I feel you. When i hear that creepy music and robert stacks voice, i can imagine myself pulling the covers over my eyes again yet still enjoying it. The nostalgia watching these over again is real. I can never get tired of watching them. The late 80's to 90's were a utopia compared to the garbage we have not just on tv but in society in general.
@@Christrulesall2 I totally agree . If you go back farther to the 50s you'll see how people dressed acted and spoke proper English. We have come a long way down as a country.
I hope they put Unsolved Mysteries back on prime time TV. They've done so much good for people and communities. They never ever should have been taken off mainstream TV! They've done wonderful things for this country and help saved lives. We really need this today in America.
Television is a business, a multimillion dollar business. Today everyone is on Netflix or other streaming services so cable is on the way out. Also if they were to put it out, there wouldn’t be much interest in it. The numbers just wouldn’t be there.
It’s 38 degrees outside and all I can do is watch this show and try to stay hydrated. Thank you so much for uploading these. Still love this show decades after I watched it in elementary school.
I'm really glad that the modern reboot took after the slow paced, methodical vibe of the original show. I only wish the modern shows would give updates when some of the mysteries get solved.
(Mr.) Kenneth Robert Stanton Stack = if all of us UM fans merged the persons of the late "Robert Stack" and the late "Kenneth Robert Stanton" together !!!!!
That music, especially at the end *ALWAYS* gives me goosebumps! Man, I love it.. (LOL). Before I allowed the music to continue, I thought it would be fitting for me to finally say thank you to the producers and all the other staff responsible for putting this show together. It had an amazing run, but back in the early days (I think it was NBC) when it was on air, it was making an impact like no other, on American social consciousness...I think it was unique in the way that helped bring closure to so many areas of thought curiosities and thought provoking tragedies. The stories of Amelia Earhart, Marilyn Monroe, Edgar Cayce, the Rev/Dr. Martin Luther King, the Kennedys, the border crisis (they covered the tunnel UNDER they border and thats not even on the news now) and a slew of other stories that did nothing less than caused me to be a researcher, verifying all that I was and still learn of. This show was/is an amazing learning tool for history and culture, to say the least. Now, having said that, I don't think that they could have picked a better host than that of the legendary Robert Stack (please look up The Untouchables, here on YT, for references) to deliver their content. He added to the show an air of mystery and intrigue that made *Unsolved Mysteries* stand out even more, head and shoulders, above all others, in my opinion. His debonair and classy demeanor, his iconic voice and his smile of confidence, assured at least two things: a weekly, ever increasing fan base, clambering to watch every single time the show started and absolutely incredible stories to tell that never disappointed. As in this episode, I found that my favorite stories were and still are reunions. Man, I really enjoy them; it's another opportunity to see what we all have in common: *love....* THAT is the foundation and glue to any relationship that will endure the test of time and distance. I look at a show like this and think how lucky/blessed I was to see the first episode, to share the news about it to others who'd never heard of it, back in the day and to learn that they did the same with others...not shocked to learn also that we all have been lifetime fans. Who wouldn't want to have this for every generation to come, but....all good things must come to an end. In closing I just want to ask why....😪 ? Well, rest in peace, Mr. Stack. Thank you so much. May you be rewarded for the wonderful things you've done in your fabulous career and especially for the life long fans of *Unsolved Mysteries......*
Separating twins is the cruelest thing ever. 😩😭 They separated them and then sent one to a “temporary “ home and “lost track” of her?!?! Bloody nightmare. Just. WoW! 🤨
As a fellow twin growing up in the 90s, (born in 1987), its was not always fun. We did get picked on at times. And the older we got, the more things changed between us, he stayed skinny, I put on 30 pounds, he smokes, I dont, he drinks different beer, and so on. But we do have a few things in common, like long hair, a beard, and we love the women were with deeply. I'm soon to be married, and someday I hope he does too.
I'm a twin and have the exact opposite scenario, my twin and I are literally mirror image opposites both physically and personality wise. It's really interesting, we couldn't be any more different. It's like seeing a version of yourself if you had gone down a completely opposite path in Life, you can see your faults and your positive traits a lot more clearly🙃
Usually twins give me the creeps.. there are these two guys on the pool league they are identical they do not dress the same but slightly.. they both are like top tear pool players.. one though is like super nice and always smiling always telling jokes and laughing and the other ones like serious.. like which one came out first why is he so damn serious and the other one is just like outside you know inhaling helium balloons just to make a funny voice.. I mean he doesn't actually do that but it's just like how opposite they are but how exactly the same they are kind of strange. My sister technically twins would look alike except for she's really pretty and I'm kind of ugly but we were still born 18 months apart and yet we look exactly the same so to speak. The first story on this episode was so crazy
@@jessestewart169 I knew twins that did this when they were younger and stopped as they became adults it was very forced and they weren't very good at it! Lmao. I'm glad they have become their own people. They always were.
lol @ the same time it amazes me how many naive parents REFUSE to believe their kids could commit suicide despite suicide always happening especially among teens and those in their 20s! The parents always say such suicides are murder. And in ALL of those "suicide" cases they never catch the killer(s)! why?! because there were no killers, it was suicide. At least if it was suicide the parents do not have to go and catch a serial killer and spend lots of time & money. To me, murder would be worse because you have to track down the killer AND prosecute him AND worry if he will come after you, the parents/siblings. With a suicide you know who did it even though its still very hard. Its over with. Let the healing begin.
