The Chupacabra story gave me nightmares when I saw it as a kid on Unsolved Mysteries I watched it last night and was laughing hard. Why was I scared of a tiny lizard man?
Dude, same! I just recently saw this episode aired on Pluto TV and I was like "Omg. This is the episode that traumatized me as a kid!" Always remembered that freaky looking guy walking around the forest in his socks and setting a 20$ bill on that rock and hearing Robert Stack say that viewers thought he was abducted by a UFO. I dunno what it was about this episode, but it stuck for some reason. Haunted me as a kid. Remember it vividly even after 20 something years.
Me too!! My brother, sister, and myself re-enacted the scenes from Rescue 911 when the episode was over. We would rotate roles between the injured party, the first responder, and the doctor. Those were fun days.
Usually there’s so much land to cover that volunteers help, so not everyone searching is a professional. Even professionals can only walk around and look for clues. It’s easy to over things when you’ve been looking for possibly days and haven’t found a single thing. Not to mention the weather could change and people move bodies sometimes several times before they get to their final hiding/burial spot.
@@ewaleokadia76 That doesnt happen at all. Dont forget animals will move bones as well. Clearly Devon died where they hadn't searched, and an animal moved his skull in an area where they had already searched. Bones location doesnt necessarily mean the person died there.
the worst search has to be the original search of Gacy's crawlspace. I mean they place was packed full of bodies. It was probably more likely they'd find a bone than not with even 2 shovel fulls.
@@cautionTosser I really wouldnt count that. The first search they didnt include the cralwspace as they thought it was due to a sewer pipe. It wasn't until after he confessed, did they search the crawlspace, and found the first body within like 2 minutes.
I used to live by Gettysburg. My ex husband and I used to drive on the Lincoln Highway by where the battlefield was, every night. I'm not a full believer in ghosts but I once saw someone walk by and then vanish all of a sudden! My ex also reported seeing weird things.....
23:20 Good lord. 😳 Big trucks like that freaked me out as a young kid, and seeing the reenactment of the semi chasing the station wagon, is quite terrifying.
This happened to my brother while he was living in Ohio. A huge tractor trailer was speeded up and down a dirt road in his neighborhood. The police came and arrested my brother instead. 🤣
I personally think Devin had a mental break, probably due to something in his brain, a tumor, small bleed, or something. If it was blood sugar he wouldn’t have still been awake and talking a day later. I read that the skull showed no obvious trauma, but I think something in his brain triggered everything. So sad.
I always forget that this show was filmed during the satanic panic period of time when we thought that Dungeons & Dragons or anything fantasy was going to result in people becoming serial killers and devil worshippers LOL. I played Magic the Gathering for 10 years and I never murdered anybody
In the mid-90's? Nah. Bands, artists, etc had been using satanic imagery for decades by the 1990's.. Even the fringe religious types were bored with it by this point.
The theory advanced by the psychic is obviously ludicrous, but I have to say the Michael Johnson and Rochelle Robinson re-enactment is one of the scariest reneactments UM has ever done. The choice of music and the quick camera cuts make the viewing just bone-chilling. I'm still afraid of it as a man in my 30's!
I still liked Seasons 7-9 music and reenactments....Seasons 10-12 when it moved to CBS it lost a lot of the original funding and that kind of ruined the show.
I was thinking the same thing. He didn't do drugs and had no history of mental illness; something had to have happened in his brain, like a stroke, low blood sugar, low oxygen from whatever....maybe a combination of them....
I was wondering if it could have been an untreated head injury. He was a trucker. Any sort of accident, whether from driving or loading/unloading, could have happened. That could have explained the bizarre behavior, and the delusions/hallucinations that he seemed to be having.
I always wondered if the man that drove the Semi into the forest was sleep walking. It is not unheard of that people that sleep walk will do all sorts of things while asleep. Drive, run, cook, have full conversations ECT. And it is not unusual for them to sometimes end up miles from home. They even have their eyes open, but they are asleep. All while acting out a dream. Sleep walking can be brought on by a number of things, but one of them is stress and being a trucker is hella fucking stressful. It's possible he was parked somewhere and had succumbed to exhaustion because of his schedule, he had a vivid dream and began to sleep walk, it is a forest that he could have easily hurt himself in as well. Just a theory. 🤷
i guess its not unheard of but i wonder how common it is. but that's cool of you to find the good in people and not just think he's some maniac like everyone else prob. does
I used to work on the water.I worked really long hours pretty regularly and I used to drink Red Bulls, take jet alerts.I kinda seem to think that if he was on some kind of pills to help him stay awake to cover more miles, that could possibly cause some hallucinations and or his mind to break.
Sounds to me like Devon Williams was on something. Whether he took something that was offered to him unaware of the effects it would have, or it was slipped to him without him knowing, he was definitely under the influence. He had a bad reaction and the poor guy was paranoid and disoriented, leading him to get lost in the woods. He either died from being unable to find his way back and suffered from dehydration, or he died from the drug itself. RIP
The Devin Williams story is one of the creepiest & most bizarre stories they've ever done. Hopefully one day it'll be discovered why he drove his semi into the forest, acted so strange towards strangers & how he ultimately died.
@@dakotaloven1362 did that info get confirmed later or is that your theory considering all the evidence in this story? I mean you're probably right, I'm just wondering if more info has come to light about this story.
