To be honest Robin, I feel so sad for you 'women'. You know, binge watching these episodes has really brought home to me, that you poor buggers are virtually on a completely different 'predatory' level!
Robert Stack's presence on Unsolved Mysterious is soo powerful! When they revived the series, it wasn't rhe same without Robert. I enjoy these uploads on YT!
The erica richardson case was truly and absolutely heartbreaking update: DNA evidence from the erica richardson scene was linked to a unidentified body of a male who's body was pulled from the lousiana river the man was subsequently identified as john feiga I really prayed that this evil MF took his own life or that someone murdered his ass R.I.P. ERICA RICHARDSON GONE WAY TOO SOON BUT TRULY NOT FORGOTTEN😪😢😇😭☝️🙏💜💜
So many red flags, and entertaining loser as such, is always not a good thing. how can educated women kept wasted their beautiful life away with dangerous, violent men, calling it love? I don't understand.
@@birdyelke775 I don't get it either. We women need to learn to be happy living by ourselves. Have relationship(s) but don't let a guy move in. My former husband and I get along quite well now that we don't live together.
@@300MARKETST Actually I'm 56. What was it about my comment that deserved your reply? Lots of people who don't live in the USA are watching this for the first time not just me.
yeah hes too matter-of-fact about it, plus with the way he said 'we stayed up into the wee hours ...discussing it'. as if she would want to stay up for hours after coming home from work super late. hes a angery fuck
It reminds me a bit of the Chris & Shanann Watts case. He claims after a long flight his wife calmly discussed his cheating and decided on divorce after s-x. This was after she arrived home at 2am, after having been out of town. When she discovered he used a credit card to take another woman out to dinner. Narcissistic people make the worst liars because they can’t fathom how they appear to others.
Too bad our entire system of justice is based on the notion that one is innocent until proved guilty. I mean, obviously there is a clear cut standard way one would behave during and after a traumatic death/disappearance/murder. Take that along with the fact that people also maintain a certain baseline of behavior despite knowing they are most likely the main suspect and that everyone is scrutinizing every. single. word. and action. I mean, wtf? Someone having trouble in their marriage is so rare, I mean if were common there would be TONS of divorces, so the fact they argued and may have discussed divorce or separation pretty much puts the nail in the coffin as far as I am concerned, I mean who would end their marriage any way other than murder? I mean, someone else commented that the daughter saw her sleeping on the couch and she didn't wake up- obviously she was dead! The guy seems like he is super smart and could not only murder his wife, clean the crime scene as well as her body up, but that he also has the emotional maturity to then be able to place the dead body on the couch, remembering to have her face away from the front, and hold his emotions and overall behavior together to the point he could walk his daughter by her mother's dead body and interact with others and nobody think anyone was up.
Linda is on the couch apparently non responsive the next morning after an argument with an overly jealous possessive husband who is the last to see her alive?? and were wondering who did it???
well she was sleeping around on him too..sounds like he had a reason to be a bit jealous he married a cheater. I'm not saying he didn't do it because i don't know but when you have a woman like that who knows it could have been anyone.
The way don called her Linda Sherman as if he barely knew her stuck out to me when you know someone that close you rarely call them by there whole name💯
@@HopefulInterventions Notice also how he tried to portray Linda in a negative light - that she was irresponsible and abandoned her daughter and ran off with another man. This goes against her pattern of behavior. Her family stated that she always took her daughter with her when she left Don in the past. He killed her, no doubt in my mind.
Ok good. Sigh of relief. I thought this was a fan channel. I was like, I need to watch all of these before the channel is taken down. But its the official channel. So glad.
@Shandra9000mail too common for most females. that badboy thug story gets ol and boring. i guess females are drawn to that. in this case it was a fatal
In July of 2008, DNA from the crime scene was matched to an unidentified body in a Louisiana morgue. The corpse, known as "John Doe A98-071", was pulled from the Atchafalaya River in Louisiana on April 13, 1998, four months after the murder. Dental records confirmed that the body belonged to John Feiga. As a result, Erica's murder case was closed. Ironically, John had also been murdered, but his killer has never been found.
Good riddance to him. It’s sad they didn’t catch him to put him in jail. Whoever killed him, I hope they bothered and harassed him while he was at work repeatedly calling him and showing up unannounced asking him who customers were.
You can hear how Robert is already losing his voice in the last few episodes of this season, but he doesn't give up on doing his job and be the pro he has always been. Cancer took his life but not his legacy.
@@alli-kat2329 Stack underwent radiation therapy for prostate cancer in October 2002 and died of heart failure on May 14, 2003. You say potato and I say potahto You say tomato and I say tomahto Let's call the whole thing off
@@michellefernandez3155 um NO! Specific diagnosis is important IS IT NOT?..he died officially from HEART FAILURE! I dont know about you but id rather have an offish diagnosis than have my doc say o well...potato potahtoe over something so Important! Im sure it prob mattered to his fam rather than ooo it was either one so it dont matter 😒😑
But he had prostate cancer and didn't start treatment or even get diagnosed til over a year after this season. He did a whole nother season after this one. He probably just had a cold
Even the daughter herself states that in her heart she knows her father did. It is obvious she was dead back home on the sofa. How police didn't tie everything up is just beyond me.
When you use the word "seen" in a place were should use the word "saw," nobody takes you seriously. Like, everybody assumes your "evidence" is just your feelings and that you don't know the difference.
Erica’s story is so tragic, her poor parents really tried to help her escape from him but ultimately there was nothing they could do to keep her from that monster…💔
Don definitely killed her, he can't even look at the camera for more then 2 seconds, he keeps looking away. You can see he is nervous as hell in this interview, just watch his eyes going all over the place starting at 11:23.
