It is an irrefutable fact that Robert Stack made Unsolved Mysteries a great show with his fine narration, his impeccable image, his professionalism being a host. Too sad that this show was discontinued being a successful series. Robert Stack is sorely missed as well as this series. Rest in Peace always, Robert, you are irreplaceable. 🙏💐👍🙌👏
I mean it sounds like Lizzie Borden didn’t do it though, so it’s not really creepy that she was interested in the story of Lizzie Borden. A lot of people are interested in true crime but it doesn’t make them creepy. lol
@COONHUNTER #1 seriously? you probably deserved it based on your name there. it doesn't get more racist, evil, and offensive. as long as you have that then your dark energy will cut you down.
It’s my favourite show. I watched it in 2004-2006 when I was 9 to 11 years old. I watch it a lot now on RUclips. Really nostalgic! Robert Stack is a legend!
@@luigituriano1536 ah 2004, I was 11. I also enjoyed it way back lol. I still remember we had a cable company that's not around anymore it was called adelphia i think.
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LEAH ROBERTS UPDATE - After the initial investigation concluded, Kara asked the Whatcom County sheriff's office to keep Leah's car in case more clues turned up years later. This decision bore fruit in 2006 when Mark Joseph, the detective who had originally investigated the case, passed his files on to two younger detectives.[8] Reviewing the case, one of the detectives noticed that the car and its contents had not been fully processed for evidence when it was originally brought in, so the two decided to finish that job.[3] As no one had looked under the Jeep's hood during the initial investigation, the detectives pried it open and found that a wire to the starter relay had been cut. This would have allowed the car to accelerate without anyone having depressed the gas pedal, confirming early suspicions that no one had been in the car when it left the road, and thus had been purposely wrecked. The detectives found a fingerprint under the hood and some male DNA on an article of Leah's clothing.
The guy who called anonymously claiming to see Leah killed her I'm sure. Why would a real (innocent) witness want to remain anonymous? They would want some credit for finding Leah! He called to throw the investigators off, by making them think she was alive but didn't stay on the phone long enough to be identified.
Please, if you want to go on a trip, never travel alone, especially if you are a woman but just in general. There isn't anyplace far away that you need to travel to alone.
in other words, once again the original detectives just like in nearly all the UM episodes failed miserably missing obvious clues that a beginning detective in day one of detective school should be able to figure out.
@@cheryldahl9192 though I agree to an extent, there are valid reasons why people don't come forward. Mainly if a person has a criminal background, they might not want to come forward because A. Not wanting to deal with police B. Fear that they'll be blamed. C. Fear that they won't be believed My sister was an addict. Years later, when she was completely clean, she was sexually assaulted & upon reporting it to the police they did not believe her. As a result of the skepticism & indifference by the police, she now has no desire to go to the cops about anything she may be the victim of, or witness to, in the future. Another case, the Boca Mall Murders.........a woman & her 7yr old daughter were found dead in the backseat of their idling SUV. Both mother & child were shot in the head at point blank range & both were wearing blacked out swimming goggles & both were bound with handcuffs & both their necks were affixed to the seats headrests with zip ties. Turns out a couple months earlier, this same exact scenario played out with another mother & small child........except they lived to tell about it. However, the police didn't believe the first woman & thought her story was far fetched. Until they came across the second crime scene months later
brian calls his father scared to death of being attacked by someone and his father DID NOTHING..I would have been there faster than lightening..school does not report him missing for a WEEK???
I always love it when people know exactly what they would do in every situation. Smh. If you want to rush to your child's side and hold their little hand through their adult lives and bring them home every time someone looks at them the wrong way, that's your problem.
michelleprieur1 you’re conflating helicopter parenting with literal life and death...you’re a fucking moron. I’d expect my adult children to solve their own problems but I’d step in if they were in actual physical danger.
This show takes the award for eerie . So many shows have tried but this one wins . Robert Stack is perfect . His voice is like no other and the stories are creepy 😵
I spent time in a group home for girls in Fall River. Exactly across the street from the Borden House. At this time,no one lived there and it was empty. One night, a friend and I broke out of the girls home and into the Borden house. I walked into the parlor where Mr.Borden died. I thought my friend was with me and she pushed me. I turned around to yell at her for messing around and she wasn’t there. She had gotten scared and ran outside. This is right before the House was turned into a bed and breakfast. We also used to see figures in the upstairs window from our bedroom window . Scared the shit out of me
Lonnie McGuire did you stay at the bed and breakfast? My kids and I are doing it this summer. The owner is a friend of mine and booked my room for half off, we are staying in Lizzie’s old bedroom
I wish they would do an “ unsolved mysteries update “ now on all the cases this show covered . The ones that weren’t solved when aired. Robert Stack died in 2003. Their have been many updates to cases since then.
The producers do update the cases that have been solved. I see updates from very recent (2015 was a recent update) on the reruns that air on the Roku channel.
My Family lives In Bristol, Rhode Island. Roger Williams University is SO BEAUTIFUL!!! I had no clue of the story that happened there. Brian is only 2 years older than me. How sad. The new young generation is so much more accepting of LIFE. Bless Brian 💜
The story on Leah Roberts on here is one of the best I've seen. I visually can now see the whole story as others put so much "fluff. " You get lost in what really happened as there are so many unimportant details added - here I finally see the Jeep as other stories have placed the jeep on the road but on the side, damaged.
I’ve never seen her story with the jeep on the side of the road. ID Disappeared did a show on Leah, they provided details that were not mentioned here And no disrespect but law enforcement is often inept.. they over look a lot or hire unskilled folks in area specialty. I think her car was rigged to go over the cliff. I read years ago her car sat on the lot for a long time and no ever checked the mechanics of rigging the car Over the years there’s one thing that I’ve learned , a lot of details are false, inaccurate etc due to incompetence which really shocks me that details are not vetted ….. there’s a wiki page on Leah also
@@nikozurdo I think that's what it was, closure. Because had he never been found she would have wondered and worried for years. I just wish it hadn't happened to her.
