The three mustaches put on some leathers and hop into their war rig to tackle a case from the post-apocalyptic wasteland known as Detroit. When Donna Scrivo’s 32-year-old son, Ramsay, went missing in the winter of 2014, investigators weren’t prepared for the insanity that followed. What began as a manhunt soon turned into murder investigation where detectives were tasked with figuring out if Donna was a victim, or a cold-hearted killer. Now join us! And you will ride eternal, shiny and chrome!

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The three mustaches convene to discuss a shocking breakthrough in a number of decades-old cold cases. After nearly 40 years, the monster responsible for the horrific Yogurt Shop Murders has finally been given a serving of justice. Unfortunately, he’s been dead for 25 years so he won’t be getting any prison time. Although a genealogist named CeCe Moore is getting a lot of the credit for tracking him down, we like to think that it was episode 73 of Crime Corner that really got the ball rolling. Chalk up another win for the mustache mafia!

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The three mustaches head to the happiest place on Earth to dig up some dirt on the disappearance of Michael Shaver. After spending two years sending rude and cryptic messages to his family, the Lake County Sheriff's Department finally decides to look into what drove a man to suddenly abandon his wife and two children. This case is sure to raise some eyebrows.

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The three mustaches take another trip to the barren deserts of Utah to investigate the disappearance of Dylan Rounds. When the 19-year-old, aspiring farmer went missing from his homestead in 2022, investigators enlisted the help of the locals to figure out what happened to him. The only problem is all the locals hate each other almost as much as they hate the feds. Make sure your phone screens are locked for this one. It’d be a shame if you got sent to prison for a butt-dial…

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The mustache mafia welcomes a new member for a deep dive into the disappearance of Susan Powell. After the mother of two went missing in 2009, authorities spent years trying to figure out who was responsible. Unfortunately, their suspects kept committing suicide before they could get any answers. This case is filled with many tragedies, but the biggest tragedy of all was that her father-in-law never got his music career off the ground.

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The three mustaches travel to the far east to continue their deep dive into the mind of the Kobe cannibal, Issei Sagawa. In this episode we will learn that it is not only possible to get away with killing and eating a woman, it can also make you somewhat famous. By the end of this journey we will discover that the real treasure was the friends we ate along the way.

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The original three mustaches reunite to read select passages from some classic literature written by a creepy little goblin named Issei Sagawa. We’ve covered some real sickos in the past, but this guy takes the cake and eats it, too. Fair warning, you may want to have your children step out of the room for this one. It’s hard to swallow.

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The three mustaches put on their magic underwear and head to American Fork, Utah to cover the death of Matthew Restelli. When investigators arrive at the home of Tracy Grist to investigate an alleged self-defense shooting, they soon realize that something about the crime scene doesn’t add up. It doesn’t take a prophet to predict the outcome of this case.

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The three mustaches head to Illinois to defend their title as the undisputed world champions of true crime. When 17-year-old Ashley Reeves disappears on her way to a job interview, some of the best detectives in Illinois form a tag team to ensure the monster responsible for the crime learns the true definition of Hell in a Cell. Somebody is about to get an elbow drop of justice from the top rope.

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The three mustaches take a trip to Southern California to solve the mysterious death of 46-year-old Janet Overton. After suffering from a mysterious illness for over two years, Janet suddenly collapsed in her driveway while preparing to go whale watching with her son. Did she die of natural causes, or something more sinister? Maybe she’s born with it… maybe it’s MURDER.

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