It's a good thing those fallen firefighters got justice after all. Firefighters are among the people I respect the most, as they put their lives on the line to rescue people. Their much needed and respectable service was cut short by those people involved who were only looking after their own interests. RIP all those firemen, and thank you for your brave service!
I don't think so, but I always found it odd that the older one almost immediately thought she was dead. But I guess given the history, it's understandable.
@@CamilleNadia Yes, I agree 100%. Who knows if he killed her or not. Many times, a woman will look like the Victim, but she is mainly the biggest part of the problem.
@@broeheem2804 Yes, I agree 100%. Who knows if he killed her or not. Many times, a woman will look like the Victim, but she is mainly the biggest part of the problem.
Lois never did find her twin. Jim Harrison died in 2007 without ever being charged. Susan's family still believes that Jim was responsible for Susan's death.
Thank you for the update. I also believe that Jim was responsible for the death of Susan. I like to think that there are certain people that God chooses to deal with on a personal level and Jim Harrison is one. Look deep into his eye during this interview and you can feel that he is a killer.
@@EssexAggiegrad2011 And, yet, the lack of a death certificate would seem to indicate the twin didn't die at birth. Certainly a sad case, whether dead at birth or the twin survived but they never reconnected.
I worked on the ambulance service with a sleepwalker. One night he was getting dressed (the phone hadn't rung) and I asked him what's going on. He told me some story about his dad's store being broken into in a small town nearby. Hmm, I didn't know he had a store as he worked for the phone company. We did have a run a few hours later. I asked him about the break in; he had no idea what I was talking about. Lol, teasing him lasted a few weeks. I never experienced him doing it again.
It was probably a dream from a previous life. My Aunty told me when my cousin was born every night throughout his childhood he would sleepwalk screaming “Fire! Fire! Fire!” As a toddler they would find him curled up in the corner of the room screaming “Fire!” but he had never seen or experienced fire at all, my Aunty put it down to a previous life, she said that’s all it could be, how could a baby know about such things. Eventually as he got older the sleep walking / nightmares stopped. Food for thought.
Jim seems like a gaslighter. No doubt he made Susan believe it was her fault. Also someone who plays the innocent victim making justifications for everything he does. If he was ever caught he would say that it was self-defense or deny deny deny. I know someone just like this.
@@EBR1 Yes, I agree 100% about how Susan acts. Known someone very similar. Who knows if he killed her or not. Many times, a woman will look like the Victim, but she is mainly the biggest part of the problem.
Susan Harrison: On November 29, 1996, two years after Susan disappeared, her skeletal remains were found in a shallow grave by two hikers in a remote hunting area near Wolfsville, Maryland, about fifty miles from her home. Dental records and sapphire earrings confirmed her identity. Based on head injuries to her skull, the State Medical Examiner ruled that she had been murdered, probably on the day she disappeared. Although Jim claimed to have never been to the area where her remains were found, a witness told investigators that he and Susan had visited the area a year before she vanished. In July 1997, police searched Jim's home for evidence; it is not known if anything was found. Later that month, Nick and Jon filed a $17 million wrongful death suit against him. In August 1999, it was settled privately. Surprisingly, later that year, the Maryland Attorney General's Office ended the criminal investigation into Susan's murder due to "insufficient evidence". Her family is convinced that Jim is responsible for it, but charges were never filed and he passed away in 2007 at the age of seventy-one. A reward is being offered for information in this case.
Try doing it with A.D.D. I have to watch every episode at least twice because it's like I am half into the episode and half into reading the comments and I want to make sure I don't miss anything! Lol
My daughter did it when she was young all the time she even hopped from the floor onto the bathroom counter with one Leap while she was asleep she was about five years old when she did this
Indeed. I had several instances of sleepwalking from ages 11-12. I felt very terrified when I woke up realising that I had walked up and down the stairs and all around the house while being unconscious....there were many ways where I could've hurt myself. Sleepwalking is a funny anecdote but when you suffer from it, it is not funny. Gerald case was definitely extreme and rare but nevertheless tragic and I agree, poor guy....if only he had the luck for someone to stop him while that happened to him...
I am sooo glad those arsonists were caught and given life. Nothing will bring those brave firefighters back, but I get so angry when people do these senseless heinous things and get away with it
*At the very end of Jim Harrison's first commentary segment, here. He drops a couple of looks, after what appears to be two lies. He may have very well been a wealthy sociopath.*
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According to my bunk-mate, during Basic Training, I sleepwalked at least once. He said I climbed out of bed, walked around my locker, went to the 3rd floor window, and stared outside for 45 minutes before climbing back into bed. He also said that during my staring, I didn't move.
I slept walk when I was a toddler woke up across the street on a bench then walk back to my room. Its a scary thing to experience, my girlfriend has done this also.
I fully believe that many men are victims of domestic violence and abusive relationships, and that it's a big unaddressed problem. But, Im *really* creeped out by Jim.