To be fair, I have some experience in front of the camera and it is almost impossible to remain eye contact strictly with the camera, if your interviewer is sitting next to it. Your instinct tells you that you are having a conversation with a human, not the inanimate object with a lens. That said, he absolutely did it, alright. He killed her.
Bill Kurtis , Peter Thomas , Robert Stack , Marlene Sanders I can’t watch anything without those 4 narrators they are the best and that’s going to last forever that’s what I believe no one will ever replace them never ever !!!
I was a caretaker for my mom for many years. A couple days after she passed, I was laying in bed. I heard her call my name. I bolted out of bed to see what she needed. I saw her standing by my bed. I reached out to touch her, and she disappeared. I know she came to let me know she was ok.
They need to find the evidence blood something it's probly in the living Room and he put the skull there so he could admire in every day what a sick fuck Don is 100% guilty
I think she was dead. It's come out that an ex-girlfriend of Don's said that Don confessed that he killed Linda. Unfortunately Don has also now passed on so he won't face any punishment here on Earth.
I think about the women in my life who have children and there is simply no way in hell that they would ever leave them, that to me would be a sure sign that they had met with foul play.
Listen to the tonality of those being interviewed, they're almost all actors. He seems like one, there are repetitive tone structures and mannerisms that most people being interviewed by UM share...because they're actors.
Wow, abusive men are the worst. Absolutely, disgusting the way they treat our sisters, mothers and daughters. If you know someone in an abusive relationship do anything to get them out of it.
@Texas_Raised_ Texas _Made Just because you leave an abusive relationship doesn't mean that the abuse will stop or you will be safe. Abusers will sometimes continue to stalk and harass their victims, and even attack and or kill them later.
@Texas_Raised_ Texas _Made There are several studies as to why victims of domestic violence don't leave. Abusers can be very manipulative. They often promise to change. Or they may resort to threats and emotional blackmail and the victim may feel that they have no choice. If children are involved, the abusers will sometimes use the children as leverage to make their victims return to them or stay with them.
Don SO did this-- he's explaining things that happened, but at the same time shaking his head No. Body language doesn't lie, he knows what he's saying is all lies. it's heartbreaking they never got him for her murder.
Something motivated the killing and one thing women are known to do is to look for another men when they want to escape a relationship. 90% of women. Relationship coaches call it, "monkey branching" and "rebounds". Used to be called just "cheating." Once a husband/boyfriend with "killing potentials" finds out, whether she's with him or not, it's a death sentence. Especially latin American countries....
Feeling SO 😭 because of how Patti had to grow up in a BATTLEFIELD, watching her parent's self involvement over their own dynamics, inadequacies.Let me emphasize that NO ONE deserves to live in fear!! Each one of us human beings are an INVALUABLE plant on this planet. We need lots of love, respect, trust and care- if our seeds are to continue on creating our future. My own heart is scarred a little - EVERY SINGLE TIME, that I hear of a life being stolen -prematurely- by the thief, of this matrix.
My late husband was also like him. I barely survived, sent my kids to their father's, and I disappeared. That's the only way I was able to get away alive. 😢. It is very difficult to get away from these types of narcissistic people. ❤️🌹🙏🌹❤️
Police later sent cadaver-sniffing dogs and a search team to Perryville, seventy-five miles south of St. Louis, where they believed the body was buried. However, no traces of Linda's remains were found. One of Don's ex-girlfriends claimed that he confessed to killing Linda. However, there was never enough evidence to charge him. Don died on May 7, 2015 at Good Samaritan Regional Health Center in Mt. Vernon, Illinois. He was fifty-eight. For unknown reasons, his daughter Patty was not listed in the obituary. Police chief Michael Webb passed away in 2009. Dennis Lutz, Linda's brother, passed away in January 2016.
I don't understand how a woman can have brothers and they allow a man to mistreat her. My dad,uncles,and brothers would put fear in his ass whether I wanted them to or not. The husband is lying
@Texas_Raised_ Texas _Made Men can be abused in relationships and are less likely to tell. There is a fear of not being believed, fear of the abuser, and the fact that abusers isolate their victims. The victims tend to blame themselves because abusers are very manipulative.
I agree with those who stated that Don Sherman was guilty as hell. Here are some key things that gave him away. 1. He claimed that Linda basically walked out of the house one day and never came back. This is common with people who have killed their significant others or even their children and have managed to hide and/or dispose of the body. They try to make it seem like the victim left of their own volition. In these cases, abuse was going on and the victim was preparing to permanently leave and/or expose the abuser. 2. Don claimed to have "seen" Linda several weeks after her disappearance. No one else did, apparently. But the story he told is so implausible, not only how he supposedly saw her but his reaction. This is a classic move by a murderer who wants to make it seem like the victim is still alive and therefore diverts suspicion from themselves. 3. He said he believed that Linda "left with somebody and met with foul play". This statement sums up the kind of person he was. Like many abusers, he was essentially blaming Linda for her own death. Basically saying that she was "careless, thoughtless, a bad mother and brought it all on herself". This is not someone talking about the woman he supposedly loved and who was the mother of his child. It's also against her pattern of behavior - when she left him in the past, she ALWAYS took their daughter with her. It would be completely out of character for her to leave Patty behind. Too bad Don Sherman was never brought to justice while he was on this earth. I hope the rest of Linda's remains will be found.
