Re-Solved Mysteries: An Unsolved Mysteries Podcast · Alison, Karlin and Eliza

Fulla Hundies S4E25 Part One

·1 hr 7 min·5 clips

The show opens with a familiar warning about adult language and true-crime stories. From there, the hosts move into a loose, chatty run through the material, mixing recap, disbelief, and jokes as they move from one case to the next without sounding polished or solemn. They start with Doug Johnston. From there, they thread in the story of Chuck Morgan and the mysterious death of Danny Casolaro, treating the material as part investigation and part group reaction, with one voice carrying the facts while the others jump in with comments. The banter stays loud. The panel keeps reacting to details that feel grim and absurd at the same time, turning the recap into a running conversation that refuses to stay serious for long. Then comes Rochester. The episode shifts into a robbery segment set in Rochester, New York, on June 26, 1990, when Armored Motor Services of America sent out a scheduled delivery truck carrying almost $11 million. That number lands hard. The hosts keep circling the scale of the haul and the sheer audacity of moving that much cash at once, with jokes and disbelief running alongside the case details. They also call out the framing. The segment is presented as being based on an official police investigation, and the hosts poke at the way that authority gets invoked. Even with the jokes, the recap stays anchored to the facts it names: the truck, the money, the date, the place, and the robbery setup. The mood turns darker near the end, but the overall rhythm stays the same: derailment, correction, and side commentary are part of the episode’s style rather than mistakes to be edited out.

As heard by us

Chatty true crime that keeps the details clear even when the banter loosens up.

The episode follows Doug Johnston, Chuck Morgan, and Danny Casolaro before landing on the Rochester armored-truck heist and its nearly $11 million haul. It works best when the hosts give the details room, then break the tension with dry disbelief and familiar banter.

Read the full review in PlayNext →

Why you'd press play

You want a messy true-crime ride that moves from Danny Casolaro to a Rochester truck heist.

Read the full recommendation in PlayNext →

Listen to the show on

Apple Podcasts Spotify

Play clips from this episode More from Re-Solved Mysteries: An Unsolved Mysteries Podcast