RIP Robert Stack .. My childhood was haunted by your lovely voice , now at 37yrs old i can finally watch all the episodes mum n dad never let me watch , nearly done all of them now ..
Same but I’m 40 so I’m older than you lol iv never even seen the nightmare on elm street films because I wasn’t allowed as a kid and even though horrors my favourite genre iv just never watched them
This show brings back such good memories of my childhood. I would sit with my mom and watch Unsolved Mysteries back in the 90s and would be creeped out by Robert Stacks voice. I miss being a kid so much.
youre also under no obligation to talk and can leave anytime but ya i agree. obviously if your wife is missing the police will view u as a suspect its not some witness interview
I was blown away when the husband of the second Mary said.. "I had nothing to do with THE ARRANGEMENT of Marys' murder. The arrangement🤔, who said it was "arranged"? His choice of words spoke volumes to me. He is as guilty as sin.. smh
the prevailing theory/rumor at the time (that an incompetent hitman got the wrong target) was nothing new by the time he said that, there's no way he hadn't heard it at this point lol
I met Robert Stack and Merv Griffin on a beach in 1984, maybe 1986. At the time I was about 17-19, and he seemed positively ANCIENT to me! Now he looks pretty good in these videos.
re: The Mary Morris Murders - Whether or not a person is a suspect or a witness he/she has the right to have an attorney present while being questioned/framed by police.
According to a relative, police do have a suspect in the case of the Missing Lenny Dirickson. The man knew Lenny, lives in Texas, and has allegedly refused to let investigators search his properties. However, no further information is available on the alleged suspect. Sadly, Lenny's father Donald passed away in 2015 at the age of eighty-eight. In his obituary, Lenny is listed as having pre-deceased him.
I Believe Leonard Dirkerson Was Lured Out His House And Later Murdered By The Mysterious Man Who Showed Up At Leonard's Home Asking To Look At Stud Horses Poor Jared Not Knowing What Happened To His Father Someone Has Information About What Happened To Leonard Dirikison Really Heartbreaking And Sad
@@gabrielleelliott7388 yessss it is but what I don't understand is how did this person knew where leonard dirkerson lived and how was he able to get to his house without being detected or seen by others besides his son poor jared he needs answers as to what became of his father after he left I hope this case is finally solved so his son can rest and be at peace very very sad😪😭
Sounds to me like Mike Morris hired someone to kill his wife and the hitman first murdered the other Mary in a case of mistaken identity. Such a tragic story all around.
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According to a relative, police do have a suspect in the case; the man knew Lenny, lives in Texas, and has allegedly refused to let investigators search his properties. However, no further information is available on the alleged suspect.
12:56 "I had absolutely nothing to do with the ARRANGEMENT of Mary's murder" - who said it was an arrangement at this point? Only someone involved would say that.
No one should be seen as hiding something when they get an attorney or refuse a lie detector test. It’s common sense to protect yourself. Don’t let the police tell you otherwise.
Honestly - I think we ALL have the power to Heal each other!! We are a lot more powerful than we think we are... If we could get past all of our demons and negativity we would be amazed at what we can become!!!!
Be careful. I have seen cases in which all of the evidence seems to point to one suspect, including husbands or boyfriends, who it later turned out was innocent. Had it not been for DNA evidence to exclude them they would have likely been convicted.
@Mike Lowry I cyaan't with you, girl. First of all: "Word..." as you started your first comment with, is an expression of agreement that was coined by BLACK hiphop culture; as in "word-up" which was a riff on "that's the word of God above". Black and hiphop culture that were born out of systemic WHITE entitlement by ignorant assho*e hillbillies who troll youtube all day and don't contribute or participate in progressive discourse with people of other cultures. Why not ask Republicunt demi-gods what their role is in extinguishing your "white" livelihood? "Minorities" don't own major corporations that send jobs overseas; Reaganomic tax breaks that shift the tax burden to poor stupid people via state lottery and casino pipedreams, prompt and necessitate cuts to healthcare, planned parenthood services, and food stamps-- so a select few white men in corporate America can stay rich while THEY literally are killing your people with economic oppression, social and medical program cuts, and environmental de-regulation, you stupid fuc*ing moron ignorant troll
You took the words right out of my mouth. I make phone calls for a living and right after I saw this, I deliberately tried to wait 4 minutes on a phone call. I didn't even get close. It doesn't add up that the voicemail or a recording didn't kick in, or that it showed up on the statement if no one picked up.