Right?! No sh--, Sherlock!! Obviously, she would have died, since that is why you're being interviewed after her skull is found, genius. 🤦♀️ What an idiot he was/is. 🙄
My mum died almost 5 years back n my brothers sees her everyday at 3am in her room.. at first it scared him but now he is used to seeing her everyday..one day she said it is time for me to take my medicine.. as if she was unaware she has left her body.. the day she died my brother entered her bedroom n saw her sitting next to her body.. she saw him n left.. i do believe people die but their spirit remain..
Our minds find many ways to comfort us after the loss of a loved one but especially after the loss of a child. We comfort ourselves in anyway possible.
I seen my dad the night he died, my mom had to go tell my grandparents that my dad had passed away.Someone knocked on the door of my grandparent’s house and opened it, it was my aunt, but all I seen was my dad, wearing the clothes that in my mind he wanted me to know that he wanted to be buried in the clothes he had on.I never said anything about it.The next day my aunt laid out 3 sets of clothes.A tuxedo, which my dad never wore.One of the 3 sets of clothes was the clothes he had on when I seen him.His favorite cowboy style buttoned up shirt, new blue jeans.
Yeah I was 9 when my dad passed suddenly, but that night is still so vivid in my brain! I didn't understand what was going on, but I knew it wasn't good.
Linda. Nowadays we understand so much more about the struggles inside of people. When a person starts to feel emptiness - in this case, his lack of work and money - great violence may rise. It is so important to allow what we have (love) to open our eyes to what we may lose, and avoid falling in a river of emotion and dispair that may very well end up in tragedy. Blessings.
Jealousy is so disgusting I went through a stint of it myself when I was a teenager, I'm glad that I realized early on that no one that doesn't respect and truly love and want me is not worth my energy ,and especially not my soul. But I can imagine how some people that have low self-esteem and maybe lack of morals etc...anger issues could and do get themselves into these sad relationships. Sad,how they get away and then go back only to be killed by the guy they already have been mentally and physically abused by.
Alcohol should be a controlled substance just like all the other highly addictive drug , Alcohol is the second most highly addictive drug..... second to heroin.
@@freeman98720011 Lol I was comparing Apples to Apples what makes you think about abolishing pain medication is going to do I'm very aware of alcoholism in this country I was just making a point
Actually the idiots can't take the fact that a woman said no. Their delicate egos can't take the brunt of being ignored. We had a poor college girl go through that some months ago. She ignoted him when he was talking to her (she didn't know the mf), and his precious ego couldn't take the rejection. Beat her up, after raping her, and strangled her.
Erica’s case was another sad & tragic case. The many mistakes women like her make is to “move” these men , who are usually not accomplished in life, into their homes. It’s best to really vet someone , male or female, for a very lengthy time before even considering to move someone into your home. May she rest in Peace.
i dated someone just like john. he was arrested for stalking and harassing me at work. i found out he had two other open abuse and harassment charges from an ex girlfriend and the mother of his child. i’m so glad i got away. i feel so bad for erica and her family. men like him never change.
I have never experienced physically seeing a person after gone (well one that was gone before I was born but I was so little I don't recall for sure). But in recent years I've experienced stuff I wish I could explain but probably never will fully understand it stemmed from decades ago but because of those experiences I will always believe something someone says about spiritual/ghosts/etc if I can have what I experienced then anything is possible
You are not alone. Many of us do. Everything is energy. We are concentrated energy. Energy cannot be created nor destroyed. It just is. We don't know what happens to it when we shed the 3d body. Some people are able to pick up energies others can't
I absolutely believe that love ones can speak too you from heaven. I have had multiple dreams of my dog I lost four years ago coming back to life in my dreams and I think she is trying to let me know that she's still there for me. My mom has also experienced this when she saw the angel of her father at the foot of her bed.
I hate when PhD psychologist's try to deny what a mother of a dead child is experiencing. Those experiences are real and it is their child trying to comfort them!
In the Linda Sherman case, why hasn’t anyone questioned the fact that they suddenly had a kid while still in high school? I grew up in the suburbs of Detroit and I can’t recall anyone in my high school getting knocked up before graduation. I’ve been out of high school since 2003. Again, not trying to be judgmental or rude, but perhaps times were different when she was in high school? Cost of raising a child perhaps different?
the sceptic needs to mind his own bussiness if the families believe they got a message from their loved ones who died and they feel some sort of comfort over it...that is all that matters.
Regarding Erica’s case: We need to be educated on how better to handle obsessive people because certain behaviors make the situation worse, placating, for example. In a traditional stalking situation, the only correct response is NO RESPONSE. The stalker must be given no contact. Unfortunately, in Erica’s situation, she was already involved with this man. There are a lot of things we learn in school, which don’t enhance our lives. Psychology generally isn’t introduced until high school and then usually it is just an elective. What could possibly be more important than understanding oneself and one’s fellow man? Laws should also be changed to better protect victims. Mandatory lock-up/evaluation/behavior mod, etc. for stalkers BEFORE THEY HURT SOMEONE.
Really cool to see stories about "Life after Death", and I sure hope that there is something after this. I sure worry that this is the only existence that we get. However, hope I'm wrong.
Feeling so sad for Erica's mom. Her pain is so deep. She raised a bright, high achieving daughter who made her so proud.
To be honest Robin, I feel so sad for you 'women'. You know, binge watching these episodes has really brought home to me, that you poor buggers are virtually on a completely different 'predatory' level!
Sooner or later, unsolved murder cases of male victims might become a reality.
@@supdude5194 what happened to john feiga again?
@@MrMoralHighground Probably killed himself. That's my guess anyway.
Men like that ALWAYS kill themselves ugh
I officially *LOVE YOU, FILM RISE!*
i love their “highway to heaven” reruns too!
Robert Stack's voice brings the mystery to the episodes.
Yeah, I have the exact same thought. That's what I love about him. RIP Robert. He was the best when it came to TV hosts.
