Robert Stack made Unsolved Mysteries a great show. His presence as well as his voice narrating these episodes, made them absolutely wonderful. Without Robert Stack, Unsolved Mysteries will never be the same. He is definitely sorely missed. Rest In Peace always, Robert. 🙏🏻🙏🏻
I loved watching these as a kid. Pro tip, never wait until after watching Unsolved Mysteries to go out at night to feed the chickens. Especially if the coop was located by the woods. I did this too often, and scared myself silly many times
I live in DC and have been to Rock Creek Park and DuPont Circle more times than I can count. Chilling and surreal to think about what happened to Levy nearly 20 years ago in that context.
When Patti's story re-aired in December of 2001, Debra and Diana's adopted parents were watching and called the telecenter. They got in contact with Patti and sent her the dresses in the picture shown above along with the adoption papers. Unsolved Mysteries gave Patti the girls' adopted sister's phone number and she talked with her. She then had Diana, now Diana Mary, call Patti and they were both overjoyed to find each other. Debra, now Mary Debra, also got into contact with her mother, but had trouble dealing with the situation because she was old enough to remember their problems, separation, and other traumas. However, she was able to overcome the emotional trauma; a few weeks later, she and Diana were joyfully reunited with Patti.
@@erickanew It never said she was lying you just want to be negative. Of course there's gonna be trauma ripping a kid from the only parent they know on top of that have a grandparent treat you so poorly.
@brett linthicum Hey snowflake. What you just read is called a hyperbole, in this situation it was a light comedic hyperbole to make a point. The point being he does his job very well to make any situation sound scary and serious. A hyperbole means to exaggerate. Since most people don't know what hyperbole actually means. Sorry you have your stick up your ass so far you can't find light humor in things, or otherwise seem unable to function in a remotely civilized manner even while online. Or perhaps your life just sucks that much. Sorry about that.
Very sad case of Joyce Chiang, such a vibrant young woman with a promising career, as a young woman myself working away from home we always have to take precautions but danger is everywhere
Closed status because death is undetermined, wow. I'd not want that man anywhere near my loved ones or my case! Thank goodness they finally got one of her killers
I am not too far from Peoria. I am so sorry Patty. So happy to hear of the update although nothing will ever give her back that time she lost. What an evil "Grandma" she had!!
Disgusting how things worked in those times. Anyone could call "abuse" without any proof and have a person's kids taken away. Thankfully times have changed.
My own grandmother called protective services on my mom accusing her of child abuse when I was 2 or 3 years old. 😒 Luckily, nothing came of it. Yes, it IS that easy to make one phone call to them and start shyt. My mom only knew it had to have been my grandmother because she has no other enemies. My paternal grandmother was extremely jealous of my mom. She felt my mom stole my dad away from her 😒 I don't have a relationship with my dad's family because of their sick, dysfunctional behavior....
Wow!! I am so happy to hear that nothing came of it and you're right, it is that easy. Yet there's cases of kids who NEED taken away and they aren't. It disgusts me someone would call and make false allegations like that. I dont blame you for having nothing to do with them. ❤
I completely can relate, with people just being able to say bs and call and with you're dad's family being so crazy and dysfunctional lol. My husband's family is same way! : (
I'm so sorry you went through that difficult time. That's terrible. I don't blame you for not communicating with that side of the family. Don't worry. God will bless you in some way if he hasn't already.
I lived in the Washington DC area for 15 years and I can tell you there's a lot of cover up on the crimes that are happening there especially in Alexandria or along the riverfront. The local governments do not want people to know how unsafe it can get. For the most part though it is very safe including the Metro
Such a sad and unjust case with Patty and her 2 girls. This shit happens all over the Country, every single day! It's big business and hella payoffs. I hope and pray that Patty was able to reconnect with her daughters back then. My heart STILL breaks for her.
That s unfortunatley true. It happened the same thing with the white woman soldier in Irak Jessica lynch. They kep talking about her, they made a movie ofher. But they did not care much about other US female prisonner afro american of war Shoshana Johnson. US was , is, and wil always be a racist country.
They basically ruined Condit because of this and in reality, it was a serial killer or at least I think he is a serial killer. (Think they were still seeing if the same killer was also responsible for other disappearances as we speak....)
She's a con woman that amazing whatever that British guy with the beard from Hell proved that she was full of shit on his show where he that that douchebag ruins everything that he copied his show off of I don't know there's so many stupid shows it's overload I can't wait for the world to blow up
@@aaronbradley3232 What the heck are you talking about-- can you put a coherent sentence together? You put your jumbled brain out in public for all to see, why would you do that. . .
