this is the last season you hear that killer Unsolved Mysteries theme. Then it went dormant in the next season when Lifetime took over. Go to season 8 and you'll be like, "what happened"?
Man, I'm in my 20s and that almost had me tearing up. Beautiful. It's so easy to lose friends, you don't realize until it's too late. Hold on tight to the people you love. What a great guy.
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Robert Stacks was the best narrator for USM just like Peter Thomas was the best narrator for forensic files. May they both rest in paradise they will always be apart of my childhood❤❤
I remember when this aired, my dad worked at the Kennedy home. When this aired many children from the Kennedy home was calling up our house from around the country. My dad called up because he had Brendan’s sisters phone number. If the nuns left the convent they were never allowed to say goodbye. So they treated the boys the same and they weren’t allowed to say goodbye. Rip dad may you live in Gods memory.
The Tom and Brendan story was so touching. I am so happy they were finally reunited! I admit, I cried watching this 😭 It just goes to prove that sometimes what seems like the smallest thing can really make the most profound beneficial impact on a person's life.
emily cathcart I actually started crying when I saw the update. I’m so happy that they found each other again. I have a soft spot in my heart for reunions. ☺️
I once gave a flower to a lady walking by and she got choked up and hugged me. I felt so honored to make her day. I'm not trolling she was like, "Thank you, can I hug you?" I swear to God it happened
@@criminallyautistic8372 that happened to me. I was walking by and felt sad, and this guy who was wearing a cowboy hat walked up to me. . .also looking sad. and without saying a word, he handed me a flower. I just smiled and said thank you so much. and we went on our ways. I always made up a backstory that perhaps he was hurt by a girl, yet he really made my day
The CIA are so devious that they conduct social experiments on their own agents without there knowledge or permission and that’s not even scratching the surface of what they do outside of compiling intel. With that being said, having someone killed within the agency isn’t even remotely close to being the worst thing that they do on a regular basis, especially to there own people. All I’ll say about that is, if you work for the CIA you better watch your back because no one can be trusted and it only gets worse the further up you go on the political ladder. Furthermore, LSD was the precursor to truth-serum so there’s no mystery as to why the CIA were doing what they were doing.
I remember seeing the ice man as a kid back in 1967 here at a fair in San Diego it was definitely real ,I remember it cost 25 cents to get in and I remember the old man with the white cowboy hat my mom took me in twice I think she was just a little baffled . I never thought much about it untill I seen it on Unsolved Mystery all these years later .
That's a really crazy and interesting to read. I was only born in 1999 but I really wish I could have experienced what it must have been like to see the iceman; did they allow any pictures at the San Diego exhibit?
@@thisissostupidliterallywhy yeah this is the 1960s no one cared about photos and stuff I remember that he was in like a freezer and they had like brass railing around there it was only like a a tent and I remember the guy outside had a sign they said medical personnel get in free my mom came back for a second time she wanted to see if she was a nurse at freaked her out she didn't know what to make of it I never thought about it much until I saw Unsolved Mysteries years and years later and I said to myself oh my God I remember that it look like a cross between chimpanzee and a man there's no way that thing was fake
@@winstonairedale I believe in and have seen some crazy stuff, and this may have been 100% real. I didn't see it in person like you. I just always stay skeptical when no one can put hands on the object.
"Come on into my mysterious freezer warehouse! I won't tell you how I got my frozen animal mummy. That's my business!" Idk about you guys. I am not going in the fridge...
Whatever was in that ice needed to be studied. Who ever it was could be one of our earliest ancestors. He could give us info into our past and what life was like when he was alive
I love Unsolved Mysteries especially the first 7 seasons. This season in particular holds a special place in my heart because it is the one I remember the most from my childhood. ❤😊
This show is apart of my childhood. Born in 88 and this show scared me to death but was my favorite show cause it was based on the truth and I couldn't miss any episodes when it was on Fox.
31:21 "People don't dash through a window through a shade and through a sheer drape. No, they open the window and go out." That made me crack up laughing
The iceman is fake af, I've seen it twice lol. There's an obvious reason it's on display in Austin's super jank and goofy "Museum of the Weird" rather than some government lab. It was sold on eBay in 2013, and the listing read "The Minnesota Iceman" by Frank Hansen in the 1960s. This is a one of a kind hoax that was fabricated by a mid-20th century showman". The Smithsonian Institute has dismissed it as simply being made of latex and animal hair.