@arlopear7136 I guess it's a theory but giant semi truck in the middle of nowhere in the forest rambling about being forced to do something and going to jail then he is found likely extremely high trying to start a fire with a single 20 dollar bill then 2 years later the only thing they found from him was his skull (likely beheaded for pissing off the cartel) plus his own wife states they bought AND renovated a their house both within a week of each other even back in 95 on a truckers salary? Yea no that's not happening
Devin Williams was either diabetic or hypoglycemic. I have no doubts. I have seen these episodes go on with people with those conditions. He was in a delirious state and wondered around the woods until he died
Beautifully Mastered well I have seen this happen. I mean the exact same thing with a friend of mine. The difference was there were people there to help him while devin had no one and his condition worsened. Eventually he wondered out into the woods and died. His remains were found
Maybe he took some pills the he THOUGHT were to keep him awake whilst driving his truck so he could make his trip faster and go back to his family but they were drugs that’s made his mental state deteriorated. Or he could have sustained a head injury in an attempted mugging and was delirious like that other segment about the missing man who had a fish farm and his wife searched everywhere for him 🤷♀️
_thegirlinthegolddress_ LKC I seen a driver act just like this. Doing all this crazy shit like devin was. The guys blood sugar had dropped badly and he was bizarre as hell. Someone at the job site knew what was up with him and helped him. I have. I doubts that’s what happened to devin. Same actions, but no one was there to help him it knew what was wrong. On the fish guy, I seen the update and I think he was scamming his wife. She found him in Florida married to another woman and he “claimed” he simply didn’t remember her lol
People usually just don't snap and lose their minds for no reason at all. I think someone slipped a Mickey on Devin. Maybe he picked up a drifter who offered him something to eat or drink that may have been laced.
He could’ve been suffering from drug and psychosis. It is possible like you said that someone might’ve flipped him something or put something in a drug that he had taken on belong to him, and that was the result of it.
I personally think Devin was attacked and had some brain damage that caused the erratic behavior. Then he became disoriented, wandered into the wilderness, and died. No one truly knows, but that seems to make the most sense to me. So sad his wife and kids lost such a nice man. Prayers for their comfort during such a great loss,.
I want to make an unsolved mystery supercut. The still unsolved segments The best segments The huge amount of Latin America’s fugitives who are never caught is hilarious there is like 8 or more of them
I saw a ghost one time, and it clearly was a civil war Union solder, in Colbert county Alabama, that house was definitely haunted, me, my brother, dad, step sister and step mom all experienced very paranormal stuff, we literally stayed there less than 2 weeks, even though it was a 1 year lease, dad paid it all, he's the type of guy to that would never break an agreement/contract
I'm from Alabama. Thanks for sharing your story. I rented an old house in Huntsville, Alabama and it was haunted as well but it was the spirit of the old woman who lived there for 50 years before she died in the house. I was the first to live in the house after that. I didn't know that when I signed the lease. It wasn't until I met neighbors and found out the truth. I had been dealing with crazy paranormal stuff in that house.
I used to live in Decatur, Al and I lived in two different haunted places. The first one was a house we lived in during my high school years that had been built and lived in by a railroad engineer. He must have had decent money because back in the day it was a very nice house. We heard people running up the stairs and doors slamming when it was just my mom and me home and all sorts of things like that. I was never afraid. The second place was an apartment complex I lived in for four years and it was totally haunted. Many residents spoke of happenings including myself. I think it was said there was an old burial ground nearby or on part of the complexes property.
Kansas to California is a long drive… perhaps Devin was driving without stopping to sleep. His behavior could be the result of a sleep deprivation induced psychosis.
The way he was apparently acting and some of the weird things he did, also the fact they found his skull years later in that general area meaning, he didn't go anywhere else, makes me wonder if He may have had a brain aneurism, and no one (including him) realized what was happening. This episode creeped me out bad when I was a kid for some reason... but seeing it now, and having witnessed family members suffer from aneurisms from due to high blood preasure, the way he was acting was very much like what I've seen. if that's the case, it's really sad none of the witnesses thought to somehow get him to a hospital, and if that's true he unfortunately probably died within a few hours of when he was last seen. it's just so sad.
@@tommymills326 You people tend to forget animals move bones! Bone location doesnt mean they died there. Clearly Devon died where they hadn't searched and then animals moved his bones, one carrying his skull to the area they had searched.
The Devin Williams segment struck me as a child and even now it stands out to me as it's so spooky and poignant. His poor family never knew what happened to him, really not nice.
Ironically, the people who actual believe that magic and curses are real are the Christians whom are prosecuting innocent hobbyists just playing a game.
Nearly 2 years later after devin williams Disappeared his skull was discovered by hikers in the remote area that had been searched the devin williams episode was very bizarre how did he end up going off the route into the woods with an 18 wheeler truck was he on drugs or something sinister nobody knows his death remains unsolved to this day truly sad
I think devin williams was suffering from hypoglycemia or diabetes He Unfortunately wandered around for some time before dying alone in the woods very sad Situation indeed
Just googled this case, he looks decent and similar to the actor. The real Karen was homely and grew worse as she aged; apparently they are still married. So apparently it was an actual relationship.
I would of been scared out of my mind.. if i got on a elevator and it took me to the basement, and I saw ghost from 1865 and I couldn't push a button to get me out of there.. omg
@@sammyeagleson5352 tell Me about it physics are liars and full of shit sylvia brown was one of them she told shawn hornbeck's parents the 11 year old boy that disappeared in 2002 while riding his bicycle that he was dead when in reality he was found in 2006 at 14 living with a sexual predator
They always say the same thing. "Look in the water" it's always a lake or ocean, some sort of body of water...I've heard this heaps of times and it's usually way off. Fake money hungry frauds
Cepulonis had a 50 year sentence.It's laughable how many of these recaptured felons episodes end with ''has since been released'' Why bother recapturing them in the first place??