Bob warned me before the episode began that these were four of the most tantalizing cases they've ever shown and I was like meeehh!!!..... Man was I WRONG!! 😳
ALWAYS have a lawyer present during any kind of police interview, be it as a suspect or a witness. ANYTHING. Police inspectors love the easy avenue, and will twist anything you say to use against you.
This is good advice. The social stigma of exercising our rights in America needs to stop. Especially after 2020 and the widespread proof of police corruption and brutality.
@@3333sweetie Agree I want to hear the 911 calls as well Mike Murdered his wife Or Probably had her killed who talks on the phone for 4 Freaking minutes very troubling to Me Very sad
@@reneebrown1362 ,.... "who talks on the phone for 4 Freaking minutes ".... I'd say people who call a family member or friend and chat for a while. and anybody who has kids know they spend hours on the phone talking to their friends.
Patrick Peralta Mike claimed she didn’t pick up, so he sat there listening to the phone ring for four minutes, not that he was talking for four minutes.
My eyebrow went up right as soon as Mary's fella said *_she_* asked him to put *her* gun under her car seat. Yeah, that's what you do with _your own_ gun, have someone else . . . stow it??? I don't think so.
oh! then he slips and instead of saying "I had nothing to do with my wife's murder!" he says "I had nothing to do with the _arrangement_ of _Mary's_ murder . ." So it _was_ arranged, eh? She's just "Mary" now, not "my wife", is that it? Yeh, yeh, LIKELY story pal. You're lying through your little pug nosed pig face. Theyre gonna string you up buddy boy. You can try your flimsy lying skills in the chair.
@@gabrielleelliott7388 I'm familiar with that way of life a little. If someone is interested in a horse and you need money, it would be nothing to get in his truck and direct him to your horse during this time frame. That doesnt surprise me in the least. I'm heart broken for his son. I would normally suspect robbery but nothing was taken. So strange...
About the Sullivan case - Lita LaVaughn McClinton (January 7, 1952 - January 16, 1987), the daughter of Emory McClinton, a former U. S. Department of Transportation official and his wife, JoAnn McClinton, a Georgia state representative, was murdered the day her divorce was to be settled, shot when receiving a box of pink roses at her doorstep. In 1997, Phillip Anthony Harwood was identified as the hit man and indicated that he had committed the murder for $25,000 at the behest of James Sullivan, the former husband of Lita McClinton, who had been in Palm Beach, Florida, during the shooting in Atlanta, Georgia. Sullivan escaped arrest by fleeing abroad. On July 2, 2002, he was arrested in Thailand, and in 2004, he was extradited to Atlanta. In March 2006, Sullivan was convicted of murder for arranging the 1987 shooting of his wife and sentenced to life imprisonment without parole, in a Georgia prison. The case was profiled on Unsolved Mysteries in 2001, the year before James Sullivan was arrested.
The Mary Morris case is freakishly similar to a case covered on Bizarre Murders recently. The hitman there killed the wrong woman in her car and then later killed the "correct" woman. One of the ladies was a nurse who had had a lot of trouble with her co worker too. The husband did it of course. I figured it had to be the same case, but after googling it it turns out it isn't. Weird how similar the details are though.
If these two murders are not connected, as the police believe, Mary Lou’s case has no suspects. But as many firmly believe, if the two cases are linked, the only known suspects are Mike Morris and Duane Young.
I thought I read somewhere that the 2nd Mary Morris was going to divorce her husband may also have been a motive, that 4 minute phone call most likely to confirm the deed was done. I also read somewhere that their daughter wore a ring similar to the wedding ring as a necklace years after the crime and they moved away.
but you dont eat breakfast with someone who wants to kill you , why the man with the no fear cap invite him if he had to kill leonard? to me they were secret gay lovers and ran away together
Husband of Mary Morris #2 “arranges” 12:56 a hit on her life. Hitman inadvertently kills the wrong Mary Morris. Maybe that’s why the killer took the wedding band because her husband would recognize it. Second time around he makes the guy answer her cell phone as proof he got the right person. Police saying the murders are not connected... what?
@@jonathanturbide2232 Theyre not even good at that. I mean ive seen social paths who are charming and convincing, these guys think they can fool everyone and fool nobody. I cant believe Tim McClure got away with it. He was a dumb bum.
