillet.  One whack and his murderous plan would surely pan out.  Mike his brother, would be sitting where he sat every night, in his favorite chair, falling asleep, in front of the TV.  Killing him would be easy and foolproof.  A week later, alerted by a concerned neighbor, police broke into the apartment and found the bodies.  Both men were in the living room.  Mike dead in his chair, his head severely dented.  Pat, in another chair, just as dead.  A piece of paper was on the coffee table.

Why did Pat think he could get away with murder and what happened that fateful night?

After saving for years, Oscar purchases a 40 ft cabin cruiser at a bargain price.  A week later he wins a contest for an all-expense paid vacation at a luxury resort on the island of St. Aretha.  He takes time off from work and heads to the Caribbean paradise.  Although he can't recall entering the contest, he is thrilled with his good fortune.

The Mystery:  How did Oscar win a contest he never entered?  What crime was involved and who was behind it?

Something strange was happening on Elm St, every day for three days straight, between 11:30 am and noon.  Someone broke into the same empty townhouse triggering a silent alarm.  Each time the police responded quickly finding no evidence of theft or vandalism.. On the fourth day, at 11:30 am, a police officer was lying in wait, hoping to catch the intruder when he or she struck, but no one came on that day or any day after that.

Who was triggering the alarm and why did it happen at approximately the same time every day for three days?

Jaques dies in the hospital.  The doctor who treats him notices something unusual and reports it to the police.  Later, Jacques' partner Cal is arrested for murder. 

How did Jaques die?  What did the doctor notice, and why was Cal arrested?

A man is found dead in the night air.  How killed the man, how, and why?

Elderly Nigel Harper Smith is found dead in front of his tv set.  Who killed Nigel and how?