Yeah, but you can hear, in recent episodes, that it's fading considerably.
SeriousSchitt yeah he is having the elderly old man higher pitch to his voice in these later episodes from the late 90s. Kind of depressed me
You have a pretty pic,your beauty is so mysterious facts!!
His voice is scarier than the stories 🤣
Robert Stack's presence on Unsolved Mysterious is soo powerful! When they revived the series, it wasn't rhe same without Robert. I enjoy these uploads on YT!
His presence period is powerful.
The Erica Richardson story was heartbreaking. Such a lovely family. The good ones always die way too soon.
The erica richardson case was truly and absolutely heartbreaking update: DNA evidence from the erica richardson scene was linked to a unidentified body of a male who's body was pulled from the lousiana river the man was subsequently identified as john feiga I really prayed that this evil MF took his own life or that someone murdered his ass R.I.P. ERICA RICHARDSON GONE WAY TOO SOON BUT TRULY NOT FORGOTTEN😪😢😇😭☝️🙏💜💜
So many red flags, and entertaining loser as such, is always not a good thing. how can educated women kept wasted their beautiful life away with dangerous, violent men, calling it love? I don't understand.
@@birdyelke775 I don't get it either. We women need to learn to be happy living by ourselves. Have relationship(s) but don't let a guy move in. My former husband and I get along quite well now that we don't live together.
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So unfair
@@reneebrown1362 he was murdered by someone else but his murderer has not been found.
The actor who plays Don was a GENEROUS upgrade to the real life one.
I know! Lol
Agree
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I thought he was the actual guy. 😅
Thank you for uploading Unsolved Mysterious with host Robert Stacks. The best host of this great tv shows. Though as a kid it seemed so scary.
I hadn't seen any of the episodes with Robert Stack before. I've got a lot of watching to do. Many Thanks
Susan Waldron what are you like 12
@@300MARKETST Actually I'm 56. What was it about my comment that deserved your reply? Lots of people who don't live in the USA are watching this for the first time not just me.
@@300MARKETST 😂🤣🤭😂🤣🤭😂🤣🤭😂🤣🤭😂🤣🤭
@@300MARKETSTI just found about this show out lol and I’m 20
I love unsolved mysteries
True
Im so glad these are back on RUclips!!! Hit the square and binge watching on my flat screen 20th century meets 21st 😀
Don Sherman just joined the Tim McClure "I obviously did it and I'm a terrible liar" boys band. The list of members is getting pretty long. 😉
yeah hes too matter-of-fact about it, plus with the way he said 'we stayed up into the wee hours ...discussing it'. as if she would want to stay up for hours after coming home from work super late. hes a angery fuck
What a POS !!!
Jonathan Turbide + Lol..he’s a terrible liar...can’t see how that clown got away with it......
It reminds me a bit of the Chris & Shanann Watts case. He claims after a long flight his wife calmly discussed his cheating and decided on divorce after s-x. This was after she arrived home at 2am, after having been out of town. When she discovered he used a credit card to take another woman out to dinner. Narcissistic people make the worst liars because they can’t fathom how they appear to others.
Too bad our entire system of justice is based on the notion that one is innocent until proved guilty. I mean, obviously there is a clear cut standard way one would behave during and after a traumatic death/disappearance/murder. Take that along with the fact that people also maintain a certain baseline of behavior despite knowing they are most likely the main suspect and that everyone is scrutinizing every. single. word. and action. I mean, wtf? Someone having trouble in their marriage is so rare, I mean if were common there would be TONS of divorces, so the fact they argued and may have discussed divorce or separation pretty much puts the nail in the coffin as far as I am concerned, I mean who would end their marriage any way other than murder? I mean, someone else commented that the daughter saw her sleeping on the couch and she didn't wake up- obviously she was dead! The guy seems like he is super smart and could not only murder his wife, clean the crime scene as well as her body up, but that he also has the emotional maturity to then be able to place the dead body on the couch, remembering to have her face away from the front, and hold his emotions and overall behavior together to the point he could walk his daughter by her mother's dead body and interact with others and nobody think anyone was up.
The most dangerous time for someone in a DV situation is when they're getting ready to leave. 😔
True, because that's when the abuser is faced with losing control of his victim once and for all.
Linda is on the couch apparently non responsive the next morning after an argument with an overly jealous possessive husband who is the last to see her alive?? and were wondering who did it???
Exactly- NO mystery
Yea all signs are pointing
@@brandyyolidio4213 was the daughter by him kr is that hus step daughter
well she was sleeping around on him too..sounds like he had a reason to be a bit jealous he married a cheater. I'm not saying he didn't do it because i don't know but when you have a woman like that who knows it could have been anyone.
So obvious he did it, and that crazy story of her seeing him and ducking, he's a cold dude
The way don called her Linda Sherman as if he barely knew her stuck out to me when you know someone that close you rarely call them by there whole name💯
Exactly! That’s exactly how Chris Watts behaved during the news interviews.
@@HopefulInterventions Notice also how he tried to portray Linda in a negative light - that she was irresponsible and abandoned her daughter and ran off with another man. This goes against her pattern of behavior. Her family stated that she always took her daughter with her when she left Don in the past. He killed her, no doubt in my mind.
its obvious he did it haha. i cant believe he went on the show! wtf
Yes he’s distancing himself from her
Did you see the grin on his face when he said "i have nothing to do with her disappearance or death"
Ok good. Sigh of relief. I thought this was a fan channel. I was like, I need to watch all of these before the channel is taken down. But its the official channel. So glad.
