Did you ever want to ask your future self questions about what's going to happen? Well Detective Joe Kenda has finally got that chance. Here he learns about retirement and wether or not he's going to be rich and famous.

Did you ever want to ask your future self questions about what's going to happen? Well Detective Joe Kenda has finally got that chance. Here he learns about what it's like to be a Lieutenant and exactly what "the internets" are.

Did you ever want to ask your future self questions about what's going to happen? Well Detective Joe Kenda has finally got that chance. Here he learns if his idea for a catchphrase is good enough for today's Kenda.

Lt. Joe Kenda has solved close to 400 homicide cases, but his fans want to know, what makes him tick?

Lt. Joe Kenda is not only a detective, but also a family man. In this interview he answers fan questions from Facebook.

Kenda shows you the motel where Eric Stanley Houston was found stabbed to death and talks about how there are other motels like in it Colorado Springs.

Kenda takes you to the scene where 71-year-old Robert Elshire had a fatal encounter with wrong place, wrong time.

Kenda takes you back to the apartment building where Yvonne Sisneros and her children were murdered. He also talks about how this case effected him on a personal level.

Kenda takes you to the actual scene of Michael Faast’s murder and shares his thoughts on what it was like to first pull up to the scene.

Kenda gives you a little more insight to the parking lot and, crime scene where Michelle "Mickey” Vigil and Shirley Swalley were gunned down.

When shots ring out in the desolate parking lot of a neighborhood strip club, father of two William Alford, is found dead in the front seat of his pickup truck. Lt. Joe Kenda is tasked with bringing his killer to justice.

Successful businesswoman and mother of two Sandra Johnson is found shot to death on the floor of her gilded mansion in the wealthiest zip code in Colorado Springs. Police initially assume the killing was the result of a robbery gone wrong.

Lt. Joe Kenda comes across a piece of a jewelry at a crime scene, is it just a random bracelet or could it be the clue to catch the killer?

When a squabble at a store turns violent, Raymond Archuleta steps in to help- only to be stabbed through the heart. Kenda must solve the case with little evidence besides a bloody bouquet, and a sketch of the mystery woman last seen holding them.

Lt. Joe Kenda is looking for motive behind the death of flight instructor Ruth Lucy.

Officers discover the body of a young man they know all to well -- police informant Jimmie Stevenson. But Jimmy’s loose lips made him a potential target for a laundry list of killers, and it’s up to Lt. Joe Kenda to determine who pulled the trigger.

Kenda gives you a little more insight to the parking lot and, crime scene where Michelle "Mickey” Vigil and Shirley Swalley were gunned down.

When Lt. Joe Kenda finally finds out what happened to the strangulation victim he is perplexed by the idiocy of the perpetrators. It's like they got their plan from a movie and then screwed it up!

When Lt. Joe Kenda goes to the crime scene of a strangulation victim, the crime scene evidence doesn't quite add up. The victim was stangled but placed in the trunk of a car and a brick is placed on the accelerator. Someone wanted the car to go a ...

A seemingly random attack leaves Mary Moebus dead. But when Lt. Joe Kenda uncovers a cache of new evidence, he realizes someone's been lying.

When two young mothers are gunned down behind a crowded bar, Kenda has to first determine who was the intended target. But the case takes a bizarre turn when he learns of a third woman who was recently murdered under eerily similar circumstances.

When Cheryl Brantner’s children find her dead in her bathtub, Lt. Joe Kenda must decide if this was a soapy accident or something worse.

Officers discover the body of a young man they know all to well -- police informant Jimmie Stevenson. But Jimmy’s loose lips made him a potential target for a laundry list of killers, and it’s up to Lt. Joe Kenda to determine who pulled the trigger.

When young Iraq War veteran Curtis Ashley ends up dead, Lt. Joe Kenda has to solve the slaying of a seemingly innocent victim using just a mere shred of evidence and his keen awareness of the criminal mind.

A shooter on a rampage leaves a 24-year-old woman dead, and her two-year-old child clinging to life. Investigators pursue a convoluted trail that ultimately leads Lt. Joe Kenda face to face with a cold-blooded killer.

Kenda takes you to the scene where 71-year-old Robert Elshire had a fatal encounter with wrong place, wrong time.

Kenda comes across Eric Houston, who is covered in blood and clearly beaten. He's new to the area, who would want to harm him?

When police discover the lifeless bodies of Sophia Gerardo, four children and a house cat, they suspect ritualistic mass murder.

A young man is shot dead behind the wheel of a car. Lt. Joe Kenda must sort through a mountain of suspects.

Kenda shows you the motel where Eric Stanley Houston was found stabbed to death and talks about how there are other motels like in it Colorado Springs.

A decapitated body is discovered on train tracks- but it doesn't look accidental. To solve the case, Lt. Joe Kenda must listen to a voice from beyond the grave.

When a squabble at a store turns violent, Raymond Archuleta steps in to help- only to be stabbed through the heart. Kenda must solve the case with little evidence besides a bloody bouquet, and a sketch of the mystery woman last seen holding them.