Suicide is a touchy subject. Family always deny the possibility. They can't admit it to themselves. Between the police clearing the ex school mate and the origins of the phone calls being resolved - Brian likely killed himself. He was having a hard time with school, maybe his sexuality. They say he was quiet and introspective. His dad uses the phrase 'crisis mode'. Did Brian have a type of mental illness that wasn't disclosed? Was it undiagnosed? He went to the place he was familiar / comfortable with and killed himself is the most logical conclusion. To suggest he was afraid for his life, yet didn't want to talk to anyone about it, then went to an isolated spot when a random nut or an ex lover killed him is jumping to unsubstantiated conclusions.
If my son or daughter told me they were gay, I would say and? Focus on your school-work. And if someone was threatening my Son or daughter I would of gotten "involved" immediately. I would've driven there that night!
The guy who called anonymously claiming to see Leah killed her I'm sure. Why would a real (innocent) witness want to remain anonymous? They would want some credit for finding Leah! He called to throw the investigators off, by making them think she was alive but didn't stay on the phone long enough to be identified.
@@stolasgoetia93 Fingerprints were first discovered in 1892, same year the Borden's were murdered, it wasn't until 1911 that the U.S. courts first accepted them as a reliable means of identification. So, no, that type of forensic technology was (unfortunately) not available back then.
I love a good ghost story, but in the case of the Lizzie Borden B&B I think it's just a money grab. The owner(s) of the bed & breakfast are taking advantage of the gruesome murders to make money out of it, knowing that a haunted house is far more marketable than a regular boring old house. It's pretty shameful and pathetic on their part.
@Jack Rabbit Geez, for someone telling me to focus on myself and to mind my own business you sure seems to care an awful lot about what I wrote. Very ironic, "Jack". This ain't about imperialism or whatever you wrote, it's about calling out a scam artist preying on the gullible - the owner(s) of the Lizzie Borden B&B are stealing money from their customers by pretending that the place is haunted when it isn't, and that's really wrong. These owners are taking advantage of a real life tragedy to fill their bank accounts, that's unacceptable and that's why I wrote my comment in the first place. The entire thing is a pathetic scam, and it's sad that a lot of people are falling for it. Have fun focusing on yourself, "Jack"! Don't focus too hard! 😉😆
Jack Rabbit Yeah, but atleast some good has come out of UM’s “exploitation” in that criminals get apprehended. What good comes from exploiting the gruesome crimes at the Lizzie Borden house?
@@kleeamd8274 , people who love ghost stories about different places enjoy going to those places. I believe in ghosts...have I seen one No , but that doesn't mean they are not real..... the one thing about ghost stories I've noticed over the years as the incident tends to happen to those who do not Believe in ghosts then to those who do believe.
@@jonathanturbide2232 You Sir, are a fucking idiot. "it's about calling out a scam artist preying on the gullible - the owner(s) of the Lizzie Borden B&B are stealing money from their customers by pretending that the place is haunted when it isn't" Really?!? Pretending the place is haunted? There is no such thing as fucking ghosts, so obviously anything who says they have a haunted anything is lying. What you are saying makes zero sense.
Leah's car remained in the possession of investigators for several years. In 2006, the car was re-examined; it was discovered that a wire to the starter relay had been cut. This would have allowed the car to accelerate without anyone depressing the gas pedal, confirming early suspicions that no one had been in the car when it left the road and thus had been purposely wrecked. They found a fingerprint under the hood and some male DNA on an article of Leah's clothing. Investigators re-interviewed a man who claimed to have seen Leah at a restaurant in the area. The man had worked as a mechanic and had a military background, which made them suspicious of him. However, the fingerprint in her car was not a match to him. It is not known if the DNA matched him or not. Investigators continue to hope that Leah will someday be found; they believe that her remains are somewhere near the area where her car was found.
@campbellscollision I didn't say it affected the gas pedal. It would allow the car to accelerate WITHOUT pressing the gas pedal. Meaning there was no one in the car and it was purposely wrecked.
The excellent 1975 TV movie "The Legend of Lizzie Borden," starring the amazing Elizabeth Montgomery, is available on RUclips. (I'd add the link but I forget how.)
Then how do they know who's driving it.?? easier to prove when driver caught red handed . Plus if he is driving illegally and hurts someone.Insurance wont cover the damage.
Lizzie Borden's sister stopped talking to her later in life i do believe she may have realized she was guilty 😳 and Leah Roberts deserves justice they have their suspect surely dna wound get her justice that poor girl
I didnt know it was common for someone to could commit suicide by jumping off a bridge and your foot would magically be separated from your leg but the shoe is on the foot....
The only way somebody loses a dead foot inside the shoe is homicide sounds like somebody was getting rid of a body and lost the foot also I thought when somebody dies the body relaxes and shoes easily fall off.. Hypothetically if he jumped ok zero articles of clothing really tough to not have closure for family
Probably thought he was being over dramatic. He’s in college now, he’s a man, if someone is threatening him he should go to the police or handle it himself. Not have “campus security” send over some self described “chill dude” to his dorm to talk to him about it. Schools don’t give a shit. And at a certain point you have to stop relying on your parents. Handle the problem yourself OR go to the people with the badges and the guns if you want
Just an opinion. I watched the original often with my Dad growing up so that could be why I prefer it as well. What is your opinion of Robert Stack vs Dennis Farina as the host?
That's what I was thinking. That perhaps she was internally injured and died in the forest. She may have also been attacked by a large animal some distance away. Sad story all around.
Unsolved. Leah's car remained in the possession of investigators for several years. In 2006, the car was re-examined; it was discovered that a wire to the starter relay had been cut. This would have allowed the car to accelerate without anyone depressing the gas pedal, confirming early suspicions that no one had been in the car when it left the road and thus had been purposely wrecked. They found a fingerprint under the hood and some male DNA on an article of Leah's clothing. Investigators re-interviewed a man who claimed to have seen Leah at a restaurant in the area. The man had worked as a mechanic and had a military background, which made them suspicious of him. However, the fingerprint in her car was not a match to him. It is not known if the DNA matched him or not. Investigators continue to hope that Leah will someday be found; they believe that her remains are somewhere near the area where her car was found.
Stephen Anderson eluded the police for just over a year before a tip from an America's Most Wanted viewer placed him living in the outskirts of Cherokee County in North Carolina. On November 22, 2002, he was arrested there. He later pleaded guilty to various weapons charges and was sentenced to fifteen years in prison. He was released on December 17, 2015.