5:43 okay seriously, what rational person could possibly conclude suicide by fire? do you know how hard it is set yourself on fire and remain motionless long enough to actually burn to death? it's almost impossible for someone to do that deliberately, but what's more, the authorities suggest she lit herself on fire and stumbled about in the open until she crawled her charred still burning body into the barn. i... can't...what!?!
@@steelermia yes, but no one dies from it. The human body requires a certain temperature to be *maintained* in order to die burning to death. The body itself lacks burnable material. This is why when used as a method of execution, things like tinder are required. It doesn't take long for fat to reduce to oil and flesh and bone require exhilorant and prodding in order to break down and reduce a body to ash. This is why ovens are required during the cremation process. The temperature has to be constant for a body to become ash.
You are SO GOOD 🎉 I feel more validated for why I am this way. We must normalize the isolatory need of healing, of introversion. I was abused for 14 years growing up and All I wanted as a kid growing up was to be left alone in silence. Im now 35 and still prefer the safety of myself.
I felt a pain in my heart for Mary that she never got to meet her twin sister whom she loved unconditionally. Maybe Martha never knew she had a twin sister either and that is so devastating. But seeing her meet Martha's sons and the unconditional love that was there for them....that has no words.
Yea this is true about twins. My mom and aunt are identical twins, I remember one time at a family dinner, My mom hit her leg on the table and my aunt who was sitting down eating screamed in pain.
Oh, the killer has since been released!? what a surprise! Heartbreaking. God bless this family! Danny's brother is a true hero watching after him as he did. Praying in Jesus' Name for healing, even after all these years.
"Unsolved Mysteries" is always a captivating show. At times, it was eerily scary; at times, parts about aliens, ESP, etc. were a stretch. At times, these things dealt with practical matters. Regarding this thing on twins, can we also see how coincidences between any two people can be exaggerated? If someone were to sit with even a stranger, there would be a crazy amount in common. ("Yes, pepperoni pizza and orange soda are my favorites, too."). Even these sets of twins do not look 100% the same, in the sense, one is more over-weight than the other, etc.
I cannot even imagine how difficult it must have been to have 11 children and your wife passing away. It must have been heartbreaking to give the twins up.
And not one person in that reenactment looked like they were from 1964, from the clothes to the hair. No one was wearing that hair that long yet that early in the 60s.
If you return home and hear strange noises in your home. Don't investigate! Don't say hello, is anybody in here. Just leave quickly. Get in your car and call the police! Do not go back their without the police! If you don't have a phone then drive to the nearest phone or police station. DO NOT CALL FAMILY AND FRIENDS FIRST! It may cost you your life. DIAL 911! Store it on speed dial. #1. get an alarm system. #2. get an attack dog. #3.get the heavy duty long u-looking latch for your door. Talk through the door without opening it or have the heavy duty latch on so no one can force their way in. THIS WOULD HAVE KEPT THOSE 12 KIDS SAFE FROM THAT DEVIL. Thank God he was no longer able to hurt anymore children and was arrested and died behind bars. Have pepper spray in your hand when you answer the door. I never answer the door and if I do I talk through it. or with the brace latch on. Always with the brace latch on. #4 high quality security cameras! #5. I would suggest ring but employees of ring have been caught spying on and harassing their customers restlessly and repeatedly. You can read the news articles online.
I worked with two sets of identical, twins. It is obvious that denticle twins have an unexplainable connection and silent communication. One of the sets of twins call their psychic ability “twinning”.
13:50 to 14:10 What the UPDATE on Danny Paquette's murder does not tell you is that Danny's stepdaughter, Melanie Cooper, accused Danny of sexually abusing her. She told her friend, Eric Windhurst, about what Danny did to her which is why Eric shot Danny. Whether or not Danny Paquette did sexually abuse his stepdaughter is not certain. Considering that _Unsolved Mysteries_ never tells you WHY Danny was denied access to his children... who knows?
@Janise Lopez, same here. Poor little girl. I can’t imagine someone conning their way into my house and telling me a lie that they’re either police officers, salesmen or saleswomen, or even doctors. Now, living in this world for nearly 40 years, I know that most people in general normally aren’t like that, but in this case, Kenneth R. Stanton was conning since the late 1950’s early 1960’s.
It is a miracle I don't want my RUclips followers think I'm lying cuz I ain't play the video about 10 days unsolved mystery video is playing it's a miracle a movie make me happy too❤2024
Great question. I wish someone would answer that. Its been proven over and over you can't rehabilitate these people. Nothing is going to take that urge away.