True confession: I was a Civil War re-enactor. My husband was a Confederate Captain. We were running around the Devil's den area after the heat of the day's battles and my hubby was tired from the vicodin and rum he used to treat his sciatica. We went on ahead while he lay down at the mouth of Devil's den. You can guess the rest. By the time we came back from our unsuccessful ghost hunt there were people standing around my hubby literally poking him with sticks. We drink, we fight, we feast and then we pass the hell out in strange places. Some of them are good enough to fool tourists into thinking they are ghosts, but there are enough real ghosts there to justify the creepy vibe. Dawn breaking across the camps with the thick and heavy fog was eerie. I laugh when I see things about Gettysburg since I am not sure how much it can be blamed on drunk Confederates and how much on the super natural. Go Maine Rebels!
the trucK driver was slipped a drug, that caused him to be (TRIPPING OUT ) ACID. IN HIS COFFEE, DID THE POLICE CHECK HIS FOOD AND DRINK THAT WAS LEFT IN THE TRUCK. ????
I think so too. Growing up, my teenage neighbor went to a party and was slipped a Mickey in his drink and he was just like this, talking to himself. He was never the same again. He went from normal to completely out of his mind. He is still out of his mind.
it was for sure drugs, but by the time they got to time it was too late. esp. back then- people act like they have this CSI top notch level of technology in every county
Judging from how Devon Williams was constantly on the road and so dedicated to his job it's quite possible that he fell victim to dehydration, starvation and insomnia! All these things coupled together could have a serious downward spiral effect on the neurological system therefore leading someone to become confused, disoriented and ultimately become fatal! He probably collapsed in the woods from total exhaustion and being dehydrated and starving combined with the weather in the area, he probably ultimately suffered heat stroke, fell into a coma and passed away! That's the only possibility I can come up with that actually makes sense!
I used to visit Gettysburg often when I lived in NY. Our favorite place specifically was the Devils Den. One time my friend and I were in the woods standing around talking. All of a sudden a man was coming towards us. He was wearing dress pants and a dress shirt. Definitely not dressed for the area. He was also carrying a book. He walked right past us did not even once acknowledge us or even flinch at the idea that we were there. He just walked right past us looking straight ahead no expression at all and disappeared into the woods.
¨despite his penchant for violence on the outside, Cepulonis became a model citizen on the inside¨, ¨good as gold¨, ¨perfect inmate¨ Inside prison is really were Cepulonis belonged.
She was "clearly" involved due to the fact that they had life insurance? Nonsense. Married couples have life insurance. I agree with you about the psychic and cult nonsense, but that doesn't automatically mean that his wife did it. Those two were having an affair. She was likely involved with another man. He found out she was screwing another man and boom. Simple. I hope the killer is found, of course but sometimes the police are right. A cigar is just a cigar. If the wife had hired at least one person to do it, if not more, that would have left a trail and someone would most likely have come forward by now.
I was thinking diabetic psychosis given his lifestyle, occupation and body type. both could easily explain his state of mind. unfortunately we will never know.
That is not how brain tumors usually manifest. People get lightheaded, have headaches, trouble sleeping, suffer from double vision or vertigo, but I dare say that a complete personality flip from one second to the next without any other previous symptoms and then completely losing it and going on a rampage, that is next to impossible.
This show... always with it's hyperbolic portrayals of D&D nerds as dark wizards or something. If you listen to metal, you're now a Satan worshiper too.
It was the target audience at the time, each generation can point to similar petty phobia's of mundane new hobbies that targets the older, "I don't understand why whipper snappers don't wanna watch The Lone Ranger anymore" crowd
I love this show, but season 8 was when it changed a bit when it really didn't need to. This version of the opening theme isn't as catchy IMO. They also dropped the disclaimer at the start that ends with, "What you are about to see is not a news broadcast." They probably dropped it when they slightly altered the show's format by adding Keely Shaye Smith and occasional stories that aren't even voiced-over by Robert Stack. It makes the show "feel" a bit more like a news broadcast, even though it still isn't.
I'm confused, that card board box has a serial number on it and a company logo name on it aswell, did the authorities trace that to any wherhouse building in the state belonging to that company and then get a shipping address perhaps in the company's records to find out where it was delivered too? I find it hard to believe thee authorities investigating this murder didn't do that.
That 90s satanic panic... Still an horrific way to die. They don't think that maybe the two lovers were murdered by either their spouses or someone who knew them? Magic my ass. I prefer the old intro to UM aswell. Good to know most of these have been solved...
@GaunletofDestruction I was there as a kid, and then again in 2006. It probably is haunted, but I plan to go back nevertheless. Important for everyone to understand the gravity of what happened there.
@@CEDL4072 I know, but 1- why write an entire book on it? And 2- the title is pretty...basic. They ALL had women flock to them from all parts of the world. Idk, maybe in a womans mind thats the ultimate bad ass. Especially if they are good looking like Scott Peterson. I heard he had bags and bags of mail per day for YEARS. Probably still gets a ton of mail.
Anyone else binge watching 😀
I've binge watched all 12 seasons twice since they were uploaded over a month ago, I'm now on my third marathon LMAO! Totally addicted. 😉
Yes, but with lights off.
Yes me.
Absolutely! 🙋 I have been binging for a few hours every day!
YEP!
