"A twisted form of voodoo". As opposed to the wonderful one. What they have is one of the voodoo flock working where these people bank. They simply wait for a local small business owner who's struggling to take out a large loan or mortgage to invest in their business, then the bank employee notifies the priest of the mark & he works the scam on whoever will fall for. Then kills them to maintain secrecy. But he's going to have to change his cause of death. They used to rarely check for cyanide, but now do. Combining organized crime with voodoo is not new. The Mexican cartels use santeria for it's power to instill fear. Voodoo, like many other belief systems, is pretty clever. It plays on fears & beliefs but also employs a lot of theater & magic tricks. Much of Houdini's success lied in his ability to plant actors & bribe people. He cleverly used those planted actors & bribed individuals to manipulate entire theaters of people. Hell, Sir Arthur Conan Dolye, writer of Sherlock Holmes was convinced Houdini(Erik Weicz) was a warlock.
@@mariastewart9820 Christians believe that Jesus died and was resurrected 3 days later. Mormons believe Joseph Smith wrote the Book of Mormon from gold plates he found. Catholics believe in drinking wine to symbolize the blood of Christ. All those things sound just as "crazy" as ghosts guarding coins. How about we just let people believe what they want?
Newer cars automatically lock both doors when you get in. But just think and be aware of your surroundings. Especially if you just got money out of your bank or ATM. And don’t walk close to vans. Don’t park next to a van. If you see a van is parked next to your car get in on the opposite side. A lot of times these monsters are stocking you in a van and they can easily overpower you and pull you right in, so be careful.
You mean these episodes of UM? You are absolutely right! I love watching this show! If Robert Stack was alive he would have been proud! Sadly not all episodes are featured in the UM youtube channel including cases like Dale Hyde, Bonnie Wilder, Loretta Myers, etc!
I'm always amazed that they put the effort in bringing Robert out to a set just to shoot a minute of footage to set up a scene. You just dont see that kind of production value anymore.
I wonder has there been any news regarding this monster that did this to her. I hope so because someone dangerous like him shouldn't be allowed to walk the streets.
@@doctorshonpal2559 ...I was really hoping that they would have found the bastard by now...but rumor as it, that they already know who it could be & the bastard is already in jail where he belongs for another case very close to Debbies
32:40-34:10 in my opinion is the scariest sequence in the entire Unsolved Mysteries program, it was so brilliantly done. The actors in the reenactment played their parts exceptionally well and made you feel that the crime was actually taking place right then. The music, camera/sound effects and the dialogue being spoken by the male actor "You ain't going nowhere, where do you think you going?!", the female actor looking legitimately terrified, the shotgun blast, and Robert Stack's narration at the end with the criminal getting away in Debbie's station wagon Scot free...everything that happened in the sequence was downright bone chilling. Nightmare fuel.
Yeah, the reinactments are so well done. The first segment of season 4, episode 4 (about a serial killer in New Hampshire) is also very well done, and incredibly terrifying.
@@hihowareyouthen I saw that one as well, and also the segment from Richard’s Rampage from season 3 where Richard arrives at his ex-girlfriend’s house during the night and stabs everyone. The ATV murders case from season 2 and the Son of Sam case from season 1 were also horrifying.
In May 1993, "Debbie" graduated from High Point University. She hoped to become a counselor to help crime victims like herself. By that time, doctors rebuilt her lips, upper, and lower jaw. However, she still had more surgeries that needed to be done. A possible suspect in Debbie's attack is Ernest Ray Cherry, who was convicted of attacking and raping another woman in North Carolina in 1992. He matches the description of her attacker, and there are several similarities between his victim's attack and hers. Also, he abducted his victim from the same city that she was done so from. He is currently serving a life sentence for the rape and attempted murder of his victim. However, he has never been charged or officially named a suspect in this case. Several other men have recently been arrested for similar sex crimes that took place in North Carolina. However, it is not known if any of them are suspects in this case.