@@StarSurvivor1585 No, dont misunderstand me, Im very familiar with the stats. I worked in the mental health field for a long time. And I am very very *not* antifeminist, lol. That's not what this is, I promise. I know some of the red pillers say preposterous stuff and use the idea of battered men to try to undermine gains made re: domestic violence against women, which is an overwhelmingly larger problem statistically. Women are jist drastically more likely to be killed by an abusive male partner than vice versa. But I think our statistics about male victims would change a little bit if we accurately knew how many men have been the victims of domestic violence (from male or female partners) I think the issue is that our culture (and others are far worse) very much discourages men from recognizing or admitting to abuse from female partners. There is huge social stigma for them in asking for help. It is similar to (trigger warning) men being the victims of rape by men...just stepping forward to ask for help is fraught with stigma, and they sometimes cant get the help they need. Many male victims of either issue say afterwards "I felt ashamed, like I let it happen, because Im a man and Im supposed to be able to defend myself" Even male-on-male domestic violence in lgbtq relationships is less recognized or validated (and the statistics on that are pretty bad, especially for trans people, who are at *horrific* risk of IPV) There are definitely lots of male abusers who exagerate or just plain lie, claiming their victims abused them. But I think there are also a good many men we don't know about who are in abusive marriages or partnerships that they don't know what to do about. I was saying "I believe men can be victims of IPV, but I dont believe THIS guy when he says it" Is that more clear, I hope?
Thought I was the only one that actress was over doing it lol imagine hearing your sister screaming and slamming into walls lmao I mean it’s messed up but kinda funny too
I will never forget the depiction of sleepwalking from this episode. I don’t think there is any other representation of the insanity that can occur while asleep and it so fascinating, and sad that such events could happen while asleep.
I used to be a sleepwalker when I was younger and not surprisingly it ran in my family as both my uncles as well as my grandfather suffered from it. I eventually grew out if it, but I remember my parents telling me stories about finding me wandering around the house in the middle of the night bumping into things. I had absolutely no memory of any of it...needless to say, it was some down right scary shit.
I feel so bad for the victims of this episode and their families: the firefighters, little Kristi, Jarod, and Susan. And what her son said about that dream he had about her really got to me. 💔
Gang members are TRASH. Period. Useless. They swerve absolutely no purpose in life. Also, the naivete of sooooo many white women in America is astounding to me. Did she really believe that only BAD people catch stray bullets in drive bys? Apparently she has failed to hear about ALL the random innocent kids who die that way in this country on a regular basis. Smh I suppose for most middle-class and upper-class people if something doesn't apply to them or their lives they don't even bother taking the time to give any of their attention to it. Sad
Sleepwalking is some ominous shit... my younger brother used to sleepwalk as a kid. One time he managed to walk out of the house and into the street. I never had sleepwalking episodes, but I used to have intense night terrors where I'd jump out of bed, terrified for no reason.
"I loved (past tense) Susan. And I really do pray go God she is alive and well". HE SAYS, AS HE SHAKES HIS HEAD NO 🙄 Body language and his subconscious gives him away.
When i was younger and played basketball i used to sleepwalk, my dad caught me walking out of my house at night and asked where i was going and i told him to a spelling bee with my basketball coach, i feel like pressure of sports can play a big role in it
I enjoyed it.At first I had the opinion that they should find a host, but after finishing it and being old enough to know about the original, I no longer think they should find narrator.It was awesome seeing that ghostly image of Robert Stack in the intro to Netflix’s unsolved mysteries.
I remember the fireman story... I was 8 when it happened. I recall wondering why nobody called into the local hotlines with anything helpful in all those years, everyone seemed like they wanted justice, but didn't provide any tips (or at least meaningful tips) until after this national broadcast aired. Asshats.
Thanks For Another Great Episode Of Unsolved Mysteries With Robert Stack It's Back At 39:42 "Susan You're Being Bad Again" I Believe Jim Harrison Murdered Susan On The Day She Disappeared From Her Home Unfortunately He Passed Away In 2007 Without Ever Being Charged Even Her Sons Also Her Family Still Believe Jim Was Responsible For Their Mother's Murder Very Sad Situation
Yeah, but, of course, who are they gonna try to blame? I've known an ex just like her, and she always played the victim. So, Jim could easily have been abused and someone else killed that damned Susan ... because she looked nice to family, but I bet she was a real bitch in how she treated other people.
i woke up while sleepwalking a few years ago...We lived on a hill in Kentucky at that time..I was standing looking over a valley..It was storming like hell.We had tornado warnings that night ...I knew the woods very well so I made it back home ok...but I was bruised and cut up..must have took some falls ...ugh I was wet.muddy..and just a nightgown on...embarrassing ..good thing I lived in the woods ...I was lucky it could have ended badly ..
Susan's then husband Jim killed her because he puts her at the house with him as the last place being seen and a dead and buried body can't drive a car to the airport last I checked! I do believe tho that all things done in the dark always come to light!
Why we need the music is even a bigger mystery!!? It's not a music video, is it? They don't talk over a music video, do they? Just imagine watching the latest pop video and someone relentlessly talks all the way throughout.
@Shandra9000mail , , thanks for the info... I guess also depends on the person as well.....my best friend's name is Robert and how I've addressed him as Robert never Bob. which is fine with him.