She's lying, I can tell. That's why there was no personal update because her kids probably don't want to be bothered with her. How you gonna leave the state without your kids while social services are out for your kids. She's not telling the whole story
When I was a child, I watched an Unsolved Mysteries episode in the 80’s that involved a banker who was kidnapped. The suspects duct taped the victim to a wooden chair, threw him over a bridge and into the water, thus drowning. For many years I was terrified that someone would tape me to a wooden chair and throw me in the water.
Why do people insist on walking alone at night ? Yer we should be able to but truth is you’re like a sitting duck out there all alone ! That last story ! Omfg incredible what they did !!!
How is there no evidence that foul play was involved if the girls a ring was found in one place and her jacket was found another place in all of her stuff is scattered all over the place and they know foul play was involved
@Erik Menendez There is no possibility to pressure a country to extradite somebody - it would be against the law of the country - and authorities of a country can't do that. The only possibility to bring the guy to justice would be to bring the authorities go Guyana to persecute the guy themselves. But i didn't get if the information of him being in Guyana is confirmed or if they just beliefe him to be there.
How could Joyce’s friend just leave her at night to get a tea and walk home alone...A real friend always makes sure his/her friend gets home safe..You go out together you leave together
The commander of police strikes me as odd, the way he says there is no connection between Joyce and the other intern. Unless he knows exactly what happen to Joyce how the heck can he say that with such certainty!?! He is seems to possibly be covering for someone or just wants the case to go away ( cause they didn’t solve it) or doesn’t want panic to irrupt in the community about a serial killer. He just comes off arrogant.
I think that’s because they knew the killer(s), so no abduction witnesses present. And maybe Roger Chiang and Gary Condit both had something to do with each of those women’s deaths.
I didn't know about Joyce until watching this episode. So very sad. The police dropped the ball. This is proof we need additional funding for police and a higher overall quality of police office. This is something I don't mind paying for after watching episodes like this. Honestly even if there is .1% reduction in crime it would be worth it to me so there won't be another victim like Joyce. I hope she rest in peace.
Yes be a coward and dont do what u want. Live in fear. Great advice. In fact, don't come out at all. There's more people out during the day that can run u over with their cars. Be safe, dont live your life.
Or even on broad daylight I was almost taken at 2pm in the afternoon walking home from work thank God I screamed and scared him away but I've never walked alone since be careful young ladies or women in general always stay in a group
both woman did resemble and also from same neighborhood this is not a damn coincidence somebody obviously had a "TYPE" romantically speaking i bet both cases are connected this is just tragic ;(
I like her sketch of Santa Claus...I bet that's how they caught him after kidnapped the elves and held them all hostage. Then ground poor Rudolph into reindeer sausage.
So was Child "Protective" Services in this case. It is so sad those children were taken from a loving mother. Even if they reunited after this episode that poor mother will never get those years back.
I became quite obsessed with the murder of Joyce Chiang after discovering the case thanks to the Bizarre Murders dvd set. A bunch of friends and I tried real hard to find potential suspects, links to other cases thanks to geographical profiling, but to no avail. Glad they closed the case, but they need to find a way to get the other guy.
it was you that I told about the boston strangler isn't it,because on 1 episode they said it wasn't albert,and on another they said it was,and this is dna taken from the last victim mary Sullivan and on 1 it says its not albert and on another it said the dna taken from mary matched albert.well you check out unsolved mysteries season 12 ep 5.
@@joannerutledge1377 Hey Joanne! Yep indeed, I saw that episode yesterday and left a comment! It's amazing how they were absolutely convinced that DeSalvo was innocent of Mary Sullivan's murder, absolute 180 degree! 👍✌
@@4thcoming Heya! Oh yes, I've read about Dennis in David Paulides's Missing 411 books and heard a few podcasts about it!! Absolutely fascinating story, particularly the part where witnesses saw a big thing carrying what looked like a child in the area where Dennis was last seen alive. Very scary case.
@@jonathanturbide2232 I no the 1 where marys newphw and sister andalberts brother was season 12 episode 5,but cant remember the one where it said he did it,its unreal,and they say science is 100 per cent.wtf?
