Unsolved Mysteries with Robert Stack - Season 2, Episode 11 - Full Episode
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- Опубликовано: 14 мар 2019
- This episode includes: Fool's Gold, Update: Baltimore Babynapping, Suicide Homicide, Baby Broker and Donald Eugene Webb.
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When you realize that Robert Stack would look distinguished, dignified, and dapper in 1820, 1920, and 2020. Class is timeless.
Lmao accurate
Ha...well in 1820 for sure he would look rather out of place. Ppl might be suspicious
@@tharealmikezee3165 incorrect.
I'd join his cult, he just seems like someone you can trust.
He'd need a hat in 1820
I WANNA SAY THIS TO ALL OF YOU:
THIS WAS MY Favorite show 15 years ago, I thought I was the only one that loved this show. I even bought the DVD. I am happy to be able to share with you all, and read all of your comments. Thanks SO MUCH TO THE UPLOADER. RIP ROBERT STACK.
The DVD collection is way too truncated in my opinion.
You’re beautiful
ever heard of a old show top cops from 1991?
Only one that loved the show?
@@elgeneralxx I have but Cops doesn't come close to this show! Forensic Files, maybe!
I am glad that they brought all these old ones back on here!
Brian Jones thank you for that info, i will be very happy to watch all of the episodes. You are a gem !!!
Rebecca Wagner THEY. Have also been on VUDU app too !
NOBODY NARRATES LIKE ROBERT STACK !!
Peter Thomas from Forensic Files was better but both are great!
Mr. Stack was an excellent narrator! He played the part so well. A real gem!
@@dougroberts9821 I don't know about better.. but Peter Thomas scares the daylights out of me as well! The only difference for me is that with UM we see the host, with his coat and his elegance and all his charm- that's what makes Robert Stack for me the winner.
@@dougroberts9821 I agree....Although I adore both of them.
BILL CURTIS AND PETER THOMAS ARE AWESOME TOO
People say they'd like their life narrated by Morgan Freeman. I'd want Robert Stack.
I’d want my death narrated by Robert Stack.
Another favorite is Richard Attenborough.
The Georgia Tann case is another one well-remembered by fans of the show during its original prime time run. It seemed there were 3 or 4 updates to the case as relatives started finding each other once "Unsolved Mysteries" aired its re-enactment.
I have to say, I am thrilled to know there are so many fans of the show on here. "Unsolved Mysteries" was must-see TV back on Wednesday nights during this era. I'm glad to know so many people remember the show fondly, and got the same impression I did: often a gentle scare and total admiration for Robert Stack. And that music!!!
Yeah professional wrestler Ric Flair was a victim of Georgia Tann's black market baby enterprise. He opened up about it on his new documentary on peacock.
Was ric one of the babies? Wow 😮
So was Joan Crawford - she adopted kids from that woman and so did a few other Hollywood actors!
We are from Memphis & my mother grew up during the time this happened. At the same time there was also Dr. Martin Luther king giving his speeches all over memphis. The man was terrorized on the daily! It kept the police busy so I think that’s how this woman was able to go under the radar for so long….
@@gracefulcharm6118georgia tann’s whole operation was going on in the 30s and 40s before MLK
How could anyone steal someone's newborn baby? That would be unending torture by fire. Truly twisted creature. Lord have mercy.
Nowadays this black market exists. You know how money helps adoptions
Unfortunately it happens often in many Asian and Indonesian countries. The babies are typically adopted out to Europeans and North Americans.
@@baylorsailor
Sickening
Its been going on forever.
Yeah it still goes on.
Robert Stack is a time traveler testing humanity one episode at a time
So glad that little baby was returned safely!!
The ENTIRE series should be released on both DVD nd on RUclips. :)
@chakur25 that's not true I still buy DVDs because I don't have cable TV. I don't even have Netflix, Hulu and whatever. I know it sucks being poor. At least they still make DVDs even though sometime in the future they'll probably be discontinued. I even know quite a few people that actually still buy DVDs and Blu Rays like me.
@chakur25 yeah I remember when VHS tapes were a thing also until those got discontinued in the mid 2000s. When I got a cell phone I cut off my landline also. The only people that I know of that still has landlines are my grandparents and my mother. It is crazy how things like watching movies on the internet and whatnot has became a thing for this new generation.
@@MattWolfe1019 Me, too:-). I still watch DVDs and am perfectly fine with it.
