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The Case Of The Dog Gone Murder

Detective Haartte gets into the act.

Detective Haartte takes a night off to enjoy a live musical production. But he should have known better than to think that trouble ever takes a holiday. Soon enough, light opera turns into heavy crime. One of the cast members is found dead during intermission. And they aren’t acting! Can Haartte figure out who caused the untimely demise of Duke Bassett? Can you? Match wits with Middling Fair’s best (and only) private detective in this baffling case of music, mayhem and murder.

Lending their voice in this episode is Bonnie Kenderdine as Patty Gree.

HaartteStoppers: The Cold Shoulder

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Can you solve this high-octane case?

It’s time for you to match wits with Middling Fair’s best (and only) private investigator. Detective Haartte has run across an unusual automobile accident. And someone is uber dead! (Run time: 10 minutes)

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HaartteStoppers – A Friendship To Die For

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Time to test your detective skills.

In this case from the files of Detective Haartte, crime hits too close to home for the private investigator. He has to race against time to save his friend’s life. Can you solve the crime the way Haartte did?

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Dinner of Death

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Detective Haartte has a taste for sleuthing.

Detective Haartte recounts the events of a dinner party and challenges you to solve the crime. Can you dish out a serving of justice? Be sure to stay on course. This one is not a piece of cake. Okay, we’re done now. We know you’re full.

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The Cave of No Hope

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Detective Haartte invites you to solve a cavernous crime.

In another episode of Detective Haartte’s HaartteStoppers, you must solve a case that involves the deadly art of spelunking. Leave no clue unexplored. Examine every wall. Haartte will be judging you against his own rather questionable set of skills.

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