@@andrewhoyle1521 Yep, totally agree. McClure is on another level, in fact I can’t even watch the segment on the murder of his mom because the guy is just so awfully brutal. Other blatantly obvious liars seen in the course of the original seasons are Stephen Marfeo and Paul Pollis, two wife killers as well. All of them got away with their crimes, which is too frustrating to describe. 😠
I think police should just never take information from so-called witnesses about missing people anymore. 99%of the time it's wrong. Somebody calls the police to say they saw Leonard dancing in a bar...la-dee-da...no care for his son or home or farm. Oh but this "witness" couldn't give his name. Give me a break!! It's more likely he killed Leonard and is trying to get the police to close Leonard's file. Such a horrible case.
It’s crap that an investigator decides someone is guilty because they want an attorney for questioning. Especially when it’s the husband of the victim, the spouse always being suspect number one until proven otherwise.
I could go the rest of my life w/o hearing about someone/anyone hurt or worse...I don't care of the color , race, religion ECT....tired of ppl not treating each other decent.
Animosity has ALWAYS been in human nature. We're just more aware of it because of media. In the olden centuries people weren't thinking about the dangers of life because there was no news. Sure there were local hear ye's but not worldwide coverage of such atrocities.
I think bar sighting was the guy that killed him+ accomplice. One yelled and shouted that he was Leonard and the other one called to make them think he was alive.
sometimes its best to walk away from the money it applies on both sides...the love of money is the root of all evil...just start over and keep your life.
I have a theory about the nurse practitioner and the murder. I do not think the male nurse was out to murder her. I think the entire "Death To Her" was actually "Death Becomes Her". It was a big movie in summer of 1992. I think he could have scribbled down the title wrong. I do not think he would write "Death To Her" openly and no expect any type of pushback.
Mike Morris killed his wife. The smoking gun is that 4 minute long convo to her cellphone at the time of the attack. He was wanting to confirm if "everything was finished", and if the dastardly deed was completed. End of story. Way too many coincidences for it not to be him.
Unsolved. According to a relative, police do have a suspect in this case; the man knew Lenny, lives in Texas, and has allegedly refused to let investigators search his properties. However, no further information is available on the alleged suspect. Sadly, Lenny's father, Donald, passed away in 2015 at the age of eighty-eight. In his obituary, Lenny is listed as having pre-deceased him.
The Mary Morris/Mary Morris case has always intrigued me. Although law enforcement doesn't buy it, it's just too much of a coincidence that two victims would have the same name unless it was a contract hit gone badly and in an inept fashion. I remember watching this case the first time it was presented on "Unsolved Mysteries" and could have sworn it was when the show was on CBS but apparently, it was shown when the show had started airing new episodes on Lifetime.
Is it me or does anyone else get excited when he says, "UPDATE!"
and very disappointed when it doesn't
Agreed
👍😂
I remember there was once an update for a missing person case, and the update deadass said, “He was never found.” 🤦🏽♂️ Lmao 😂
RIP Robert Stack .. My childhood was haunted by your lovely voice , now at 37yrs old i can finally watch all the episodes mum n dad never let me watch , nearly done all of them now ..
Same but I’m 40 so I’m older than you lol iv never even seen the nightmare on elm street films because I wasn’t allowed as a kid and even though horrors my favourite genre iv just never watched them
Me to at the age of 41
Absolutely so true .. scared the shit outta me at 7yrs old .. now 38 nearly finished all 12 seasons
This show brings back such good memories of my childhood. I would sit with my mom and watch Unsolved Mysteries back in the 90s and would be creeped out by Robert Stacks voice. I miss being a kid so much.
20:35 the bartender is hot!
I used to watch this every week with my Mom, too.
great tv series, one of the modern golden oldies of television
💯👍
If you're going to be questioned by the police, you need an attorney. The police are under no obligation to tell you the truth whatsoever.
youre also under no obligation to talk and can leave anytime but ya i agree. obviously if your wife is missing the police will view u as a suspect its not some witness interview
NEVER EVER EVER TRUST THE POLICE
@@fredflintstoner596 amen
@@mallom6226 INDEED MY BROTHER
Everything you say can and WILL be used against you. Always plead the 5th! Do not answer questions!
I was blown away when the husband of the second Mary said.. "I had nothing to do with THE ARRANGEMENT of Marys' murder. The arrangement🤔, who said it was "arranged"? His choice of words spoke volumes to me. He is as guilty as sin.. smh
Maybe he and the coworker did it together...