Where you running from? Where you running from? You ain't going nowhere! Where you think you going? Where you think you going? Where you think you going? You ain't going nowhere! That's probably the scariest segment from the show.
I believe that I have never come across any episodes on the Internet as interesting as these episodes of Unsolved Mysteries. I cannot say thank you enough.
"You have spirits guarding special coins on your property that I somehow know about and for some reason don't wish to dig up and steal for myself without your knowledge... I only need $50k+ cash from you and I can help you retrieve these coins that I also somehow know are worth more than you just handed me"... .... Sounds legit, lemme go hit the bank I'll brb.
@Sheriff Hoyt I know a guy like your dad. He vowed to spend every penny of his children's inheritance and drop dead on the steps of the Masonic lodge when he is done spending his millions.
@@gregelliott5016 i think the garbage that got Debbie has been caught. same Mo, same crime, same appearance. the last case was solved as well and no, its wasn't incest, just the daughter of a lowly steelworker who got caught up with a married man.
To anyone reading. Never leave with your abductor. If they have a weapon let them use it in public. Once you leave and are secluded you will not only be hard to find but will most likely harmed anyway or killed. I am sure you never know how you are going to react if in an unfortunate situation, but if you can remember this please do. Also, if you are carried away.....be determined to get/leave as much evidence as poss. Scratch the person, spit, leave an earring, a shoe or something that will let police know who - what - when. God Bless All.
Monica Morrow sooo true I always tell my daughters don’t ever let anyone take you to a “second “ scene it’s as good as signing a death warrant unfortunately
Too right, I would told him to go F himself, I'd be incredibly angry at the idea of somebody taking my freedom and my truck......if he's gonna shoot me anyway let there be witnesses....
I never forget watching an Oprah episode and it was on what to do if.... And kidnap was one of the scenarios. Do everything in your power to not be taken to a second location. As chances are you won't make it out. There was also a great segment on how to get out of a locked boot if you are put in there. I wish I could find the episode !!
after the 2nd case of poisoning the police should've alerted business owners that if anyone tries to scam them for money or tell them they can remove curses or spirits then they should call the police. it was clear that this murderer was targeting people who they thought had money or owned property, so the police should've alerted the community.
@@ldg508 it's not so much that people are that dumb (sometimes they are) but most have so much problems, heartache, hopelessness that they are desperate to believe someone can help them when no one else could and that is what gives these con artists their ''in'' with these people so that is why authorities should step in and alert people or at the very least put up some flyers or a short radio announcement.
I know there are laws protecting treasure that's found in old shipwrecks, but I personally think after a certain amount of time passes, people should be allowed to keep whatever treasure they find in a sunken ship. If they find any skeletons or dead bodies, those should either be left alone or returned to the country they came from originally. But I think it's stupid that after 400, 500 or 600 years a country can still claim ownership of treasure.
@@tekbarrier A Colombian group of divers just found billions of gold off the Spanish galley. But I’m pretty sure they have to turn it over to the government and only get a percentage and rightfully so. That stuff belongs to history not one person to go blow it.
The case of the woman shot in the face with the black man who did it and left physical evidence.... Parabon labs can now, today, identify who he is through DNA on the clothes he left behind; Through forensic genealogy, they can solve this case now. I hope they do.
Most liquor stores only have one person. And I doubt if he would’ve shot him because the noise would’ve caused other people to report it to the police and the police would’ve been after him. Besides when a crazy man tells you they’re gonna do something how do you know they’re not lying? You run as soon as you have the chance.
@@weaverdreamsexactly never leave with the attacker make him use the weapon in public most of the time if you don't you get taken to a secluded area and killed which is what basically happened to her it was just chance that she didn't die from a shot to the face
It upsets me that Debbie's attacker was never brought to justice. From the way the crime is described I've always wondered if he might have been high on PCP at the time. I wonder if the police investigated that possibility.