I would trying to find my children ..And honestly anybody who is involved in me losing them would probably lose their life including that Catholic priest would be the first to go
The Chaing / Levy segment highlights UM wasn't insusceptible to flights to fancy speculation. There wasn't much to connect them but they still teased the possibility. It was a real stretch. It's kinda said that Joyce's case didnt make bigger news while Levy's case was caught up in crazy media frenzy over a polician and an affair. Not to mention police department mistakes during the search.
@@Fantom6400 That's true, I had forgotten. I was born in the late 80s (grew up in the 90s) and started watching it while young. My siblings were watching the show before I did.
That mall in Humble Texas is the mall I grew up going to with my grandparents. This crime happened before I was born and I've moved away but it's so crazy to see that.
Anyone shaking their head regarding Patti's experience, here's another: Pick ANY non-custodial male's treatment by "family" court and you will get the same treatment reflected.
I've said it over and over, take the police out of the detective field . They don't know the effing first thing about detective work. For them to say those murders of the 2 interns are just coincidence means absolutely nothing, and it is beyond ridiculous to say they were suicides. . They know how to give speeding tickets, that's it. We need to get more professional detective agencies to train expert detectives that earn their degrees and not police detectives that get their badges from a box of Lucky Charms. I got a better theory, perhaps she was running around the park and a gang of squirrels beat her up and took off all her clothes and scattered them around.
birdy elke yes. There was a time people didn’t lock their doors. Even in the 1990’s it took a lot of convincing for my mom to lock hers. And she didn’t even have an alarm until she moved in the 2000’s. she had one but never activated it. Weird to think about now.
god that sketch artist lady is motherfucking awesome. way to take something bad that happened to you and use it to help others. I love it!! What happened to Patti and her babies is down right sick. WTF is wrong with people? And it pisses me off even more because I was a child who actually needed to be helped by CPS and was abandoned but they sure did love to meddle in childs lives who were taken care of. So gross!
Child Protective Services then and today DO NOT have a child's best interests at heart. Their primary goal is to find evidence that supports what the parent(s) have been accused of, regardless of what the facts bear out. Law enforcement acts in the same way. To hell with all of them.
You're too gullible, only got one side of the story, that lady lied the oldest kid remembered the abuse and neglect but she finally forgave her. Patti played poor little victim. How many people leave their small kids going out of state while they're being investigated and Patti did voluntarily sign her rights away. I hate people like her. Freaking liars
Even worse, their sole goal each morning when they go to work is to keep their job. So they just write dodgy reports and interrogate vulnerable young mothers and keep sucking off the public purse.
For the first girl, so sad but could easily have been a cougar attack, her remains were found by a hikers dog down deep in a ravine, and cats will pull thier victims down slopes to get them away and ... the congress man ruined his own carrier with his extra marital affair . And J C life was taken from her no doubt.
Robert Stack made Unsolved Mysteries a great show. His presence as well as his voice narrating these episodes, made them absolutely wonderful. Without Robert Stack, Unsolved Mysteries will never be the same. He is definitely sorely missed. Rest In Peace always, Robert. 🙏🏻🙏🏻
I loved watching these as a kid. Pro tip, never wait until after watching Unsolved Mysteries to go out at night to feed the chickens. Especially if the coop was located by the woods. I did this too often, and scared myself silly many times
Or go down to the basement to do laundry, when you're like 6 years old lol
It’s very relaxing to watch these old shows. It brings me back to a more simple time.
Unsolved mysteries used to scare me when I was little. They don't make good shows like this anymore.
A similar series was Crime Watch Daily
Keep looking. Independent youtubers are really good.
Same here i would be scared watching this..
Especially Because of the music at the begging of the show .
@@starless1444
" A similar series is Crime Watch Daily ".
Crime Watch Daily is a great show, but NOT as terrifying as Unsolved Mysteries.
Joyce Chiang deserved so much better. The police failed her.
I agree it's sad 😢
They’re covering for politicians
The United States IS a Failure
They arrested the individuals responsible, Chandra Levy's murderer is still on the loose!!
My question is why want Joyce’s disappearance not be publicized in the media???
I live in DC and have been to Rock Creek Park and DuPont Circle more times than I can count. Chilling and surreal to think about what happened to Levy nearly 20 years ago in that context.
The segment with the sketch artist was great.
She has an incredible talent.
She's great got hundreds of. Convictions
Wa
She charged double to do a nude sketch of me. Said she needed twice the charcoal and paper. Whatever..
Yep
Poor Deborah. People should never, ever prefer one child over another. It can ruin lives. That grandmother was pathetic.