@Ms. B Karaoke B I caught the word “arrangement” he said as well. Just as you said, that told me he knew it was “arranged”. He lying his ass off.
Right ! he sitting up there trying to sound so " smart" but looking so dumb ugh
Exactly!
the prevailing theory/rumor at the time (that an incompetent hitman got the wrong target) was nothing new by the time he said that, there's no way he hadn't heard it at this point lol
I met Robert Stack and Merv Griffin on a beach in 1984, maybe 1986. At the time I was about 17-19, and he seemed positively ANCIENT to me! Now he looks pretty good in these videos.
cruisepaige they were together on a beach?!! Hmmmmm .... that in itself is an unsolved mystery
@@Funckle73 ikr, then again some of the things said about Merv Griffith , well it isn't surprising, now Robert Stack tho👀.....
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
@@Funckle73blasphemy 😮
re: The Mary Morris Murders - Whether or not a person is a suspect or a witness he/she has the right to have an attorney present while being questioned/framed by police.
And also to refuse a polygraph.if I was innocent I would do exactly the same, there are too many stories of people getting stitched up by the cops
ALWAYS! never EVER talk to the police without an attorney and don't agree to be subjected the use of pseudoscience like polygraph tests!!
@@secretxxstars whi did yu hirt me 4,
@@OikPoinFive I'd be happy to answer your query if only I could understand it lol... could you try typing it again?
@@secretxxstars Lmao so true
2:10 Two Mary Murders 15:58 Lenny Dirickson 24:47 Fatal Flower 32:08 Boston Healer
Thanks
Leonard's son had me tearing up! 💔
Me too!
Underrated case: Leonard Dirickson. The trail went cold just did a podcast episode, it's a really good mystery!
This might be the best lineup on Unsolved Mysteries history
According to a relative, police do have a suspect in the case of the Missing Lenny Dirickson. The man knew Lenny, lives in Texas, and has allegedly refused to let investigators search his properties. However, no further information is
available on the alleged suspect.
Sadly, Lenny's father Donald passed away in 2015 at the age of eighty-eight. In his obituary, Lenny is listed as having pre-deceased him.
Wow
Thanks for the info. Such a sad case.
This case is a real head scratcher
Jared. :(
Breaks my heart to hear his voice cracking while talking about his dad. Poor kid.
I Believe Leonard Dirkerson Was Lured Out His House And Later Murdered By The Mysterious Man Who Showed Up At Leonard's Home Asking To Look At Stud Horses Poor Jared Not Knowing What Happened To His Father Someone Has Information About What Happened To Leonard Dirikison Really Heartbreaking And Sad
AlienPrincess ATX. was it a debt?
@@reneebrown1362 I believe the same things this case is so sad
@@reneebrown1362 I agree the whole thing seems to me like you said lured out of his house I hope family gets closure they need
@@gabrielleelliott7388 yessss it is but what I don't understand is how did this person knew where leonard dirkerson lived and how was he able to get to his house without being detected or seen by others besides his son poor jared he needs answers as to what became of his father after he left I hope this case is finally solved so his son can rest and be at peace very very sad😪😭
Sounds to me like Mike Morris hired someone to kill his wife and the hitman first murdered the other Mary in a case of mistaken identity. Such a tragic story all around.
This is definitely far more plausible than the coworker being the killer. The coworker definitely seems like a bitter ass but not really a murderer
And the cops are too lazy to do their jobs
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I feel so bad for Leonard’s son. You can hear the hurt in his voice. I really don’t think Leonard voluntarily disappeared.
omg i know! poor boy.
We will need a 2019 unsolved mysteries soon.... with a voice of Robert stack
I like the guy from the First 48
💯😳
The show is to return soon on Netflix. It will not have a host though.
RIP
AS IN, HE PASSED AWAY, STUPID.
Peter Thomas passed away
I love this show😉❤👍👍👍👍
Mi too it was mi and Nana's favorite show everything I see this show it brings mi right back to her ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Gone but never ever forgotten
You should ALWAYS have an attorney present. The job of the detectives and prosecutors is to convict the most convenient suspect.
when Robert Stack says unsolved mysteries... listen... he says it spookily ...
DUH
Stupidest comment ever.
Oh, gee. I didn't know that because I'm stupid. Thank you for your expert insight.
Yeah he has the creepy voice ..