It's suspected that Ernest Cherry was the the attacker. He is serving a life sentence for rape and attempted murder of another woman in 1992. There are many similarities between the two cases. However, no one has been charged with "Debbie's" attack.
According to articles online, Dorothea was actually Dora Brammer, the child of a steel worker and was born in England in 1895. She started her relationship with Robert Allen around 1920 or the early 1920s, but he was actually already married. His wife wouldn't grant him a divorce so Dora and Robert ran off together, never actually married, and lived together. Soon after running off, they started their business, Spencer Corsets in Banbury.
Anybody else slightly irritated by these Lost Heirs ones? Just to think that somebody is going to inherit money on the sole basis of BLOOD when they didn't give a crap about that person while they were still living......I only didn't feel sorry for that lady because she didn't sound very nice and was so stuck up that she refused to write a will!
LOL he can quote the letter but won't show it. In other words the letter does not exist or is fake. Also there is ALWAYS some excuse why we can't get at it.
I think he borrowed it for a business loan and possibly this voodoo guy is associated with the banks giving these people money to expand their businesses. Maybe thats how they were targetted. But I will never understand why people fall for such scams. Heres one for ya: A guy named David told my friend that he was going to get 20 million but he just needed 50,000 to pay for legal expenses to get the money out of the country. (Yes it was probably Nigeria.) He asked my friend, who I will call Jane, if he could borrow the money. She listened to the phone call with the “attorney“ middleman and thought it was legit. So without any promise of getting even a tiny percent of the millions, she handed over her life savings to this guy. And by the way they were not in a relationship or close at all. He was actually married. Why did she do that? Of course when the 20 million never arrived, the guy didn’t care because it wasn’t his 50,000 that he lost. So he never pursued getting it back. And Jane was too embarrassed to tell anybody. Here’s the thing: she is a very smart girl. A hard worker. But she just doesn’t know how to tell anybody NO. It took her years to tell me. I had met David a few years prior and told her I didn’t trust him. I couldn’t understand why she was still friends with him. They worked in some MLM scam with another “friend” and I told her it was a scam too. It was some grocery delivery business where are you had to sign two people up and get gift card for $50 to get 100 back. Just a ridiculous non-workable business model. After a year of working hard trying to build up this “business”, it was shut down by the feds and called a Ponzi scheme. And Jane lost whatever money she put into that too. Jane tried to recruit me and I told her straight up it was a ponzi scheme. She got very angry at me when I said there was no possible way it could be legitimate or make money in the long run. But for about two years she and these 2 others were traveling around the country building a team for this bogus business, trying to build it up. And Jane was the gullible one who got a credit card for them to use for “business expenses.” I talked till I was blue in the face trying to get her to listen to reason. She got so mad at me she wouldn’t speak to me for two years. So two years later she told me what happened. Of course I could not berate her for it because she was now trusting me and feeling pretty stupid. I just don’t get it because she’s a very intelligent person. Just so gullible. A people pleaser I suppose. How do you get over something like that? By making yourself less gullible so that it doesn’t happen again. And you lose your faith in your fellow man and it becomes difficult to trust anybody.
It's the voice. So many chicks come from a broken home and spend their whole life looking for "daddy" or whatever. Nothing wrong with that. Strength, morals, and integrity are all positive values that deserve admiration. Dress well. Have a few dollars. A vehicle and a house. Heck, they'll be chasing *YOU*. 🐤 ➡ 👨+ 🏠 + 🚗 + 💰 = ❤
'Debbie' is an extremely brave woman. I know she should've driven off and forhey the abductors threat of killing everyone in the liquor store but she has children a spouse and family members who love and care for her. I'd have driven off to the nearest police station.
