The three mustaches gas up their Geo Metro and strap on their explosive ordinance disposal suits to deliver some hot and fresh pizzas. Why would they need protective gear to deliver Italian food? We're glad you asked! Apparently there's a lunatic out there strapping explosives to innocent delivery drivers and forcing them to rob banks. But was Brian Wells really an innocent victim sent on a deadly scavenger hunt, or was he a willing participant in an overly complex murder-for-hire plot? Don't worry, we'll answer that question and more because here at Crime Corner we guarantee to deliver the truth in 30 minutes or less, or the episode is free!

The three mustaches convene once again to go over all the facts and give the final verdict on the case of Darlie Routier. In the 30 years since Darlie was convicted of murder, new evidence has come to light that, in some people's minds, casts doubt on whether or not she was responsible for the deaths of her two sons. In order to keep listeners abreast of all the new details, the true crime trio will go into deliberation and analyze all of the arguments both for, and against Darlie Routier. Stick around until the end because you may be surprised at their conclusion...

The three mustaches grab their gavels and prepare to cast judgement on the controversial case of Darlie Routier. After a brutal home invasion left her two sons dead, investigators put Darlie in their crosshairs. Although she had nearly bled to death from defensive wounds, the detectives in charge of the investigation were suspicious of Darlie and her ever-changing story. But was she a cold-blooded monster capable of murdering her own children, or an innocent victim caught up in the uncaring gears of the legal system? It's up to the true crime trio to answer that question.

The three mustaches stock up on garlic and holy water to hunt down a Midwest vampire. When Sydney Loofe met a young woman named Audrey on Tinder, she thought she had hit the jackpot. Audrey was fun, attractive, and always had some really good weed. But, unbeknownst to Sidney, her new love interest was hiding a dark secret that involved black magic, ritualistic sacrifices, and the occult. Keep a wooden stake close at hand because there's a vampire loose in Nebraska.

The three mustaches grab their hair gel and touch up their spray tans to cover a controversial case from New Jersey. In the Spring of 2004, suitcases began washing up on the shores of the Chesapeake Bay. Inside were the dismembered remains of a Jersey native named Bill McGuire. As investigators began unraveling the mystery surrounding the case, they discovered a toxic relationship filled with gambling, infidelity, and lies. But, was it Bill's scorned wife that committed the murder, or was it an old-fashioned mob hit? Whatever you do, don't ask Ryan about it. Apparently talking about New Jersey really sets him off...

The three mustaches hop in their time machine and travel back to 1989 to tell the story of Patricia Stallings. When Patricia and her husband David rushed their three-month-old son Ryan to the emergency room, doctors were at a loss. The infant's symptoms seemed to caused by ethylene glycol poisoning. But, his loving parents wouldn't slip anti-freeze into his bottle... would they? For a mystery like this, we're going to need a little help from the Godfather of True Crime, Robert Stack.

The three mustaches brace themselves for the brutal conclusion of the life and crimes of Carl Panzram. After spending most of his teens locked up, Carl is unleashed upon the world to get revenge for the horrors he was forced to endure. Sadly, the targets of his wrath are primarily innocent young men who had the misfortune of crossing his path. This episode has it all: a little blah-blah, a whole lot of yadda-yadda, and a surprise cameo from Jessie's husband, Ross. That's not applause you're hearing, it's the sound of Carl clapping some poor guys cheeks.

The three mustaches cave in to peer pressure and finally cover the life and crimes of bonafide psychopath, Carl Panzram. Born in the late 1800s, Carl's life started out rough and it only got worse from there. By the age of 8, Carl was already a sticky-fingered alcoholic with a predilection for violence and disdain for authority. But, was he born this way or did his experiences growing up shape him into the monster he would ultimately become? Brace yourselves, this two-part series starts off dark and keeps getting darker.