Even his normal voice is eerie
According to a relative, police do have a suspect in the case; the man knew Lenny, lives in Texas, and has allegedly refused to let investigators search his properties. However, no further information is available on the alleged suspect.
Vegeta Solo, that's very interesting. Thank you for the information.
Vegeta Solo what reason? a debt?
Was it the mysterious man?
Thanks for the info.
Source..
12:56 "I had absolutely nothing to do with the ARRANGEMENT of Mary's murder" - who said it was an arrangement at this point? Only someone involved would say that.
Good point
You took the words right out of my mouth. Who said it was an arrangement??
I picked up on that, too!
Ok Sherlock! Hundreds of people couldn't solve the case but you did!!! LOL
I just scrolled down to the comments section to write the same thing lol That was really odd he said that.
You don't walk away from your own farm to work as a ranch hand. That's ridiculous. Poor Leonard.
Leonards son😢😢😢
Luvhim Luvher. what reason yu think guy left?
Pat Keeler Murder. Probably owed money as his business was failing and he borrowed it from someone.
@@patkeeler6645 You think he left his son? I don't.
@@michelleprieur1 no
@@leval1000 But why would someone who's going to murder you end up eating breakfast with you? That doesn't add up.
Lenny had one hell of a moustache...
How did he disappear and no one find him or his stache 🤔🧐
No one should be seen as hiding something when they get an attorney or refuse a lie detector test. It’s common sense to protect yourself. Don’t let the police tell you otherwise.
Honestly - I think we ALL have the power to Heal each other!! We are a lot more powerful than we think we are... If we could get past all of our demons and negativity we would be amazed at what we can become!!!!
It’s Laughable when the Husbands say they had absolutely nothing to do with they Wife’s murder, but all the evidence points straight to them.....
Be careful. I have seen cases in which all of the evidence seems to point to one suspect, including husbands or boyfriends, who it later turned out was innocent. Had it not been for DNA evidence to exclude them they would have likely been convicted.
@Mike Lowry do you understand why you hashtag something?? Lolz
@Mike Lowry I cyaan't with you, girl. First of all: "Word..." as you started your first comment with, is an expression of agreement that was coined by BLACK hiphop culture; as in "word-up" which was a riff on "that's the word of God above". Black and hiphop culture that were born out of systemic WHITE entitlement by ignorant assho*e hillbillies who troll youtube all day and don't contribute or participate in progressive discourse with people of other cultures. Why not ask Republicunt demi-gods what their role is in extinguishing your "white" livelihood? "Minorities" don't own major corporations that send jobs overseas; Reaganomic tax breaks that shift the tax burden to poor stupid people via state lottery and casino pipedreams, prompt and necessitate cuts to healthcare, planned parenthood services, and food stamps-- so a select few white men in corporate America can stay rich while THEY literally are killing your people with economic oppression, social and medical program cuts, and environmental de-regulation, you stupid fuc*ing moron ignorant troll
Yes, because we all let a phone ring for 4 minutes without hanging up.
That is the biggest lie he's told
You took the words right out of my mouth. I make phone calls for a living and right after I saw this, I deliberately tried to wait 4 minutes on a phone call. I didn't even get close. It doesn't add up that the voicemail or a recording didn't kick in, or that it showed up on the statement if no one picked up.
Who does he think he is kidding?
Lol.
i have on important calls those 2 times
it was phone cell phone connection
thank you for the uploads...i miss this scary music...it always gives me chills
The show,the music,the Host,the eerie atmosphere.UM
Nobody says unsolved mysteries like Robert stack, RIP MY GOOD DUDE
James Sullivan has crazy psycho eyes, reminds me of Charles Manson
Jen Lee yes!!! Nothing behind them! At all!
Bob warned me before the episode began that these were four of the most tantalizing cases they've ever shown and I was like meeehh!!!..... Man was I WRONG!! 😳
😂👌
I used to watch this show every week with my Mom. 🥰
The "arrangement " suspicious choice word
Thank u! I was like wait a min!
ALWAYS have a lawyer present during any kind of police interview, be it as a suspect or a witness. ANYTHING. Police inspectors love the easy avenue, and will twist anything you say to use against you.
This is good advice. The social stigma of exercising our rights in America needs to stop. Especially after 2020 and the widespread proof of police corruption and brutality.
Yep, so that part i didn't find weird.
NEVER EVER EVER TRUST THE POLICE !
Mike did it, who the hell would stay on the phone for 4 min waiting for someone to pick up?
