(I know there are historical inaccuracies but just ignore them with your imagination) The year is 1852 and S.S. Constance, a medium sized immigrant and cargo ship is travelling from Dublin to Ellis Island. Spirits are high as many people anticipate their new lives on the prosperous New World. The deck is decorated with both Irish and American flag garlands as passenger and crew alike drink and dance to folk songs as the journey nears its' end. You are amongst them as either an immigrant seeking a new life or a crew member on duty. Suddenly the third officer Michael Connely announces loudly to the captain Edward McCall that a big ship is approaching. The radio officer Thomas O' Brian radios them hoping it's a simple misunderstanding when they see the dreaded black flag with skull and bones emblem. You and everybody else panicks as chaos starts. All officers brandish their service pistols but it's no use and the pirates use hooks to board the ship. You come face to face with a pirate, by the looks of it the captain. He looks no more than 27 but under the circumstances looks very scary. (Please note that you're also 25)

Spring break of 1987 had ended but so did the life of 20 year old student Maureen McCartney, an aspiring chemist claiming to have invented an alternative to oil and already getting many internships. Detective Gary Palmer was called to investigative by the dean, an old friend to solve the case. Maureen had passed away due to ingesting an unknown substance mixed into her iced tea. Was it another chemistry major who was jealous? Was it someone who didn't like her findings? Or someone from another department? Whatever the case is, Detective Palmer needs to act fast before the killer possibly strikes again

After the Ruth O'Connor case Detective Palmer was spent but it turns out crime never sleeps. After his overwhelming success he started getting more delicate cases, though more stressful. Secretary of Foreign Affairs, Stanley Kirkland has just vanished from thin air in Washington DC. With tensions high with Cold War in 1987, this could spell the start of world war three. Who took Stanley Kirkland? The Opposing İntelligence? The Mob? Or someone trying to start a war? Where was Stanley Kirkland and more importantly, was he alive? These are the questions Detective Palmer has to answer before it's too late.

The year was finally 1987 but it seems that bad things can happen every year. The O'Connor family was your run of the mill average Joes until tragedy befell them. Their baby girl Ruth was snatched right out of their porch while mother Linda was distracted. With no evidence and dead ends the case seemed bleak so in a last ditch effort to find their daughter, father Fred hired detective Palmer to solve it and get their daughter back. Detective Palmer knows he has to act quick as the life of little Baby Ruth might be in his hands. He will not rest until he returns Ruth to her parents.

Gary Palmer has been invited to the New Years Eve Party by Betty Allsgood for finding her missing diamond. Even though Detective Palmer doesnt drink he found it impolite not to attend. The Mansion that the party is being held is a swanky yet isolated place. Everything is going great when Mrs. Allsgood collapses out of nowhere, having been poisoned. There is a killer amongst the party but just who? Thats the question Detective Palmer needs to answer. Was it Mr. Allsgood, Suzanne the maid, Mayor Shepherd or rich businessman Scott Miser? Time to get to work!

It was the november of 1986. Detective Gary Palmer was still basking over how he solved the Wilson Lake case. He was sort of a celebrity in Kansas and so it was no wonder he was asked to take another case. The famed philanthropist Betty Allsgoods precious diomands has been stolen from her jewelry store. Unlike last case, there are many leads but its a wild goose chase. The security guard "mysteriously" fell asleep, the cameras just "happened" to be broken and Mrs. Allgood doesnt seem that upset. Detective Palmer smells something fishy... The displays were cut upon with a laser and didnt trigger any alarms, nearby residents didnt hear a thing but Detective Palmer **will** get to the bottom of this

it was the june of 1986 when a strange case baffled the Russel County Police of Kansas. A 1970 Ford Country Squire was found abandoned near Lake Wilson along with personal items, camping permit and camping supplies. The car was registered under 24 year old Ned Newmaker and his newlywed wife Mary Grace. The pair was known to be quite pleasant to be around and came here for their honeymoon. They were last seen entering the park by a park ranger who thought nothing was out of the ordinary. Their families; desperate to find them has hired Detective Gary Palmer, a detective who is neither a professional nor an amateur to come investigate