The children taken from their mother-heart wrenching.
When Patti's story re-aired in December of 2001, Debra and Diana's adopted parents were watching and called the telecenter. They got in contact with Patti and sent her the dresses in the picture shown above along with the adoption papers. Unsolved Mysteries gave Patti the girls' adopted sister's phone number and she talked with her. She then had Diana, now Diana Mary, call Patti and they were both overjoyed to find each other.
Debra, now Mary Debra, also got into contact with her mother, but had trouble dealing with the situation because she was old enough to remember their problems, separation, and other traumas. However, she was able to overcome the emotional trauma; a few weeks later, she and Diana were joyfully reunited with Patti.
Yep I knew that lady was lying and the older kid remembered
@@erickanew It never said she was lying you just want to be negative. Of course there's gonna be trauma ripping a kid from the only parent they know on top of that have a grandparent treat you so poorly.
@@erickanew well it's a darn good thing you happened to be hiding in their closet and saw how everything went down.
I'm so glad she got to finally reunite with her daughters. Her story is heartbreaking to me
I'm glad they were reunited and that the sisters were raised together
Joyce obviously didn't commit suicide. Hello? The torn jacket!?
Kari F if u would of googled her you would of found the killer
@@7641955 everything I find says unsolved, what were you looking at?
And randomly committing suicide after having dinner and Starbucks
7641955 would’ve could’ve, not “of”, as it is short for haVE
Just like Jeffery Epstein...
Lois, the forensic artist is truly amazing. So glad she is working for the police in order to bring those scumbags to justice...
She is amazing..I wonder how she doing now...
Forensics, interesting.
She just retired in 2021. She had been working as a forensic sketch artist for almost 40 years and helped solved 100s of cases!
Robert Stack could make eating a muffin sound scary as hell.
a muffin can be very filling.
And hot
@brett linthicum
Hey snowflake.
What you just read is called a hyperbole, in this situation it was a light comedic hyperbole to make a point. The point being he does his job very well to make any situation sound scary and serious.
A hyperbole means to exaggerate. Since most people don't know what hyperbole actually means.
Sorry you have your stick up your ass so far you can't find light humor in things, or otherwise seem unable to function in a remotely civilized manner even while online.
Or perhaps your life just sucks that much. Sorry about that.
That is the truth haha. I dreaded going to bed when the show went off at night😅
If the background music was there too
Very sad case of Joyce Chiang, such a vibrant young woman with a promising career, as a young woman myself working away from home we always have to take precautions but danger is everywhere
She has an amazing ability to draw people from others memory you go girl keep up the amazing work !!
Way too many dark charcoal criminals
12:21 “May I never miss the thrill
of being near you”
is a line from “No More Lonely Nights” by Paul McCartney, 1984 🤔
That’s oddly weird 🤔
I'm glad someone else noticed these were McCartney lyrics! Weird the show didn't mention that.
Well done
Louis is such a strong and remarkable lady .
Closed status because death is undetermined, wow. I'd not want that man anywhere near my loved ones or my case! Thank goodness they finally got one of her killers
They did not get him.
Im sorry
COVER UP.Plain and simple.
@@cazpk6840 yes they did.
I am not too far from Peoria. I am so sorry Patty. So happy to hear of the update although nothing will ever give her back that time she lost. What an evil "Grandma" she had!!
Amen sister.
I always want to have sister just like you
I think that the grandmother took advantage of Patty to lose her daughters.
Disgusting how things worked in those times. Anyone could call "abuse" without any proof and have a person's kids taken away. Thankfully times have changed.
@@SuperPoshposh???
My own grandmother called protective services on my mom accusing her of child abuse when I was 2 or 3 years old. 😒 Luckily, nothing came of it. Yes, it IS that easy to make one phone call to them and start shyt. My mom only knew it had to have been my grandmother because she has no other enemies. My paternal grandmother was extremely jealous of my mom. She felt my mom stole my dad away from her 😒
I don't have a relationship with my dad's family because of their sick, dysfunctional behavior....
Wow!! I am so happy to hear that nothing came of it and you're right, it is that easy. Yet there's cases of kids who NEED taken away and they aren't. It disgusts me someone would call and make false allegations like that. I dont blame you for having nothing to do with them. ❤
I completely can relate, with people just being able to say bs and call and with you're dad's family being so crazy and dysfunctional lol. My husband's family is same way! : (
Thanks for understanding 😊
tmi
I'm so sorry you went through that difficult time. That's terrible. I don't blame you for not communicating with that side of the family. Don't worry. God will bless you in some way if he hasn't already.