He probably got a few supporters within the "establishment " just with official positions, some maybe even wearing black robes, so much for that "back the blue" smh
According to experts who have investigated hauntings for decades, sometimes when people are unexpectedly murdered they tend to stay earthbound instead of crossing over to the light. I believe that is why the bed and breakfast is haunted. Neither Andrew nor Abby expected to be brutally murdered like that.
I believe Lizzie Borden was sexually abused/molested by her father, & that her stepmother did nothing to stop it! And thus, Lizzie eventually got tired of it & killed them both out of rage! Go Lizzie, go!
Same here. I’ve been following her case for years I think she was murdered.. on Disappeared they said she ate at a restaurant and was talking to folks about her journey… she also went to see a movie…. I think she followed … murdered The so called guy that call police … he knew something.. wouldn’t be surprised if his wife was used to capture Leah. He only called the police to throw them off ..
I think Brian killed himself , many suicides are spur of the moment choices it sounds like he was struggling with being away from home and with his studies and with his sexuality.
It isnt at all since they found some of his remains and it could easily of been an accident or suicide. The context is really different from someone who probably would not of left the area and no body was found.Some of the 411 cases it seems impossible the body wouldnt of been found without someone physically taking it. Brians case looks like a suicide or accident.
Missing 411 is a good hustle to me, DP cherry picks the facts of a case… says things are bizarre that aren’t when you look at the science Example. When a person experiences hypothermia they have a tendency to undress because the body over heats due do vasodilation etc. look it up
I have questions about Bryan's case. how did Brian's foot get dislocated from his body? What transportation was used to get to that spot by the water/bridge? Bryan didn't have a car of his own did he? If he was scared he was probably still safest on campus with a bunch of people around all the time. Did he have off campus hang out spots? He couldn't have been knocked out on campus and dragged to a car or something someone would've seen something and if he saw anyone he felt threatened by on campus before being attacked he could have screamed for help or ran to a dorm area with a lot of people.
The Leah Roberts Story is interesting and so sad at the same time. I remember watching that one on Unsolved Mysteries in 2005 when I was 10. I still remember the car scene and Leah’s pic at the old house I lived at. I also heard the cat was okay, which is good because I am a huge cat Lover. The militia guy vs cop story, the militia guy shoulda gotten beaten up in prison for attempted murder on a cop! #ISupportPolice #ILoveCats #LeahRoberts #MyHeartWithLeahRoberts #UnsolvedMysteries #RobertStackIsALegend #RIPRobertStack. I was so hoping an update on Leah Roberts since it’s 2020. 😣😢😢😢. I live in British Columbia Canada 🇨🇦, just above Washington State.
"Bits of cat food and a small cat carrier were found in the vehicle,[5] confirming that Leah had taken Bea on the trip with her, although the cat has never been found."
Decomposition in the water. All of the skin and tissue rots or is eaten by sealife and separates. It was bones and tendons found in the shoe. Still he could have been murdered, but not because of your theory
It got moved from Wednesdays to Fridays, which is usually a night where most ppl go out rather than watch TV. That's probably what caused the low ratings.
I believe anything's possible. I don't really know the history of this but I do believe all hotels/motels/inns/etc are haunted and some day someone will know my experiences but may not believe them (by that time they'll be reading after I"m gone). At least I'm trying to write my experiences out but it's not easy due to the nature and confusion of it all. I mean there are a couple people in my area talk to themselves "or do they" who am I to say they are not really talking to whom they think they are after all I've experienced.
Parents never want to admit it but sometimes the simplest explanation is the truth. It looks to me that Bryan committed suicide. His case remains unsolved.
@@genevievetaylor6897 when a body is submerged the fish eat everything but the feet as it decomposes because they wont eat the shone itself. Which, is the exact reason why the most common body part to be beached is the foot within the shoe itself. No shoes then nothing would likely be carried in the tides because it would be gone. Not conclusive for anything but pointing out that the person us in fact dead.
Just bc you ha e a bad wreck doesn't mean you will be bloody. I rolled my car 3 times..it was a vehicle like Leah's, and I didn't have a scratch on me. No blood. I was just bruised up badly.
WHAT!!!???? I have to watch all videos with subtitles because I'm deaf. The previous story was about the disappearance of Steven Nisenfeld. Then, while watching the Lizzie Borden B&B, at 17.38 is the name Steven Nisenfeld talking about hiring staff... Weird...
Unsolved. Leah's car remained in the possession of investigators for several years. In 2006, the car was re-examined; it was discovered that a wire to the starter relay had been cut. This would have allowed the car to accelerate without anyone depressing the gas pedal, confirming early suspicions that no one had been in the car when it left the road and thus had been purposely wrecked. They found a fingerprint under the hood and some male DNA on an article of Leah's clothing. Investigators re-interviewed a man who claimed to have seen Leah at a restaurant in the area. The man had worked as a mechanic and had a military background, which made them suspicious of him. However, the fingerprint in her car was not a match to him. It is not known if the DNA matched him or not. Investigators continue to hope that Leah will someday be found; they believe that her remains are somewhere near the area where her car was found.
If she is deceased and her remains are near the accident in Washington State, remember it’s been 20 exact years, almost 21 years, since she disappeared. Her remains probably decomposed to the point they became one with nature, and so unrecognizable. I was so hoping on a positive update at the end of the Leah Roberts story segment. I hope her story gets closure too.
@@Chrissy259 I think she was murdered In the Disappeared episode she had dinner at a mall, was talking to folks around the bar or something and told them about her journey… she also saw the movie American Beauty. .. someone followed her And the so called guy and his wife that claim they saw her, they’re lying.. just trying to throw off cops…his wife was probably in on it …. They may have wanted to rape.. sexually exploited her bc they didn’t steal her money etc
after watching season upon season, I'm starting to realize how much this show endlessly frustrates me. but I guess it's much easier to judge when it's in the past and it hadn't happened to you...BUT sometimes you're just like "come the fuck on! you've gotta be kidding me!"
Years ago, two investigators went to the basement of the infamous Borden house and found a big metallic bowl. Then, they used a UV light and the whole thing showed blood!; it was clear that the blood of the victims was collected there and disposed somewhere. Lizzy Borden was a very bad blood herself! Actress Elizabeth Montgomery portrayed Lizzy in a disturbing movie years ago.