I also want to hear Mary Morris' 911 call
I agree.
@@3333sweetie Agree I want to hear the 911 calls as well Mike Murdered his wife Or Probably had her killed who talks on the phone for 4 Freaking minutes very troubling to Me Very sad
@@reneebrown1362 Ditto.
@@reneebrown1362 ,.... "who talks on the phone for 4 Freaking minutes ".... I'd say people who call a family member or friend and chat for a while. and anybody who has kids know they spend hours on the phone talking to their friends.
Patrick Peralta Mike claimed she didn’t pick up, so he sat there listening to the phone ring for four minutes, not that he was talking for four minutes.
sad - leonard is probably dead - why would he leave his son otherwise?
he ran away with his secret gay lover
I agree, Barbster.
The authorities have a suspect in the case and they think he killed Leonard. Poor guy: unsolvedmysteries.fandom.com/wiki/Lenny_Dirickson
wonderful I'm glad they caught him and he got life w/out parole!
My eyebrow went up right as soon as Mary's fella said *_she_* asked him to put *her* gun under her car seat. Yeah, that's what you do with _your own_ gun, have someone else . . . stow it??? I don't think so.
oh! then he slips and instead of saying "I had nothing to do with my wife's murder!"
he says
"I had nothing to do with the _arrangement_ of _Mary's_ murder . ."
So it _was_ arranged, eh? She's just "Mary" now, not "my wife", is that it? Yeh, yeh, LIKELY story pal. You're lying through your little pug nosed pig face. Theyre gonna string you up buddy boy. You can try your flimsy lying skills in the chair.
Yeah that was so weird!!!
In his eyes, that was his way of explaining fingerprints being on the gun.
good god hearing that young mans voice crack like that chokes me up
Its so sad what happened to Leonard and why get in car with someone u don't know idk
@@gabrielleelliott7388 I'm familiar with that way of life a little. If someone is interested in a horse and you need money, it would be nothing to get in his truck and direct him to your horse during this time frame. That doesnt surprise me in the least. I'm heart broken for his son. I would normally suspect robbery but nothing was taken. So strange...
The Marys were killed by their Husbands
💔💔💔💔💔💔💔🤯😪😭😢😤😟😞😖😓 not fucking fair why not just leave a person no need to take their life I'm tried of seeing unfair shit happen to good people ugh
About the Sullivan case - Lita LaVaughn McClinton (January 7, 1952 - January 16, 1987), the daughter of Emory McClinton, a former U. S. Department of Transportation official and his wife, JoAnn McClinton, a Georgia state representative, was murdered the day her divorce was to be settled, shot when receiving a box of pink roses at her doorstep. In 1997, Phillip Anthony Harwood was identified as the hit man and indicated that he had committed the murder for $25,000 at the behest of James Sullivan, the former husband of Lita McClinton, who had been in Palm Beach, Florida, during the shooting in Atlanta, Georgia. Sullivan escaped arrest by fleeing abroad. On July 2, 2002, he was arrested in Thailand, and in 2004, he was extradited to Atlanta. In March 2006, Sullivan was convicted of murder for arranging the 1987 shooting of his wife and sentenced to life imprisonment without parole, in a Georgia prison. The case was profiled on Unsolved Mysteries in 2001, the year before James Sullivan was arrested.
_three years later Jared is still waiting for his father to come home_
*_MOOD_*
Moo (farm cow)
I hope that they find him so Jared can have his father again.
The Mary Morris case is freakishly similar to a case covered on Bizarre Murders recently. The hitman there killed the wrong woman in her car and then later killed the "correct" woman. One of the ladies was a nurse who had had a lot of trouble with her co worker too. The husband did it of course. I figured it had to be the same case, but after googling it it turns out it isn't. Weird how similar the details are though.
That James Suliivan is a liar, and not to good at it either.
I hate it when the update doesn't come
If
these two murders are not connected, as the police believe, Mary Lou’s case has no suspects. But as many firmly believe, if the two cases are linked, the only known suspects are Mike Morris and Duane Young.
I believe there connected to many coincidences
Thanks luv for putting the chapter up
Why would Litas husband say he was glad it’s over? Isn’t his wife’s killer still out there? In that case it’s NOT over. He’s guilty!