@@patrickperalta59 that may be true, but than you have guys like Robert De Nero who everyone who knows him calls him Bobby or Bob. his Professional name he uses Robert. but you are right that some guys prefer to be called Robert or it doesn't bother him. it doesn't bother me that she called him Bob. that may have been what he went by with friends
Update on Kristi Martin: In August 2000, Jorge Mendez was arrested in Mexico on unrelated charges. Shortly afterwards, an informant contacted the Harris County, Texas, Sheriff's Department and informed them about his arrest. Authorities requested that he be extradited back to the United States to stand trial for Kristi's murder. However, the Mexican government said that they would not extradite him unless it could be guaranteed that a life sentence would not be sought against him. In previous instances, the Mexican government would only do this in death penalty cases. It is not known why they requested it for this case as well. The Harris County D.A. did not want to "limit the punishment range" in a murder case, so they declined the Mexican government's request. Mexican officials were also willing to allow Harris County prosecutors to come to Mexico to try their case there, but they refused, believing that they would not be able to successfully prosecute the case in another country. In the end, Mexican authorities tried Mendez. He was convicted and sentenced to thirty-one years in prison. In August 2023, Jose Rios was arrested in Mexico City by Mexican authorities. On December 13, FBI agents brought him back to Harris County, Texas, to stand trial for Kristi's murder.
I used to sleepwalk all the time when I was a kid, but I think it's something I grew out of. I usually remembered when I did, I was told I started as soon as I was out of my crib, and the last time I remember doing it I think I was in my late 20's and I'm now 42. The funny thing is my grandmother was also a sleepwalker as a child so I wonder if it can be a hereditary thing.
I used to sleepwalk A LOT when I was a kid. I do remember being woken up by family members in the most bizarre areas of the house. Sleepwalking is very interesting.
Lithium carbonate has been available for the treatment of bipolar disorder's (aka manic-depression) manic episodes for decades; anti-depressants are available for the other side of the condition. There's no reason why she wasn't being medicated in 1995.
Boyle was last seen in his hometown of Marysville, Washington on November 4, 2012. He left his residence at 4:30 a.m. and never returned. The previous day, he'd been cited by law enforcement for a traffic offense, and he may have been distraught when he left home. His vehicle, a red 2006 Chrysler Pacifica with the Washington license plate number 169WNT, disappeared with him and has never been found; a photo of it is posted with this case summary. Boyle worked as the assistant girls' basketball coach at Marysville-Pilchuk High School at the time of his disappearance, and was also active in the football and baseball programs at middle and high school levels. He grew up in Everett, Washington, but had lived in Marysville for two decades prior to his disappearance; he was a well-liked, respected member of his community. Foul play is not suspected in Boyle's case, but his disappearance is out of character and his case remains unsolved.
Susan so drunk leaving the house and Jim didn’t call police worried she’d crash her car or something! Don’t believe his story for a second! he’s a liar 🤥
My late brother would sleep walk but also eat. With that he packed on the weight. He would say he couldn’t remember getting up and eating. He passed away November 20, 2020. It’s still hard for me.
How on earth could Susan visit Jim at 7pm, verbally abuse him, drink wine, take a nap, wake up, have a pleasant 2 hour conversation with Jim while drinking more wine and then take another nap at 9pm? had he been drinking before this interview or what?
My daughter had night terrors every night until almost 6 yrs old, I fight with parasomnia, sleep walking, sleep apnea, insomnia.... and I fight in my sleep, my husband has to try to force me awake to get me to stop beating on him. He is a rather large and strong man (think wrestler, biker, big guy) and I'm only 5'1" and considerably weaker than him, but in those events (he tells me) that I am far more powerful and strong then normal (our little girl has the same strength boost in her terrors too) and that I'm just BEATING him,... furiously... yeah, sleep issues suck.... a whole lot.
I love Unsolved Mysteries with Robert Stack. it's one of my favorite all time series. But they should of kept the original scary opening music. Don't change whaT is not broke. Plus the drive by shooters that killed Kristi Martin should of been all put to death. Thats crazy what they did to innocent people.
I had a dream the day before my 8th grade graduation that my dad die and I told him he said “ don’t worry kid that won’t happen for a long time” he die in 2017 at the age of 49 I feel like that was a warning that he wasn’t meant for this world long.
Update to the Kristi Martin update: Jorge Mendez was not extradited to the US, as prosecutors declined Mexican authorities' extradition terms. Instead he was tried in Mexico for unrelated crimes (apparently) and sentenced to 31 years in jail. In August 2023, "Flaco" Jose Rios was arrested in Mexico City. He was extradited back to Houston and is in prison awaiting trial there.
I have a sleepwalking problem- not to this extreme however, it's definitely really scary especially not remembering and everyone going on and on what you did & say.
That is scary.... i talk A LOT in my sleep and i also kick and swing punches really hard and sometimes i really injure myself by kicking/punchings the walls... i always worry about the dumb shit that i will potentially say in my sleep lol... but yea..i hope your sleepwalking is under control and you are well :)
Update on the sister of Lois Cappoziello: Unsolved. Lois' sister has never been located; there is still the possibility that she did die at birth and the incident in the 1970s was merely a coincidence. Marjorie passed away at the age of 71 on April 25, 1998.
I've had dreams that later played out in real life, not dejavu. It's freaky. Maybe time is a never ending spiral that becomes a circle eventually? They found a parallel reality where time runs backwards, anything's possible.