There’s an incredible book called Blueprint by Prof Robert Plomin in the UK that details a 30 years study on identical twins. It essentially proves nature over nurture as being the more powerful force that shapes someone. Identical twins (same dna) raised in different environments are much more alike than unrelated siblings in the same environment
@@rajs7876 It's a tough job, but somebody's got to do it. Just looking to help Laura avoid looking illiterate and sounding stupid the next time. A second grade skill set is all that's required to know that "should of" is not correct.
It's Insane how many UM Episodes end with "...and has since been released...", especially when it's essentially Capital Murder. The bimbo daughter should've served 15 minimum herself.
There’s something so interesting about witness testimonies that young boy was able to remember that license plate number . Idk how some witnesses actually remember these details . I can’t even remember the cashier I see almost all the time .
(Mr.) Kenneth Robert Stanton Stack = if all of us UM fans merged the persons of the late "Robert Stack" and the late "Kenneth Robert Stanton" together !!!!!
I'm trying to find the episode with the old man ghost saying "I KNOWW WHYY I DIE.. I KNOWW WHYY I DIE".. And I think there was maybe slime oozing out of the fireplace.. does anyone remember this??
That's the key to interseller space travel. If we can figure out why they feel the pain at the same time over thousands of miles..? That's the key to unlock time and space travel.. It's all based on the power of love besides them being twins.
To expand on your comment…we are made of star dust. Scientists have already determine that at a quantum level (beyond atoms) twin particles can instantly appear/react in different places in space. I believe the answers to this phenomenon is based on quantum mechanics.
said he was a policeman checking the milk!!!! I have heard the use the parents if they are related telling the child that 'mom would be so upset/sad' if the child told!!! No matter what they say, lock them up, no key for that door that keeps them away from children!
What kind of justice is it if you deliberately murder someone and only get 15 to 36 years. What constitutes life in prison? And the stepdaughter only got five years for her part? There are drug and theft offenders serving more time than that.
No matter how alike or unalike identical twins are, we need to get rid of the idea that they are, or all want to be, Kate and Dupli-Kate. Sure it's fun for a little while as kids, but I don't know a lot of people who want their identity lost in someone else.
Good catch! It's a Washington Senators one which existed from 1961-71 and is now the Texas Rangers. The current Nationals took the logo in honor of them. Forgive me if you already knew that lol
@@williamkurzenberger4607 a guy named Eric Windhurst shot Danny Paquette. Supposedly at the urging of his stepdaughter who claimed she was afraid of him and was abused by him and he was acting as a proverbial Gallahad. He was convicted and if I'm not mistaken was eventually released. It's not clear if the abuse allegations were true some believe Danny's stepdaughter wanted him out of the way for selfish reasons and bewitched Windhurst, but he did confess to shooting him from somewhere in the woods. His mother's death remains unsolved, it's officially a suicide but any rational person knows she was likely murdered too, but it appears the two deaths were unrelated now.
@@williamkurzenberger4607 Yeah, his stepdaughter's boyfriend did it and she was with him at the time. She said Danny sexually assaulted her and that's why he decided to kill him, so the murder turned out to be completely unrelated to his mother's (which is now no longer considered a suicide, but is still a cold case). His whole family actually knew he did it and it was an open secret, to which someone anonymously tipped the family and investigators off.
The punishments in some of these states are embarrassingly short. You murder someone in Louisiana you get life. You don’t serve 12-15 years and then get out. What a joke
It is a miracle I don't want my RUclips followers think I'm lying cuz I ain't play the video about 10 days unsolved mystery video is playing it's a miracle a movie make me happy too❤
Has anyone ever put all the UFO segments from the entire series into one video? Along with all the ghost or Sasquatch segments in separate videos. Would be cool to watch UM with nothing but aliens/UFOs, then a Sasquatch only UM video, followed by a ghosts only one.
@@bryantbillips4064 the original comment is referring to Albert Fish. Albert Fish was born May 19th in New York City in 1870. He was known as 'The Gray Man' and 'The Werewolf of Wisteria'. He was a serial killer who slayed children and ate them. When police asked a woman to describe him she said he was "gray in both appearance and demeanour". The child rapist and cannibal Fish boasted that he had children in every state. He only chose victims who were either mentally handicapped or African American. Fish tortured, mutilated and murdered the youngsters with a meat cleaver, a butcher's knife and a small handsaw, solidifying his reputation as the most vicious child slayer in criminal history. Though barely literate, Fish wrote taunting letters to the parents of his victims gruesomely detailing how he slayed, butchered, cooked and then with great enjoyment dined on their offspring. He would inevitably declare that a child's roasted rump was the most toothsome dish in all gastronomy. Additionally, Fish was a masochist and would insert wool doused with lighter fluid into his own anus and set it alight for his own enjoyment. Fish was finally arrested and he immediately began confessing to killing 700 children. He was dizzyingly happy, smiling as he described the grisly details of the tortures and the murders appearing to the detectives 'as the devil himself'... I mean this guy was a real jerk!