The house where Lizzie Borden lived, would scare the hell out of me. I wouldn’t visit that house for all the tea in China since it is hunted as I have read. And having my own personal experiences with the paranormal, I would not want to have another “encounter” with a dead person ever again. Thanks but no thanks, I would not visit this house. It is scary as hell……hearing noises, footsteps, or someone talking and when you look around there is no one present…….that’s not for me. I will see Lizzie Borden’s house the outside only and that’s it.
Unsolved. Leah's car remained in the possession of investigators for several years. In 2006, the car was re-examined; it was discovered that a wire to the starter relay had been cut. This would have allowed the car to accelerate without anyone depressing the gas pedal, confirming early suspicions that no one had been in the car when it left the road and thus had been purposely wrecked. They found a fingerprint under the hood and some male DNA on an article of Leah's clothing. Investigators re-interviewed a man who claimed to have seen Leah at a restaurant in the area. The man had worked as a mechanic and had a military background, which made them suspicious of him. However, the fingerprint in her car was not a match to him. It is not known if the DNA matched him or not. Investigators continue to hope that Leah will someday be found; they believe that her remains are somewhere near the area where her car was found.
It probably wandered off in the forest... or it was gone by the time the car crashed... very creepy story for sure. Never travel alone is my philosophy -- you should be able to but you really can't!!
@@cigarsgunsandgasoline8032 Not to sound racist, but it is fucked up how Chinese officials and government workers in China eat cats dogs and bats! Fucking 2020 virus!
Tht Leah Roberts situation man she was radica about leaving it all behind and then boom it was all left behind hmm and she was three months short of graduating Spanish degree so she could’ve left it all n went south Atleast I Hope tht is the case for her
The Leah Roberts case makes no sense.You know your family has been through as much as they have, why would you willingly put them through more.My family dealt with a lot of unsuspected death and some medical diagnoses when I was younger.I couldn’t imagine willfully putting my family through more pain like that.
It is an irrefutable fact that Robert Stack made Unsolved Mysteries a great show with his fine narration, his impeccable image, his professionalism being a host. Too sad that this show was discontinued being a successful series. Robert Stack is sorely missed as well as this series.
Rest in Peace always, Robert, you are irreplaceable. 🙏💐👍🙌👏
2:06 Campus Calamity 12:17 Borden House 22:56 Kerouac Fan 34:20 KY Bomber
Nobody Ever Truly Dies
@@richardmannion2831LMAO 🤣😂
I once dated a girl who was obsessed with Lizzie Borden. I became obsessed with getting far away from her.
LOL
Cool story bro
I mean it sounds like Lizzie Borden didn’t do it though, so it’s not really creepy that she was interested in the story of Lizzie Borden. A lot of people are interested in true crime but it doesn’t make them creepy. lol
😂😂😂😂😂🔪🔪⛏⛏
@COONHUNTER #1 seriously? you probably deserved it based on your name there. it doesn't get more racist, evil, and offensive. as long as you have that then your dark energy will cut you down.
Unsolved mysteries is one of my all-time favorite shows
It’s my favourite show. I watched it in 2004-2006 when I was 9 to 11 years old. I watch it a lot now on RUclips. Really nostalgic! Robert Stack is a legend!
@@luigituriano1536 ah 2004, I was 11. I also enjoyed it way back lol. I still remember we had a cable company that's not around anymore it was called adelphia i think.
Watching it every night for weeks now.. 🙂
Same here. I remember watching the episodes during their original air dates in the 1980s/1990s/early 2000s.
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Thanks to this program I became aware of so many charming small towns I want to visit.
I always wondered if this feeling was ever mutual! indeed!
Me too ❤
LEAH ROBERTS UPDATE -
After the initial investigation concluded, Kara asked the Whatcom County sheriff's office to keep Leah's car in case more clues turned up years later. This decision bore fruit in 2006 when Mark Joseph, the detective who had originally investigated the case, passed his files on to two younger detectives.[8] Reviewing the case, one of the detectives noticed that the car and its contents had not been fully processed for evidence when it was originally brought in, so the two decided to finish that job.[3]
As no one had looked under the Jeep's hood during the initial investigation, the detectives pried it open and found that a wire to the starter relay had been cut. This would have allowed the car to accelerate without anyone having depressed the gas pedal, confirming early suspicions that no one had been in the car when it left the road, and thus had been purposely wrecked. The detectives found a fingerprint under the hood and some male DNA on an article of Leah's clothing.
The guy who called anonymously claiming to see Leah killed her I'm sure. Why would a real (innocent) witness want to remain anonymous? They would want some credit for finding Leah! He called to throw the investigators off, by making them think she was alive but didn't stay on the phone long enough to be identified.
Please, if you want to go on a trip, never travel alone, especially if you are a woman but just in general. There isn't anyplace far away that you need to travel to alone.
in other words, once again the original detectives just like in nearly all the UM episodes failed miserably missing obvious clues that a beginning detective in day one of detective school should be able to figure out.
It's amazing how these investigator's do a half a** investigation 😆
@@cheryldahl9192 though I agree to an extent, there are valid reasons why people don't come forward.
Mainly if a person has a criminal background, they might not want to come forward because A. Not wanting to deal with police B. Fear that they'll be blamed. C. Fear that they won't be believed
My sister was an addict. Years later, when she was completely clean, she was sexually assaulted & upon reporting it to the police they did not believe her.
As a result of the skepticism & indifference by the police, she now has no desire to go to the cops about anything she may be the victim of, or witness to, in the future.
Another case, the Boca Mall Murders.........a woman & her 7yr old daughter were found dead in the backseat of their idling SUV.
Both mother & child were shot in the head at point blank range & both were wearing blacked out swimming goggles & both were bound with handcuffs & both their necks were affixed to the seats headrests with zip ties.
Turns out a couple months earlier, this same exact scenario played out with another mother & small child........except they lived to tell about it.
However, the police didn't believe the first woman & thought her story was far fetched.
Until they came across the second crime scene months later
brian calls his father scared to death of being attacked by someone and his father DID NOTHING..I would have been there faster than lightening..school does not report him missing for a WEEK???
I always love it when people know exactly what they would do in every situation. Smh. If you want to rush to your child's side and hold their little hand through their adult lives and bring them home every time someone looks at them the wrong way, that's your problem.
People like you are why we have so many man-children now.