Little late but sunrise who owns the rights to the show uploaded them along with many of the older.shows they hold the rights to
Awww I really feel for Erica's mum, she looks absolutely broken, just want to give her a huge cuddle.
Me too. So heartbroken for her parents...and their only child too. What an animal that man was.
@Shandra9000mail too common for most females. that badboy thug story gets ol and boring. i guess females are drawn to that. in this case it was a fatal
@@concerta56 Oh, I bet you know so much about 'most women'. What a joke.
@@susannahv7219 how many Females you dated before you married your husband?
If yes were you the masculine or feminine in your relationship (s)?
@@concerta56 "Females". You really know how to talk to and about women.
In July of 2008, DNA from the crime scene was matched to an unidentified body in a Louisiana morgue. The corpse, known as "John Doe A98-071", was pulled from the Atchafalaya River in Louisiana on April 13, 1998, four months after the murder. Dental records confirmed that the body belonged to John Feiga. As a result, Erica's murder case was closed. Ironically, John had also been murdered, but his killer has never been found.
Good riddance to him. It’s sad they didn’t catch him to put him in jail. Whoever killed him, I hope they bothered and harassed him while he was at work repeatedly calling him and showing up unannounced asking him who customers were.
Karma...
Wonder if the person or persons that killed him was one of his abuse victims
Karma
Men like him make me sick. I've dated several with the same personality. Very dangerous and think they are entitled to own you.
You can hear how Robert is already losing his voice in the last few episodes of this season, but he doesn't give up on doing his job and be the pro he has always been. Cancer took his life but not his legacy.
Actually heart failure ended Robert Stacks life in the end, not the cancer :(
@@alli-kat2329 Stack underwent radiation therapy for prostate cancer in October 2002 and died of heart failure on May 14, 2003.
You say potato and I say potahto
You say tomato and I say tomahto
Let's call the whole thing off
@@michellefernandez3155 um NO! Specific diagnosis is important IS IT NOT?..he died officially from HEART FAILURE! I dont know about you but id rather have an offish diagnosis than have my doc say o well...potato potahtoe over something so Important! Im sure it prob mattered to his fam rather than ooo it was either one so it dont matter 😒😑
@@alli-kat2329 now, take a breath. You sound so triggered. Relax.
But he had prostate cancer and didn't start treatment or even get diagnosed til over a year after this season. He did a whole nother season after this one. He probably just had a cold
I miss this show so much rest in peace robert stack won't ever forget you thanks for the good memories
She got home at 3am, so we stayed up until 4am discussing that.
For real.
I know, crazy! I think the husband did it
Right discussing it
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He meant arguing and fighting.
Even the daughter herself states that in her heart she knows her father did. It is obvious she was dead back home on the sofa. How police didn't tie everything up is just beyond me.
Lack of evidence.
It's not obvious when there were neighbors who seen her alive later that day after the daughter left
@@TurkeysLeg only that didn’t happen.
When you use the word "seen" in a place were should use the word "saw," nobody takes you seriously. Like, everybody assumes your "evidence" is just your feelings and that you don't know the difference.
Don Sherman seemed pretty guilty . This is one of those cases that should have been solved
Erica’s story is so tragic, her poor parents really tried to help her escape from him but ultimately there was nothing they could do to keep her from that monster…💔
Don definitely killed her, he can't even look at the camera for more then 2 seconds, he keeps looking away. You can see he is nervous as hell in this interview, just watch his eyes going all over the place starting at 11:23.
Don died in 2015
@@lovejetfuel4071 Jeez, I hope it was painful.
To be fair, I have some experience in front of the camera and it is almost impossible to remain eye contact strictly with the camera, if your interviewer is sitting next to it. Your instinct tells you that you are having a conversation with a human, not the inanimate object with a lens. That said, he absolutely did it, alright. He killed her.
And he keeps smiling when talking about her death
@@britishcig5462 I noticed that too. Homey smiling when ain't nothing funny 🤔
If I saw a skull outside my restaurant window, I'd say "I like the ambiance here!"
lol!
Yeah, I was wondering why people were alarmed? To me it’s a great decor item… I have about five or six fake skulls in my home
Bill Kurtis , Peter Thomas , Robert Stack , Marlene Sanders I can’t watch anything without those 4 narrators they are the best and that’s going to last forever that’s what I believe no one will ever replace them never ever !!!
You forgot Rod Serling. He’s the best in my book.
No mother is going to leave her kids with an abusive man
Really? They do it all the time!
No way is right.
Unfortunately, some mothers do, some just dont care.
Some are too scared to run with the man's child...Very sad
ok shit assed troll
Another great episode, thank you!! Hope everyone is having a good evening 💙
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Same to you
need a job
Hugs y'all! Happy Friday
I was a caretaker for my mom for many years. A couple days after she passed, I was laying in bed. I heard her call my name. I bolted out of bed to see what she needed. I saw her standing by my bed. I reached out to touch her, and she disappeared. I know she came to let me know she was ok.
Have you had any other experiences?
You were dreaming
@@fu8297 No I was not dreaming! I know what I saw. !
I had strange things happen but it's not a visitor from the other side. I wanted to believe too. It's a demon. Read the bible.
This episode made me even more content to just be single. Lol
"Apparently she was wrong. Dead wrong."
The script writer for this episode was on top of his game. I wonder if he smiled when he thought of that line.
why the hell would he smile? weirdo
Don is guilty as hell
@Sundiata Keita Oh yeah
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They need to find the evidence blood something it's probly in the living Room and he put the skull there so he could admire in every day what a sick fuck Don is 100% guilty
@@avamonroe4131 Right or so someone can see it and he'd be in the clear.
Agree !!!
