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Kathy remembers the moment that her son, Aeryn, informed her that he was gay. She had known since he was a teenager.

In the spring of 2011, 32-year-old Michigan resident Amber Gerweck is busy dividing her time between raising her four children and working full-time. Suddenly her family receives a phone call that leaves them with more questions than answers.

Former Marine, Noah Pippin, is reported missing after failing to appear at drill for the California National Guard in August, 2010. After two months of searching, Noah's parents discover clues that lead them to the Montana forest looking for answers.

Margaret Haddican-McEnroe, town hero with a fiery attitude, goes missing on October 9, 2006 after getting into an argument with her husband. She disappears leaving her infant baby alone in the crib and family members wonder why?

After being put in jail on the charge of a probation violation, this man begins to go through heroine withdrawal.

This man does not remember any event that would lead him to being charged for domestic violence and vandalism. However, that does not put him any closer to getting out of jail.

This inmate learns that the "rules" of the jail are not only enforced by police officers but also by his fellow inmates.

According to one border security officer, the US constitution can be suspended if an officer has a "hunch" about your guilt. You can be searched without probable cause under a rule called "border search authority."

Richie Russek is presented with what may be a game-used Jimmy Foxx bat from the 1920s.

A Hypno-Whirl-A-Scope is said to hypnotize all those who look into it. Does it work?

A customer comes in searching for something old and creepy.

Laura brings in an old embalming kit.

Nadeen is sent on a mission to locate new finds for the store. Will she do as she's told or make a purchase all her own?

The team visits Bill's Architectural Supply Store of Maine where they get a first hand lesson on how one man's junk can be another man's treasure.

Jeremiah is a big fan of the comic book "Batman", so when he comes across the Dick Williams Bat mobile special edition he can't wait to make a deal - until he discovers that everything is not what it seems. Will Jeremiah make the deal?

Still learning the business, Nadeen steps up to the plate and finds an antique barn that she thinks will interest Jerry and Jeremiah. Will Nadeen finally get the business or does she still have some learning to do?

On December 8, 1941 more than 12,000 people are lined up and marched out of the city to meet their death, creating "Bloody Sunday", the second largest massacre of Jews during World War II.

How is TV like sausage? Mike Rowe explains. (And note: He's right.)

How does Mike Rowe EVER decide which camera to look at when filming?

There are no second takes on Dirty Jobs. See what happens when you point real cameras at real people and just let them talk.

A squirting noise leads to a conversation between Mike Rowe and shoe doctor Allen Feaster that reveals Mike's expertise on the different forms -- and sounds -- of farting.

A raid on a stash house in a border town yields some heavy weaponry, including a sawed-off shotgun and a very valuable quantity of drugs.

A local police officer investigates an abandoned car. All the while he is being watched by the very criminals that have filled the car with drugs.

Unable to trust the Austrian police and get help from UNIDO, Kathy Gilleran takes charge of the investigation in order to find the truth about what happened to her son Aeryn.

Laura, a former model and mortician explains some of the tools of the trade. Also, check out a custom made "exploded skull." How cool is that?