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I could just cry my eyes out watching repeats of this show over and over again back from my childhood years. Life will never be this sincere again.
I feel you. When i hear that creepy music and robert stacks voice, i can imagine myself pulling the covers over my eyes again yet still enjoying it. The nostalgia watching these over again is real. I can never get tired of watching them. The late 80's to 90's were a utopia compared to the garbage we have not just on tv but in society in general.
WE need to excise Soros influence from American way of life he has brought ruination on us!
@@Christrulesall2 I totally agree . If you go back farther to the 50s you'll see how people dressed acted and spoke proper English.
We have come a long way down as a country.
so spot on. There is a sincerity and moral clarity in the show, its purpose and how stories are presented.
@UC2zf4na3Val2W0S2fqzJZow
Friday night its been a tiring work week, just got back from the gym, time for dinner and another round of unsolved mysteries binge watching
Let's be honest, we all wanted to hear the update theme when watching these in the 90s.
The OG theme song is one of my favs! Used to scare the crap out of me I Love it lol
Oh yes!
That was the best part of the show..
It was the best for sure Charles !!!!!! 😆
The best host ever of Robert stack
I hope they put Unsolved Mysteries back on prime time TV. They've done so much good for people and communities. They never ever should have been taken off mainstream TV! They've done wonderful things for this country and help saved lives. We really need this today in America.
Television is a business, a multimillion dollar business. Today everyone is on Netflix or other streaming services so cable is on the way out. Also if they were to put it out, there wouldn’t be much interest in it. The numbers just wouldn’t be there.
@@Boston_Police_isagangyou do know it’s actually out now on Netflix and had great numbers right?
@@Boston_Police_isagangYeah neither is The Connors yet that stupid show is still on.
It's always nice to see Robert Stack smile, here when he mentioned the reunion. 🙂
Stack attack!
Mr. Kenneth Robert Stanton Stack@@simonandsimon2352
It’s 38 degrees outside and all I can do is watch this show and try to stay hydrated. Thank you so much for uploading these. Still love this show decades after I watched it in elementary school.
I'm really glad that the modern reboot took after the slow paced, methodical vibe of the original show. I only wish the modern shows would give updates when some of the mysteries get solved.
They haven’t had any solved cases.
I love vintage unsolved mysteries, but I just can’t get into the new one. It’s essentially a repurposed formula and doesn’t have Robert Stack.
That re-enactment actor who portrayed Kenneth Robert Stanton was absolutely creepy looking.
Yep I agree. Wouldn't be surprised if he turned out to be a pedophile himself.
(Mr.) Kenneth Robert Stanton Stack = if all of us UM fans merged the persons of the late "Robert Stack" and the late "Kenneth Robert Stanton" together !!!!!
@@OikPoinFiveI’m sure Mr. Stack would appreciate that connection
And the actor isn’t even as creepy as the real life Stanton.
Seriously. Dude should have played a serial killer in a movie
1990, theme music starts…
Robert Stack: starts talkin
Me when I was 10 years old: 😳
If I love these especially the unexplained creepy ones
rightttt🥺
No way! More like 😃
Don´t forget the scary walk to the bathroom on the commercial break.
Right! I remember watching one and people were walking down the street then they just disappeared😂😂 i was shook
Ric Flair was one of those children from that Memphis childrens home.
That music, especially at the end *ALWAYS* gives me goosebumps! Man, I love it.. (LOL). Before I allowed the music to continue, I thought it would be fitting for me to finally say thank you to the producers and all the other staff responsible for putting this show together. It had an amazing run, but back in the early days (I think it was NBC) when it was on air, it was making an impact like no other, on American social consciousness...I think it was unique in the way that helped bring closure to so many areas of thought curiosities and thought provoking tragedies. The stories of Amelia Earhart, Marilyn Monroe, Edgar Cayce, the Rev/Dr. Martin Luther King, the Kennedys, the border crisis (they covered the tunnel UNDER they border and thats not even on the news now) and a slew of other stories that did nothing less than caused me to be a researcher, verifying all that I was and still learn of. This show was/is an amazing learning tool for history and culture, to say the least. Now, having said that, I don't think that they could have picked a better host than that of the legendary Robert Stack (please look up The Untouchables, here on YT, for references) to deliver their content. He added to the show an air of mystery and intrigue that made *Unsolved Mysteries* stand out even more, head and shoulders, above all others, in my opinion. His debonair and classy demeanor, his iconic voice and his smile of confidence, assured at least two things: a weekly, ever increasing fan base, clambering to watch every single time the show started and absolutely incredible stories to tell that never disappointed. As in this episode, I found that my favorite stories were and still are reunions. Man, I really enjoy them; it's another opportunity to see what we all have in common: *love....* THAT is the foundation and glue to any relationship that will endure the test of time and distance. I look at a show like this and think how lucky/blessed I was to see the first episode, to share the news about it to others who'd never heard of it, back in the day and to learn that they did the same with others...not shocked to learn also that we all have been lifetime fans. Who wouldn't want to have this for every generation to come, but....all good things must come to an end. In closing I just want to ask why....😪 ? Well, rest in peace, Mr. Stack. Thank you so much. May you be rewarded for the wonderful things you've done in your fabulous career and especially for the life long fans of *Unsolved Mysteries......*
Separating twins is the cruelest thing ever. 😩😭
They separated them and then sent one to a “temporary “ home and “lost track” of her?!?! Bloody nightmare. Just. WoW! 🤨
The last case gave me the chills. I was screaming at the girl not to let him in. So scary
As a fellow twin growing up in the 90s, (born in 1987), its was not always fun. We did get picked on at times. And the older we got, the more things changed between us, he stayed skinny, I put on 30 pounds, he smokes, I dont, he drinks different beer, and so on. But we do have a few things in common, like long hair, a beard, and we love the women were with deeply. I'm soon to be married, and someday I hope he does too.