Why would any vanilla marry a chocolate
M GTOW
Plus Tony Harwood should’ve been given a life sentence also since he pulled the trigger
I thought I read somewhere that the 2nd Mary Morris was going to divorce her husband may also have been a motive, that 4 minute phone call most likely to confirm the deed was done. I also read somewhere that their daughter wore a ring similar to the wedding ring as a necklace years after the crime and they moved away.
Ive eaten 2 breakfasts,and dinners.Hiw do they know he got to finish breakfast before he was interrupted.
Agree
That's what I was thinking
but you dont eat breakfast with someone who wants to kill you , why the man with the no fear cap invite him if he had to kill leonard? to me they were secret gay lovers and ran away together
Leonard Dirickson case is too strange. I cannot come up with anything or any reason for what transpired.
Don't marry and kill. Just stay single.
Orlando Cal I agree. Ladies, don’t marry and die, just stay single.
@@cruisepaige LMAO
Maybe a T-800 was sent back in time to kill Mary Morris.
That's what I thought!!!!
There is no issue with having a lawyer present and also refusing for his child to be questioned… let’s be real here.
Husband of Mary Morris #2 “arranges” 12:56 a hit on her life. Hitman inadvertently kills the wrong Mary Morris. Maybe that’s why the killer took the wedding band because her husband would recognize it.
Second time around he makes the guy answer her cell phone as proof he got the right person.
Police saying the murders are not connected... what?
Why would the wrong Mary be killed in the first place if Mike is able to give the hitman the info?
the phone rang for 4 minutes it's not possible. Yes it is possible. and once in a while the voice mail does not kick in...it's happened to me before.
Adding Mike Morris to the Tim McClure "it's obvious he did it and is a terrible liar" boys band, touring in shady parking lots all across America.
I thought of that to. Which one is the worse liar?
@@andrewhoyle1521 Haha good question my friend, I'd say these two are both a 10/10 on the liar scale. 😊👍
@@jonathanturbide2232 Theyre not even good at that. I mean ive seen social paths who are charming and convincing, these guys think they can fool everyone and fool nobody. I cant believe Tim McClure got away with it. He was a dumb bum.
@@andrewhoyle1521 Yep, totally agree. McClure is on another level, in fact I can’t even watch the segment on the murder of his mom because the guy is just so awfully brutal. Other blatantly obvious liars seen in the course of the original seasons are Stephen Marfeo and Paul Pollis, two wife killers as well. All of them got away with their crimes, which is too frustrating to describe. 😠
@@jonathanturbide2232 Leonard Rizzo too. Marfeo and Pollis guilty as hell. Marfeo esspecially. His story was ridiculous
I think police should just never take information from so-called witnesses about missing people anymore. 99%of the time it's wrong. Somebody calls the police to say they saw Leonard dancing in a bar...la-dee-da...no care for his son or home or farm. Oh but this "witness" couldn't give his name. Give me a break!! It's more likely he killed Leonard and is trying to get the police to close Leonard's file. Such a horrible case.
It seems like the informat was jealous some guys dancing with the girl he liked
It’s crap that an investigator decides someone is guilty because they want an attorney for questioning. Especially when it’s the husband of the victim, the spouse always being suspect number one until proven otherwise.
The Mary murders were fascinating. I think it was a hit....
A male nurse wearing a doctors outfit lol.
Unless he was a Nurse Practitioner, as they do wear white doctor's coat.
NPs wear lab coats. And this is just a reenactment. So he maybe wore scrubs or something.
ya and most likely gay which is why he was catty and fighting with women
That's what I was going to say. He looked like a doctor
I could go the rest of my life w/o hearing about someone/anyone hurt or worse...I don't care of the color , race, religion ECT....tired of ppl not treating each other decent.
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Agreed!
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Right on brother.
Animosity has ALWAYS been in human nature. We're just more aware of it because of media. In the olden centuries people weren't thinking about the dangers of life because there was no news. Sure there were local hear ye's but not worldwide coverage of such atrocities.
I think bar sighting was the guy that killed him+ accomplice. One yelled and shouted that he was Leonard and the other one called to make them think he was alive.
@42:00
"Is he able to heal with the wave of his hand ?"
"Does two plus two add up to seven ?"
"Is the earth flat and the moon made out of cheese ?"
Right? Why do people keep buying in to this shit? Nowadays it's healing crystals and essential oils. All bulllllshiiiiit
With the creepy employee - that would give the husband a reason to think he wouldn't be suspected
Yep
leonard story is bizarre
sarah connor?