I was thinking the same thing. A three story drop onto a concrete sidewalk is usually fatal. thirteen stories its remarkable he didn't die instantly. Of course it depends somewhat on how you land, but its still pretty amazing.
I loved this show when I as growing up & even into the early 2000s when I was a young lady... I still can't believe Robert Stack has been deceased for 18 years...
Linda Costa Oh yes, indeed. There is a documentary that goes over the exhumation and results thereof, and the trauma to the body fit to a T with the instructions of the CIA manual on the best ways to make a hit look like a suicide. It was shocking to see.
Very true, and sad.....The U.S. Government has a LOT of very dark and sinister secrets......however,I think the only thing that makes this even worse is the hair style of James A. Traficant, Jr......oh my!!
...and still is, since they have been in existence since the days of WW2 when they were known as the OSS. I guess Wild Bill Donovan and another dude are credited in the founding of the CIA and had the blessing of President Harry S. Truman in the late 1940s. Gee, Thanks a million 😒
I have always thought that the night manager’s narration is hilarious from 30:55-31:35, especially the part about jumping through shades and drapes. 😂😂😂
Love how they use the word “creature” for the ice man. Lol. If this is a cousin to the human. He is just a less evolved human. And he being injured on side of face and being frozen... only means... it’s a crime scene frozen AND preserved from thousands of years ago. Just food for thought. Big fan of this show. Use to scare the shit out of me as a kid!! Fascinated as adult watching it now :)
@@helenkapetis8869 seriously did you not watch the episode? The so called mother played the woman victim card & barred the father of ever finding his sons. Thank heavens he did & were later reunited after a few horrendous years with their "mother". The same tricks used by Gypsy rose Blanchard's "mother".
Frank Olson was murdered by a man named George Hunter White>Robert Lashbrook coordinated the murder at the direction of Sydney Gottlieb in order to protect sensitive information about the MK-Ultra program which began in 1953 and continues today under a different project code name known as Monarch.
Robert Stack: Perhaps maybe you, can help solve a mystery. Me: Omg Mr. Stack, say it again, say it again! *Goes back @ **1:33** and listens to it over and over*
I'm glad Tom & Dick were sent to live with their father. He obviously loved them & raised them right. They suffered so much because of their horrible "mother". So many selfish "mothers" traumatise their children it's sickening.
@@mrrogers88 The Museum of the Weird in Austin has the Iceman on display, and they show a clip from this episode Unsolved Mysteries as part of the show. We visited last month. It was fun. Whether you think it's a real Iceman or not...well, that's up to you. :)
Whether or not an original specimen was once frozen by Hansen, one of his prop versions (perhaps the original but who really knows) ended up in an episode of storage wars. I believe its at the Museum of Weird in Austin, TX now.
Lar Kirby Yup, I hear you there. I remember on Friday nights, I’d watch past episodes too..also “Tales From The Crypt” and USA “Up All Night” with some Chinese Food or a Dominos Pizza...Never thought I’d be watching it on a handheld device 25+ years later. Classic show!!
Solved it when I worked there! Lol they either just got done cleaning and don’t wanna clean it again or a lazy manager is on so they don’t fire it up at all so he/she doesn’t haven’t to clean it before their shift ends. So it’s 100% pure laziness, shocker I know lol
Is it just me, or has the CIA been surrounded by so much controversy, at least through the last 50-60 years? They have been tied to JFK's death, Marilyn Monroe's death, this story with Frank Olsen, Edward Snowden's exile, and those are just the ones off the top of my head.
Yep, it's the US government's go-to organization for anything secret or dark projects, and subsequently controversial projects as well. From Opération Mongoose (an alliance between the government and the mafia to kill Castro), to all the mysterious deaths in the JFK assassination, to MLK, to anything related to the Cold War, to Snowden....the CIA is synonymous with secrecy, and synonymous with controversy.