Sleepwalking is probably caused by stress, basically. Competitive sports events coming up soon, supressed emotions, and a competitive spirit or worries about friends or something else can make you sleepwalk the night before
It's a good thing those fallen firefighters got justice after all. Firefighters are among the people I respect the most, as they put their lives on the line to rescue people. Their much needed and respectable service was cut short by those people involved who were only looking after their own interests.
RIP all those firemen, and thank you for your brave service!
jim killed her for sure. look at the way he recalls what happened, his face changed immediately
He has the eyes of a murderer. He exudes evil.
I don't think so, but I always found it odd that the older one almost immediately thought she was dead. But I guess given the history, it's understandable.
my microwave is broke
@@CamilleNadia Yes, I agree 100%. Who knows if he killed her or not. Many times, a woman will look like the Victim, but she is mainly the biggest part of the problem.
@@antonioacevedo5200 I agree. He looks like he's desperately trying to control some deep anger by speaking low and in a super calm tone of voice.
He definitely killed Susan
Yeah. ‘Vanished’ my A$$
Because "man"? She's the one that cheated on her first husband..... who knows what she did to her second.
Probably a psycho and her sons and Jim got rid of her.
@@sdlemire yes because everyone with bipolar disorder is "psycho"...🙄🙄🙄
@@broeheem2804 Yes, I agree 100%. Who knows if he killed her or not. Many times, a woman will look like the Victim, but she is mainly the biggest part of the problem.
Lois never did find her twin. Jim Harrison died in 2007 without ever being charged. Susan's family still believes that Jim was responsible for Susan's death.
It is possible Lois' sister did die after birth and that was coincidence
@@EssexAggiegrad2011 It's definitely is possible. People sometimes do remember things the way they would like to rather than the way it actually was.
Yeah Jim probably hired someone to do it probably
Thank you for the update. I also believe that Jim was responsible for the death of Susan. I like to think that there are certain people that God chooses to deal with on a personal level and Jim Harrison is one. Look deep into his eye during this interview and you can feel that he is a killer.
@@EssexAggiegrad2011 And, yet, the lack of a death certificate would seem to indicate the twin didn't die at birth. Certainly a sad case, whether dead at birth or the twin survived but they never reconnected.
👀 Susan you're being bad again! The way Jim Harrison said that was sooooo creepy! I think he killed her
I definitely agree! "She went from being good to being bad" is code for "she wasn't my perfect doll without flaws."
That was an unsettling thing to say, some people tell on themselves
He had her killed hired someone to do it
Like Robert's voice
yh he strangled her in her home. then dumped her body in the woods before driving to the airport
I worked on the ambulance service with a sleepwalker. One night he was getting dressed (the phone hadn't rung) and I asked him what's going on. He told me some story about his dad's store being broken into in a small town nearby. Hmm, I didn't know he had a store as he worked for the phone company. We did have a run a few hours later. I asked him about the break in; he had no idea what I was talking about. Lol, teasing him lasted a few weeks. I never experienced him doing it again.
It was probably a dream from a previous life. My Aunty told me when my cousin was born every night throughout his childhood he would sleepwalk screaming “Fire! Fire! Fire!” As a toddler they would find him curled up in the corner of the room screaming “Fire!” but he had never seen or experienced fire at all, my Aunty put it down to a previous life, she said that’s all it could be, how could a baby know about such things. Eventually as he got older the sleep walking / nightmares stopped. Food for thought.
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Jim seems like a gaslighter. No doubt he made Susan believe it was her fault. Also someone who plays the innocent victim making justifications for everything he does. If he was ever caught he would say that it was self-defense or deny deny deny. I know someone just like this.
And I knew somebody just like Susan. A real pain in the ass when she got drunk.
I know plenty of people like Jim, Wyndi. I agree.
@@EBR1 Yes, I agree 100% about how Susan acts. Known someone very similar. Who knows if he killed her or not. Many times, a woman will look like the Victim, but she is mainly the biggest part of the problem.
@@PoeLemic, does that justify murdering her (people like her)?
@@tmac7547 is that a serious comment?
Susan Harrison: On November 29, 1996, two years after Susan disappeared, her skeletal remains were found in a shallow grave by two hikers in a remote hunting area near Wolfsville, Maryland, about fifty miles from her home. Dental records and sapphire earrings confirmed her identity. Based on head injuries to her skull, the State Medical Examiner ruled that she had been murdered, probably on the day she disappeared. Although Jim claimed to have never been to the area where her remains were found, a witness told investigators that he and Susan had visited the area a year before she vanished.
In July 1997, police searched Jim's home for evidence; it is not known if anything was found. Later that month, Nick and Jon filed a $17 million wrongful death suit against him. In August 1999, it was settled privately. Surprisingly, later that year, the Maryland Attorney General's Office ended the criminal investigation into Susan's murder due to "insufficient evidence". Her family is convinced that Jim is responsible for it, but charges were never filed and he passed away in 2007 at the age of seventy-one. A reward is being offered for information in this case.
He probably hired someone to do it like oj Simpson did
@@chinodelchicano8332 What? OJ Simpson killed Nicole & Ron himself. He didn't hire anybody lol.
@@christopherwalkinalloverya5824 they are saying Glen Rodgers serial killer killed her he was hired by oj
@@chinodelchicano8332 Oh okay, thanks.