@@MattWolfe1019 wait, what?!! You have money to buy series of shows on DVD, but can't pay for Netflix? I can pay to watch Netflix for 4 or 5 months with the amount 1 series costs on DVD. You already have internet to make a comment on RUclips, why not use the money for Netflix and have more variety than just 1 series to watch from?
@@albakreuk5830 I use cash not debit and credit cards considering I can't have that for like the next 8 years of my screwed up life. I might as well just shoot myself. As far as internet goes I use free wifi from McDonald's.
It’s very obvious her ex boyfriend killed her and she didn’t commit suicide. They were in a heated fight
You suck at playing detective. Keep your day time job.
He must have been connected to someone very important the way investigations were repeatedly shut down despite the testimony and evidence presented that there was more to this than a simple suicide.
If the local sheriff was being bribed by the Dynapac con man, how could there have been a legitimate investigation of the whistleblower's death?
Also, was it confirmed by fingerprinting that the con man was the person who actually died from cancer and not a stand-in?
I'm always suspicious of the "death" of wealthy criminals on who are either facing charges and suddenly die or were on the run when they died.
It would only be a factor if the death occurred in the same county as the bribed sheriff. Since the whistle-blower moved, it was likely a different jurisdiction. I am not saying there couldn't be anything setup, but the bribed sheriff isn't as big a red flag as you think.
Very suspicious.
"If cops can't be left alone mind business of own corruption in policing is regular get used to us we recycle it often 2022"
- 🐖
Can we also talk about how terrible a lawyer Belli must have been? Either he was a con artist himself or he failed to read a basic recommendation letter. Utter failure all around
Omg I applaud Rayanne's family. Denied so many times.
A stubborn ADA who didn't want to to actual work
This is elementary a non suicide case, there's a big person behind this that can keep these people on tight leash.
@@ryaaaaan 38 years and still no action
It’s not the best outcome but Webb was in his own prison, locking himself up and hiding at his ex-wife’s for 19 years until his death. This crime was so unnecessary and tragic.
she should have been charged for aiding and abetting
Ray Ann's mom died in 2015. Her father and siblings still search for the truth. My opinion, she was murdered and this is a coverup.
Yes she was murdered. I feel so badforher poor parents
Really sad about the mom, damn shame. 😔
Seems obvious to me it was the bf! Wtf?!
Suicide by a shotgun with a legal barrel length would require holding the gun vertically with the muzzle under the jaw; otherwise, the trigger would be unreachable. A shotgun would need a sawed off barrel in order to be consistent with the autopsy.
daboys1215 ray ann committed suicide. May she RIP.
Wow so they inserted an update as late as 2017, very cool.
They have updated up to this year, which is very cool indeed.
With Ray Ann's death, why didn't they analyze the fingerprints on the gun? Her ex boyfriend should have been considered a suspect, and this should have been ruled as a possible homicide. If they took her ex's fingerprints, and compared it with those on the gun, I'm sure this case would have been ruled as a homicide.
Her boyfriend no doubt was a federal informant & is being protected from prosecution by powerful forces in Richmond,even to this day
@@Yahweh-dn9cv That's a pretty bold claim, do you have any evidence for that?
@@tekbarrier my opinion,because based on what the mosser family turned up,the case SHOULDVE been reopened,there is no legitimate reason for it not to be
@@Yahweh-dn9cv Exactly, The commonwealth and the whole state of Virginia is extremely corrupt
Federal informant? I think more likely the ex was related to someone high up in the police or local govt
You just don't hand over your life savings as a 'sure thing' investment, no matter how trustworthy the guy seems---unless you don't mind losing it all, it happens over & over with these sleezy smooth-talking lying thieves.
Don't forget that there are silver-tongued people who have this power to hypnotize others into believing anything. A few charismatic people do that. Let's hope that in today's world less people fall for that although, however, there is the Nigerian Prince scheme and such that greedy and some naive people still fall for. Let's hope that people realize that getting 25% on an investment is unattainable when 3 to 4% is (or perhaps slightly higher).
Dummies
Greed begets greed
It still goes on today and will tomorrow ... And far less promising
@@ewaleokadia76 I know a Nigerian Prince but, we have been friends for over years and he never asked for anything but, my friendship. He never asked for money or gifts or anything materialistic.
38:40 THAT WOMAN IS MY GRANDMOTHER!! THE BRAVEST, MOST AMAZING WOMAN YOU COULD EVER MEET!!!! REST IN PEACE MADELINE FREEHLING, 06-09-14, WE LOVE YOU! WE MISS YOU!💕
Oh wow I love reading comments like this. I'm so sorry she's passed on now. RIP Madeline ❤️
22:51 - Great job by Dr. Di Maio to show that suicide would have been highly unlikely in this case. I think she was murdered, without a doubt.