What’s sad is that a lot of these people have passed away and never solved there mystery.
I'm a twin and have the exact opposite scenario, my twin and I are literally mirror image opposites both physically and personality wise. It's really interesting, we couldn't be any more different. It's like seeing a version of yourself if you had gone down a completely opposite path in Life, you can see your faults and your positive traits a lot more clearly🙃
Usually twins give me the creeps.. there are these two guys on the pool league they are identical they do not dress the same but slightly.. they both are like top tear pool players.. one though is like super nice and always smiling always telling jokes and laughing and the other ones like serious.. like which one came out first why is he so damn serious and the other one is just like outside you know inhaling helium balloons just to make a funny voice.. I mean he doesn't actually do that but it's just like how opposite they are but how exactly the same they are kind of strange. My sister technically twins would look alike except for she's really pretty and I'm kind of ugly but we were still born 18 months apart and yet we look exactly the same so to speak. The first story on this episode was so crazy
I believe most twins are like you. Other play the identical part to ridiculous ends.
That's awesome
@@jessestewart169 I knew twins that did this when they were younger and stopped as they became adults
it was very forced and they weren't very good at it! Lmao. I'm glad they have become their own people. They always were.
Princess Toadstool!
IT ALWAYS AMAZED ME HOW EVERY MURDER CASE ON THIS SHOW THE COPS WOULD SAY IT WAS A SUICIDE
lol @ the same time it amazes me how many naive parents REFUSE to believe their kids could commit suicide despite suicide always happening especially among teens and those in their 20s! The parents always say such suicides are murder. And in ALL of those "suicide" cases they never catch the killer(s)! why?! because there were no killers, it was suicide. At least if it was suicide the parents do not have to go and catch a serial killer and spend lots of time & money. To me, murder would be worse because you have to track down the killer AND prosecute him AND worry if he will come after you, the parents/siblings. With a suicide you know who did it even though its still very hard. Its over with. Let the healing begin.
@@OikPoinFive you must be a cop or a friend of a cop and I offended you for you to write a god damn essay as a reply
@brothelda. lol 2009
U wrong. It's suicide. Whose side u on!?
Yeah it's weird isn't it?
3:15 13 yr old son? Apparently some kid actor called in sick that day.
Nah, he's 13. He lives at home with his "mommy and daddy" and works with Chris Hansen to lure predators into the house to look at tables.
Lol😂
😂😂😂
I let it slide because a lot of 13 year olds look older than they are
😂😂😂
I hate these days, I really wish time would go back to the 90’s
It's so crazy that a lot of the murders have been solved and the murderers have since been jailed and released
Crazy but I'm thankful. DNA and forensics have come a long way since a lot of these episodes aired
These true stories are priceless
They're coloquially referred to as Love Handles LoL
5:43 okay seriously, what rational person could possibly conclude suicide by fire? do you know how hard it is set yourself on fire and remain motionless long enough to actually burn to death? it's almost impossible for someone to do that deliberately, but what's more, the authorities suggest she lit herself on fire and stumbled about in the open until she crawled her charred still burning body into the barn.
i... can't...what!?!
LOL....You haven't watched this show much have you?
Self immolation. 🔥
well there have been people who have intentionally set themselves on fire .. it's happened
@@steelermia yes, but no one dies from it. The human body requires a certain temperature to be *maintained* in order to die burning to death. The body itself lacks burnable material. This is why when used as a method of execution, things like tinder are required. It doesn't take long for fat to reduce to oil and flesh and bone require exhilorant and prodding in order to break down and reduce a body to ash. This is why ovens are required during the cremation process. The temperature has to be constant for a body to become ash.
@@totallyawesomesteph no one dies from it?? Oh girl.... I think Google would be your friend. News articles could be your friend. Ignorant fool.
Great work by the Alabama neighbour boy in the last case catching that monster
You are SO GOOD 🎉 I feel more validated for why I am this way. We must normalize the isolatory need of healing, of introversion. I was abused for 14 years growing up and All I wanted as a kid growing up was to be left alone in silence. Im now 35 and still prefer the safety of myself.
Who else cried when hearing the final results of Martha and Mary's story?