Yes, if one person can use such a traumatic event as an opportunity to help others and heal, wow!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
I lived in the Washington DC area for 15 years and I can tell you there's a lot of cover up on the crimes that are happening there especially in Alexandria or along the riverfront. The local governments do not want people to know how unsafe it can get. For the most part though it is very safe including the Metro
Such a sad and unjust case with Patty and her 2 girls. This shit happens all over the Country, every single day! It's big business and hella payoffs.
I hope and pray that Patty was able to reconnect with her daughters back then. My heart STILL breaks for her.
Truly heartbreaking. The crimes against women and girls in this country are just sickening.
Her mom was a bitch.
Things are very different now. If you work hard and are a devoted parent, you can raise your children yourself.
@@juliesprik9479 absolute garbage
Funny how Joyce's death wasn't given any attention until they were investigating Chandra's death.
Funny that the murders were committed by different suspects in different years.
Give it a rest.
@@cumswag1222 Give what a rest? This is the only time I've ever commented on this topic. I'm allowed my opinions just like you're allowed yours!
I didn't think it was that funny.
That s unfortunatley true. It happened the same thing with the white woman soldier in Irak Jessica lynch. They kep talking about her, they made a movie ofher. But they did not care much about other US female prisonner afro american of war Shoshana Johnson. US was , is, and wil always be a racist country.
remember when the news was talking about chandra levy all the time then 9/11 happened smh
They basically ruined Condit because of this and in reality, it was a serial killer or at least I think he is a serial killer. (Think they were still seeing if the same killer was also responsible for other disappearances as we speak....)
I remember that too ! : (
Yeah i remembered how her disappearance was overshadowed by a national tragedy.
Condit ruined his own career by having an affair while he was married and lied about no sympathy for him.
as a young lad, I skinned my snake regularly to chandra levy
Lois is the best I have ever seen. They are so life like and eerily close to the person they are proving to be
I wish I was as artistically talented as the Lois lady.
@@justinbetland9792 and me, office work. I used to do portraits in high school....But my skills are no where near hers though.
She's a con woman that amazing whatever that British guy with the beard from Hell proved that she was full of shit on his show where he that that douchebag ruins everything that he copied his show off of I don't know there's so many stupid shows it's overload I can't wait for the world to blow up
@@aaronbradley3232 What the heck are you talking about-- can you put a coherent sentence together? You put your jumbled brain out in public for all to see, why would you do that. . .
@@katiezee2 yup. That sounds a little bit unhinged.
Aaron Bradley wow you are a total whacko. Go get some help dude, you can’t form a single coherent thought.
The scetch artist is a true hero in her own story good for her!
That last story is infuriating. That poor woman.
I really felt for that poor woman/mother who clearly cherished her daughters, thankfully it ended on a positive note.
I think that the grandmother took advantage of Patty fir losing her daughters.
That bitch of a grandmother was EVIL!
She's lying, I can tell. That's why there was no personal update because her kids probably don't want to be bothered with her. How you gonna leave the state without your kids while social services are out for your kids. She's not telling the whole story
I just researched it that mom was abusing those kids, the oldest daughter remembered, with neglect and physical abuse, I knew she was lying
When I was a child, I watched an Unsolved Mysteries episode in the 80’s that involved a banker who was kidnapped. The suspects duct taped the victim to a wooden chair, threw him over a bridge and into the water, thus drowning. For many years I was terrified that someone would tape me to a wooden chair and throw me in the water.
That was a horrendous crime! I recently watched that episode! Gave me chills.
Yeah that’s one of the scariest stories I’ve seen on here. Vicious.
I watched that episode not to long ago. It was basically for no damn reason
Unsolved mysteries with Robert stack was good veiwing in the 80s, missed watching this program every week.
Why do people insist on walking alone at night ? Yer we should be able to but truth is you’re like a sitting duck out there all alone !
That last story ! Omfg incredible what they did !!!
They could have known the perpetrator, or there would have been abduction witnesses.
Lois Gibson is a beautiful soul. She’s absolutely amazing. Sweet lady. 💐
Commander jack is so corrupt. How do you say no similarities????
Yea, something very stupid about him. Lots of similarities between the e women. WTH!!!