My dad worked at the Kennedy home in the early 1950s in to the mid 60s when this episode aired our phone was ringing off the hook. Children who were in the Kennedy home were calling up from all around the country. My dad called in because he had Brendons sister’s phone number. So many children from the home kept in touch with my dad over the years. Rip dad may you live in Gods memory. 😢 😢😢😢
Yeah mk ultra is pretty sick 🤕 but it’s more sickening and well worth it when you catch the ones responsible for your torture.... I live for that moment......
Thank you for posting the classsic unsolved mysteries. Robert Stack is the best narrator. R.I.P Robert Stack
If you're going to jump out of a window, you would think that you would open it first.
this is the last season you hear that killer Unsolved Mysteries theme. Then it went dormant in the next season when Lifetime took over. Go to season 8 and you'll be like, "what happened"?
I'm glad he found his friend. Good people are hard to find these days.
Man, I'm in my 20s and that almost had me tearing up. Beautiful. It's so easy to lose friends, you don't realize until it's too late. Hold on tight to the people you love.
What a great guy.
I love the story of the Vaughn boys. It shows you how important it is to be good to one another.
When Robert Stack says "Maybe you can help solve a mystery" makes anyone feel useful 🙏RIP
You ARE a useful engine, Thomas!
I used to secretly hope it was me when he said that!
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“Join me”
It's so funny as a kid I always wanted to solve the mysteries on this show 😹🤦🏿♀️🫠
So glad Tom and Brendan got to be reunited.
Such a lovely story.
Robert Stacks was the best narrator for USM just like Peter Thomas was the best narrator for forensic files. May they both rest in paradise they will always be apart of my childhood❤❤
I miss him i get sad cause this show was my childhood
John Walsh to and x files
I second this
Big part of my childhood too ❤
@@gabrielleelliott500 same
Tom and Brendan's story was always one of my favorites; I'm glad they were reunited. And the boy who played Brendan was adorable!
It's one of my story.
I remember when this aired, my dad worked at the Kennedy home. When this aired many children from the Kennedy home was calling up our house from around the country. My dad called up because he had Brendan’s sisters phone number. If the nuns left the convent they were never allowed to say goodbye. So they treated the boys the same and they weren’t allowed to say goodbye. Rip dad may you live in Gods memory.
I love the reunions , those are my all time favorites 🥰
The Tom and Brendan story was so touching. I am so happy they were finally reunited! I admit, I cried watching this 😭 It just goes to prove that sometimes what seems like the smallest thing can really make the most profound beneficial impact on a person's life.
Yeah I heard they got married in San Francisco 🤣🤣🤣
Ye take care of ya self now ya hear
WOW, these replies. 😢
Tom and Brendan's story was always one of my favorites; I'm glad they were reunited. And the boy who played Brendan was adorable!
That was a good story 😉👏
@Chris Cross lol, didn't notice that. I guess losing an accent isn't impossible. Don't they screen the ppl making the claims? They have to......right?
Did that kid work on anything else?
@Chris Cross It didn't take me very long to lose my MS accent - maybe a few years after I was removed from the source.
emily cathcart I actually started crying when I saw the update. I’m so happy that they found each other again. I have a soft spot in my heart for reunions. ☺️
Tom & Brendan story is so touching. You never know the impact you'll leave on someones life
Amen ! So true . A few kind words of encouragement to someone can make a world of difference to someone's life .
I once gave a flower to a lady walking by and she got choked up and hugged me. I felt so honored to make her day. I'm not trolling she was like, "Thank you, can I hug you?" I swear to God it happened
@@criminallyautistic8372 that happened to me. I was walking by and felt sad, and this guy who was wearing a cowboy hat walked up to me. . .also looking sad. and without saying a word, he handed me a flower. I just smiled and said thank you so much. and we went on our ways. I always made up a backstory that perhaps he was hurt by a girl, yet he really made my day
Absolutely Amazing
This is one of my favorite Lost love story.
Tom's whole demeanor just lit up after he reconnected with Brenden. I hope that they're both doing well.
Lp
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Tom did say Brendan "tickled his funny bone". Maybe he was eager for some more of that bone tickling
What about Tom's little brother?
❤
The guy who said he cannot picture the CIA murdering a colleague made me crack up. How naive can you possibly be?
Right 🤦🏻♂️
Exactly that man must live under a rock or something because CIA is capable of any and everything he definitely was naive
Stop drinking the coolaid. It’s not the x files.