Two people in an illicit love affair, cheating on a marriage, and they get murdered? Obviously the only explanation is Magic: The Gathering.
lol It seems like typical 80's & 90's scapegoating blame it on videogames, or card games.
@@jamiswanson6643 wtf xD
@@jamiswanson6643 😂😂😂😂😂
That psychic was so cringe that even Fox Mulder wouldn't touch it as an X-File.
Exactly, that satanic panic bullshit
I agree with most folks who say the music is creepy but hands down the best show ever. Thank you Robert Stack!!!!
Disco Angel Yes - I totally agree with you!
LOL
I love the creepy music, but it used to horrify me when I was a kid
It's like the X-Files theme. I would RUN out of the room when that came on, lmao.
@Norberto Fontanez right meow?
@Norberto Fontanez x-files theme lyrics:
meow, meow meow, meow meow meow
That scene in the Gettysburg ghost story with the two ladies in the lift, that scared the hell out of me as a child. 😱 Still kinda does
I've visited the Gettysburg fields and is very creepy.
I can’t imagine what I would do if I experienced what those women did!
@@laurielynne2006 GET THEM!
Spooookkkyyy
The Chupacabra story gave me nightmares when I saw it as a kid on Unsolved Mysteries
I watched it last night and was laughing hard. Why was I scared of a tiny lizard man?
That Devin Williams case haunted me as a kid. I always remembered the truck barreling through the forest...freaky memories.
You ever listen to David Paulides missing 411? Maybe his case is similar.
Same!
Dude, same! I just recently saw this episode aired on Pluto TV and I was like "Omg. This is the episode that traumatized me as a kid!" Always remembered that freaky looking guy walking around the forest in his socks and setting a 20$ bill on that rock and hearing Robert Stack say that viewers thought he was abducted by a UFO. I dunno what it was about this episode, but it stuck for some reason. Haunted me as a kid. Remember it vividly even after 20 something years.
Haha yeah I was terrified of truckers and their trucks when I was a kid!! Especially Howard the Duck 😂
Maybe it’s that Unsolved Mysteries is eerie af and the music makes it even scarier 🤷♂️
Unsolved Mysteries and Rescue 911 would keep me up at night, terrified but still watching LOL
Lol I watched both of those when I was a kid. 😆
Me too!! My brother, sister, and myself re-enacted the scenes from Rescue 911 when the episode was over. We would rotate roles between the injured party, the first responder, and the doctor. Those were fun days.
Of all the cases on every episode on any season of UM; for some reason the Devin Williams case is the scariest to me
It is scary and sad.
So many remains are found in places that had previously been searched, I’m starting to wonder how thorough these searches are.
Don't forget that sometimes bodies get moved there after a thorough search just to mess with police.
Usually there’s so much land to cover that volunteers help, so not everyone searching is a professional. Even professionals can only walk around and look for clues. It’s easy to over things when you’ve been looking for possibly days and haven’t found a single thing. Not to mention the weather could change and people move bodies sometimes several times before they get to their final hiding/burial spot.
@@ewaleokadia76 That doesnt happen at all. Dont forget animals will move bones as well. Clearly Devon died where they hadn't searched, and an animal moved his skull in an area where they had already searched. Bones location doesnt necessarily mean the person died there.
the worst search has to be the original search of Gacy's crawlspace. I mean they place was packed full of bodies. It was probably more likely they'd find a bone than not with even 2 shovel fulls.
@@cautionTosser I really wouldnt count that. The first search they didnt include the cralwspace as they thought it was due to a sewer pipe. It wasn't until after he confessed, did they search the crawlspace, and found the first body within like 2 minutes.
I used to live by Gettysburg. My ex husband and I used to drive on the Lincoln Highway by where the battlefield was, every night. I'm not a full believer in ghosts but I once saw someone walk by and then vanish all of a sudden! My ex also reported seeing weird things.....
Cool story bro
I have heard that Gettysburg is the most haunted place in America
id have to see it to believe it
CEDL4072 you should share your story with Jim Harold’s Campfire podcast, would love to hear it there.
23:20 Good lord. 😳 Big trucks like that freaked me out as a young kid, and seeing the reenactment of the semi chasing the station wagon, is quite terrifying.
This happened to my brother while he was living in Ohio. A huge tractor trailer was speeded up and down a dirt road in his neighborhood. The police came and arrested my brother instead. 🤣
I personally think Devin had a mental break, probably due to something in his brain, a tumor, small bleed, or something. If it was blood sugar he wouldn’t have still been awake and talking a day later. I read that the skull showed no obvious trauma, but I think something in his brain triggered everything. So sad.
He was a drug mule
He was crazy
@@bettydegraw8538 did you not listen to the story? This literally SCREAMS drug trafficking
@@dakotaloven1362There is not a shred of evidence that drugs were involved. More likely he had some sort of neurological medical episode.
I always forget that this show was filmed during the satanic panic period of time when we thought that Dungeons & Dragons or anything fantasy was going to result in people becoming serial killers and devil worshippers LOL. I played Magic the Gathering for 10 years and I never murdered anybody
Christians excel at conjuring up scapegoats. These days now, we have the transgender panic.
In the mid-90's? Nah. Bands, artists, etc had been using satanic imagery for decades by the 1990's.. Even the fringe religious types were bored with it by this point.
I play violent video games and still no criminal record of any sort 😂
Maybe, but I play magic and I'm an extremely violent, scary, criminal man.
Omg...the 18-wheeler segment.....reminds me of Steven Spielberg's 1971 debut film Duel.