I have a 2 year old son, I would have picked him up immediately!!
michelleprieur1 you’re conflating helicopter parenting with literal life and death...you’re a fucking moron. I’d expect my adult children to solve their own problems but I’d step in if they were in actual physical danger.
@@33moneyball It's ok, it's natural selection. These 2 idiots will have kids and then lose them. Thus keeping their idiocy from perpetuating.
This show takes the award for eerie . So many shows have tried but this one wins . Robert Stack is perfect . His voice is like no other and the stories are creepy 😵
15 years for attempted murder of a sheriffs deputy and over 20,000 rounds + explosives. Gotta love the bluegrass state!
Ya its BS.
This is America indeed
Robert Stack is (wait for it) Legendary.
I spent time in a group home for girls in Fall River. Exactly across the street from the Borden House. At this time,no one lived there and it was empty. One night, a friend and I broke out of the girls home and into the Borden house. I walked into the parlor where Mr.Borden died. I thought my friend was with me and she pushed me. I turned around to yell at her for messing around and she wasn’t there. She had gotten scared and ran outside. This is right before the House was turned into a bed and breakfast. We also used to see figures in the upstairs window from our bedroom window . Scared the shit out of me
The bed and breakfast is at 230 2nd street Fall River. I live about ten minutes away now,walking distance
Unsolved mysteries has the wrong address
Lonnie McGuire going there and living right across the street are two different things, as is breaking into the place lmao
Lonnie McGuire did you stay at the bed and breakfast? My kids and I are doing it this summer. The owner is a friend of mine and booked my room for half off, we are staying in Lizzie’s old bedroom
@@noneofyourbusiness6193 are you scared???
I wish they would do an “ unsolved mysteries update “ now on all the cases this show covered . The ones that weren’t solved when aired. Robert Stack died in 2003. Their have been many updates to cases since then.
The producers do update the cases that have been solved. I see updates from very recent (2015 was a recent update) on the reruns that air on the Roku channel.
That would be fabulous do updates on every unsolved case. 👍
check unsolved mysteries wiki
They usually do still to this day update the old shows if there was a new development
My Family lives In Bristol, Rhode Island. Roger Williams University is SO BEAUTIFUL!!! I had no clue of the story that happened there. Brian is only 2 years older than me. How sad. The new young generation is so much more accepting of LIFE. Bless Brian 💜
No thank you to visiting Lizzy Borden's house
I'd love to visit the Lizzy Borden's home.
Ron Collier I actually have some envy for your belief/fear of ghosts. It sounds exciting.
Lol
Why do the police always say it's suicide when they can't or WON'T find a killer?
Laziness incompetent cops
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What kind of update was that on Bryan’s case? The update literally told us what we already knew by watching the original segment
The story on Leah Roberts on here is one of the best I've seen. I visually can now see the whole story as others put so much "fluff. " You get lost in what really happened as there are so many unimportant details added - here I finally see the Jeep as other stories have placed the jeep on the road but on the side, damaged.
I’ve never seen her story with the jeep on the side of the road. ID Disappeared did a show on Leah, they provided details that were not mentioned here
And no disrespect but law enforcement is often inept.. they over look a lot or hire unskilled folks in area specialty. I think her car was rigged to go over the cliff. I read years ago her car sat on the lot for a long time and no ever checked the mechanics of rigging the car
Over the years there’s one thing that I’ve learned , a lot of details are false, inaccurate etc due to incompetence which really shocks me that details are not vetted ….. there’s a wiki page on Leah also
That was a strange mother, she was more relieved that Brian was dead, then to think that maybe he just "wandered" off .
That is wierd
she got closure i guess
@@nikozurdo I think that's what it was, closure. Because had he never been found she would have wondered and worried for years. I just wish it hadn't happened to her.
What’s strange is your inability to comprehend closure. 🙄
If I were a cop, the Kentucky militia segment would be my worst fear
Suicide is a touchy subject. Family always deny the possibility. They can't admit it to themselves.
Between the police clearing the ex school mate and the origins of the phone calls being resolved - Brian likely killed himself. He was having a hard time with school, maybe his sexuality.
They say he was quiet and introspective. His dad uses the phrase 'crisis mode'. Did Brian have a type of mental illness that wasn't disclosed? Was it undiagnosed?
He went to the place he was familiar / comfortable with and killed himself is the most logical conclusion. To suggest he was afraid for his life, yet didn't want to talk to anyone about it, then went to an isolated spot when a random nut or an ex lover killed him is jumping to unsubstantiated conclusions.
If my son or daughter told me they were gay, I would say and?
Focus on your school-work. And if someone was threatening my Son or daughter I would of gotten "involved" immediately. I would've driven there that night!
Yep same, I’d be on my way before the phone is even hung up.
Samee
The guy who called anonymously claiming to see Leah killed her I'm sure. Why would a real (innocent) witness want to remain anonymous? They would want some credit for finding Leah! He called to throw the investigators off, by making them think she was alive but didn't stay on the phone long enough to be identified.
Why can't people use common sense🙄
Today's DNA would have solved the Borden murders.
They might have solved it with fingerprints but chose not to use that tech.
@@stolasgoetia93
Fingerprints were first discovered in 1892, same year the Borden's were murdered, it wasn't until 1911 that the U.S. courts first accepted them as a reliable means of identification. So, no, that type of forensic technology was (unfortunately) not available back then.
I love a good ghost story, but in the case of the Lizzie Borden B&B I think it's just a money grab. The owner(s) of the bed & breakfast are taking advantage of the gruesome murders to make money out of it, knowing that a haunted house is far more marketable than a regular boring old house. It's pretty shameful and pathetic on their part.
I agree.
@Jack Rabbit Geez, for someone telling me to focus on myself and to mind my own business you sure seems to care an awful lot about what I wrote. Very ironic, "Jack".
This ain't about imperialism or whatever you wrote, it's about calling out a scam artist preying on the gullible - the owner(s) of the Lizzie Borden B&B are stealing money from their customers by pretending that the place is haunted when it isn't, and that's really wrong. These owners are taking advantage of a real life tragedy to fill their bank accounts, that's unacceptable and that's why I wrote my comment in the first place. The entire thing is a pathetic scam, and it's sad that a lot of people are falling for it.
Have fun focusing on yourself, "Jack"! Don't focus too hard! 😉😆
Jack Rabbit
Yeah, but atleast some good has come out of UM’s “exploitation” in that criminals get apprehended. What good comes from exploiting the gruesome crimes at the Lizzie Borden house?