He took the keys, remember? But I would’ve definitely ran for my life. Wonder why she didn’t run? I doubt if he would’ve made a big scene in the liquor store because the police would’ve been chasing him!
if she had run for it at the liquor store she would have been ok -if he was going to shoot her anyway why not take the chance and run... too bad the cop just wanted to give out a speeding ticket-that's more important than helping a citizen
That cop, when he turned around and went after the motorist, surely did not know about what was happening in the woods (the assailant chasing the victim)...I'm positive that was the reason why he didn't stop to help; he wasn't aware of what was going on. How could he be? He made the best decision he could at the time.
Money is not evil itself but the love of money is the root of it. We need money to survive but some love it so much that it that they become very greedy.
I think if a guy jumped into my car in the passenger's side -- I would wreck the car and make sure it would be bad enough that it would result in them not walking away from the accident. You would be hurt too -- but at least you would know you had a chance!!
On the episode wiki page. It says that this episode has the case of Morris Davis from Great Falls, Montana. It doesn't I don't know why, I can't find the case anywhere on the internet. Anyone know where I can find it?
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The voodoo murders segment is really underrated. It's so bizarre and creepy and memorable.
Yes‼️
"A twisted form of voodoo". As opposed to the wonderful one. What they have is one of the voodoo flock working where these people bank. They simply wait for a local small business owner who's struggling to take out a large loan or mortgage to invest in their business, then the bank employee notifies the priest of the mark & he works the scam on whoever will fall for. Then kills them to maintain secrecy. But he's going to have to change his cause of death. They used to rarely check for cyanide, but now do.
Combining organized crime with voodoo is not new. The Mexican cartels use santeria for it's power to instill fear. Voodoo, like many other belief systems, is pretty clever. It plays on fears & beliefs but also employs a lot of theater & magic tricks. Much of Houdini's success lied in his ability to plant actors & bribe people. He cleverly used those planted actors & bribed individuals to manipulate entire theaters of people. Hell, Sir Arthur Conan Dolye, writer of Sherlock
Holmes was convinced Houdini(Erik Weicz) was a warlock.
I mean,why the hell would anyone believe some craziness ?? Spirits guarding coins ???
@@mariastewart9820 Christians believe that Jesus died and was resurrected 3 days later. Mormons believe Joseph Smith wrote the Book of Mormon from gold plates he found. Catholics believe in drinking wine to symbolize the blood of Christ. All those things sound just as "crazy" as ghosts guarding coins. How about we just let people believe what they want?
@@cheesecake134 bible is real. It warns against voodoo
I will always love this show. Robert Stack was the best.
The Debbie story...got me making sure I lock my car doors as soon as I get into my vehicle.
Yeah, that should keep the buckshot out.
@@ihatecorporatedatacollecti6609 as if the man would have drawn attention to himself by shooting a gun outside a bank? okay, sure.
Newer cars automatically lock both doors when you get in. But just think and be aware of your surroundings. Especially if you just got money out of your bank or ATM.
And don’t walk close to vans. Don’t park next to a van. If you see a van is parked next to your car get in on the opposite side. A lot of times these monsters are stocking you in a van and they can easily overpower you and pull you right in, so be careful.
I lock the 🚪 before I turn on engine...world's too scary of a place
These are so bloody addictive.
I love you Fran.
Fran Potter You are so bloody right...and bloody is the perfect word! 😳
Super facts
You mean these episodes of UM? You are absolutely right! I love watching this show! If Robert Stack was alive he would have been proud!
Sadly not all episodes are featured in the UM youtube channel including cases like Dale Hyde, Bonnie Wilder, Loretta Myers, etc!
My boy Stack goes to a replica old west town just to shoot a 15 second intro for the old west story. Respect the man for the love of his craft
That looks like the set of Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman. So still just a studio in Hollywood.
@@MrStGeorgeIllawarra good call!
Lmfaooo! That's a film set!! 😂😂
@@star_gazer2967 I see your comments everywhere that involves the paranormal.
I'm always amazed that they put the effort in bringing Robert out to a set just to shoot a minute of footage to set up a scene. You just dont see that kind of production value anymore.
