Jim Gumbardo, the bandleader, and your host played by Jim Galeotti

Enter the Coroner and Mary Rose Looney, played by Jerry Hillis and Rhonda Wilkes

Barbara & Dick Collins, keeping an eye on things.

The Sheriff played by Angela Cochran

Detectives milling around

Detectives socializing

More from Shirley Fedora, the hat check girl

Tom Pruitt, Jerry Hillis, Debbie Pruitt, and Barbara Collins

Tony Ravioli the pianist, played by Joe Clark

Keep your pants on, we're still working on it!

At the Sheriff's office, the Sheriff explaining evidence

More at the Sheriff's office

Angela Cochran as Sheriff

Detectives receiving evidence

Harley Hillis the Coroner, played by Jerry Hillis

The Coroner explaining that the victim was hanged to death

What did one casket say to the other? Is that you, coffin?

More at the Coroner's Office

Tony Ravioli doesn't believe his eyes

Looking for clues in the art studio

More of Missy telling all

Danielle getting a laugh out of something

Tony & Missy

Waiting to visit the Coroner and Sheriff for evidence

Studying the evidence

Figuring out who dunnit

The suspects answering questions

Hindsight is always better

The Sheriff arresting and cuffing the murderer

She shot Sammy out of vengence

The Sheriff taking Rose Mary into custody

Dick & Barb Collins - who contributed this last batch of photos

Bandleader, Jim Gumbardo and waitress Missy Scott-Walker reacting to the murder of Sammy Faciano

Julie Allison looking over the detectives

In the foreground, Louella Carsons played by Shirley Clark

Standing - Betty "Boom Boom" Baxter, played by Gaelle Freer, being questioned

More figuring it out

Julie Allison and Jim Galeotti

Missy Scott-Walker, played by Melissa Morse

Julie Allison and Joe Leahy

Sheriff, Angela Cochran

Studying the evidence

Wanted Posters

A very dangerous prisoner

The Coroner inspecting the deceased

Coroner's tools of the trade

Coroner's inquest

Ralph & Gaelle Freer

Sher Galeotti explaining how everyone ended up