I do too
I think if there were the political will they could get a conviction. There is no statute of limitations on murder.
@Chris_Gullett the Zimmerman case is irrelevant. DiMaio's theory in this case as its presented seems quite plausible. By all appearances this is a homicide.
@Chris_Gullett innocent😂
@Chris_GullettOj Simpson was acquitted and hes guilty as hell.
The netflix series doesn't feel like unsolved mysteries
ever heard of a old show top cops from 1991
No way would that shotgun have stayed on the trunk of the car. it would have gone off. If I were the father, I would be looking for the connection between the boyfriend and the local politics. HOLY HELL! If the court took my child like that I would have made damn sure the local police got involved. Even if it took strangling someone...
Yes: something went wrong on that trunk. No fingerprints, autopsy, powder on his hands...ecc
I think more likely it was an accident. The boyfriend accidentally killed her while trying to take the shotgun from her. And his friends and family members lied for him not wanting him to go to prison for manslaughter, which can carry up to 5-10 years. I don't think it was premeditated murder, just seems unlikely he'd shoot her on purpose like that out on a street with so many potential witnesses.
If the safety is on its unlikely it would have gone off.
It always saddens and shock me when police officers don't do their jobs properly. Some of them just don't give a damn. It shouldn't be a parents' job to find out what really happened to their child. To loose a child is very, very traumatic.They really shouldn't have to go through all this crap as well.
I think she did herself in because of her periods.
She couldn't handle the distress of them and called it quits. Everyday millions of girls do themselves out because of periods.
So sad, so scary, so sorry.😢
@@puppiesarepower3682Although you may have a legitimate theory you have absolutely no concept of numbers. A MILLION EVERY DAY?
One is too many, but a million a day?
Agreed 👍 and I know that as well beyond a shadow of a doubt 💯 completely 😢❤
She killed herself, sad to say. As Stack said in the episode "Three other witnesses heard her threaten suicide."
I really thought Mr. and Mrs. Norris would never see their son Avery again. Thank God someone was on the ball and using their head when that call requesting a birth certificate for a supposed home birth was requested.
inkyguy so good I agree. But what made them suspicious? I’m confused. I’m glad they got suspicious but what was odd about the call?
And OMG, how pudgy-cute was Avery Norris? I'm glad as well that he was returned.
@@prometheusunbound7628 He was ugly.
@@teresahowick5197 It didn't say but probably wondering why they would need a new one (what happened to the original one?) and maybe she was unable to answer basic questions for them to verify like date, time of birth, hospital, stuff like that.
That Georgia Tan story is unbelievable. Thank you for the video.
One of her robberies was Ric Flair!
@@aaroncollins6411 Is that a true story?
@@btetschner it is. He was adopted by a couple from Minnesota. He was born in Tennessee.
@@Booth1667 That is an amazing birth story!
@@Booth1667 Technically he is a black market baby, right?
Robert Stack and Peter Thomas = the best narrators of all time.
They could literally call a snail race and I’d be hooked.
R.I.P to both
Melvin Belli was a big shot lawyer and he didn't read the recommendation that he signed? Sorry, not buying it.
Me either. He was paid to sign that.
Yeah. I don't buy it either. He's no fool
The one most used warnings a lawyer will tell you is, sign nothing without reading it and understanding it, i call bullshit !!!!!!
DARKKISS thought the same.
Rebecca Wagner it wasn’t a contract. It was just a recommendation letter, nothing binding. He was a busy man, perhaps a trusted secretary handed it to him and he didn’t examine it clearly.
WTH is WRONG with these people who say this girl committed suicide? Do they have no children themselves? No compassion?
Saddens me that in our world the victims are always the ones who care enough to deal with trauma justice, are left to do most of the work and for some reason are not appointed counseling and advocay immediately post the trauma. Things are starting to get more involved but its still majorily on the dhoulders of the people hurt most by the situation. In ray annes story i was so moved by the mothers strength. Bless them
Ann's mother just wanted an investigation done..
Glad they got the baby back! Nice to see a happy ending!
They should all celebrate at Chili's with some...
Baby back ribs
@@tekbarrier BBQ SAUUUUCEE
Aww baby Avery so chubby and cute
Rayanne's case is unbelievable!!!