Much respect to "Debbie", what a courageous and strong woman. I hope she's still alive and doing well, it would be nice to have news about her.
I wonder has there been any news regarding this monster that did this to her. I hope so because someone dangerous like him shouldn't be allowed to walk the streets.
Rumor is Ernest Cherry was responsible for the attack on “Debbie”. But no one has ever been charged in the case. I believe Cherry is locked up.
@@xxxxmattxxxx69 Cool thanks for sharing, do you know how he became a suspect?
@@xxxxmattxxxx69 Highly interesting man, big thanks for sharing this with us. Definitely worth looking into, thanks! 👍
Its wonderful what you can find out typing names into a search engine with unsolved mysteries
Poor Debbie I'm glad that she has the will to keep living her life no matter what. She's such a courageous woman.
Damn, ya gotta be these days...
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I hope they caught that SOB
Yeah me too , it’s crazy they never caught him despite DNA evidence?!
@@doctorshonpal2559 ...I was really hoping that they would have found the bastard by now...but rumor as it, that they already know who it could be & the bastard is already in jail where he belongs for another case very close to Debbies
41:04 "Dorothea was a very naahhsty piece of work" Man, I love British accents and sayings so much !!!! 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
Sounds like Jamican
😆 your picture is prince?
Ikr i love them too 😂😂
@@ashleelarsen5002 Yep. A lil Prince action figure
Robert stack timing was amazing he knew how to come in at the right time something you can't teach
Especially his wording like for example " The dark figure in this photo.." " The strange man that approached..."
Some idiot was saying on another video that his delivery was always deadpan. Idiotic statement. He was definitely not deadpan.
He was a great actor. Keep that in mind.
@@thegoodguy44 😆 I don't know if you were talking about me, but I said he was better then Ambien.
@@DennisBTV Hey Dennis 👋
32:40-34:10 in my opinion is the scariest sequence in the entire Unsolved Mysteries program, it was so brilliantly done. The actors in the reenactment played their parts exceptionally well and made you feel that the crime was actually taking place right then. The music, camera/sound effects and the dialogue being spoken by the male actor "You ain't going nowhere, where do you think you going?!", the female actor looking legitimately terrified, the shotgun blast, and Robert Stack's narration at the end with the criminal getting away in Debbie's station wagon Scot free...everything that happened in the sequence was downright bone chilling. Nightmare fuel.
Yeah, the reinactments are so well done. The first segment of season 4, episode 4 (about a serial killer in New Hampshire) is also very well done, and incredibly terrifying.
@@hihowareyouthen I saw that one as well, and also the segment from Richard’s Rampage from season 3 where Richard arrives at his ex-girlfriend’s house during the night and stabs everyone. The ATV murders case from season 2 and the Son of Sam case from season 1 were also horrifying.
Yeah and the creepy music as she pulled up to the bank 😱 that music is worse than a horror movie theme
The chase scene through the woods and the "YOU AINT GOING NOWHERE!" is chilling af.
In May 1993, "Debbie" graduated from High Point University. She hoped to become a counselor to help crime victims like herself. By that time, doctors rebuilt her lips, upper, and lower jaw. However, she still had more surgeries that needed to be done.
A possible suspect in Debbie's attack is Ernest Ray Cherry, who was convicted of attacking and raping another woman in North Carolina in 1992. He matches the description of her attacker, and there are several similarities between his victim's attack and hers. Also, he abducted his victim from the same city that she was done so from. He is currently serving a life sentence for the rape and attempted murder of his victim. However, he has never been charged or officially named a suspect in this case.
Several other men have recently been arrested for similar sex crimes that took place in North Carolina. However, it is not known if any of them are suspects in this case.
Debbie is a warrior. May God bless her.
The police need to show Debbie a picture so she can positively identify or clear him
Where you running from? Where you running from? You ain't going nowhere! Where you think you going? Where you think you going? Where you think you going? You ain't going nowhere!