This was in another episdoe
Kudos to the police for identifying these gang members immediately.
and yet nobody is jail and its 2021.
Best reenactment on this one tho.😄. Yo Flaco, wussup holmes?
Real P.O.S. Both of them.
Anyone else here having fun reading the comments like me? Lol 🙋🏻♀️❤️
I only come here when I’m scared.
Try doing it with A.D.D. I have to watch every episode at least twice because it's like I am half into the episode and half into reading the comments and I want to make sure I don't miss anything! Lol
@@leval1000 👫
I kinda wait till the end of the episode. Cause people talking about the cases/stories and it kinda gives it away
I do. Sometimes I read them during the show or before lol
"Susan, you're being bad again."
Scrolled down to post this LOL
Hahahahah
“Susan, CALM DOWN!”
So creepy, like being in a horror movie where the killer is coming after you
Gave me the creeps the way he said it too! 😂
I had a Problem with sleep walking! It can be very dangerous especially when You find Yourself waking up Places outside Your home.
My daughter did it when she was young all the time she even hopped from the floor onto the bathroom counter with one Leap while she was asleep she was about five years old when she did this
i have the same issue with alcohol.....
I used to sleepwalk when I was a teenager. I'm glad I've (apparently) grown out of it.
@@KrystalGilbert big jump?
@@chappy24 yeah huge jump for a five-year-old especially..
I just stood there i could not believe what I had just seen
How awful to have the sleepwalking problem. Poor boy.
dianne Dido right!? He looked like such a nice and sweet guy too. 🥺
@COONHUNTER #1 Joan Crawford style.
Your profile pic is handsome
Indeed. I had several instances of sleepwalking from ages 11-12. I felt very terrified when I woke up realising that I had walked up and down the stairs and all around the house while being unconscious....there were many ways where I could've hurt myself. Sleepwalking is a funny anecdote but when you suffer from it, it is not funny. Gerald case was definitely extreme and rare but nevertheless tragic and I agree, poor guy....if only he had the luck for someone to stop him while that happened to him...
@BKK lol
I am sooo glad those arsonists were caught and given life. Nothing will bring those brave firefighters back, but I get so angry when people do these senseless heinous things and get away with it
*At the very end of Jim Harrison's first commentary segment, here. He drops a couple of looks, after what appears to be two lies. He may have very well been a wealthy sociopath.*
2:24 Sleepwalking 11:38 Murder in the Park 19:42 KC Blast 23:35 Parallel Lives 31:14 Missing Susan
Doing the Lord's work. Thanks -- wish they'd put your comments into the Description where all of us could jump to the interesting content without watching the crap.
Thank you ❤️🌹❤️
"Susan, you're being bad again." 😂😂😂😂
According to my bunk-mate, during Basic Training, I sleepwalked at least once. He said I climbed out of bed, walked around my locker, went to the 3rd floor window, and stared outside for 45 minutes before climbing back into bed. He also said that during my staring, I didn't move.
My Sister did too. It would wake me up as she walked through the house. She never remembered them
I feel so bad for Jarod. How tragic. And it sounds like he was kind of having premonitions of his death.
Yeah. Very strange and tragic.
I'm fine.
@@jarrodbarker5050😂🤣🤣.
Jim is so guilty. odd how that detective did everything he could to all but name Jim as the suspect
Thank you for the upload!!!!! I have wanted to see this episode again, for soo long!!!!!
I slept walk when I was a toddler woke up across the street on a bench then walk back to my room. Its a scary thing to experience, my girlfriend has done this also.
I fully believe that many men are victims of domestic violence and abusive relationships, and that it's a big unaddressed problem.
But, Im *really* creeped out by Jim.
i think men and women are both victims of it as well
Wife beating is an apalling act, and so is mental bullying to husbands.
My ex would hit me and tell and would throw a fit if I raised my voice back....
It is absolutely not a big problem. Women DV victims are over 90% and more the victims. Do ur research.
@@StarSurvivor1585 No, dont misunderstand me, Im very familiar with the stats. I worked in the mental health field for a long time.
And I am very very *not* antifeminist, lol.
That's not what this is, I promise.
I know some of the red pillers say preposterous stuff and use the idea of battered men to try to undermine gains made re: domestic violence against women, which is an overwhelmingly larger problem statistically.
Women are jist drastically more likely to be killed by an abusive male partner than vice versa.
But I think our statistics about male victims would change a little bit if we accurately knew how many men have been the victims of domestic violence (from male or female partners)
I think the issue is that our culture (and others are far worse) very much discourages men from recognizing or admitting to abuse from female partners. There is huge social stigma for them in asking for help. It is similar to
(trigger warning)
men being the victims of rape by men...just stepping forward to ask for help is fraught with stigma, and they sometimes cant get the help they need. Many male victims of either issue say afterwards "I felt ashamed, like I let it happen, because Im a man and Im supposed to be able to defend myself"
Even male-on-male domestic violence in lgbtq relationships is less recognized or validated (and the statistics on that are pretty bad, especially for trans people, who are at *horrific* risk of IPV)
There are definitely lots of male abusers who exagerate or just plain lie, claiming their victims abused them. But I think there are also a good many men we don't know about who are in abusive marriages or partnerships that they don't know what to do about.