I felt a pain in my heart for Mary that she never got to meet her twin sister whom she loved unconditionally. Maybe Martha never knew she had a twin sister either and that is so devastating.
But seeing her meet Martha's sons and the unconditional love that was there for them....that has no words.
Cause it was by WEEKS. And she just wanted to talk to her. That's what broke my heart.
I choked up
I can't hold back... best show ever!
I just realized this episode had a "twin" theme going for several of the stories; psychic twins, separated twins, and a story set in Twin Peaks.
Yea this is true about twins. My mom and aunt are identical twins, I remember one time at a family dinner, My mom hit her leg on the table and my aunt who was sitting down eating screamed in pain.
Oh, the killer has since been released!? what a surprise! Heartbreaking. God bless this family! Danny's brother is a true hero watching after him as he did. Praying in Jesus' Name for healing, even after all these years.
I hardly think someone would chose this method for suicide. Call it an accident if they don’t want to say homicide. But, it was not a suicide.
wow. that first story.....accidently shot by hunters? Such lazy police work.
Right ! I mean, it wasn't even close to being possible
And..."sHe sEt HeRsElF oN fIrE!!"
Yeah, no.
@@maevependragon Yeah. You ask me, someone on the force was involved, and the people they put away took a deal for their silence.
😂😂😂Fred & Sandy Smith! Had John & Jane Doe already checked in?
"Unsolved Mysteries" is always a captivating show. At times, it was eerily scary; at times, parts about aliens, ESP, etc. were a stretch. At times, these things dealt with practical matters.
Regarding this thing on twins, can we also see how coincidences between any two people can be exaggerated? If someone were to sit with even a stranger, there would be a crazy amount in common. ("Yes, pepperoni pizza and orange soda are my favorites, too."). Even these sets of twins do not look 100% the same, in the sense, one is more over-weight than the other, etc.
I cannot even imagine how difficult it must have been to have 11 children and your wife passing away.
It must have been heartbreaking to give the twins up.
Sad, yes. But....don't pop out 11 kids; life can be simpler.
Georgia dying only 3 days after the report went to the Governor is just a little to convenient to me
Yup. Agreed.
They couldn’t find a 13 y/o to play Danny?? Lol. This guy was at least 28 y/o with a mortgage. You can’t even “Hollywood pretend age” that lol
And not one person in that reenactment looked like they were from 1964, from the clothes to the hair. No one was wearing that hair that long yet that early in the 60s.
6”3 overgrown 13 year old man child
If you return home and hear strange noises in your home. Don't investigate! Don't say hello, is anybody in here. Just leave quickly.
Get in your car and call the police! Do not go back their without the police! If you don't have a phone then drive to the nearest phone or police station. DO NOT CALL FAMILY AND FRIENDS FIRST! It may cost you your life. DIAL 911! Store it on speed dial.
#1. get an alarm system.
#2. get an attack dog.
#3.get the heavy duty long u-looking latch for your door. Talk through the door without opening it or have the heavy duty latch on so no one can force their way in. THIS WOULD HAVE KEPT THOSE 12 KIDS SAFE FROM THAT DEVIL. Thank God he was no longer able to hurt anymore children and was arrested and died behind bars.
Have pepper spray in your hand when you answer the door. I never answer the door and if I do I talk through it. or with the brace latch on. Always with the brace latch on.
#4 high quality security cameras!
#5. I would suggest ring but employees of ring have been caught spying on and harassing their customers restlessly and repeatedly. You can read the news articles online.
I have a firearm so.....
Twin Peaks is great, I love the tone of the segment
Love it especially the recent season 3
Yes
Children had a hard time back in the day in Tennessee didn’t they? God bless them.🙏🏽
I worked with two sets of identical, twins. It is obvious that denticle twins have an unexplainable connection and silent communication. One of the sets of twins call their psychic ability “twinning”.
That bullet sounds like it was used on 22nd November 1963.
13:50 to 14:10 What the UPDATE on Danny Paquette's murder does not tell you is that Danny's stepdaughter, Melanie Cooper, accused Danny of sexually abusing her. She told her friend, Eric Windhurst, about what Danny did to her which is why Eric shot Danny. Whether or not Danny Paquette did sexually abuse his stepdaughter is not certain. Considering that _Unsolved Mysteries_ never tells you WHY Danny was denied access to his children... who knows?
interesting, any source for that? i would like to know more
but even if he was a rapist, murder was not the solution
There's always so many sides to a story...
this is the best UM intro i have seen so far
The music always scared me😂but yet here I am at 3:00 am watching it
That's a brave little girl. I'm proud of her
@Janise Lopez, same here. Poor little girl. I can’t imagine someone conning their way into my house and telling me a lie that they’re either police officers, salesmen or saleswomen, or even doctors. Now, living in this world for nearly 40 years, I know that most people in general normally aren’t like that, but in this case, Kenneth R. Stanton was conning since the late 1950’s early 1960’s.