The CIA are so devious that they conduct social experiments on their own agents without there knowledge or permission and that’s not even scratching the surface of what they do outside of compiling intel. With that being said, having someone killed within the agency isn’t even remotely close to being the worst thing that they do on a regular basis, especially to there own people. All I’ll say about that is, if you work for the CIA you better watch your back because no one can be trusted and it only gets worse the further up you go on the political ladder. Furthermore, LSD was the precursor to truth-serum so there’s no mystery as to why the CIA were doing what they were doing.
@@MisterMister5893lol you’re a good goyim,I bet you believe everything you see on the news to huh?
I remember seeing the ice man as a kid back in 1967 here at a fair in San Diego it was definitely real ,I remember it cost 25 cents to get in and I remember the old man with the white cowboy hat my mom took me in twice I think she was just a little baffled . I never thought much about it untill I seen it on Unsolved Mystery all these years later .
That's a really crazy and interesting to read. I was only born in 1999 but I really wish I could have experienced what it must have been like to see the iceman; did they allow any pictures at the San Diego exhibit?
@@thisissostupidliterallywhy yeah this is the 1960s no one cared about photos and stuff I remember that he was in like a freezer and they had like brass railing around there it was only like a a tent and I remember the guy outside had a sign they said medical personnel get in free my mom came back for a second time she wanted to see if she was a nurse at freaked her out she didn't know what to make of it I never thought about it much until I saw Unsolved Mysteries years and years later and I said to myself oh my God I remember that it look like a cross between chimpanzee and a man there's no way that thing was fake
@@winstonairedale I believe in and have seen some crazy stuff, and this may have been 100% real. I didn't see it in person like you. I just always stay skeptical when no one can put hands on the object.
Soooo… your life is part of an unsolved mystery. You’re so mischievous
Isn’t life one big mystery we’re all trying to solve.
@@hephaestus6365 i believe and have seen every single suspect that’s still at large. Lol To be 10 again.
This was, and still is, my favorite TV show. I miss the memories of Robert Stack very much.
I agree. Nothing else even comes close. And nobody can ever replace Robert stack
I absolutely loved this show when I was a kid in the 80s and early 90s such great memories!
Thank you for season 7! Time for another binge watch, best channel on RUclips!! 😊👍
Yes it is next to snapped new forensic files
@@monicamariamclean2198nothing comes close 2 these Unsolved mysteries ❤
Tom and Brendan proves to show we all need love when lonely and isolated
My childhood Show Unsolved Mysteries love u Robert Stack you were the best host nobody can take your place rip Robert Stack.
I love watching this in my childhood this show brings back so many memories rest in peace Robert stack you were the best part of my childhood. 👩🦯👩🦯
Orphanage friends segment was terrific...
Gary Truthteller
It certainly was! Not all separations end on such a happy note, unfortunately. Quite moving.
Gary Truthteller I agree.
Yep! I got chills and tears eyed!
@@a.fortier7966 it was beautiful! It reminds me of people who were there to help me in my life
The boys were probably better off with their dad since their mom was labeled an unfit mother
"Come on into my mysterious freezer warehouse! I won't tell you how I got my frozen animal mummy. That's my business!"
Idk about you guys. I am not going in the fridge...
100% nope.
He could of been under ice
Is that brother 'Jeff's' words, is it?
Lol right!
Whatever was in that ice needed to be studied. Who ever it was could be one of our earliest ancestors. He could give us info into our past and what life was like when he was alive
I love Unsolved Mysteries especially the first 7 seasons. This season in particular holds a special place in my heart because it is the one I remember the most from my childhood. ❤😊
the tom vaugn story really goes to show how that one friend can make a difference when you are a child
This show is apart of my childhood. Born in 88 and this show scared me to death but was my favorite show cause it was based on the truth and I couldn't miss any episodes when it was on Fox.
Larry George was sentenced to death in 1994. It is now 2023 and he is still on death row.
Tom and Brendan’s story was like mine when I was a child and moved away. This was always one of my favorite stories.
Awwwww Tom found his good friend ❤❤❤
I found it a bit creepy when he talked about him tickling his funny bone..