I was saying "I believe men can be victims of IPV, but I dont believe THIS guy when he says it"
Is that more clear, I hope?
The part with the lady running into the wall cracks me up!
It terrifies me. 😱
Thought I was the only one that actress was over doing it lol imagine hearing your sister screaming and slamming into walls lmao I mean it’s messed up but kinda funny too
It is not funny. These people have sleeping problems.
It does since you’re a SADIST! 😰
The one with the window omg I thought she die they paying for the lies and wickedness they've committed for the day
Jim Harrison killed Susan. Now how do I go about to claim the reward?
It's scary how many times UM interviewed obvious killers. I often wonder if they agreed because of their own ego or doing so would downplay suspicion.
I will never forget the depiction of sleepwalking from this episode. I don’t think there is any other representation of the insanity that can occur while asleep and it so fascinating, and sad that such events could happen while asleep.
I never forgot this episode. It scared me then and it still does.
Spooky guys
I used to be a sleepwalker when I was younger and not surprisingly it ran in my family as both my uncles as well as my grandfather suffered from it. I eventually grew out if it, but I remember my parents telling me stories about finding me wandering around the house in the middle of the night bumping into things. I had absolutely no memory of any of it...needless to say, it was some down right scary shit.
I am running low on episodes that Mr. Robert Stack hosts 😞
Oh no! Your memory could perhaps not store all the details and maybe you won’t notice next time !
I feel so bad for the victims of this episode and their families: the firefighters, little Kristi, Jarod, and Susan. And what her son said about that dream he had about her really got to me. 💔
I'm fine.
Either Susan was undiagnosed with other mental health issues or her husband doesn’t know diddly about manic depression and is lying about it.
I think this is a decent possibility, one that is overshadowed by Jim Harrison coming off as unlikable at best and completely guilty at worst.
I used to dream I was awake and then I’d wake up and find myself asleep
Gang members are TRASH. Period. Useless. They swerve absolutely no purpose in life. Also, the naivete of sooooo many white women in America is astounding to me. Did she really believe that only BAD people catch stray bullets in drive bys? Apparently she has failed to hear about ALL the random innocent kids who die that way in this country on a regular basis. Smh I suppose for most middle-class and upper-class people if something doesn't apply to them or their lives they don't even bother taking the time to give any of their attention to it. Sad
Sleepwalking is some ominous shit... my younger brother used to sleepwalk as a kid. One time he managed to walk out of the house and into the street. I never had sleepwalking episodes, but I used to have intense night terrors where I'd jump out of bed, terrified for no reason.
If I could exercise while sleep, that would be great.
For real though... I strongly agree.
Lol
and learn things
Yeah until you run through a glass door.
🤣😂😂
"I loved (past tense) Susan. And I really do pray go God she is alive and well". HE SAYS, AS HE SHAKES HIS HEAD NO 🙄 Body language and his subconscious gives him away.
When i was younger and played basketball i used to sleepwalk, my dad caught me walking out of my house at night and asked where i was going and i told him to a spelling bee with my basketball coach, i feel like pressure of sports can play a big role in it
You were going to a party. Lol
She arrived around 7 and she attacked me and then asked for wine and I gave her what she asked for.. WHAT???!!!!
Get the f outta here 🙄
So who’s here or has anyone seen the new Netflix’s trailer for the new Unsolved Mysteries?
I enjoyed it.At first I had the opinion that they should find a host, but after finishing it and being old enough to know about the original, I no longer think they should find narrator.It was awesome seeing that ghostly image of Robert Stack in the intro to Netflix’s unsolved mysteries.
it wont be the same without mullets
@@johnsavedbygrace3998 i agree. Would be weird to have another host. And i loved that they put Robert in the intro❤️the respect ❤️
I remember the fireman story... I was 8 when it happened. I recall wondering why nobody called into the local hotlines with anything helpful in all those years, everyone seemed like they wanted justice, but didn't provide any tips (or at least meaningful tips) until after this national broadcast aired. Asshats.
Sadly Marjorie Kim died three years later at the age of 71.
Thanks For Another Great Episode Of Unsolved Mysteries With Robert Stack It's Back At 39:42 "Susan You're Being Bad Again" I Believe Jim Harrison Murdered Susan On The Day She Disappeared From Her Home Unfortunately He Passed Away In 2007 Without Ever Being Charged Even Her Sons Also Her Family Still Believe Jim Was Responsible For Their Mother's Murder Very Sad Situation
Yeah, but, of course, who are they gonna try to blame? I've known an ex just like her, and she always played the victim. So, Jim could easily have been abused and someone else killed that damned Susan ... because she looked nice to family, but I bet she was a real bitch in how she treated other people.
That young guy, having that reoccurring dream racing against a car, WOW !
Flaco and Jorge look like some real winners
i woke up while sleepwalking a few years ago...We lived on a hill in Kentucky at that time..I was standing looking over a valley..It was storming like hell.We had tornado warnings that night ...I knew the woods very well so I made it back home ok...but I was bruised and cut up..must have took some falls ...ugh I was wet.muddy..and just a nightgown on...embarrassing ..good thing I lived in the woods ...I was lucky it could have ended badly ..