@@carolv8450 mi
He reminds me Mitch McConnell ughghgh
Police investigation Joyce Chiang need to be investigated. So many blatant blunders.
Africans
It was an obvious government crime, likely Clinton associated,
How is there no evidence that foul play was involved if the girls a ring was found in one place and her jacket was found another place in all of her stuff is scattered all over the place and they know foul play was involved
Also, to add, they probably knew the killer(s), or else there would have been abduction witnesses.
you're talking about police detectives that couldn't find a murdered body if they tripped over it.
I believe that the Washington P.D. in the case of Joyce Chiang took the easy way out....!!
Why u said that ?
Or that they're involved!!!
@Erik Menendez There is no possibility to pressure a country to extradite somebody - it would be against the law of the country - and authorities of a country can't do that. The only possibility to bring the guy to justice would be to bring the authorities go Guyana to persecute the guy themselves. But i didn't get if the information of him being in Guyana is confirmed or if they just beliefe him to be there.
Lois, that's an amazing story!
How could Joyce’s friend just leave her at night to get a tea and walk home alone...A real friend always makes sure his/her friend gets home safe..You go out together you leave together
exactly 🤦🏾♂️ she shouldve waited or went inside w her
The commander of police strikes me as odd, the way he says there is no connection between Joyce and the other intern. Unless he knows exactly what happen to Joyce how the heck can he say that with such certainty!?! He is seems to possibly be covering for someone or just wants the case to go away ( cause they didn’t solve it) or doesn’t want panic to irrupt in the community about a serial killer. He just comes off arrogant.
police make absolutely garbage detectives.
What n amazing talent and gift she has for drawing perpetrators.
got to give the victim credit as well for being able to give such accurate discriptions.
I'm just curious if she ever pressed charges against her assaulter? How can she expect the victims to do so if she can't bring herself to do so. 🤔
2:04 The other Intern 14:50 Artist for the Persecution 25:54 Waag, the Dog 35:25 Patti's Little Girls
You’re the real MVP
Joyce Chiang was so beautiful
True. She was. What a shame.
Why? Open the door when you have a peep hole so you no who's at your door 🙄
I never can understand why people do that . I never would.
I don't know how they do it those artists that draw so accurately suspects that is so much talent that lady has in first story
Wow that sketch artist lady has a gift...That is her purpose in life..a gift God gave her
Police, "Cause of death?"...M.E., "Dunno"....Police, "Ok, case closed" 🤔🤔🤔
Undetermined is a cause of death listened
Um well meaning people? Nosy ,pushy ,lying people. This crap is still happening to people by so called Child Protective Services.
Absolutely right! Cps are liars and very corrupt out for nothing but their own interests
Absolutely! Couldn't agree with yah more!
Its ridiculous for him to say there was no evidence of foul play when there clearly was!!!
Love this show!
In a town where there are video cameras on every corner and in every other bush???.... um yeah,ok, sure!!!! Two girls disappear, no clue!!
this happened about 30 years ago... lmfao chill
Take your happy pills bro...all kidding aside...brain health is super important
@@microwavesupport9327 it happened in 99' thats 20 years ago
Heavy Jay 😂😂😂right ! I was looking around like “ I was 18 in 99” let’s not add on more years 😂😂😂😂
I think that’s because they knew the killer(s), so no abduction witnesses present. And maybe Roger Chiang and Gary Condit both had something to do with each of those women’s deaths.
I didn't know about Joyce until watching this episode. So very sad. The police dropped the ball. This is proof we need additional funding for police and a higher overall quality of police office. This is something I don't mind paying for after watching episodes like this. Honestly even if there is .1% reduction in crime it would be worth it to me so there won't be another victim like Joyce. I hope she rest in peace.
Nowadays they would be jumping on the fact she is not white the media projecting the publics so called racism.
Media is the enemy of the people
And definitely no more Dems defunding police, decriminalizing many crimes, and $0 bail “reform!”
That sketch artist is AMAZING.
I remember Chandra story almost 20 years now
Congrats
LADIES, PLEASE take self defense classes. Don’t trust everyone.
@Gary Steele evans my thoughts exactly
TPHVICTIMS don’t go walking alone at night in the city. Don’t trust strangers.
Men please stop raping and killing
Anyone!
TPHVICTIMS exactly that's a smart idea be prepared to whoop ass if someone tries to attack u 🙏🕺🏻
Girls, don't go out alone at night!!
Agree
Yes be a coward and dont do what u want.
Live in fear.