@@mattnuevo6334 It's a figure of speech, meaning that Brendon made him laugh. Nothing creepy about it.
matt nuevo I found it weird when they first reunited Tom kept eyeing out his friends body / stomach area
@BuBba KuShInGToN yes; i'd only add the exact location where Stack's at
@@mattnuevo6334 it was weird. I put this one and thought this guy was peculiar.
Back again to Season 7. My favorite season. This is when I first began watching UM regularly.
31:21 "People don't dash through a window through a shade and through a sheer drape. No, they open the window and go out." That made me crack up laughing
The Olsen family is still fighting for answers. May Frank rest in peace.
I’m not crying at the orphanage story. Not at all I swear! 😭😭😭
The Iceman and the CIA cover-up cases demand an immediate answer; the long-lost friends were so heart-moving!!
The iceman is fake af, I've seen it twice lol. There's an obvious reason it's on display in Austin's super jank and goofy "Museum of the Weird" rather than some government lab. It was sold on eBay in 2013, and the listing read "The Minnesota Iceman" by Frank Hansen in the 1960s. This is a one of a kind hoax that was fabricated by a mid-20th century showman". The Smithsonian Institute has dismissed it as simply being made of latex and animal hair.
@@jswanzawow 😲 that's crazy. I thought it was a caveman 🙀😵💫🤦🏿♀️ thanks for the info. They must've did a really good job on it.
The fact that Frank was still alive after falling out that window is amazing.
I was thinking the same thing. A three story drop onto a concrete sidewalk is usually fatal. thirteen stories its remarkable he didn't die instantly. Of course it depends somewhat on how you land, but its still pretty amazing.
If you're going to jump out of a window, you would think that you would open it first.
You would..
@@iamV10010 Unless you're an absolute mad lad.
@@Macroprosopus indeed.
I loved this show when I as growing up & even into the early 2000s when I was a young lady... I still can't believe Robert Stack has been deceased for 18 years...
One of my favorite show in the 90s..
More like late 80s ..💯😎😎😎😎
Poor kid......was in hell at 10 years old, his pain must've been unimaginably horrific. I hope he found true happiness.
'I'm sure was looking at something dead.'No shit, Sherlock considering the Ice Man was in a block of ice!!
🙄 meaning that it was in fact a living creature at one time and not just something they created out of some type of materials
The Ice Man also fought MMA and was a hitman for the mob.
I watch this program when I was little. Is a classic.
The death of Frank Olson is an American tragedy. Shame on the government. His family was put through hell
Linda Costa Oh yes, indeed. There is a documentary that goes over the exhumation and results thereof, and the trauma to the body fit to a T with the instructions of the CIA manual on the best ways to make a hit look like a suicide. It was shocking to see.
That story blew my mind. Surprised more didn't die.
@@FretlessMayhem I`m sure the CIA would call it collateral damage.
Very true, and sad.....The U.S. Government has a LOT of very dark and sinister secrets......however,I think the only thing that makes this even worse is the hair style of James A. Traficant, Jr......oh my!!
Weird to watch his story during COVID pandemic
Love this show.thanks for the upload! insomnia isn't too bad with good uploads to watch
This show has been my late night comfort for years
New Netflix episodes must be here too....
I despise insomnia 😒
@@90thMeridian z,
Watching + enjoying from Australia.
Thank you for another quality upload.
"And here is Lashbrook sitting on the john in his skitties-skivies " lmao that old man was so funny and cute saying that!
Yay for Tom and Brendan! 🎶
THE CIA IS AND HAS BEEN FROM THE BEGINNING A CRIMINAL ORGANIZATION.
...and still is, since they have been in existence since the days of WW2 when they were known as the OSS. I guess Wild Bill Donovan and another dude are credited in the founding of the CIA and had the blessing of President Harry S. Truman in the late 1940s. Gee, Thanks a million 😒
Brendan, you are a very, very cool and wonderful person!
This theme song used to creep me out still does to this day and also Robert stacks voice spooky
Benny Sledz oh u too glad to know I wasn’t alone lol
Thanks captain obvious
You sound like my little brother who is still creeped out by it at age 40...
I have always thought that the night manager’s narration is hilarious from 30:55-31:35, especially the part about jumping through shades and drapes. 😂😂😂
36:53 “You don’t have to be a genius....” 😂😂😂
Thank God I was a child growing up in the 1990s.