Susan's then husband Jim killed her because he puts her at the house with him as the last place being seen and a dead and buried body can't drive a car to the airport last I checked! I do believe tho that all things done in the dark always come to light!
Why they changed the original music is truly the mystery...
This newer version is utter crap compared to the original. No mystery there.
Totally agree. The original music sends a chill down my spine but this re-done intro is flat by comparison and evokes nothing.
Why we need the music is even a bigger mystery!!?
It's not a music video, is it?
They don't talk over a music video, do they?
Just imagine watching the latest pop video and someone relentlessly talks all the way throughout.
Because at this point ratings were slipping so they had to switch something up
Will she stop saying BOB! So glad they dropped her the next season.
@Shandra9000mail , .....he went by the name Robert Stack. not Bob.
@Shandra9000mail , , thanks for the info... I guess also depends on the person as well.....my best friend's name is Robert and how I've addressed him as Robert never Bob. which is fine with him.
@@patrickperalta59 that may be true, but than you have guys like Robert De Nero who everyone who knows him calls him Bobby or Bob. his Professional name he uses Robert.
but you are right that some guys prefer to be called Robert or it doesn't bother him. it doesn't bother me that she called him Bob. that may have been what he went by with friends
Bob Stack just doesn't sound right.
actually when I was a kid I thought it was like short for saying Boss. I didn't know Bob was short for Robert!
Update on Kristi Martin:
In August 2000, Jorge Mendez was arrested in Mexico on unrelated charges. Shortly afterwards, an informant contacted the Harris County, Texas, Sheriff's Department and informed them about his arrest. Authorities requested that he be extradited back to the United States to stand trial for Kristi's murder. However, the Mexican government said that they would not extradite him unless it could be guaranteed that a life sentence would not be sought against him. In previous instances, the Mexican government would only do this in death penalty cases. It is not known why they requested it for this case as well. The Harris County D.A. did not want to "limit the punishment range" in a murder case, so they declined the Mexican government's request. Mexican officials were also willing to allow Harris County prosecutors to come to Mexico to try their case there, but they refused, believing that they would not be able to successfully prosecute the case in another country. In the end, Mexican authorities tried Mendez. He was convicted and sentenced to thirty-one years in prison. In August 2023, Jose Rios was arrested in Mexico City by Mexican authorities. On December 13, FBI agents brought him back to Harris County, Texas, to stand trial for Kristi's murder.
I used to sleepwalk all the time when I was a kid, but I think it's something I grew out of. I usually remembered when I did, I was told I started as soon as I was out of my crib, and the last time I remember doing it I think I was in my late 20's and I'm now 42. The funny thing is my grandmother was also a sleepwalker as a child so I wonder if it can be a hereditary thing.
I used to sleepwalk A LOT when I was a kid. I do remember being woken up by family members in the most bizarre areas of the house. Sleepwalking is very interesting.
Lithium carbonate has been available for the treatment of bipolar disorder's (aka manic-depression) manic episodes for decades; anti-depressants are available for the other side of the condition. There's no reason why she wasn't being medicated in 1995.
Lithium is a horrible medicine! Side effects from that is NOT worth the little benefit someone may get from it!
Luke Baer That’s not for you to decide. That’s a decision for the patient and their doctors.
That famous saying poopooed it
@@trentcruise3084 And Epstein did not kill himself.
The way he refers to his wife as "bad" or "good" is disturbing. Anyone agree?
Boyle was last seen in his hometown of Marysville, Washington on November 4, 2012. He left his residence at 4:30 a.m. and never returned. The previous day, he'd been cited by law enforcement for a traffic offense, and he may have been distraught when he left home.
His vehicle, a red 2006 Chrysler Pacifica with the Washington license plate number 169WNT, disappeared with him and has never been found; a photo of it is posted with this case summary.
Boyle worked as the assistant girls' basketball coach at Marysville-Pilchuk High School at the time of his disappearance, and was also active in the football and baseball programs at middle and high school levels. He grew up in Everett, Washington, but had lived in Marysville for two decades prior to his disappearance; he was a well-liked, respected member of his community.
Foul play is not suspected in Boyle's case, but his disappearance is out of character and his case remains unsolved.
39:42 Susan, you're being bad again!
😆
He probably actually said, "Susan, you're being a bitch again!"
This show unsolve mystery have always been wonderful
Susan so drunk leaving the house and Jim didn’t call police worried she’d crash her car or something! Don’t believe his story for a second! he’s a liar 🤥
Although Robert Stack was in his mid70's when then this was made he looked great
My late brother would sleep walk but also eat. With that he packed on the weight. He would say he couldn’t remember getting up and eating. He passed away November 20, 2020. It’s still hard for me.
Sorry for your loss, Natalie.
How on earth could Susan visit Jim at 7pm, verbally abuse him, drink wine, take a nap, wake up, have a pleasant 2 hour conversation with Jim while drinking more wine and then take another nap at 9pm? had he been drinking before this interview or what?
No he made it up
I dont care if gang member shoot other gang...but...shooting innocent ppl and brag about it? So sickening...
I guess this is the first season on CBS, judging by the woman doing narration for the updates.