Great advice.
In fact, don't come out at all. There's more people out during the day that can run u over with their cars.
Be safe, dont live your life.
@Street Deacon Or go out but with ammo EG: pepper spray and a switch blade !
Or even on broad daylight I was almost taken at 2pm in the afternoon walking home from work thank God I screamed and scared him away but I've never walked alone since be careful young ladies or women in general always stay in a group
@Ritcotitco ha ha 👍
both woman did resemble and also from same neighborhood
this is not a damn coincidence
somebody obviously had a "TYPE" romantically speaking
i bet both cases are connected
this is just tragic ;(
I bet it would be scary AF listening to Robert Stack slurp his spaghetti.
😂
I think the policeman that said there were no similarities, when there obviously are, should be a suspect.
I wanted to see them reunite!
Lets have a round of applause for the reenactment actors who bailed from that car.. also, those guys were buying weed not computers, for sure.
That sketch artist was a knock out!
I like her sketch of Santa Claus...I bet that's how they caught him after kidnapped the elves and held them all hostage. Then ground poor Rudolph into reindeer sausage.
Mmmm...reindeer sausage
Govt coverup for both Chandra and Joyce. Murdered. RIP 💐😢🙏💖
Her parents had humongous heads & faces
Taking away children from their parent shouldn't include a innocent person in having to forcibly signing papers such as a death certificate. Insane !😥
*This is the U.S., the nation that criticizes other nation !*
That grandmother was a huge pos
So was Child "Protective" Services in this case. It is so sad those children were taken from a loving mother. Even if they reunited after this episode that poor mother will never get those years back.
Yeah when she died I hope she's riding in hell. She is evil incarnate
I became quite obsessed with the murder of Joyce Chiang after discovering the case thanks to the Bizarre Murders dvd set. A bunch of friends and I tried real hard to find potential suspects, links to other cases thanks to geographical profiling, but to no avail. Glad they closed the case, but they need to find a way to get the other guy.
it was you that I told about the boston strangler isn't it,because on 1 episode they said it wasn't albert,and on another they said it was,and this is dna taken from the last victim mary Sullivan and on 1 it says its not albert and on another it said the dna taken from mary matched albert.well you check out unsolved mysteries season 12 ep 5.
Webslueths! Read about the Dennis Martin case from 1969.
@@joannerutledge1377 Hey Joanne! Yep indeed, I saw that episode yesterday and left a comment! It's amazing how they were absolutely convinced that DeSalvo was innocent of Mary Sullivan's murder, absolute 180 degree! 👍✌
@@4thcoming Heya! Oh yes, I've read about Dennis in David Paulides's Missing 411 books and heard a few podcasts about it!! Absolutely fascinating story, particularly the part where witnesses saw a big thing carrying what looked like a child in the area where Dennis was last seen alive. Very scary case.
@@jonathanturbide2232 I no the 1 where marys newphw and sister andalberts brother was season 12 episode 5,but cant remember the one where it said he did it,its unreal,and they say science is 100 per cent.wtf?
I would trying to find my children ..And honestly anybody who is involved in me losing them would probably lose their life including that Catholic priest would be the first to go
Try some contraception, Latino.
Amen!! I would do the same for my child.
Then you're in prison for murder and they keep the kids anyway.
I would have went to jail. They could not adopt out the children.
I'll kill for mine.
The Chaing / Levy segment highlights UM wasn't insusceptible to flights to fancy speculation. There wasn't much to connect them but they still teased the possibility. It was a real stretch.
It's kinda said that Joyce's case didnt make bigger news while Levy's case was caught up in crazy media frenzy over a polician and an affair. Not to mention police department mistakes during the search.
Joyce did NOT commit suicide! Notice the second girl received more attention? Why is that?
@Crim Sin sadly that's true. Will people ever change? 🙄
Actually I think it was because of the affair.
I actually had no idea that Unsolved Mysteries continued into the 2000's. I thought it was just a 90's show.
Bootstataboots
It began in 1987. After Robert Stacks’ death in 2003 many episodes have been edited, remastered and brought up to date.
It was also an 80’s show. I know because I’m old.
@@Fantom6400 That's true, I had forgotten. I was born in the late 80s (grew up in the 90s) and started watching it while young. My siblings were watching the show before I did.
Something really smells in this case . I think all 3 murders were the same killer and not some illegal either. It's a cover-up of some kind
Agreed
That mall in Humble Texas is the mall I grew up going to with my grandparents. This crime happened before I was born and I've moved away but it's so crazy to see that.
