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Self - Executive Director is a real person portrayed by Glynn Martin in the TV series Mysteries At The Museum (based on a true story).
They appear in 5 episodes out of a total of 305 aired
Self - Executive Director is also portrayed by Janson Cox, Norbert Sander, Page Harrington, Joe Urschel, Richard Banz, Belinda Nash, Paula Brandes, Samara Hutman, Peter Kim and Rui Farias.

Self - Executive Director

by Glynn Martin

character

Episodes5

  • 6.8
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    San Francisco Quake; Mastodon Story
    episode S1.E3 november 2010
    A San Francisco fire truck and ancient mastodon reveal scandalous stories.
  • 8.1
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    Roulette Computer, LA Shootour, the Brooklyn Enigma, Equitable Building Disaster, Pigeon Missile, 19
    episode S2.E23 april 2012
    Don Wildman investigates a wearable computer used in a gaming scheme, a bizarre weapon of war that's controlled by pigeons and a custom-made suit of armor that helped perpetuate the longest street battles in America.
  • 8.6
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    The Dance That Seduced a City, Vanishing Lake, Mysterious Death of Bugsy Seigel
    episode S4.E4 september 2013
    At the Chicago History Museum, a pair of ostrich-feather fans tells of a risqué dancer who scandalized the Chicago's World Fair. At the Joseph Jefferson Mansion and Gardens on Lake Peigneur in Louisiana, an antique urn is one of few relics to survive a terrifying earth-shaking disaster. And at the Los Angeles Police Museum, twisted bullet fragments are all that remain of a notorious gangster's brutal slaying that remains a mystery.
  • 6.6
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    East River Blowout, the Day It Rained Meat, Michigan Triangle
    episode S4.E9 october 2013
    Host Don Wildman examines a piece of industrial machinery from the early 1900s, a glass medical jar containing a strange substance and a tattered shirt that is one of the last vestiges of a aviation anomaly.
  • 7.4
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    Dial M for Missing; 7 Dollar Renoir; Secret in the Attic
    episode S7.E13 december 2014
    Host Don Wildman examines a ragged tome that may explain the disappearance of a mystery writer, a Renoir painting believed to have been purchased at a flea market , and a police ledger that tales the tale of a cagy love affair.