Yes I was thinkin that lol
The theory advanced by the psychic is obviously ludicrous, but I have to say the Michael Johnson and Rochelle Robinson re-enactment is one of the scariest reneactments UM has ever done. The choice of music and the quick camera cuts make the viewing just bone-chilling. I'm still afraid of it as a man in my 30's!
Stay prayed up
i like this tv series
The Devin Williams case sounds hauntingly similar to case of Aaron Hedges in missing 411 the hunted.
How stupid does a woman have to be to fall in love with a convicted felon in prison?
dsmj lonely and desperate
Happens every day
hybristophilia
@@datdevilish1795 Exactly
We have "Love after Lockup"...
Its a shame they did away with that eerie ass iconic music.
I guess everything gets ruined in the end...
Season 1-5 had the orginal and ever 2 seasons they changed it basically a varation on the orginal
The new music this season has grown a lot on me since I first heard it.
I still liked Seasons 7-9 music and reenactments....Seasons 10-12 when it moved to CBS it lost a lot of the original funding and that kind of ruined the show.
I wonder if Devin had some kind of blood sugar incident or hypoxia for some reason. Poor guy.
Methamphetamine
I was thinking the same thing. He didn't do drugs and had no history of mental illness; something had to have happened in his brain, like a stroke, low blood sugar, low oxygen from whatever....maybe a combination of them....
I was wondering if it could have been an untreated head injury. He was a trucker. Any sort of accident, whether from driving or loading/unloading, could have happened. That could have explained the bizarre behavior, and the delusions/hallucinations that he seemed to be having.
@@luke125 If that were the case he'd be wide awake and still telling everyone about what happened.
@@luke125 clearlyou have no experiences with addicts, but you apply nasty things to people. Soeaks volumes of you.
Great job, Mr. Robert Shack😃✨
Epic mullet in the Civil War segment.
thats a straight up winner
Got to love those Mullets, all business in the front and all party in the back.
Maybe party in the front and business in the back
I always wondered if the man that drove the Semi into the forest was sleep walking. It is not unheard of that people that sleep walk will do all sorts of things while asleep. Drive, run, cook, have full conversations ECT. And it is not unusual for them to sometimes end up miles from home. They even have their eyes open, but they are asleep. All while acting out a dream. Sleep walking can be brought on by a number of things, but one of them is stress and being a trucker is hella fucking stressful. It's possible he was parked somewhere and had succumbed to exhaustion because of his schedule, he had a vivid dream and began to sleep walk, it is a forest that he could have easily hurt himself in as well. Just a theory. 🤷
i guess its not unheard of but i wonder how common it is. but that's cool of you to find the good in people and not just think he's some maniac like everyone else prob. does
Possible
I used to work on the water.I worked really long hours pretty regularly and I used to drink Red Bulls, take jet alerts.I kinda seem to think that if he was on some kind of pills to help him stay awake to cover more miles, that could possibly cause some hallucinations and or his mind to break.
I try to watch other shows but there is nothing like unsolved mysteries
Sounds to me like Devon Williams was on something. Whether he took something that was offered to him unaware of the effects it would have, or it was slipped to him without him knowing, he was definitely under the influence. He had a bad reaction and the poor guy was paranoid and disoriented, leading him to get lost in the woods. He either died from being unable to find his way back and suffered from dehydration, or he died from the drug itself. RIP
The Devin Williams story is one of the creepiest & most bizarre stories they've ever done. Hopefully one day it'll be discovered why he drove his semi into the forest, acted so strange towards strangers & how he ultimately died.
He was a drug mule
@@dakotaloven1362 did that info get confirmed later or is that your theory considering all the evidence in this story? I mean you're probably right, I'm just wondering if more info has come to light about this story.
@arlopear7136 I guess it's a theory but giant semi truck in the middle of nowhere in the forest rambling about being forced to do something and going to jail then he is found likely extremely high trying to start a fire with a single 20 dollar bill then 2 years later the only thing they found from him was his skull (likely beheaded for pissing off the cartel) plus his own wife states they bought AND renovated a their house both within a week of each other even back in 95 on a truckers salary? Yea no that's not happening
I don't know if you have watched missing 411 cases from david paulides, but this case is very similar to some of the cases he investigates.
@@dakotaloven1362 Do you have any proof of this?
Devin Williams was either diabetic or hypoglycemic. I have no doubts. I have seen these episodes go on with people with those conditions. He was in a delirious state and wondered around the woods until he died
Beautifully Mastered well I have seen this happen. I mean the exact same thing with a friend of mine. The difference was there were people there to help him while devin had no one and his condition worsened. Eventually he wondered out into the woods and died. His remains were found
Maybe he took some pills the he THOUGHT were to keep him awake whilst driving his truck so he could make his trip faster and go back to his family but they were drugs that’s made his mental state deteriorated. Or he could have sustained a head injury in an attempted mugging and was delirious like that other segment about the missing man who had a fish farm and his wife searched everywhere for him 🤷♀️
_thegirlinthegolddress_ LKC I seen a driver act just like this. Doing all this crazy shit like devin was. The guys blood sugar had dropped badly and he was bizarre as hell. Someone at the job site knew what was up with him and helped him. I have. I doubts that’s what happened to devin. Same actions, but no one was there to help him it knew what was wrong.
On the fish guy, I seen the update and I think he was scamming his wife. She found him in Florida married to another woman and he “claimed” he simply didn’t remember her lol
It could have also been mental illness. Several different conditions have sudden onset or worsen in young adults (18-30 ish)
Potwheelz no evidence of that whatsoever. Many witnesses had interacted with him and he did not appear to have been assaulted
2:14 Newlywed Escape. 13:30 Gettysburg Ghosts. 22:00Trucker Disappearance. 31:25 Magic, the Gathering
Lol Thanks! 😉
Blaming deaths on D&D is very 80's lol.