Wow that’s crazy.
Joyce Chiang was murderded...JusticeForJoyce
I sure wouldn't want Capt Jack Barrett investigating my child's case! He obviously does not care. Appalling!
He's an idiot.
Why does that one person not want the cases connected? All those updates sure were Convenient ?
Poor Patti, terrible what she went through, every day must have been such pain.
She is gifted the sketcher❤️...
All countries should have extradition treaties with one another
Best murder mystery channel! I can’t believe I just found this in 2020.
What a good mother beautiful lady didn't give up on her children
Yes she did she signed them over
Best way to capture a couple of nerds is to offer them a deal on a new computer
That 3rd picture of Clayton Wagner had him looking like a muppet.
The craziest part of Patty's story is that Illinois actually gave a shit about kids, seventy years ago
great tv series
Amazing Episode!
Anyone shaking their head regarding Patti's experience, here's another:
Pick ANY non-custodial male's treatment by "family" court and you will get the same treatment reflected.
The story was about sexism and discrimination against single mothers, so take your whataboutism somewhere else.
Joyce's family got closure a decade ago when her case was ruled a homicide and some rapists were pegged for her murder.
It's so sad how they tricked the mother into signing over her rights.
I've said it over and over, take the police out of the detective field . They don't know the effing first thing about detective work. For them to say those murders of the 2 interns are just coincidence means absolutely nothing, and it is beyond ridiculous to say they were suicides. . They know how to give speeding tickets, that's it. We need to get more professional detective agencies to train expert detectives that earn their degrees and not police detectives that get their badges from a box of Lucky Charms. I got a better theory, perhaps she was running around the park and a gang of squirrels beat her up and took off all her clothes and scattered them around.
Oh... She lets someone in, then asked Hello! Who are you?
birdy elke it was 1971
@@teresahowick5197 wow... These were eras were we didn't even locked the door. Yeah.
birdy elke yes. There was a time people didn’t lock their doors. Even in the 1990’s it took a lot of convincing for my mom to lock hers. And she didn’t even have an alarm until she moved in the 2000’s. she had one but never activated it. Weird to think about now.
Bad scene setting in that reenactment for sure. That wouldn't actually happen. Quite right.
Lol, I know right, I thought the same. I guess people think I'm crazy because I don't answer the door for anyone that doesn't call first.
Never go off with a stranger under any circumstances. If he says he's a cop he won't mind u calling 911 to verify
its just soo sad about Joyce. If only her friend stayed with her regardless of Joyce instisting she would be okay
Beautiful drawings very talented wish I that high..blessed
Robert Stack had a smexy voice.
Smexy?
@@darkkiss7247 it's like being sexy... only with more smegma.
@@sir_john_hammond 😂
@@darkkiss7247 Smexy: sexy+smart
@@sir_john_hammond hahahah! Yummy
god that sketch artist lady is motherfucking awesome. way to take something bad that happened to you and use it to help others. I love it!!
What happened to Patti and her babies is down right sick. WTF is wrong with people? And it pisses me off even more because I was a child who actually needed to be helped by CPS and was abandoned but they sure did love to meddle in childs lives who were taken care of. So gross!
Child Protective Services then and today DO NOT have a child's best interests at heart. Their primary goal is to find evidence that supports what the parent(s) have been accused of, regardless of what the facts bear out. Law enforcement acts in the same way. To hell with all of them.
You're too gullible, only got one side of the story, that lady lied the oldest kid remembered the abuse and neglect but she finally forgave her. Patti played poor little victim. How many people leave their small kids going out of state while they're being investigated and Patti did voluntarily sign her rights away. I hate people like her. Freaking liars
True!!!! Thanks
Exactly
Even worse, their sole goal each morning when they go to work is to keep their job. So they just write dodgy reports and interrogate vulnerable young mothers and keep sucking off the public purse.
This guy in a suit is very serious. He must be right
Robert stack is the man. Nobody can replace him.
The second case. The lady is very brave .
I remember when Clayton Wagner was caught. The photo copy store where he was caught is 10 minutes away from my house at the time!
Wow that’s crazy
For the first girl, so sad but could easily have been a cougar attack, her remains were found by a hikers dog down deep in a ravine, and cats will pull thier victims down slopes to get them away and ... the congress man ruined his own carrier with his extra marital affair . And J C life was taken from her no doubt.