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  Longtime listeners have heard tales of the elusive “Girl In The Box” episode that the mustaches refer to in many episodes. Well here you go sickos!

  After being kidnapped at knifepoint and imprisoned in a pitch-black box, for seven agonizing years Colleen Stan endured unimaginable horror at the hands of her sick captors.

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The mustaches are joined by Rob "Hot Bob" Fox of Softcore History to discuss the 2015 murder of Ryan Zimmerman.

On Jan. 5, 2016 the dismembered remains of Ryan Zimmerman were discovered near a lake in Mercer County, OH. Zimmerman's last known whereabouts were in an apartment near Columbus. Ryan had found his new living situation through a sex hookup ad on Craigslist. Husband seeks trans woman to move in with my wife, my wife's trans girlfriend and I for polyamorous relationship. What could go wrong?

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The three mustaches pour some crime juice and discuss the unsolved case of Barry and Honey Sherman.

Barry Sherman, who founded generic drugmaker Apotex Inc., and his wife, Honey, were found dead in their mansion on December 15, 2017. The two were hanging by belts from a railing that surrounds their indoor pool and were in a semi-seated position on the pool deck.

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 The three mustaches bring you a brand new banger straight out of Louisiana. 

  James Walkup met Minnie Wallace on a trip to New Orleans in December 1884 and instantly fell madly in love. He was 48 years old, she was 15. A year and a half later they were married and a month after that James Walkup was dead from arsenic poisoning. The same was true in 1897 when her second husband, also much older, died mysteriously. And again in 1914 when a male companion died from cyanide after including Minnie in his will. Badass!

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 The three mustaches discuss the still controversial case of Oscar Pistorius. Pistorius aka Bendy Legs, is a former South African runner who made history in 2012 as the first amputee to compete at the Olympics. He was later convicted for the 2013 murder of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp.

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The mustaches discuss the many murder victims of Ronald Dominique in Louisiana from 1997 to 2006. When Dominique's dreams of being a Patty Labelle impersonator and theater star did not pan out he focused on his other career as a serial killer.

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 Kalinka Bamberski, a French teenager, was killed in 1982 in the house of her German stepfather, Dieter Krombach. The mustache’s and guest mustache, Dan “Delco” Regester ,dive into the story of a fathers’ 30 year quest to bring Krombach to justice thus avenging the death of his daughter. 

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On December 24, 2008, the Ortega Family, invited all five of their adult children and their families to their home in Covina, California, a quiet, low-crime community about 22 miles east of Los Angeles. 

There was a knock on the front door, and the squeal of an 8-year-old girl happily crying, “Santa Claus! Santa Claus!”

Seconds later, the girl was shot in the face by a man dressed as Santa Claus, and two of her uncles also fell to the ground, wounded. The Ortegas and three of their daughters, including the gunman’s ex-wife, dived under the dining table for cover. But it was no use.

Bruce Pardo was the man dressed as Santa. The three mustaches dive into the background of Bruce Pardo and what would cause him to commit such a heinous act.

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The Mustaches get together and pour some holiday CrimeJuice to discuss the disappearance of Thomas and Jackie Hawks.

Thomas Hawks was a retired probation officer and bodybuilder. He and his second wife Jackie owned a 55-foot yacht, the Well Deserved, which they used as their permanent retirement home. In 2004, they decided to sell their yacht and set up a home in Newport Harbor to be closer to their grandchild. 

 Skylar and Jennifer Deleon answered the ad and set up an appointment to buy the yacht... they were the last people to see Thomas and Jackie alive.

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 The three mustaches pour some Crime Juice and discuss the case of Greg Fleniken. When Beaumont, Texas police found a Lafayette oil-and-gas man dead on the floor in his room at the Eleganté Hotel, it appeared to be a sad but explainable death by natural causes. However, things quickly turned out to be anything but explainable.

When beginning the autopsy the medical examiner found One mark on Fleniken's cheek from his fall, and another small mark in Fleniken's groin area yet his internal injuries were that of someone who had been hit by a truck or beaten to death.

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