I don’t know why it makes me so pleased to hear updates where the bad guy got caught
7:22 she was probably dead on the couch omg........
That's definitely what it looked like!
Or at least near death.
Exactly what I thought!
I think she was dead. It's come out that an ex-girlfriend of Don's said that Don confessed that he killed Linda. Unfortunately Don has also now passed on so he won't face any punishment here on Earth.
Thankyou for these episodes one of the best
Show ever.
I remember watching Robert stacks in unsolved mysteries with my parents every nite that it aired on lifetime growing up
Robert stack.bill Curtis..the best...no one comes close
true . Paul Winfrey.
Peter Thomas (Forensic Files) was pretty good, too. But, I agree, Robert Stack was the 🐐.
Paul winnfield The guy who narrated City Confidential, he passed away some time in 2004.
I gi e Peter Thomas the slight edge over Robert Stack. Plus, Thomas was a WW2 veteran. He was from the Greatest Generation and it shows.
13:23 - She knows her dad did it, she (understandably) doesn't want to admit it.
amt 8705 mother probably dead on the settee when her daughter was being taken to school by the father Don
@@sarahbrennan1342 yeah when you little like that you can't really do anything. I just can't believe he's walking around with no charges
There is no way Linda ran off with some man and left her daughter behind
I think about the women in my life who have children and there is simply no way in hell that they would ever leave them, that to me would be a sure sign that they had met with foul play.
My heart breaks for Erica’s parents
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I agree...That Voice draws you in"
I grew up watching these every week...😊👍👍
When don said he had nothing to do with the death of Linda he shook his head which signals that he doesn’t believe what he is saying (12:42)
No it doesn’t t dumbass
Listen to the tonality of those being interviewed, they're almost all actors. He seems like one, there are repetitive tone structures and mannerisms that most people being interviewed by UM share...because they're actors.
And, he closed his eyes when he denied involvement in her death.
@@RaZeRbLaDeZ yes he is exactly right.
You got that right!
The part where the mom sees her daughter brings back memories of when I saw my mom after she died
Wow, abusive men are the worst. Absolutely, disgusting the way they treat our sisters, mothers and daughters. If you know someone in an abusive relationship do anything to get them out of it.
What would you suggest? Here is the senario - 3 kids, married 7 years, homemaker, and emotional abusive covert narcissist husband.
@Allan Gray - Can't say abusive woman are too much fun either. And there's a heck of a lot of them out there. Just not so talked about I guess.
@Texas_Raised_ Texas _Made Just because you leave an abusive relationship doesn't mean that the abuse will stop or you will be safe. Abusers will sometimes continue to stalk and harass their victims, and even attack and or kill them later.
@Texas_Raised_ Texas _Made There are several studies as to why victims of domestic violence don't leave. Abusers can be very manipulative. They often promise to change. Or they may resort to threats and emotional blackmail and the victim may feel that they have no choice. If children are involved, the abusers will sometimes use the children as leverage to make their victims return to them or stay with them.
get rid of the losers move house change your number silent vote on the electoral roll fake account on social media with a fake picture
Don SO did this-- he's explaining things that happened, but at the same time shaking his head No. Body language doesn't lie, he knows what he's saying is all lies. it's heartbreaking they never got him for her murder.
Anytime a wife goes missing the first thing the husband says is "she's ran off with another man," in other words the husband killed her.
Something motivated the killing and one thing women are known to do is to look for another men when they want to escape a relationship. 90% of women. Relationship coaches call it, "monkey branching" and "rebounds". Used to be called just "cheating." Once a husband/boyfriend with "killing potentials" finds out, whether she's with him or not, it's a death sentence. Especially latin American countries....
@@goonknox Idiot
Yep. I think Don did it.
I do think the husband did it. But this is a really naive way of thinking.
@@non_da yeah okay your opinion not mine sweetie 🙄
Feeling SO 😭 because of how Patti had to grow up in a BATTLEFIELD, watching her parent's self involvement over their own dynamics, inadequacies.Let me emphasize that NO ONE deserves to live in fear!! Each one of us human beings are an INVALUABLE plant on this planet. We need lots of love, respect, trust and care- if our seeds are to continue on creating our future. My own heart is scarred a little - EVERY SINGLE TIME, that I hear of a life being stolen -prematurely- by the thief, of this matrix.
The stories about Michael, Wendy, and their mothers gave me chills. I had experiences like that when I was a kid after my father died.
Do tell
I feel so bad for Erika. My ex husband was the same way. 💔 it’s like you’re in prison.
My late husband was also like him. I barely survived, sent my kids to their father's, and I disappeared. That's the only way I was able to get away alive. 😢. It is very difficult to get away from these types of narcissistic people. ❤️🌹🙏🌹❤️
Police later sent cadaver-sniffing dogs and a search team to
Perryville, seventy-five miles south of St. Louis, where they believed
the body was buried. However, no traces of Linda's remains were found.
One of Don's ex-girlfriends claimed that he confessed to killing Linda.
However, there was never enough evidence to charge him.
Don died on May 7, 2015 at Good Samaritan Regional Health Center in Mt.
Vernon, Illinois. He was fifty-eight. For unknown reasons, his daughter
Patty was not listed in the obituary. Police chief Michael Webb passed
away in 2009. Dennis Lutz, Linda's brother, passed away in January 2016.
Patty probably knew he killed her mother so they no longer spoke, that would be my guess.
What led to them believing that her remains were possibly in Perryville? just curious.
@@lionezfury there no info. She just copied and posted this info
I believe she was dead on the couch when Patty was on her way to school.
@@derriekcooper1878 Me, too.