@@kleeamd8274 , people who love ghost stories about different places enjoy going to those places. I believe in ghosts...have I seen one No , but that doesn't mean they are not real..... the one thing about ghost stories I've noticed over the years as the incident tends to happen to those who do not Believe in ghosts then to those who do believe.
@@jonathanturbide2232 You Sir, are a fucking idiot.
"it's about calling out a scam artist preying on the gullible - the owner(s) of the Lizzie Borden B&B are stealing money from their customers by pretending that the place is haunted when it isn't"
Really?!? Pretending the place is haunted? There is no such thing as fucking ghosts, so obviously anything who says they have a haunted anything is lying. What you are saying makes zero sense.
2023 and this case is still unresolved. 😢❤️🌹🙏🌹❤️
Interestingly enough that Leah was reading the same authors as was Chris Mccandless who was found up here in Alaska....
They were both on a soul quest …. so it’s not really odd if that makes sense
If a picture tells a story she sure looked like a nice person
Leah's car remained in the possession of investigators for several years. In 2006, the car was re-examined; it was discovered that a wire to the starter relay had been cut. This would have allowed the car to accelerate without anyone depressing the gas pedal, confirming early suspicions that no one had been in the car when it left the road and thus had been purposely wrecked. They found a fingerprint under the hood and some male DNA on an article of Leah's clothing.
Investigators re-interviewed a man who claimed to have seen Leah at a restaurant in the area. The man had worked as a mechanic and had a military background, which made them suspicious of him. However, the fingerprint in her car was not a match to him. It is not known if the DNA matched him or not.
Investigators continue to hope that Leah will someday be found; they believe that her remains are somewhere near the area where her car was found.
That case always had me wondering
@campbellscollision I didn't say it affected the gas pedal. It would allow the car to accelerate WITHOUT pressing the gas pedal. Meaning there was no one in the car and it was purposely wrecked.
Don't go in the basement! Do not go in the basement!... No one listens.
They never listen😋
Basements, attics and sheds. Yikes.
The excellent 1975 TV movie "The Legend of Lizzie Borden," starring the amazing Elizabeth Montgomery, is available on RUclips. (I'd add the link but I forget how.)
It does make me wonder why police chase a car when they can get number plate, owner ID & apprehend them later.
Might be stolen
Then how do they know who's driving it.?? easier to prove when driver caught red handed . Plus if he is driving illegally and hurts someone.Insurance wont cover the damage.
No way.
That guesthouse? No thank you! Just knowing what happened there is enough to keep me far, far away from that house!
Lizzie Borden's sister stopped talking to her later in life i do believe she may have realized she was guilty 😳 and Leah Roberts deserves justice they have their suspect surely dna wound get her justice that poor girl
I didnt know it was common for someone to could commit suicide by jumping off a bridge and your foot would magically be separated from your leg but the shoe is on the foot....
Eric Fiveson maybe fish ate him
Doesn't sound very likely does it?
The only way somebody loses a dead foot inside the shoe is homicide sounds like somebody was getting rid of a body and lost the foot also I thought when somebody dies the body relaxes and shoes easily fall off.. Hypothetically if he jumped ok zero articles of clothing really tough to not have closure for family
@Jack Rabbit interesting did not know about disarticulation. Learn something new everyday. :)
@@fives914 Sharks
The Lizzie Borden story freaked me out when I was kid.
The Leah Roberts story freaked me out and interested me too. I was 10 in 2005 when I saw that episode on Unsolved Mysteries. Robert Stack is a legend!
that cheshire cat smile was haunting
So he finally decided to make the 5 hour drive AFTER his son disappears and AFTER he asked his dad to come get him because he was being threatened.
Probably thought he was being over dramatic. He’s in college now, he’s a man, if someone is threatening him he should go to the police or handle it himself. Not have “campus security” send over some self described “chill dude” to his dorm to talk to him about it. Schools don’t give a shit. And at a certain point you have to stop relying on your parents. Handle the problem yourself OR go to the people with the badges and the guns if you want
Yeah glad i dont have a father like that!
@@stevew278 but parents should always help their kids if they need it, regardless of age.
Bryan committed suicide. I feel bad for his greiving parents who so want to believe something nefarious happened to him.
Katherine is a professor of psychology..didnt know she was a ghost buster too! 😂👌🏻
The original intro/music was better in my opinion.
Agreed
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I respectfully disagree, the new one is much more fresh and modern, the old one to me is way too slow and lacking depth
Just an opinion. I watched the original often with my Dad growing up so that could be why I prefer it as well. What is your opinion of Robert Stack vs Dennis Farina as the host?
Leah probably got injured in the crash and was disoriented then wandered off and died.
That's what I was thinking. That perhaps she was internally injured and died in the forest. She may have also been attacked by a large animal some distance away. Sad story all around.
Unsolved. Leah's car remained in the possession of investigators for several years. In 2006, the car was re-examined; it was discovered that a wire to the starter relay had been cut. This would have allowed the car to accelerate without anyone depressing the gas pedal, confirming early suspicions that no one had been in the car when it left the road and thus had been purposely wrecked. They found a fingerprint under the hood and some male DNA on an article of Leah's clothing.
Investigators re-interviewed a man who claimed to have seen Leah at a restaurant in the area. The man had worked as a mechanic and had a military background, which made them suspicious of him. However, the fingerprint in her car was not a match to him. It is not known if the DNA matched him or not.
Investigators continue to hope that Leah will someday be found; they believe that her remains are somewhere near the area where her car was found.
Stephen Anderson eluded the police for just over a year before a tip from an America's Most Wanted viewer placed him living in the outskirts of Cherokee County in North Carolina. On November 22, 2002, he was arrested there. He later pleaded guilty to various weapons charges and was sentenced to fifteen years in prison. He was released on December 17, 2015.
Lizzie Borden was being molested by her father, and her mom ignored it. So yeah, she killed them. It is in a book called Ghost Box, by Chris Moon.
Interesting. I agree.
Where did they touch her?
Molested is a genteel way of saying raped. Her father did, the mother's fault was in not doing anything about it.
@@graveyardghost2603 That’s why she died too
@@graveyardghost2603 i always thought molested was different than rape, like it meant touch/fondled aggressively
Lady: "Put the story to rest once and for all."