No last year on NBC
Nah she was doing it on previous couple seasons..l
This is the last season on NBC before it moved to CBS
I liked the older theme song than this one
My daughter had night terrors every night until almost 6 yrs old, I fight with parasomnia, sleep walking, sleep apnea, insomnia.... and I fight in my sleep, my husband has to try to force me awake to get me to stop beating on him. He is a rather large and strong man (think wrestler, biker, big guy) and I'm only 5'1" and considerably weaker than him, but in those events (he tells me) that I am far more powerful and strong then normal (our little girl has the same strength boost in her terrors too) and that I'm just BEATING him,... furiously... yeah, sleep issues suck.... a whole lot.
you should seek help than that may work
I've driven 40-ton HazMat rigs across state lines while sound asleep.
Tops in my book 👍
Plus if u carry some "sensitive" cargo through the borders well .. you're off the hook ;)
Having episodes involving sleepwalking? It’s like something out of the Nightmare On Elm Street horror films, except there’s no Freddy.
Maybe Jarod should have been handcuffed to something to keep him from wandering off?
That man reminds of the poltergeist preacher, he killed Susan guaranteed
I thought, White OJ.🤣
Heidee was my track and field coach in jr. high back in 1992 or 1993. Her mom also taught at my school.
No, Jim def did it.. even the playout of their argument reminded me of an x narcissist I was seeing...
My brother sleep walks or used to, he walked out of his house in his scibbies, he lived in town a city, but has never so far been hurt.
The parts in the video, when there is shooting or screaming, the volume is way too loud.
I know what you mean, because it's fake.
I know what you mean the volume/sound mixing was trash, as much as I love this show it’s a big flaw lol
I love Unsolved Mysteries with Robert Stack. it's one of my favorite all time series. But they should of kept the original scary opening music. Don't change whaT is not broke. Plus the drive by shooters that killed Kristi Martin should of been all put to death. Thats crazy what they did to innocent people.
I had a dream the day before my 8th grade graduation that my dad die and I told him he said “ don’t worry kid that won’t happen for a long time” he die in 2017 at the age of 49 I feel like that was a warning that he wasn’t meant for this world long.
“Susan you’re being bad again” 😑😑😑
2:22 Sleepwalking 🏃♂️💤😴 🏃♀️💤
11:36 Gang Violence 🔫
RIP Kristi Martin 🌷 😔
What's scary is that I almost have that exact same car as Susan Harrison. I own a 1991 Saab 900 Turbo 2dr convertible.
Why is that scary?
Those 2 punks should hang for what they did to their Daughter .
I do. So should YOU.
@@spookygirl7761 fuck off troll
drive-by shootings don't happen to good people?! Wow. Just wow.
Linda's husband was simply creepy.
Update to the Kristi Martin update: Jorge Mendez was not extradited to the US, as prosecutors declined Mexican authorities' extradition terms. Instead he was tried in Mexico for unrelated crimes (apparently) and sentenced to 31 years in jail. In August 2023, "Flaco" Jose Rios was arrested in Mexico City. He was extradited back to Houston and is in prison awaiting trial there.
Anyone else bust out laughing when 'heidi' ran smack into the wall?
How dare that Keely chick call Mr. Stack Bob...
Omg.....lol
I have a sleepwalking problem- not to this extreme however, it's definitely really scary especially not remembering and everyone going on and on what you did & say.
That is scary.... i talk A LOT in my sleep and i also kick and swing punches really hard and sometimes i really injure myself by kicking/punchings the walls... i always worry about the dumb shit that i will potentially say in my sleep lol... but yea..i hope your sleepwalking is under control and you are well :)
if you ever kill someone at night, use the sleepwalking defense.
LOL at the sleepwalking screams
Sorry For All The Lost 🙏 And Missing People's 💔 That 🙏 Is Always 💔 On Unsolved Mysteries TV Shows.
"POOR WOMAN!! BIT IT SEEMS SHE WAS HAVING SERIOUS NIGHTMARES!!
Update on the sister of Lois Cappoziello:
Unsolved. Lois' sister has never been located; there is still the possibility that she did die at birth and the incident in the 1970s was merely a coincidence. Marjorie passed away at the age of 71 on April 25, 1998.
Jim is the white OJ Simpson. "It's her fault". Sheeeeeeeeeeeeiiiiittt.
Lol @ her running into the wall...
Jim was a creep but Susan is definitely weird. Who in their right mind would buy a Saab ???
I've had dreams that later played out in real life, not dejavu. It's freaky. Maybe time is a never ending spiral that becomes a circle eventually? They found a parallel reality where time runs backwards, anything's possible.
The twin episode just kills me
And why are those 2 still out there as far as the murder in the park case the second case?
"Susan, you're being bad again...."
39:45 "Susan. Your being bad again!"
Regarding the sleepwalking segment; I work with a woman who claims that her husband used to sleepwalk into their kitchen and cook/prepare a meal 😳😳😳
wow 22:05 kelly shaee smith (when she was young ) looks like Meghan Markle.
As Long as she doesn't have her personality
No she doesn't,
Pierce Brosnan’s wife
@@mylacordeiro8107 You mean that news Lady is his Wife.????.
@@MrBobthebird Yes, That is Pierce Brosnan's wife.
Sleepwalking is probably caused by stress, basically. Competitive sports events coming up soon, supressed emotions, and a competitive spirit or worries about friends or something else can make you sleepwalk the night before