Eh, it's not that unusual. My question is if the refusal to reopen the investigation is because of laziness or if the authorities in that town are protecting someone.
So let me get this straight Webb died and had his family bury him in the backyard. So he could continue to hid from authorities even in death. 😂😂😂😂
He died and was buried on his own yard
wow
I was thinking 🤔 the same thing lol 😂
Lipless cripple Eugene the Fem Webb stunk up his neighborhood rotting in his wife's backyard - buried with dog dodo.
Mans playing long game hide and seek.
Wife was probably worried about being guilty as an accessory.
Robert Stack is an epic human being.
I don't like your name.
I can't read enough about Georgia Tann she was an awful person
Michelle Davis she was a shrewd, opportunistic, self-made business woman. What she did wouldn’t have been possible without the concourse of dozens of people (judges, politicians, uneducated uninformed masses etc). Thankfully such corruption is a thing of the past. Today’s politicians and business people are whiter than snow and the masses are educated and informed. Phew. 😰 Dont message me however as I’ll be flying to Saudi Arabia to get 500M$ of their money (between two stoning ceremonies of women who have sinned by being raped) to fund my campaign. I’ll be the first woman President and I am championing women rights in the USA. Monica Lewins.. who? (Your simplistic naivety and scapegoating of one person while turning a blind eye on the big picture, on the system that allows such corruption is whats wrong with the uneducated masses... yeah, Hitler was “evil”. Suuuuure). Simpletons. 🤦🏼♀️
I was disgusted. What a terrible shrill person.
Lynn Heinz is so genuine and sweet. I’m happy for her. All the best to you, Lynn!
I feel for Rae Anne's parents.
Me too
Who leaves a child unattended for one minute, just saying as a child educator!!!!!! IT'S A NO NO!!!!!!!!
I'm still trying to figure out how the mother did not know she was abducted????
It was a different time...
Back when I was a kid, we roamed kilometres away from home and just needed to be back for supper. The lack of freedom kids have now is so sad to see. The kids I know now are so bored and we were never bored.
That's what I was thinking! And also why wasn't Georgia and the judge caught sooner? I mean are people really that dumb?
@@sonderhaven7399 Yeah, I walked home from school when I was *five.* I'd wander outside while Mom took a nap, sometimes going over to the neighbor's to play. As I got older, I'd go on long walks and bike rides all over town. I'd explore the swamp and poke around the empty buildings on the fairgrounds. Cases of stranger abductions are extremely rare, but they're also extremely dramatic and scary, so we're more likely to hear about them. The vast majority of kidnappings are by close friends and family.
Robert Stack with his coat and his voice and his elegance and all his charm. Forensic Files' Peter Thomas- with that voice that scares the daylights out of me as well. Who's the winner??? Oh, man.. if I have to choose I choose STACK!
Most definitely.
Mr. Stack by a hair.
There's also the narrator of A&E cold files...
@@yemisirowe6039 Yes! Bill Kurtis.
Us, we are the winners! We got to experience them both! I still sleep to UM nightly.
Dr. Butts, hahaha...
....also the name of an English/Literature professor at one of the universities I attended. Actually, his name was "Dr. Butt".
Benjamin E. Breitenbauch turned out to be an asshole too
So glad I wasn't the only one who laughed at that 😂😂
haha saw that too
Poor guy. What a terrible name.
So glad these are finally up legit!
Man I swear, if that boyfriend's hands and clothes were not tested for gun powder...
He said he didn’t do it! What else would u need from him? He’s clearly innocent, no need to put him through a bunch of tests and an investigation!! The man said he didn’t do it!!!! So he didn’t do it!! 😉
@@tysonthomas6029 that's exactly what guilty people say all the time!
Correction+additional to last stories update: "In July 2017, Webb's remains were discovered in Massachusetts on the property of his wife Lillian Webb. She had hidden him in two of her homes for 17 years, until he died of a stroke in 1999."
So she was not the EX wife and there had been MORE THAN ONE HOUSE with a secret room.
I thought the update sounded like it was missing something so I googled.
I just thought I'd share that because it was such a bizarre update.
Have a great 2022 everyone❤
Wow. That's disgusting.
@@nicolenewsome4863 Yeah. Very creepy.
I'm glad the Norris family got their son back! That could have been a terribly bad ending.