I love visiting those area with many ghosts activity.. l love make a camp staying and walking around during the night
In this country there are poor folks doing life for selling weed. This guy commits armed robbery , murder and escape and does 20 years.
That composite sketch at 36:05 is just terrifying!
The truck driver episode would be a good one for David Paulides to look into.
Exactly
He did. He now has a series that covers missing truckers. It’s excellent.
I like the old music. ❤
People usually just don't snap and lose their minds for no reason at all. I think someone slipped a Mickey on Devin. Maybe he picked up a drifter who offered him something to eat or drink that may have been laced.
He could been low on sugar. That will cause weird behavior. Poor guy.
He could’ve been suffering from drug and psychosis. It is possible like you said that someone might’ve flipped him something or put something in a drug that he had taken on belong to him, and that was the result of it.
I personally think Devin was attacked and had some brain damage that caused the erratic behavior. Then he became disoriented, wandered into the wilderness, and died. No one truly knows, but that seems to make the most sense to me. So sad his wife and kids lost such a nice man. Prayers for their comfort during such a great loss,.
Yes he seemed a good man. Very sad for his family.
@@ernstvanstangl1048 Yes, I can't even imagine the pain if that had happened to one of my 3 sons. Hard to even think about.
I wonder if he was suffering symptoms from a stroke or something.
I want to make an unsolved mystery supercut.
The still unsolved segments
The best segments
The huge amount of Latin America’s fugitives who are never caught is hilarious there is like 8 or more of them
@32.58 - that ladies matching pink tracksuit pants ensemble is iconic
Devin Williams; so sad.
this show gives me the right amount of the creeps to help me fall asleep at night
Why are we consulting psychics?
JC Roth I know!!! “Respected psychic” how does he say that with a straight face?
cruisepaige it was common in the 90’s
@@cruisepaige There are gifted psychics and mediums BUT, as is usually true about them, they are extremely rare.
The US is a boarder-line theocracy; of course these people are going to believe in anything.
I played Magic: The Gathering once and then I woke up covered in blood and in a cult with no money in another state.
Hate when that happens
I saw a ghost one time, and it clearly was a civil war Union solder, in Colbert county Alabama, that house was definitely haunted, me, my brother, dad, step sister and step mom all experienced very paranormal stuff, we literally stayed there less than 2 weeks, even though it was a 1 year lease, dad paid it all, he's the type of guy to that would never break an agreement/contract
id have to see on to believe it
I'm from Alabama. Thanks for sharing your story. I rented an old house in Huntsville, Alabama and it was haunted as well but it was the spirit of the old woman who lived there for 50 years before she died in the house. I was the first to live in the house after that. I didn't know that when I signed the lease. It wasn't until I met neighbors and found out the truth. I had been dealing with crazy paranormal stuff in that house.
I used to live in Decatur, Al and I lived in two different haunted places. The first one was a house we lived in during my high school years that had been built and lived in by a railroad engineer. He must have had decent money because back in the day it was a very nice house. We heard people running up the stairs and doors slamming when it was just my mom and me home and all sorts of things like that. I was never afraid. The second place was an apartment complex I lived in for four years and it was totally haunted. Many residents spoke of happenings including myself. I think it was said there was an old burial ground nearby or on part of the complexes property.
Bruh 😨
Colleges should not let students write letters to prisoners. It’s a accident waiting to happen.
I completely agree.
Wasn't she a grown woman tho? I mean I agree but, you can't stop a grown woman. 🤷
I think Devin Williams could've possibly been so sleep depraved that he went into a semi-psychotic/delusional state. That's my theory.
Kansas to California is a long drive… perhaps Devin was driving without stopping to sleep. His behavior could be the result of a sleep deprivation induced psychosis.
the acting where they drove off 💀 I feel bad for him and his family 🕊 sounded like sleep deprivation on the road took its toll
The way he was apparently acting and some of the weird things he did, also the fact they found his skull years later in that general area meaning, he didn't go anywhere else, makes me wonder if He may have had a brain aneurism, and no one (including him) realized what was happening. This episode creeped me out bad when I was a kid for some reason... but seeing it now, and having witnessed family members suffer from aneurisms from due to high blood preasure, the way he was acting was very much like what I've seen. if that's the case, it's really sad none of the witnesses thought to somehow get him to a hospital, and if that's true he unfortunately probably died within a few hours of when he was last seen. it's just so sad.
@@brinagreen2492 lol
@@tommymills326 You people tend to forget animals move bones! Bone location doesnt mean they died there. Clearly Devon died where they hadn't searched and then animals moved his bones, one carrying his skull to the area they had searched.
The Devin Williams segment struck me as a child and even now it stands out to me as it's so spooky and poignant. His poor family never knew what happened to him, really not nice.
His case is a missing 411 case…several people have gone missing in the same area…😉
@@doncangrow6694 what is a missing 411 case?
@@TingTingalingy quit being stupid and look it up
@@piscesloveempress oh pumpkin, we both know you ain't got the balls to talk to people like this so just stop it
@@TingTingalingyWhat is a 411 missing case?
lol Magic the Gathering and 90s ignorance is just hilarious.
that dumb ass psychic too. it ruined the whole gd segment
I w
Today, it's stupidity.