Also Lady: Opens a B&B there .. 🤦🙄
How is that he got 15 yrs when that was obviously attempted murder? 😤
Idk but ur hot
Because execution is a waste of money.
Probably good behavior. If either of us did all that stuff it would be life in prison
GTBW
He probably got a few supporters within the "establishment " just with official positions, some maybe even wearing black robes, so much for that "back the blue" smh
If you want a lot of business at your bed and breakfast, just tell people it's haunted.
According to experts who have investigated hauntings for decades, sometimes when people are unexpectedly murdered they tend to stay earthbound instead of crossing over to the light. I believe that is why the bed and breakfast is haunted. Neither Andrew nor Abby expected to be brutally murdered like that.
I believe Lizzie Borden was sexually abused/molested by her father, & that her stepmother did nothing to stop it! And thus, Lizzie eventually got tired of it & killed them both out of rage! Go Lizzie, go!
I think O.J did it.
R.I.P ROBERT STACK #2021
I wish they had a follow up show. I want to know if they ever found Leah.
not to this date, her case was featured on dissapeared too
Same here. I’ve been following her case for years
I think she was murdered.. on Disappeared they said she ate at a restaurant and was talking to folks about her journey… she also went to see a movie…. I think she followed … murdered
The so called guy that call police … he knew something.. wouldn’t be surprised if his wife was used to capture Leah. He only called the police to throw them off ..
M GTOW
I think Brian killed himself , many suicides are spur of the moment choices it sounds like he was struggling with being away from home and with his studies and with his sexuality.
The story of Brian sounds like a missing 411 case. David Paulides investigates these and it fits.
It isnt at all since they found some of his remains and it could easily of been an accident or suicide.
The context is really different from someone who probably would not of left the area and no body was found.Some of the 411 cases it seems impossible the body wouldnt of been found without someone physically taking it.
Brians case looks like a suicide or accident.
Missing 411 is a good hustle to me, DP cherry picks the facts of a case… says things are bizarre that aren’t when you look at the science
Example. When a person experiences hypothermia they have a tendency to undress because the body over heats due do vasodilation etc. look it up
Brian’s father looks 20 years younger in the interviews , the fk ? Lol .
I wonder if the story about Leah will ever be solved. Her story is a bit confusing
There's no evidence that she's alive but there's no evidence that she's dead either
40:00 ok Herbert from family guy just hijacked this episode of UM. LOL
I have questions about Bryan's case. how did Brian's foot get dislocated from his body? What transportation was used to get to that spot by the water/bridge? Bryan didn't have a car of his own did he? If he was scared he was probably still safest on campus with a bunch of people around all the time. Did he have off campus hang out spots? He couldn't have been knocked out on campus and dragged to a car or something someone would've seen something and if he saw anyone he felt threatened by on campus before being attacked he could have screamed for help or ran to a dorm area with a lot of people.
Wow, this Unsolved Mystery episode looked old school. The music and episodes were classic UM.
What ever happened to Leah cat
That's the #1 reason I suspect fowl play. If she plained on hurting herself she wouldnt have taken her cat. I guarantee it
The Leah Roberts Story is interesting and so sad at the same time. I remember watching that one on Unsolved Mysteries in 2005 when I was 10. I still remember the car scene and Leah’s pic at the old house I lived at. I also heard the cat was okay, which is good because I am a huge cat Lover.
The militia guy vs cop story, the militia guy shoulda gotten beaten up in prison for attempted murder on a cop! #ISupportPolice #ILoveCats #LeahRoberts #MyHeartWithLeahRoberts #UnsolvedMysteries #RobertStackIsALegend #RIPRobertStack.
I was so hoping an update on Leah Roberts since it’s 2020. 😣😢😢😢. I live in British Columbia Canada 🇨🇦, just above Washington State.
Washington is a beautiful rugged, wild state anything could happen there.
@@jessestewart169 Yeah. Leah Roberts would be 44 if still alive today. But no update. :(
#nooneCares
"Bits of cat food and a small cat carrier were found in the vehicle,[5] confirming that Leah had taken Bea on the trip with her, although the cat has never been found."
@@raytoons Oh no.
I saw a documentary about dozens of shoes with feet are washing up on shores. Nobody figured it out yet. Check it out ppl.
Yes in Vancouver, BC Canada
That cop had no chance. He was way too scared to be in that situation.
How does someone break off an entire foot on their own??? Brian was murdered
Decomposition in the water. All of the skin and tissue rots or is eaten by sealife and separates. It was bones and tendons found in the shoe. Still he could have been murdered, but not because of your theory
I don’t understand the decline on tv ratings on the late stages of the show, as the cases were as interesting as in the prior episodes... or even more
Cable television
It got moved from Wednesdays to Fridays, which is usually a night where most ppl go out rather than watch TV. That's probably what caused the low ratings.
One factor would be the changes the producers did to the show which started by the mid-point of the tv show's run.
I believe anything's possible. I don't really know the history of this but I do believe all hotels/motels/inns/etc are haunted and some day someone will know my experiences but may not believe them (by that time they'll be reading after I"m gone). At least I'm trying to write my experiences out but it's not easy due to the nature and confusion of it all. I mean there are a couple people in my area talk to themselves "or do they" who am I to say they are not really talking to whom they think they are after all I've experienced.
Parents never want to admit it but sometimes the simplest explanation is the truth. It looks to me that Bryan committed suicide. His case remains unsolved.
His foot was severed from his body???? His entire foot - this was a murder
@@genevievetaylor6897 when a body is submerged the fish eat everything but the feet as it decomposes because they wont eat the shone itself. Which, is the exact reason why the most common body part to be beached is the foot within the shoe itself. No shoes then nothing would likely be carried in the tides because it would be gone. Not conclusive for anything but pointing out that the person us in fact dead.
Just bc you ha e a bad wreck doesn't mean you will be bloody. I rolled my car 3 times..it was a vehicle like Leah's, and I didn't have a scratch on me. No blood. I was just bruised up badly.
Would not be surprised if the militia guy took part in the January 6th 2021 terrorist attack in D.C.
Steven Anderson : "Look at me! I are a cowboy!"