That's probably the scariest segment from the show.
I thought the same! Robert Stack wasn't kidding when he said the segment would be disturbing! UM sure accomplished that!
It sounds like something out of a nightmare.
No kidding!!!
I thought it was more funny than anything else. It was so ridiculously OTT with the over-modulated sound and intense music it was just comical
I believe that I have never come across any episodes on the Internet as interesting as these episodes of Unsolved Mysteries. I cannot say thank you enough.
"You have spirits guarding special coins on your property that I somehow know about and for some reason don't wish to dig up and steal for myself without your knowledge... I only need $50k+ cash from you and I can help you retrieve these coins that I also somehow know are worth more than you just handed me"...
.... Sounds legit, lemme go hit the bank I'll brb.
That guy whom ever he is made alot of $$$ and got away with murder!!!
Sad this dude stole a lot of dough and got away with (presumably)
I cannot believe people actually fall for this
Kenny Kiiroja people actually were murdered regardless of how naive the person is that really sucks..
@@snakesupreme oh absolutely.. i agree...its very sad... it still baffles me though
God bless you Debbie!!
Typical Chocolate Chips
How can 57 people dislike this show ? I love this show it's addictive.
SUPERB....BIG UP UR CHEST who ever put these back on...ur a legend
I love the scary music, Robert's scary voice
That treasure nerd has the thickest glasses I’ve ever seen
We have a running joke at work. This guy's glasses were so thick he can see into the future.
🤓coke bottle bottoms
Thank you for all these.
Well said bra
I wish I had a long lost rich relative. I could use $40,000 just about now lol
Cocaine and strippers?
@@DennisBTV Dude at this point, I'm just about to take that leap of faith lmfao just kidding....I think lol 🙊🙊🙊🙊🙊
Like Sam Walton? He left his relatives his net worth of $8.6 billion at the time of his death in 1992 (the same as about $15 billion today).
It's Probably Cursed is what it is Better not to Inherit Anything Burn It .
@Sheriff Hoyt I know a guy like your dad. He vowed to spend every penny of his children's inheritance and drop dead on the steps of the Masonic lodge when he is done spending his millions.
Damn no-one got caught on this episode
Except the outlaws with Skeleton Canyon
@@gregelliott5016 i think the garbage that got Debbie has been caught. same Mo, same crime, same appearance. the last case was solved as well and no, its wasn't incest, just the daughter of a lowly steelworker who got caught up with a married man.
Tragic that the trooper didn't investigate the vehicle Debbie was abducted in because he wanted to meet his speeding ticket quota.
To anyone reading. Never leave with your abductor. If they have a weapon let them use it in public. Once you leave and are secluded you will not only be hard to find but will most likely harmed anyway or killed. I am sure you never know how you are going to react if in an unfortunate situation, but if you can remember this please do. Also, if you are carried away.....be determined to get/leave as much evidence as poss. Scratch the person, spit, leave an earring, a shoe or something that will let police know who - what - when. God Bless All.
Monica Morrow sooo true I always tell my daughters don’t ever let anyone take you to a “second “ scene it’s as good as signing a death warrant unfortunately
I don't think that with a shotgun in her face she had much choice. I am sure he would have shot her regardless if she went or not.
Good advice
Too right, I would told him to go F himself, I'd be incredibly angry at the idea of somebody taking my freedom and my truck......if he's gonna shoot me anyway let there be witnesses....
I never forget watching an Oprah episode and it was on what to do if.... And kidnap was one of the scenarios. Do everything in your power to not be taken to a second location. As chances are you won't make it out. There was also a great segment on how to get out of a locked boot if you are put in there. I wish I could find the episode !!
"The problems with Germany". I love the British way of understating things.
Subtlety.
Brown shirts and symbols
@@jamesfracasse8178 yes, UPS
i bet dorothy was a secret nazi or spy
after the 2nd case of poisoning the police should've alerted business owners that if anyone tries to scam them for money or tell them they can remove curses or spirits then they should call the police. it was clear that this murderer was targeting people who they thought had money or owned property, so the police should've alerted the community.