Robert stack is my home boy
Thanks for the uploads best channel on RUclips hands down
i love coming back to this show. I get to see many of them closed now on the ID Channel
Love how they use the word “creature” for the ice man. Lol. If this is a cousin to the human. He is just a less evolved human. And he being injured on side of face and being frozen... only means... it’s a crime scene frozen AND preserved from thousands of years ago. Just food for thought. Big fan of this show. Use to scare the shit out of me as a kid!! Fascinated as adult watching it now :)
That guy in the ice was probably just a really old dead man made out to be a prehistoric man. I’ve always loved Unsolved Mysteries.
The Iceman cometh...
back in the summer of 69'.....oooooh yeaaahhh!!!
2:27 Iceman
13:50 Orphanage Friends
25:55 CIA Cover up
43:00 Larry's Revenge
luv2eatpuss79 love the name 👌🏻
Who don't luv 2 eat puss
Lmao @ your screen name.
Dude you are the best!!!!!!
Can I subscribe to your channel?
The ice man is working at Dairy Queen.
Why in the world would a children's home separate brothers who had only one another left? Where is their mercy?
I'm wondering where their parents' mercy for them was.
@@smittysmeee they had a good father, their "mother" was the problem.
@@akashmukhopadhyay9335so why didn’t he take them?
@@helenkapetis8869 seriously did you not watch the episode? The so called mother played the woman victim card & barred the father of ever finding his sons. Thank heavens he did & were later reunited after a few horrendous years with their "mother". The same tricks used by Gypsy rose Blanchard's "mother".
UM reunion updates always make me cry
why is Robert Stack always either in the dark or outside at night time, I'm truly convinced the writers & producers wanna freak out the viewers...lol
They we're the suspense Masters!
Frank Olson was murdered by a man named George Hunter White>Robert Lashbrook coordinated the murder at the direction of Sydney Gottlieb in order to protect sensitive information about the MK-Ultra program which began in 1953 and continues today under a different project code name known as Monarch.
If you're going to jump out of a window, you would think that you would open it first.
Robert Stack: Perhaps maybe you, can help solve a mystery.
Me: Omg Mr. Stack, say it again, say it again!
*Goes back @ **1:33** and listens to it over and over*
gumdokim Corny!
@Coy Leigh 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Why not watch and enjoy his voice through the episode?
Love this show
Call a cop the iceman fell victim to foul play.
One of my favorite stores with the boys with the same last name.
I'm glad Tom & Dick were sent to live with their father. He obviously loved them & raised them right. They suffered so much because of their horrible "mother". So many selfish "mothers" traumatise their children it's sickening.
I love the opening music remember it as a kid always creeped me out !!! And the narrators voice
The iceman is now located in Austin TX
How do you know?
The Replica after the Sherriff came is!
@@mrrogers88 The Museum of the Weird in Austin has the Iceman on display, and they show a clip from this episode Unsolved Mysteries as part of the show. We visited last month. It was fun. Whether you think it's a real Iceman or not...well, that's up to you. :)
Defrost the Iceman and then we will see if he is a murder victim 🇦🇺😼
They've profiled the Iceman on Mysteries at the Museum as well. Do they show that as part of the exhibit too?
Robert stack made a good G-man too! 😁
Probably, my favorite u.m. episode.
Giving LSD to people unknowingly is wrong, man I would be upset and afraid.
I loooove that episode with Brendan how sweet...Buuut he favors the villian in the movie Lovely Bones
I see that. Eerie
Tom and Brendan was a great story
Of corse I suppose that in 1993 Unsolved Mysteries got new software & updated music
Whether or not an original specimen was once frozen by Hansen, one of his prop versions (perhaps the original but who really knows) ended up in an episode of storage wars. I believe its at the Museum of Weird in Austin, TX now.
8pm every Saturday night!
The Mortal Kombat of tv shows :)
Was televised on Wednesday originally
Lar Kirby
Yup, I hear you there. I remember on Friday nights, I’d watch past episodes too..also “Tales From The Crypt” and USA “Up All Night” with some Chinese Food or a Dominos Pizza...Never thought I’d be watching it on a handheld device 25+ years later. Classic show!!