I don't understand how a woman can have brothers and they allow a man to mistreat her. My dad,uncles,and brothers would put fear in his ass whether I wanted them to or not. The husband is lying
That's life girl ,like mom(ugly mom) to insecure daughter! She was lucky to get a man!
But Russada, when those sicko start brainwashing their partner, women tend to pretend they doesn't notice those outcried flags till it's too late.
@@mikesmith2938 thats a little horrible to say
Damn u beautiful hit me up.4703016279
@Texas_Raised_ Texas _Made Men can be abused in relationships and are less likely to tell. There is a fear of not being believed, fear of the abuser, and the fact that abusers isolate their victims. The victims tend to blame themselves because abusers are very manipulative.
“Apparently she was wrong... dead wrong”’ ok mr stack I see what you did there ! 😂
Love continues on from this world. I believe her son was trying to bring her comfort as well.
I agree with those who stated that Don Sherman was guilty as hell. Here are some key things that gave him away.
1. He claimed that Linda basically walked out of the house one day and never came back. This is common with people who have killed their significant others or even their children and have managed to hide and/or dispose of the body. They try to make it seem like the victim left of their own volition. In these cases, abuse was going on and the victim was preparing to permanently leave and/or expose the abuser.
2. Don claimed to have "seen" Linda several weeks after her disappearance. No one else did, apparently. But the story he told is so implausible, not only how he supposedly saw her but his reaction. This is a classic move by a murderer who wants to make it seem like the victim is still alive and therefore diverts suspicion from themselves.
3. He said he believed that Linda "left with somebody and met with foul play". This statement sums up the kind of person he was. Like many abusers, he was essentially blaming Linda for her own death. Basically saying that she was "careless, thoughtless, a bad mother and brought it all on herself". This is not someone talking about the woman he supposedly loved and who was the mother of his child. It's also against her pattern of behavior - when she left him in the past, she ALWAYS took their daughter with her. It would be completely out of character for her to leave Patty behind.
Too bad Don Sherman was never brought to justice while he was on this earth. I hope the rest of Linda's remains will be found.
Donna I have had the same type of experiences. Coincidence and probability can only go so far.
Your son is with you. God is Love💖💖💖 God Bless
Linda looked so unhappy in that family photo 😔 I have seen that face on plenty of women including my own
This is exactly where I am from. St. Louis, Missouri!
And uhhh......”died!” 😂 ...GUILTY!
Dude, as I scroll through comments, as always I do, that part happened right as I got to your comment. 😄
Right?! No sh--, Sherlock!! Obviously, she would have died, since that is why you're being interviewed after her skull is found, genius. 🤦♀️ What an idiot he was/is. 🙄
My mum died almost 5 years back n my brothers sees her everyday at 3am in her room.. at first it scared him but now he is used to seeing her everyday..one day she said it is time for me to take my medicine.. as if she was unaware she has left her body.. the day she died my brother entered her bedroom n saw her sitting next to her body.. she saw him n left.. i do believe people die but their spirit remain..
My heart goes out to Linda's family and Erica's family...😭
Our minds find many ways to comfort us after the loss of a loved one but especially after the loss of a child. We comfort ourselves in anyway possible.
My dad visited me after he died, all he said was that he loved me! Then he was gone.
Same! 💖💖
I seen my dad the night he died, my mom had to go tell my grandparents that my dad had passed away.Someone knocked on the door of my grandparent’s house and opened it, it was my aunt, but all I seen was my dad, wearing the clothes that in my mind he wanted me to know that he wanted to be buried in the clothes he had on.I never said anything about it.The next day my aunt laid out 3 sets of clothes.A tuxedo, which my dad never wore.One of the 3 sets of clothes was the clothes he had on when I seen him.His favorite cowboy style buttoned up shirt, new blue jeans.
Same thing happened with me..😭
I love you to...And now Im gone..Sorry about your dad.
Yeah I was 9 when my dad passed suddenly, but that night is still so vivid in my brain! I didn't understand what was going on, but I knew it wasn't good.
Linda. Nowadays we understand so much more about the struggles inside of people. When a person starts to feel emptiness - in this case, his lack of work and money - great violence may rise. It is so important to allow what we have (love) to open our eyes to what we may lose, and avoid falling in a river of emotion and dispair that may very well end up in tragedy. Blessings.
Jealousy is so disgusting I went through a stint of it myself when I was a teenager, I'm glad that I realized early on that no one that doesn't respect and truly love and want me is not worth my energy ,and especially not my soul.
But I can imagine how some people that have low self-esteem and maybe lack of morals etc...anger issues could and do get themselves into these sad relationships. Sad,how they get away and then go back only to be killed by the guy they already have been mentally and physically abused by.
Seeing loved ones who have passed away is definitely true. I’ve experienced it before
Sad that Feiga didn't get prosecuted. He died. Maybe he did something to another girl and her family took him out. God will sort this out.
He didn't just die, he got murdered. Karma maybe.
@@TheForlornEidolon777 Could be.
He abused the wrong woman and either she did it or her brother or father. Some families don't play that
Sherman has "murderer" all over his face.
Agree, he did it.
Another husband getting away killing his wife......"In my heart I think he done it"
Poor Linda..her poor daughter..Her mum was dead on the sofa.
It's obvious that Don did it.
So sad for Erica..you can feel her parents pain..
The Segment with the family members appearing, to their loved ones as spirts was a little spooky. Only because I experienced similar instances.
Me too.
What did you see or experience?
Robert Stack is like the human version of Scruff Mcgruff.
🤣😂
"We think he's working on an oil rig off the coast of Louisiana" but there's 5 or 6 of them and we're too lazy to check.
Alcohol should be a controlled substance just like all the other highly addictive drug ,
Alcohol is the second most highly addictive drug..... second to heroin.