It is a miracle I don't want my RUclips followers think I'm lying cuz I ain't play the video about 10 days unsolved mystery video is playing it's a miracle a movie make me happy too❤2024
Child mol3$ters don't ever rehabilitate. Why are they let out?
Great question. I wish someone would answer that. Its been proven over and over you can't rehabilitate these people. Nothing is going to take that urge away.
@@pegs1659 mandatory castration for offenders..
Seriously. The worst kind of scum!
That first case I was shocked at how little time they got! They murmured a man for crying out loud
Some of creepiest theme music on tv
That guy playing the 13 year old kid in the first case was older than 13 looked like he was 18
That’s what I said lmaooo I had to pause and shit
who cares
@@aprilsilvers381 I do
@@E-Katoh wow that’s sad actually! I have a 12 year old son!
Hell, I could buy 25. 😂
There’s an incredible book called Blueprint by Prof Robert Plomin in the UK that details a 30 years study on identical twins. It essentially proves nature over nurture as being the more powerful force that shapes someone. Identical twins (same dna) raised in different environments are much more alike than unrelated siblings in the same environment
I just love the twins names, LaVona and LaVelda! 🥰🥰
Those actresses were cute!
51:02 thank god!!! Someone like him should never ever ever be let out.
(Mr.) Kenneth Robert Stanton Stack = if merged "Robert Stack" ++ "Kenneth Robert Stanton" together!
Im glad she reunited with her family
17:57 I am bawling uncontrollable tears of joy!
Those two that killed Danny should of got way more time then they got. Those sentences were ridiculous
Your sentence is ridiculous. Let me fix it for you.
Those two that killed Danny should HAVE got way more time THAN they got.
@@moist5717 grammar policing youtube lol pathetic
@@rajs7876 It's a tough job, but somebody's got to do it. Just looking to help Laura avoid looking illiterate and sounding stupid the next time. A second grade skill set is all that's required to know that "should of" is not correct.
Danny molested Melanie. It's why Eric killed Danny.
It's Insane how many UM Episodes end with "...and has since been released...", especially when it's essentially Capital Murder. The bimbo daughter should've served 15 minimum herself.
No justice for Danny or his mom
How so?
The twin sixth sense is just quantum entanglement.
wow! the police back in the day were so freakin stupid! who the hell sets themselves on fire and then crawls into a barn to die.
There’s something so interesting about witness testimonies that young boy was able to remember that license plate number . Idk how some witnesses actually remember these details . I can’t even remember the cashier I see almost all the time .
Thank you Unsolved Mysteries & law enforcement, for getting together & getting Stanton off the streets
(Mr.) Kenneth Robert Stanton Stack = if all of us UM fans merged the persons of the late "Robert Stack" and the late "Kenneth Robert Stanton" together !!!!!
The last story GLAD they caught that
Slime Ball
Kenneth Robert Stanton Stack = Robert Stack ++ Kenneth Robert Stanton
Very good work
The Danny Paquette murder was covered in detail in a series called Unusual Suspects Season 2, Episode 2.
Yea..should have left this one alone
Was a bad dude
I'm trying to find the episode with the old man ghost saying "I KNOWW WHYY I DIE.. I KNOWW WHYY I DIE".. And I think there was maybe slime oozing out of the fireplace.. does anyone remember this??
That's the key to interseller space travel. If we can figure out why they feel the pain at the same time over thousands of miles..? That's the key to unlock time and space travel.. It's all based on the power of love besides them being twins.
Harnessing vibrations through body fluids. Something like that.
To expand on your comment…we are made of star dust. Scientists have already determine that at a quantum level (beyond atoms) twin particles can instantly appear/react in different places in space. I believe the answers to this phenomenon is based on quantum mechanics.
How sad he couldn't take care of the twins
The ending/credits theme is great too but didnt scare tf out of me like the intro theme and update used to. Loved watching these and rescue 911
said he was a policeman checking the milk!!!! I have heard the use the parents if they are related telling the child that 'mom would be so upset/sad' if the child told!!! No matter what they say, lock them up, no key for that door that keeps them away from children!
What kind of justice is it if you deliberately murder someone and only get 15 to 36 years. What constitutes life in prison? And the stepdaughter only got five years for her part? There are drug and theft offenders serving more time than that.
I *believe* I read somewhere that she claimed Danny violated/abused her. Courts may have given a lighter sentence to them on that claim
Yep
A shame.
That’s just what i was thinking watching the update 😢 murderers getting less than drug offenders and thieves😊??
No matter how alike or unalike identical twins are, we need to get rid of the idea that they are, or all want to be, Kate and Dupli-Kate. Sure it's fun for a little while as kids, but I don't know a lot of people who want their identity lost in someone else.
They’ve been coming after the children forever. Next time someone claims that’s a conspiracy theory, remember these stories from decades ago.
In this case it was a conspiracy, one that successfully operated for many years.
In the last case, if that guy doesn't look like a paedo I don't know who does 😮
That looked like a Washington Nationals Cap 🧢 in the beginning.