Ironically, the people who actual believe that magic and curses are real are the Christians whom are prosecuting innocent hobbyists just playing a game.
That Ghost Story with the 2 Ladies in the Elevator Always Freaked me out when I was a kid.......
The ghost stories always spooked me! Esp the devil's backbone ghost story
Photo of Counsellor Deana Troi from Star Trek in the background at 37:06
I just saw that myself!!! 🤣
Nearly 2 years later after devin williams Disappeared his skull was discovered by hikers in the remote area that had been searched the devin williams episode was very bizarre how did he end up going off the route into the woods with an 18 wheeler truck was he on drugs or something sinister nobody knows his death remains unsolved to this day truly sad
I think devin williams was suffering from hypoglycemia or diabetes He Unfortunately wandered around for some time before dying alone in the woods very sad Situation indeed
Renee Brown yeah, I wonder what happened to him.
Very peculiar. Imo one of the oddest cases
Devon Williams had items missing? Interesting. It's also strange that despite being delirious he locked the Semi.
Not really - you still do things out of habit, even if under mental duress of some kind.
There is actually a book titled:
"Women who love men who kill"
Not sure which is worse, the fact that there is a book about such a thing or the title.
Now THAT'S a re-enactment
Karen Walters looked nothing like the actress
They choose good-looking people for the re-enactments.
Just googled this case, he looks decent and similar to the actor. The real Karen was homely and grew worse as she aged; apparently they are still married. So apparently it was an actual relationship.
She's a POS
@brett linthicum why? she is right
They never do.always skinny models
I wish they would put this back on
They have a new version on Netflix
@@DanRaidersWarriorsSharksGiants yeah but it's not even close to the same. It sucks compared to the original.
@@MommiDonni1 yeah overall how they present it sure but the french guy who kills hos family and the giving ghosts a ride were interesting.
@@DanRaidersWarriorsSharksGiants it's not the same and they don't put them out much at a time
@@aprilsilvers381 I never said otherwise.
Respected psychic is an oxymoron.
I predict she doesn't know what she is talking about.
I would of been scared out of my mind.. if i got on a elevator and it took me to the basement, and I saw ghost from 1865 and I couldn't push a button to get me out of there.. omg
I wonder if Devon Williams could have had a head injury. That could explain the behavior, and evident change in personality.
His skull didn't show any kind of injury, though (except for it being.. y'know.. NOT on his body).
Mrballen trucker story brought me here
How could that guy have been released from prison he held up a bank, kill an innocent women to get away, and he didn't get life
I am not unimpressed by Janet Johnston's reaction to her husband cheating on her and then getting killed. Cool as a cucumber
She gangsta.
13:30 Gettysburg segment.
The psychics are always so full of crap!!
Ugh Ikr!
@@sammyeagleson5352 tell Me about it physics are liars and full of shit sylvia brown was one of them she told shawn hornbeck's parents the 11 year old boy that disappeared in 2002 while riding his bicycle that he was dead when in reality he was found in 2006 at 14 living with a sexual predator
They always say the same thing. "Look in the water" it's always a lake or ocean, some sort of body of water...I've heard this heaps of times and it's usually way off. Fake money hungry frauds
Rochelles stalker sketch omg 😳
intense video drama i love it
Cepulonis had a 50 year sentence.It's laughable how many of these recaptured felons episodes end with ''has since been released'' Why bother recapturing them in the first place??
When the guy looked at them the ladies should have said “WE AINT AFRAID OF NO CIVIL WAR GHOSTS!”
respected psychic
name 2 words that should never be said together
True confession: I was a Civil War re-enactor. My husband was a Confederate Captain. We were running around the Devil's den area after the heat of the day's battles and my hubby was tired from the vicodin and rum he used to treat his sciatica. We went on ahead while he lay down at the mouth of Devil's den. You can guess the rest. By the time we came back from our unsuccessful ghost hunt there were people standing around my hubby literally poking him with sticks. We drink, we fight, we feast and then we pass the hell out in strange places. Some of them are good enough to fool tourists into thinking they are ghosts, but there are enough real ghosts there to justify the creepy vibe. Dawn breaking across the camps with the thick and heavy fog was eerie. I laugh when I see things about Gettysburg since I am not sure how much it can be blamed on drunk Confederates and how much on the super natural. Go Maine Rebels!
Confederation
You Go Get em Robert Stack
#Gettysburg Ghost is One of My Favorites #Unsolved Mysteries #Fan
Karen and Richard are still married. They both served time and are free. They co-own a fishing lure company.
26:30 🤔...so what ACTUALLY IS THE TYPE to dump a fully loaded rig in the middle of a forest?
13:37: Gettysburg
Rest in peace Michael and Rochelle
the trucK driver was slipped a drug, that caused him to be (TRIPPING OUT ) ACID. IN HIS COFFEE, DID THE POLICE CHECK HIS FOOD AND DRINK THAT WAS LEFT IN THE TRUCK. ????
I think so too. Growing up, my teenage neighbor went to a party and was slipped a Mickey in his drink and he was just like this, talking to himself. He was never the same again. He went from normal to completely out of his mind. He is still out of his mind.
it was for sure drugs, but by the time they got to time it was too late. esp. back then- people act like they have this CSI top notch level of technology in every county
Judging from how Devon Williams was constantly on the road and so dedicated to his job it's quite possible that he fell victim to dehydration, starvation and insomnia!
All these things coupled together could have a serious downward spiral effect on the neurological system therefore leading someone to become confused, disoriented and ultimately become fatal!