That was the first thing that came to mind when watching the story of the two Mary Morrises.
sometimes its best to walk away from the money it applies on both sides...the love of money is the root of all evil...just start over and keep your life.
I have a theory about the nurse practitioner and the murder. I do not think the male nurse was out to murder her. I think the entire "Death To Her" was actually "Death Becomes Her". It was a big movie in summer of 1992. I think he could have scribbled down the title wrong. I do not think he would write "Death To Her" openly and no expect any type of pushback.
That movie was funny 🤣
Two women with the same name and who resemble each other are murdered within three days of each other... no, no connection. 😳🤔
Ikr?
Obviously a hit. First was mistaken identity.
So, it was a terminator sent from the future?
Teresa Howick Happens all the time.
they don't look similar
Both Mary Morris murder cases remain unsolved.
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Well c'mon 2 people with the same name dead in 3 days the same way, this aint rocket science people..
Sarah Connor???
I’m skeptical about Skeptic magazine!!
I like unsolved mysteries
When james said her death was a great tragedy tragedy, yea he did it
Why does the unknown man with Leonard look like Toby Keith?
R.I.P. ROBERT STACK #2021
Mary Morris murders , a hitman did both but the 1st Mary Morris murderer was mistaken identity.
Mike Morris killed his wife. The smoking gun is that 4 minute long convo to her cellphone at the time of the attack. He was wanting to confirm if "everything was finished", and if the dastardly deed was completed. End of story. Way too many coincidences for it not to be him.
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@@stephaniecoggins733 Both of you are stupid, show evidence that can be used in a court of law or shut the fuk up.
That music at 20:26....CHILLING
Satan first created music in heaven. Then got kicked out and turned into ugly satan the master of scary music, lust music, pop music, metal etc
*UPDATE* in March 2006 Lita Sullivan’s husband was charged with arranging the 1987 murder of his wife - sentenced to life without parole
The hit man definitely killed the wrong Mary initially… Then Mike wanted a phone call to confirm the correction was made.
24:13 Positively identified as Jim Halpert, formerly of Scranton, Pa. and now living in Austin, Texas with wife Pam and two children.
" I'LL TELL HIM WHAT HE ALREADY KNOWS, HE WILL NEVER BEAT ME, I WILL GET HIM." That's my kind of man.
On the Morris phone bill there’s another 4 minute call right above the one they say the husband made so what time was that call?
This is From the Movie Terminator Very Similar .
the judge that dismissed it originally -
did an injustice to that poor woman - Lita was murdered by her husband through a contract killer
I got a feeling her husband probably paid him off. What honest judge would just dismiss it?
yay life without parole for Sullivan it's sad for her family greed is so ugly and detestable
I agree.
Jim killed her, I can by his demeanor in that interview
Both Mary's had brown curly hair. But they looked nothing alike.
Exactly!
Similar eyebrows but that’s about it hahaha
And both Mary and Morris are very common names. This isn't even much of a coincidence.
@@dreamlandnightmare bloody mary??!!
They did look alike. One just looked older and more pale.
where the eff are they getting those two broads look alike?
Also, I wish it was that easy to heal someone of all their addictions and phobias..just wave your hands and sneeze...
Richard Cairo to a hit man they both had frizzy hair and were white. First killing was possibly a hit on the wrong lady.
They look nothing alike
"Broads"? You're talking about women who were murdered. Women who had families. Smfh.
They looked enough alike to the stupid hitman that didn't know them personally.
Mabey they got the wrong Mary the first time.
That's what they stated in the video.
“Tonight on Unsolved Mystery’s.” I don’t think that this voice was original to the program.
Originally Robert stack would
Say that,I remember
Unsolved. According to a relative, police do have a suspect in this case; the man knew Lenny, lives in Texas, and has allegedly refused to let investigators search his properties. However, no further information is available on the alleged suspect.
Sadly, Lenny's father, Donald, passed away in 2015 at the age of eighty-eight. In his obituary, Lenny is listed as having pre-deceased him.
Those two women looked nothing alike
The Mary Morris/Mary Morris case has always intrigued me. Although law enforcement doesn't buy it, it's just too much of a coincidence that two victims would have the same name unless it was a contract hit gone badly and in an inept fashion. I remember watching this case the first time it was presented on "Unsolved Mysteries" and could have sworn it was when the show was on CBS but apparently, it was shown when the show had started airing new episodes on Lifetime.
Shit... I eat two breakfasts at least three times a week!