I agree
@@hugueslaliberte1022 I do, too.
Me three
Prohibition didn't work to many drink
@@freeman98720011 Lol I was comparing Apples to Apples what makes you think about abolishing pain medication is going to do I'm very aware of alcoholism in this country I was just making a point
Thank you!
John Feiga and men like him.........stop being an incel or 'nice guy' about women. If you get rejected or she says no, MOVE ON!!!!!!
Amen. Move on is correct.
Actually the idiots can't take the fact that a woman said no. Their delicate egos can't take the brunt of being ignored. We had a poor college girl go through that some months ago. She ignoted him when he was talking to her (she didn't know the mf), and his precious ego couldn't take the rejection. Beat her up, after raping her, and strangled her.
Erica’s case was another sad & tragic case. The many mistakes women like her make is to “move” these men , who are usually not accomplished in life, into their homes. It’s best to really vet someone , male or female, for a very lengthy time before even considering to move someone into your home. May she rest in Peace.
I often wonder if my mother would still be alive when I got home
Me too
I'am so sorry for your lost.🧡💚💜
@@juliagulia5823 My condolences to you and your family Juliaglia.💙❤💛
I'm not sure what you mean by this, but I am very sorry for whatever this frightening situation is.
Love this show still.
Ironically, John Feiga had also been murdered, but his killer has never been found.
Or he jumped of a bridge and killed himself
@@keepnitreal4life385 he was murdered.
Serve him right. He deserved what he got. He should have suffered the way Erica may have suffered.
Irony is a bitch
i dated someone just like john. he was arrested for stalking and harassing me at work. i found out he had two other open abuse and harassment charges from an ex girlfriend and the mother of his child. i’m so glad i got away. i feel so bad for erica and her family. men like him never change.
You can hear Stack's voice beginning to fail him. So sad. Loved that dude!
I have never experienced physically seeing a person after gone (well one that was gone before I was born but I was so little I don't recall for sure). But in recent years I've experienced stuff I wish I could explain but probably never will fully understand it stemmed from decades ago but because of those experiences I will always believe something someone says about spiritual/ghosts/etc if I can have what I experienced then anything is possible
Stay off the crack
You are not alone. Many of us do. Everything is energy. We are concentrated energy. Energy cannot be created nor destroyed. It just is. We don't know what happens to it when we shed the 3d body. Some people are able to pick up energies others can't
The re-enactments tanked once the series moved to CBS. Also you can hear Robert Stack's voice begin to weaken. Good stories, still.
Aww Imogene 😭 Love and hugs.
33:10-33:59
Energy never dies!! They don't go away. There certainly is a afterlife!! 🙏🏾
Are these ever gonna be available on DVD????
FromSouthForkTexas
I there is a collection on EBay for like 300
Cheaper to watch it on here
I absolutely believe that love ones can speak too you from heaven. I have had multiple dreams of my dog I lost four years ago coming back to life in my dreams and I think she is trying to let me know that she's still there for me. My mom has also experienced this when she saw the angel of her father at the foot of her bed.
This episode is nearly 20 years old now and I hope Don is dead.
Yes i read he died at 58, also his friend caught his wife in the act having sex with another man that's why he was so angry.
Kmt
@@erickanew Wouldn’t you if your man abused/hit and stalked you?
My my my I enjoy these stories of unsolved mysteries🎯🎯🎯🎯
Okay the Update to Erica’s story took me by surprised tbh.
Sadly, we will probably never know who killed Linda Sherman. Don Sherman died in May of 2015 at the age of 58.
I’m so sorry for Erica’s parents 😢.
Why dont they do unsolved mysteries anymore? It was so amazing and helped so much In solving them @
Guess John Feiga got his justice.
Dark Charcoal Killers
The strain in Robert Stacks voice is so sad...
I know. These past few episodes. He sounds so bad.
As a friend once told another who connected everything unusual with her deceased son, sometimes a dead raccoon on the road is just a dead raccoon.
I hate when PhD psychologist's try to deny what a mother of a dead child is experiencing. Those experiences are real and it is their child trying to comfort them!
I wasn’t in that much grief for some reasons and things like this happen to me everyday
In the Linda Sherman case, why hasn’t anyone questioned the fact that they suddenly had a kid while still in high school? I grew up in the suburbs of Detroit and I can’t recall anyone in my high school getting knocked up before graduation. I’ve been out of high school since 2003. Again, not trying to be judgmental or rude, but perhaps times were different when she was in high school? Cost of raising a child perhaps different?
the sceptic needs to mind his own bussiness if the families believe they got a message from their loved ones who died and they feel some sort of comfort over it...that is all that matters.
There's always some asshole who wants to "logically" explain things...let these ppl have a breath of fresh air
Regarding Erica’s case: We need to be educated on how better to handle obsessive people because certain behaviors make the situation worse, placating, for example. In a traditional stalking situation, the only correct response is NO RESPONSE. The stalker must be given no contact. Unfortunately, in Erica’s situation, she was already involved with this man.
There are a lot of things we learn in school, which don’t enhance our lives. Psychology generally isn’t introduced until high school and then usually it is just an elective. What could possibly be more important than understanding oneself and one’s fellow man?
Laws should also be changed to better protect victims. Mandatory lock-up/evaluation/behavior mod, etc. for stalkers BEFORE THEY HURT SOMEONE.
Really cool to see stories about "Life after Death", and I sure hope that there is something after this. I sure worry that this is the only existence that we get. However, hope I'm wrong.
I’d think there has to be something after this life.
I think there is. I've spoken to my Gramma. She told me she was leaving. And I've never dreamed of her since.