He probably collapsed in the woods from total exhaustion and being dehydrated and starving combined with the weather in the area, he probably ultimately suffered heat stroke, fell into a coma and passed away!
That's the only possibility I can come up with that actually makes sense!
I used to visit Gettysburg often when I lived in NY. Our favorite place specifically was the Devils Den. One time my friend and I were in the woods standing around talking. All of a sudden a man was coming towards us. He was wearing dress pants and a dress shirt. Definitely not dressed for the area. He was also carrying a book. He walked right past us did not even once acknowledge us or even flinch at the idea that we were there. He just walked right past us looking straight ahead no expression at all and disappeared into the woods.
No way?
Yes way
¨despite his penchant for violence on the outside, Cepulonis became a model citizen on the inside¨, ¨good as gold¨, ¨perfect inmate¨
Inside prison is really were Cepulonis belonged.
The "psychic" and her occult theory are hilarious! The man's wife clearly was involved in having them both killed bc she got $250,000 from it!
She was "clearly" involved due to the fact that they had life insurance? Nonsense. Married couples have life insurance. I agree with you about the psychic and cult nonsense, but that doesn't automatically mean that his wife did it. Those two were having an affair. She was likely involved with another man. He found out she was screwing another man and boom. Simple. I hope the killer is found, of course but sometimes the police are right. A cigar is just a cigar. If the wife had hired at least one person to do it, if not more, that would have left a trail and someone would most likely have come forward by now.
Devon Williams likely had a brain tumor that had gone undetected and unfelt by Devon. That would explain the bizarre behavior and his death.
I was thinking diabetic psychosis given his lifestyle, occupation and body type. both could easily explain his state of mind. unfortunately we will never know.
LOL highly doubt it. Truckers are known for a certain lifestyle - was probably slipped, or volunteered drugs that he didnt respond well to.
That is not how brain tumors usually manifest. People get lightheaded, have headaches, trouble sleeping, suffer from double vision or vertigo, but I dare say that a complete personality flip from one second to the next without any other previous symptoms and then completely losing it and going on a rampage, that is next to impossible.
Karen and Richard. These crazy kids!
This show... always with it's hyperbolic portrayals of D&D nerds as dark wizards or something. If you listen to metal, you're now a Satan worshiper too.
I know. Such stupidity and closed minded thinking.
It was the target audience at the time, each generation can point to similar petty phobia's of mundane new hobbies that targets the older, "I don't understand why whipper snappers don't wanna watch The Lone Ranger anymore" crowd
The truck driver was bitten by a brown recluse spider which are all over Arizona that would explain just about everything.
I love this show, but season 8 was when it changed a bit when it really didn't need to. This version of the opening theme isn't as catchy IMO. They also dropped the disclaimer at the start that ends with, "What you are about to see is not a news broadcast." They probably dropped it when they slightly altered the show's format by adding Keely Shaye Smith and occasional stories that aren't even voiced-over by Robert Stack. It makes the show "feel" a bit more like a news broadcast, even though it still isn't.
I'm confused, that card board box has a serial number on it and a company logo name on it aswell, did the authorities trace that to any wherhouse building in the state belonging to that company and then get a shipping address perhaps in the company's records to find out where it was delivered too? I find it hard to believe thee authorities investigating this murder didn't do that.
Was a dogman in the truck
This theme song sucks. Why did they ever change it?
Who robs a bank in a bright red mustang???
Why are women attracted to criminals? Happens time and time again. Incredible.
It generally happens to sheltered women who live in highly religious, closed communities. They worship controlling conmen.
The actress who played Karen Walters looks familiar. What else has she done?
She does look familiar
4:35 Awesome tune 😎👍🏻
Truck driver either had a psychotic break or a physical issue...even if your electrolytes get out of whack you can have very odd symptoms.
Sad to think a gatorade coulda prevented the whole thing.
2:55…not sure of his name but he was a good actor. I know he played on several Matlock episodes.
I wonder if Richard didn't ditch her because she would have reported him or because he actually loved her. 🤔
That 90s satanic panic...
Still an horrific way to die. They don't think that maybe the two lovers were murdered by either their spouses or someone who knew them? Magic my ass. I prefer the old intro to UM aswell.
Good to know most of these have been solved...
Hopefully it was their spouses. Preferably the wife since he should of been home helping with his kids
Michael is my uncle. We don't know exactly who we think it is but some of my family definitely believe it was my uncle's wife
Went to the Gettysburg battlefield for a field trip in 5th grade. Would not recommend 😅
@GaunletofDestruction I was there as a kid, and then again in 2006. It probably is haunted, but I plan to go back nevertheless. Important for everyone to understand the gravity of what happened there.
I have never believed another human being more than this man 16:58
HAHAHAHA I nearly died when I clicked on that timestamp!
This guy is the ultimate witness.
Someone actually wrote a book called "Women Who Love Men Who Kill"???
Must check my local thrift stores bargain bin!
I dunno, I think it's interesting subject matter. Like The Night Stalker's groupies who used to show up in court - what is going through their minds?
Ted Bundy and Jeffrey Dahmer also had groupies. Some women are weird.
@@CEDL4072
I know, but 1- why write an entire book on it? And 2- the title is pretty...basic.
They ALL had women flock to them from all parts of the world. Idk, maybe in a womans mind thats the ultimate bad ass. Especially if they are good looking like Scott Peterson. I heard he had bags and bags of mail per day for YEARS. Probably still gets a ton of mail.
@@Brandon-rq3ys Forbidden fruit I suppose but very weird nonetheless
CEDL4072 Yup, the lowest of low self esteem.