Robert stack and that intro will have you looking around the room!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nah, just you clown 🤡
They could do a whole episode just on that baby ring its pretty horrible. But im sure that judge and baby thief had some bizzare way to justify their actions. Back then it was probably easier to take advantage of poor working class people. There is actually another episode on here of woman that gave birth at a hospital and they told her 5 minutes later the baby was dead. The funeral home buried the child supposedly next to another newborn that died that day. And 30 years later when they escavted the remains and did a DNA test showed that the baby didn't belong to either mother. Which means the hospital was probably selling kids.
It's still easy to take advantage of poor working class people. Doesn't help that a lot of people are glad to be taken advantage of and don't vote in their own best interest. Fraud on a grand scale committed by a rich guy will carry a far lower sentence than a poor dude robbing a bank. The world is still unfair sadly.
The whole thing stinks !!
Georgia Tann was profiled Deadly Women, and the late Mary Tyler Moore won an Emmy playing her in a movie. I think the title was Stolen Children, but I'm not sure
Ann Nee fraud on a grand scale by a well-connected guy will carry a smaller sentence (if any at all) than a poor guy smoking Marijuana. Get your facts right.
bauTom what!?! You said the exact same thing she said, unless you're just trolling.
The boyfriend gives very questionable explanation. Police say “Oh OK. Case closed.”
Yeah seems a bit odd.
She committed suicide bc she couldn't take no for an answer just like her crazy mother, notice the husband never says a word.
She was murdered.
Madeline C. "Midge" Freehling died in Saxonburg in June 2014. She was survived by her son Donald Jr. ("Tiger") and three other children, her two brothers and 11 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
2:05 Fools Gold 11:28 Baltimore Babynapping 13:48 Suicide Homicide 26:35 Baby Booker 37:33 Donald Eugene Webb
Grrrrr!
I find your comment on every Unsolved Mysteries episode I watch. If I find one without your timestamps, I go through and add my own. I really appreciate the work you put in.
I felt they vastly underplayed how awful the Tennessee Children’s Home really was. At minimum, 19 children died from her abuse and neglect. That crazy woman literally kidnapped babies and children from ‘poor’ families and purposely placed them with rich upper class families. Likely a combo of classism and she knew she could get a huge amount of money from rich and desperate people.
Middle class families too
Not to mention having a highly respected judge in on the racket too, to make it official and deal with parents who realised something was very, very wrong. Cancer was not the worst thing for Tann, she should have faced justice for her atrocities.
Agreed. There's much more grit to that scandal. For instance, the 'ugly' babies were left to starve in their cribs & buried in unmarked graves.
'Ugly' children didn't attract cu$tomers; Georgia couldn't make money off of them.
So instead of providing she literally let them starve.
The lady was Pure Evil, probably the judge too. I wish there had been more time spent on this story. The reenactment of her having the little girl run to the limousine and then telling her chauffeur to step on it was bone chilling.
@@TopSecretInformations😮😢
I know how Lynn feels. Being adopted, I had a good family, just not an affectionate family. Even though they did try to help me belong, I always will have that feeling of not belonging.
Ric Flair made it work
I know lots of people who have good families but, not an affectionate family even though they aren't adopted and they are with their biological parents.
I like the old ones don't care for the 2020 episodes.
I like that they took a completely different approach than try to recreate a Robert Stack style format.
@@JGAbstract I don't. The new format feels like a documentary. Also, one case per episode really makes it drag. The good thing about old UM is that the segments were short and to the point.
The parents of all these sons/daughters that die from suicide are in such denial that their child has killed them selves that they mistakenly believe that they were actually murdered. It’s a horrific thing that unfortunately happens quite frequently. What makes it so bad is that often times there an innocent person pursued with Allegations of murder, which if convicted can ruin that innocent persons life. The parents always say, “he wasn’t the type of person that would kill them selves, they must have been Murdered” or, “they were in a good place in their life, they were happy”. These people have to realized that suicidal thoughts can easily be masked by fake happiness and it can be hidden far too easily. This is so sad.
Thank you Citrus on your comment. All of us were in the house when we heard her say.....DO I HAVE TO KILL MYSELF? Then she stormed out not 5 minutes later we heard the shot and her X was sitting on the couch in front of us. There was no evidence non what so ever that he shot her. That's why authorities didn't hassle him.
in most cases i would agree, but shooting yourself in the chest with such a long shotgun is very difficult
Refreshing to see someone with a brain in these comment sections. She definitely killed herself.
Detailed circumstances like her not being able to shoot from that angle will always be vague and undetermined. How do we know for sure that was the angle she shot herself from? How do we know the shotgun didn't just fall on the car from the recoil? All this info can be distorted by time or just sheer denial by the parties involved.