Good catch! It's a Washington Senators one which existed from 1961-71 and is now the Texas Rangers. The current Nationals took the logo in honor of them. Forgive me if you already knew that lol
@@pillbelichick Thats what I thought! But man it looks like it!
Glad she met her nephews
they got the perfect guy to play stanton .. looks even creepier than the real guy lol
The way he says "I'm Officer Tom Coles" never fails to crack me up.
Yeah I agree! It was a good choice!
13:32 what good acting 👏
42:34 that music and seeing the guy looks very very creepy
Terrifying
Another magic bullet story! Did the Warren Commission investigate Danny's death??
It was solved.
@@joshlight6892 Was it? I didn't watch any of the "follow-ups," or at least I missed that one. Thanks!
@@williamkurzenberger4607 a guy named Eric Windhurst shot Danny Paquette. Supposedly at the urging of his stepdaughter who claimed she was afraid of him and was abused by him and he was acting as a proverbial Gallahad. He was convicted and if I'm not mistaken was eventually released. It's not clear if the abuse allegations were true some believe Danny's stepdaughter wanted him out of the way for selfish reasons and bewitched Windhurst, but he did confess to shooting him from somewhere in the woods. His mother's death remains unsolved, it's officially a suicide but any rational person knows she was likely murdered too, but it appears the two deaths were unrelated now.
@@joshlight6892 Thanks, Josh!
@@williamkurzenberger4607 Yeah, his stepdaughter's boyfriend did it and she was with him at the time. She said Danny sexually assaulted her and that's why he decided to kill him, so the murder turned out to be completely unrelated to his mother's (which is now no longer considered a suicide, but is still a cold case). His whole family actually knew he did it and it was an open secret, to which someone anonymously tipped the family and investigators off.
The punishments in some of these states are embarrassingly short. You murder someone in Louisiana you get life. You don’t serve 12-15 years and then get out. What a joke
Right
crazy... molestor set free and commits crime again
The actor portraying Kenneth Stanton is a creepy looking dude.
Yesss
@@kendragreene5953 he looks creepier than the real guy who did that shit.
Seriously. Almost creepier than the real thing.
@@hihowareyouthen 😂😂
Like super creepy lmfao. I woke up the other night and was terrified when I saw him omg
How can idiots say that was suicide seriously
The man who murdered Danny was released on parole in 2020
@veganhigler6541exactly!
No one sets themselves on fire
That was murder
RIP
That darn Delivery man!
42:26 Well, at least they have a photo of her, and so they can know what she looked like in more recent times :)
It is a miracle I don't want my RUclips followers think I'm lying cuz I ain't play the video about 10 days unsolved mystery video is playing it's a miracle a movie make me happy too❤
Funny thing is this. Some of these criminals are in homes, dying or dead. Basically lived a double life you might say..
Do you see how light the sentences used to be?
"Criminal sexual psychopath" and "released into society" really shouldn't go together in the same sentence, and yet here we are.
Has anyone ever put all the UFO segments from the entire series into one video? Along with all the ghost or Sasquatch segments in separate videos. Would be cool to watch UM with nothing but aliens/UFOs, then a Sasquatch only UM video, followed by a ghosts only one.
They have released DVD sets that are just like that. One for aliens, ghosts, miracles etc.
Oh my God! The Stanton case! 😢😠
I love the show
Neighbor in 46:45 looks like David Spade
1:45 Michael Myers? 🤔😂
00:23 Washington Nationals Logo???
Mystery explained... Walgreens Logo 😂😂😂
damn I said the samething!
The actor Playing Danny looked a lot older than 13 XD
He was known as "The Grey Man", the werewolf of wysteria. He was grey in both appearances and demeanor...
Who are you referring to
@@bryantbillips4064 Hah?
@randywilbur3189 the grey man where you referring Kenneth Stanton
@@bryantbillips4064 51:25
@@bryantbillips4064 the original comment is referring to Albert Fish. Albert Fish was born May 19th in New York City in 1870. He was known as 'The Gray Man' and 'The Werewolf of Wisteria'. He was a serial killer who slayed children and ate them. When police asked a woman to describe him she said he was "gray in both appearance and demeanour". The child rapist and cannibal Fish boasted that he had children in every state. He only chose victims who were either mentally handicapped or African American. Fish tortured, mutilated and murdered the youngsters with a meat cleaver, a butcher's knife and a small handsaw, solidifying his reputation as the most vicious child slayer in criminal history. Though barely literate, Fish wrote taunting letters to the parents of his victims gruesomely detailing how he slayed, butchered, cooked and then with great enjoyment dined on their offspring. He would inevitably declare that a child's roasted rump was the most toothsome dish in all gastronomy. Additionally, Fish was a masochist and would insert wool doused with lighter fluid into his own anus and set it alight for his own enjoyment. Fish was finally arrested and he immediately began confessing to killing 700 children. He was dizzyingly happy, smiling as he described the grisly details of the tortures and the murders appearing to the detectives 'as the devil himself'... I mean this guy was a real jerk!