Another good episode from start to finish
Y so serious 😈🃏🥃
WHAT!!!???? I have to watch all videos with subtitles because I'm deaf. The previous story was about the disappearance of Steven Nisenfeld. Then, while watching the Lizzie Borden B&B, at 17.38 is the name Steven Nisenfeld talking about hiring staff... Weird...
Unsolved. Leah's car remained in the possession of investigators for several years. In 2006, the car was re-examined; it was discovered that a wire to the starter relay had been cut. This would have allowed the car to accelerate without anyone depressing the gas pedal, confirming early suspicions that no one had been in the car when it left the road and thus had been purposely wrecked. They found a fingerprint under the hood and some male DNA on an article of Leah's clothing.
Investigators re-interviewed a man who claimed to have seen Leah at a restaurant in the area. The man had worked as a mechanic and had a military background, which made them suspicious of him. However, the fingerprint in her car was not a match to him. It is not known if the DNA matched him or not.
Investigators continue to hope that Leah will someday be found; they believe that her remains are somewhere near the area where her car was found.
If she is deceased and her remains are near the accident in Washington State, remember it’s been 20 exact years, almost 21 years, since she disappeared. Her remains probably decomposed to the point they became one with nature, and so unrecognizable.
I was so hoping on a positive update at the end of the Leah Roberts story segment. I hope her story gets closure too.
I think Leah could’ve hit her head when she crashed and wandered off to get help but she succumbed to her injuries and died.
Her body would have been found
@@carmenroffa Yeah, I agree. It was just a thought I had.
As far as Leah goes she didny hurt herself. She would not have taken her cat if she planned on doing any harm to herself
April, Hi confusing case. Was it foul play or mental illness with Leah ? Hope somebody can find answers to her case.
@@Chrissy259 I think she was murdered
In the Disappeared episode she had dinner at a mall, was talking to folks around the bar or something and told them about her journey… she also saw the movie American Beauty. .. someone followed her
And the so called guy and his wife that claim they saw her, they’re lying.. just trying to throw off cops…his wife was probably in on it …. They may have wanted to rape.. sexually exploited her bc they didn’t steal her money etc
I feel Leah Roberts is still alive. I have no proof. I just know that she is.
23:09 "honey, there's a shirt or something..." Awesome. very late-night infomercial.
UM acting at its finest. 🎭
after watching season upon season, I'm starting to realize how much this show endlessly frustrates me. but I guess it's much easier to judge when it's in the past and it hadn't happened to you...BUT sometimes you're just like "come the fuck on! you've gotta be kidding me!"
that was Abby Borden's Ghost because she had the same Victorian dress when she was murdered by Lizzie Borden
TBH I just feel bad for the cat.
The moral of the story: If you’re ever tempted to act like a hippie, don’t.
brian killed himself so clear
What happened to Leah's cat 😕?
Years ago, two investigators went to the basement of the infamous Borden house and found a big metallic bowl. Then, they used a UV light and the whole thing showed blood!; it was clear that the blood of the victims was collected there and disposed somewhere. Lizzy Borden was a very bad blood herself! Actress Elizabeth Montgomery portrayed Lizzy in a disturbing movie years ago.
ANOTHER GREAT EPISODE
👊 BE VIGILANT JUSTICE HAS TO COME 👊
R.I.P. BRIAN NISENFELD 💫🙏💫
Steve Anderson only served 15 years?!!!!! WTF!
The house where Lizzie Borden lived, would scare the hell out of me. I wouldn’t visit that house for all the tea in China since it is hunted as I have read. And having my own personal experiences with the paranormal, I would not want to have another “encounter” with a dead person ever again. Thanks but no thanks, I would not visit this house. It is scary as hell……hearing noises, footsteps, or someone talking and when you look around there is no one present…….that’s not for me. I will see Lizzie Borden’s house the outside only and that’s it.
I don't believe in ghosts but love your show 😊
I was really hoping leah segment would have an update but nah:(
Unsolved. Leah's car remained in the possession of investigators for several years. In 2006, the car was re-examined; it was discovered that a wire to the starter relay had been cut. This would have allowed the car to accelerate without anyone depressing the gas pedal, confirming early suspicions that no one had been in the car when it left the road and thus had been purposely wrecked. They found a fingerprint under the hood and some male DNA on an article of Leah's clothing.
Investigators re-interviewed a man who claimed to have seen Leah at a restaurant in the area. The man had worked as a mechanic and had a military background, which made them suspicious of him. However, the fingerprint in her car was not a match to him. It is not known if the DNA matched him or not.
Investigators continue to hope that Leah will someday be found; they believe that her remains are somewhere near the area where her car was found.
It might be worth to visit Fall River, MA for the johnny cakes at the Lizzie Borden house alone.
oh, yeah -- smoke pouring out of kitchen's always a ghost.
You’re just jealous that it didn’t happen to u!!
Brigadier in the Kentucky militia...🤣
America is fucking weird man.
Oh, Lizzie did it, alright.
Nope, I did it.😜
9:04 Glad to see Brain had awesome taste in music. I had that same Nirvana picture.
22:02 lmao "fashionable" and "Fall River" used in the same sentence
I wonder what happened to Leah’s cat 🐈
Its dead
Chinese restaurant special...🤷
It probably wandered off in the forest... or it was gone by the time the car crashed... very creepy story for sure. Never travel alone is my philosophy -- you should be able to but you really can't!!
@@cigarsgunsandgasoline8032 Not to sound racist, but it is fucked up how Chinese officials and government workers in China eat cats dogs and bats! Fucking 2020 virus!
Me too Lauren. I’m a cat lover myself. Love cats.
If Lizzie did it why she killed her father for if she loves him
Right on 👍
Tht Leah Roberts situation man she was radica about leaving it all behind and then boom it was all left behind hmm and she was three months short of graduating Spanish degree so she could’ve left it all n went south Atleast I Hope tht is the case for her
Trench coat is back!!🎉
Hey, when did they add timestamps? Very helpful.
18:18 that bed impression look soo fake 🤣🤣🤣
it was still creepy though haha
Maybe Lizzie Borden heard the same ghosts in the house.
The Leah Roberts case makes no sense.You know your family has been through as much as they have, why would you willingly put them through more.My family dealt with a lot of unsuspected death and some medical diagnoses when I was younger.I couldn’t imagine willfully putting my family through more pain like that.
Ohh she was grieving hard..
I think she was murdered… watch the ID Disappeared episode of Leah and read her Wiki page