When a child commits suicide, the parents blame themselves. Their pain is unbearable so to protect themselves they insist their child was murdered instead. Authorities know this, which is why they refuse to reopen the case.
People here are absolutely certain her ex killed her, even going so far as openly speculating he was related to some police higher ups. Imagine that. He probably watched this episode and had to live with the fear of being wrongfully convicted for the rest of his life. Not to mention the impact this had on his social life. Her parents were the real evil. Unable to process their emotions they shift the blame on someone else.
It reminds me of the parents of the girl who fell of a cruiseship while drunk and are absolutely convinced she got kidnapped and sold into sexual slavery in some sort of grand conspiracy.
The simplest explanations are almost always true.
"producing an internationally syndicated television series on Bingo" LMAO
He hasn't been seen because hes been buried in the back yard of his wifes house in Westport or Dartmouth MA they found him a couple years ago
Professional wrestler Nature Boy Ric Flair was a victim of Georgia Tann's black market enterprise she had going. Flair was basically stolen from his birth mom Olive Phillips and was adopted by Dr. Richard Reid Fliehr and his wife Kathleen Fliehr. Flair opened up about it on his new documentary on peacock. He said he had no desire to reunite with his birth mom because he loves and considers his adopted parents his real parents it's really sad. Georgia Tann was an evil person.
That's wild, I had no idea 😮
so this show still gets updates? Saw the 2017 update
No, but FilmRise (the people with the rights to this old series I think) took the liberty of checking for updates and added them in before allowing the series to be reuploaded on RUclips. So if you see updates added in text with no voice that's how you know that's an update that came in after the show ended.
@@Vassilinia When FilmRise first uploaded the series to Amazon, they modified the old episodes considerably. Few or none of the releases there or on YT are the exact same running order as originally aired. Many of the updates they provided were brand new, and are, yes, identifiable as later additions by the lack of voice-over and by the dates (Robert Stack died in 2003).
However, the Donald Eugene Webb revelation featured here came in July, after the first two seasons were uploaded to Amazon in early 2017, so this update, which is now on Amazon as well, is even more recent. The reissue of these modfied seasons has increased traffic at the old unsolved website as well as led to reevaluation of some cold cases.
If that was my daughter in front of the judge there is no way any judge will give custody to someone who isn't the parent
I want to know, how did Evelyn Bridgewater not know her daughter Cindy was kidnapped until being contacted by the court? Where was she when Cindy was kidnapped? Was someone babysitting Cindy when she was stolen? If so, where & what was that person doing when Cindy was kidnapped to allow Cindy *_to_* be kidnapped? & was there a missing or abducted child case filed with the police station? Also wondering why those questions weren't raised on the show.
I think it was just poor wording. I assume he meant to say that Evelyn didn't know for sure what had happened to Cindy (wandered off, kidnapped, murdered, etc) until the call from the court confirmed it was a kidnapping.
@@belletho6098 except, how long was it between the time Cindy was kidnapped and her mother was notified by the court? Couple hours, days? And where was Cindy's mom when she was kidnapped, working, making dinner, answering the phone? Was Cindy's mother frantically searching for Cindy at some point between Cindy being kidnapped and mother being contacted by the court about being adopted? All relevant questions that at least 1 or some, if not all, should have been brought up on the show. The mother denying the adoption of her daughter, and no mention at least of her putting her up & then changing her mind, or questioning why the court had her daughter there for the adoption proceedings...quite alot of information left out that should've been knowingly included in the program.
@@albakreuk5830 These two evil, well respected, high society women WERE the law when it came to running an illegal baby mill because NO ONE would even think to question their judgement.
The mothers rights to her kidnapped daughter were ILLEGALLY terminated to hand her daughter over to the baby mill.
She had NO CUSTODY to contest because the ruling had been made.
This was a series of organised kidnappings that took minutes at the most and were obviously not noticed as the kids were not screaming in terror and trusted the lady "taking them on a holiday".
Also, this was a very different time period too obviously.
Putting all the information in would have helped, but the episode would have been far too long.
We'd have both watched it, I know, but I'm guessing time restrictions factored in too.
Any way, I hope you're having a great 2022 and take care🙂
@@DiscoTimelordASD except, what's the point of airing only half a story? Just as annoying as the original Star Wars movies. Filming the middle third & not finishing it for decades. Makes absolutely no sense at all.