FLAWLESS TELEVISION!!
Will the mystery of the McDonald's ice cream machine ever be solved?
There's no dairy product in it.....creamless!
I guess the current investigation has been "frozen in its tracks"
Solved it when I worked there! Lol they either just got done cleaning and don’t wanna clean it again or a lazy manager is on so they don’t fire it up at all so he/she doesn’t haven’t to clean it before their shift ends. So it’s 100% pure laziness, shocker I know lol
I solved it years ago, it's lazy ass workers the end. Nothing breaks down that much.
Lmao! They always tend to be broke or something LOL😂
Is it just me, or has the CIA been surrounded by so much controversy, at least through the last 50-60 years? They have been tied to JFK's death, Marilyn Monroe's death, this story with Frank Olsen, Edward Snowden's exile, and those are just the ones off the top of my head.
Yep, it's the US government's go-to organization for anything secret or dark projects, and subsequently controversial projects as well. From Opération Mongoose (an alliance between the government and the mafia to kill Castro), to all the mysterious deaths in the JFK assassination, to MLK, to anything related to the Cold War, to Snowden....the CIA is synonymous with secrecy, and synonymous with controversy.
Most of it is bullshit
@@kwave5426 No
When you slip acid to people unknowingly, bad shit can happen. That’s so terrible. You would think they’d tell them first. 😡
First one gave me Encino man vibes 😂🤣
MK ultra is what happened to Frank Olson
Awesome show, thanks!
The Brendan as a kid actor sounds like the Joe Pesci version of Lucas the spider! It's Little Lucas Pesci
😂
Da two yoots
Giving unknowing participants LSD. Is almost a guaranteed bad trip!!
The Vaughn brothers.. no matter how you spell them... ARE brothers.
Robert Stack: Perhaps you can help solve a mystery.
Me: What can we do to help?
Robert Stack: Full cavity searches for everyone.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Roto rooter go all the way to the back of their teeth
The force of the blow from jumping that high would & could break every bone in you're body.
You're body? Your a body too!
@@barbarat5729 🤔👍😅
The power of frIendshIp amazInG 👍🤩👍
It was 50 cents to see the iceman in my home town , 1968 it was so cool to see the Minnesota iceman , i think it was a fake dummy .
If you're going to jump out of a window, you would think that you would open it first.
I don't think people wacked out on LSD act logically.
@@sergeiyzerman7240
He died a while after the LSD experiment.
My dad worked at the Kennedy home in the early 1950s in to the mid 60s when this episode aired our phone was ringing off the hook. Children who were in the Kennedy home were calling up from all around the country. My dad called in because he had Brendons sister’s phone number. So many children from the home kept in touch with my dad over the years. Rip dad may you live in Gods memory. 😢 😢😢😢
I saw this exhibit at a fair back in the 80s
I wouldn’t even mind seeing the commercials from that time too
Classic tv 📺 you just don't get anymore!!!
34:16 is the hardest I have ever laughed at this show
Amazing actor
Robert Stack for the best of the Unsolved Mysteries anybody else stinks Ole Miss Robert rest in peace
They admitted the MK Ultra stuff is real but what can they do
Eric Harris of the Columbine high School shootings was also a victim of MK ultra mind control.
@@zoe1972Wrong MK
I wish I could have visited the UM Call Center to talk to the operators someday, but I'll never get the chance.
mkultra is terrifying. its so much worse than even shown here
Sure is. I have listened to many stories. Scary and sick as hell!
Yeah mk ultra is pretty sick 🤕 but it’s more sickening and well worth it when you catch the ones responsible for your torture.... I live for that moment......
@@calebstith5326 yeah its rough aye :/ the indifference humans are capable of showing towards each other blows my mind sometimes
pepe6666 rough aye...!!!! Indifferent humans are cowards....!!! Something tells me your a coward aye.......And it does blow my mind....
@@calebstith5326 i fight tigers blind folded
Larry George is still on death row 28 years later. Meanwhile, Geraldine, sadly, passed away in 2020 at the age of only 59.
2:23 The Iceman 🥶 🥶 🥶
13:47 Tom Vaughn Looking For His Foster Home Buddy Brendan. 🤝
42:57 Update on Fugitive Larry George