@@albakreuk5830 There's no doubt her mother was very irresponsible but she didn't deserve what happened to her
Me: "Okay, let's take this seriously-"
Robert Stack: "Dr. John Butts, the chief medical examiner for the state of North Carolina-"
Me: "Butts examiner-"
Georgia tann you WICKED, WICKED woman!
Pity that she never saw Ric Flair grow up, given that she stole him.
@@aaroncollins6411 are you SERIOUS???😳
No moral conscience whatsoever.
@@aaroncollins6411 Yeah so ,Many of kids were sold by Tann ,Not just Ric.
That first story would make a really good movie
Yes! And Viola Davis can play the white guy!
I love the UM with Robert stack.
Would love for someone to post full episodes of 'see no evil" from the ID channel. Or" celebrity autopsy" from I think the reelz channel. Doubtful because of copyright restrictions but still would be nice for folks without cable tv
I agree. I like Celebrity Autopsy, too.
I grew up in the bay area in the 80s I can still recite the commercial. Furniture USA no credit 18 yrars or older..
OMG Ed Barberra and Melvin Belli were two notorious figures from my childhood days.
It makes me so angry and sad that someone would do something like that to so many children !
One of whom was Ric Flair
@@aaroncollins6411 ok that's enough you don't have to say it in every comment.
Sadly it still happens today.
@@aaroncollins6411 Could you elaborate?
@@nicolenewsome4863 That woman was such a b*tch and deserved to be punished for her crimes
Little known fact: one of the children Georgia Tann stole grew up to be professional wrestling legend "Nature Boy" Ric Flair.
Wow. That's shocking. I had no idea. I grew up on Ric Flair. Thanks for that little known fact 👍.
Really?
@@mringram yes. It is one of the subjects he discusses in his biography.
I just did some digging, and this is true. Ric Flair was a stolen baby, and never met his real parents.
Aww, that baby had the cutest facial features!
Probably one of the reasons the baby was trafficked.
I love Robert Stack! He's so suave lol
I always loved this show
I love that her father was still around all those years later
Happy 30th Birthday Avery James. 😀
Amazing episode
Robert Stack is IRREPLACEABLE! That goes directly to you Mr. Farina!
That Orphanage story is crazy basically trafficking those children
Including Ric Flair
Unfortunately it happens more times than you think it still happens even today human trafficking happens every day even right now as we speak and not just in Foreign countries anymore but, even in the old U.S.A. babies and children and women are being trafficked all over the world.
@@aaroncollins6411 You say that in every comment.
I read somewhere professional wrestler Ric Flair was an infant who was sold through the black market scheme of Georgia Tan.
Now that I never knew. Wow. That's almost like finding out Chuck Norris was one of the Manson family children.
Maybe from the comment left by Aaron Collins to the commenter under yours.
Why do all scammers and con artist look like the eat 20 cheeseburgers a day and rub their face in the grease?
At least Donald Webb was a prisoner in his own home.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Eugene_Webb Died of multiple strokes in 1999, then another 17 years went by with his remains secretly buried in the yard. I wonder what kind of life that was, hidden from the world?
@@leebug3424 I am sure that every cat in the neighborhood buried their c__p on his grave.
Its interesting to see an update from 2017 and yet if you have the caption turned on. You can still see it as if the update didn't happen yet as it shows Robert Stack "speaking" about the lookout for Webb.
the guy doing the furniture commercial reminded me of will sasso from mad tv lol
He gets to use his stolen money for bail and to skip town. What a system.
Melvin Belli was played by Brian cox in the movie Zodiac (2007),portraying the real life events of the time when Belli spoke to the zodiac killer on live TV that turned out later to be a crank call.
46:15 Wow, they were evening updating the episodes as late as July of 2017?! That's dedication!
Anyone who can't tell copper from gold has no business buying gold stocks.
Cornette Face Alert! Don't you hate it when the police think they know everything but don't?
Yes, I do. There's actually a name for the syndrome -- the Dunning-Kruger Effect, wherein dumb people think they're smart. It's becoming quite a problem, especially in the White House.
Did you make the Cornette Face because Ric Flair was one of the stolen babies?
Dang, sad that Rae Ann's mother passed away in 2015 and that the family are still searching for answers. I really hope they do.
Apparently Adam's widow filed a law suit against Webb's ex-wife and son to force them to talk, because she questions that were never answered. That was also back in 2017. I searched, and couldn't find any outcome of the lawsuit, not even something that says neither party can talk about it. I wonder if she got her answers.
Georgianna Tans!! What a world? babies and financial gains.
It's terrible what she did
She was a vile POS as was the judge
@@susanb2015 unfortunately yes but, I fully believe everyone gets exactly what's coming to them unfortunately they usually get it later than sooner.
I grew up watching this show for years there's nobody like Robert stack he's was good host
So many times when a baby was snatched like Avery, the child grows up believing that their kidnapper is their parent and they don't always have a relationship with their true parents, so it is wonderful to see that Avery was reunited with his real parents as a baby.
I do remember those commercials from the late '70s for furniture USA, with that guy, Ed.
he talked very fast and I thought he was annoying, his ending where he said: bye kids I thought sounded stupid.
I remember watching one of those commercials and the person I was watching television with, who had been in sales his entire life said he thought that Ed was a "good" salesman, and he mentioned that out of the blue, it wasn't in response to me saying anything, I remember thinking just the opposite. apparently this guy took in a lot of people so I guess he was a good salesman A.K.A a good con, that's what sales can be.
Television was much more of a pastime in the 70s, nobody had a P.C there was no "internet", most people didn't even have answering machines in 1978.
The tagline, "Bye, kids!" was one of the stupidest lines I've ever heard.
@@lynnboyer6643 I prefer “I want to sell you a car!” or “if you didn’t buy direct, you paid too much!”
😆😆"I can only tell you that after viewing Ed Barbara's commercials, that..uummm...his catchphrases...and I am going to use this word losely...SUCK!" 8:41
That moment when you realize that season 2 was so long ago, that someone being sentenced to 30 years in prison means that they are out now, is the same moment you realize how old you really are. 🤕🤕🤕
How the fuck could that judge overrule a parent who was clearly surprised that their kid was practically being given away without their consent and knowledge and just give those kids away like that? Without investigating where the kids come from, how they were even picked up and what their parents were doing at the time?
Exactly what I was thinking! And why would a mother ever leave her child alone for even two minutes! And driving around children's public parks etc slowly? Like that isn't suspicious? Why didn't one of the neighboring homes near the park didn't call the police from their home and report suspicious activity!
@@nicolenewsome4863 Please think about those cases from the pov of the 30s, not today. I grew up in the 80s and us kids played outside alone all the time. That was in the 80s, imagine 50 years BEFORE that! As far as suspicious that a car was driving around slowly, that's ridiculous. It wasn't a neighborhood in most cases, mind you. Georgia Tann and her employees mostly kidnapped poor children from rural areas. Calling the police, hell most people didn't even have phones then.
The parents were farming. The judge was being paid off. Do you people even watch the case??
Because she was in on it.
@@michelleprieur1 She started selling them in the 20's.
Why does it seem like most of these mysteries take place in Tennessee? Wierd!
I can not understand how it doesn't occur to our miserable joke of a criminal system that a scam artist obviously is going to jump bail and disappear. He's proven himself to be completely dishonest yet they still allow him to be bailed out. Talk about throwing crazy gasoline on stupid fire.
Back when suicide was a crime... silly... (not that she necessarily killed herself, but being convicted of suicide when you're dead is ridiculous).
Ann Nee right? Sickening
Suicide is a crime nationwide, not just in Virginia, although I've never heard of anyone being prosecuted for it. Most attempted suicides are committed to a psych ward for help, not charged with a crime. So yes, it is a bit ridiculous, but no more so than the Kansas law that prohibits the owning of dolphins. The point is that the law takes suicide seriously. Whether it's effective or not is up for debate.
@LᗩᑎDO LᗩᑎD No. But they can be framed for one apparently.
@Jewel Clark haha no she wasnt
Been watching so much lately I’m starting to sound like mr stack
Amazing juxtaposition between the stories of the horrible Roanoke, VA, police who ignored forensic evidence and wouldn't reinvestigate a murder and the Saxonburg, PA, police officer killed in the line of duty.
Well Roanoke has always been having some very weird things happening dating back to decades ago at one point a whole town during a period of time completely disappeared without a trace and the last place they were seen is Roanoke.
@@nicolenewsome4863 That’s a completely different location in another state (not Roanoke, VA).
Update: Donald Webb was found berried in the backyard of his wifes house a couple years ago. I typed this because I didn't think the update would be there since this show has not aired in a long time and what do you know the update was there how did that happen if they found him dead in 2017 and this show has been off for at least 20yrs
The person who uploaded this added the updates at the end of each segment
Film Rise added them
I heard Webb died in 1999... due to complications from a series of multiple strokes.
@@grocerygoat06 nah, he does from all those berries he ate
This 1 is a throwback