Im sorry but if your that dumb to believe that scam then you deserve to be robbed they shouldn't have been killed though
@@ldg508 it's not so much that people are that dumb (sometimes they are) but most have so much problems, heartache, hopelessness that they are desperate to believe someone can help them when no one else could and that is what gives these con artists their ''in'' with these people so that is why authorities should step in and alert people or at the very least put up some flyers or a short radio announcement.
@@DBZluvz they're uneducated, gullible and living in the twilight zone.
Making perfect victims.
Binge!!!
I love the Dorothea character! Worthy of an Agatha Christie or Mary Higgins Clark novel!
Seems like a nasty person to me
That Doratha lady reminds me of that old woman from the Great Expectations novel and movie from Charles Dickens.
SixerIverson04 Miss Havisham! I like people who make literary allusions!! You’re cool 😎
if you ever find buried treasure, tell no one, just hoard it like a dragon then sell it
I know there are laws protecting treasure that's found in old shipwrecks, but I personally think after a certain amount of time passes, people should be allowed to keep whatever treasure they find in a sunken ship. If they find any skeletons or dead bodies, those should either be left alone or returned to the country they came from originally. But I think it's stupid that after 400, 500 or 600 years a country can still claim ownership of treasure.
@@tekbarrier A Colombian group of divers just found billions of gold off the Spanish galley. But I’m pretty sure they have to turn it over to the government and only get a percentage and rightfully so. That stuff belongs to history not one person to go blow it.
@@weaverdreams” one person to go blow it” 🤣😂🤣
2:11 Voodoo Victims 15:40 Skeleton Canyon 27:10 NC nightmare 37:27 England Heir
I know its easy for me to say this but she should've acted like she was so shaken up and started driving all crazy and crash the car
I love the St Croix. So sad how this man is ripping off the residents and killings... Terrible!!
Ohhhh man what an amazing TV show.
Skeleton canyon got it's name because skeletons just appear that where buried. I don't think a treasure is there! You can't dig there. Lol
The case of the woman shot in the face with the black man who did it and left physical evidence.... Parabon labs can now, today, identify who he is through DNA on the clothes he left behind; Through forensic genealogy, they can solve this case now. I hope they do.
Yeah I do too he didn't have to do that I just pray they haven't thrown the evidence out yet.
How the heck did that woman survive a 12 guage shotgun blast to the face?
Cocaine is a hell of a drug
God wasn't done with her here.
@karentucker2161 make belief
the shot was inaccurate only several pellets hit her in the jaw
The [less than a] person who shot her was drunk. A cheek is not a vital organ.
First segment those deaths are 100% connected
Chocolate Chip Criminals
40,000 to each of 70 relatives they found wow 😳
Omg they actually explained a non mainstream religion with minimal bias in 1993/1994. Amazing.
Right!!! I was just thinking the same thinggggg!!!😁🙌🏾
Exactly
@campbellscollision No people are just tired of bigotry.
This happened in 1990
In this thread people talk about biases but show the bias of their own expectations
That man was an angry piece of shit. Poor debbie im so glaaaad she survived. Hope shes doing well and living her life to the fullest.
Whoa! That music between 43:46 to 44:23 sounds very creepy and scares out of me! 😱😱😱
The Treasure segment is truly a gold mine!
Everybody would have been sacrificed....cause I would've ran like hell when he went in that liquor store🤨
Most liquor stores only have one person. And I doubt if he would’ve shot him because the noise would’ve caused other people to report it to the police and the police would’ve been after him. Besides when a crazy man tells you they’re gonna do something how do you know they’re not lying? You run as soon as you have the chance.
Yes, absolutely
@@weaverdreams the customers
@@weaverdreamsexactly never leave with the attacker make him use the weapon in public most of the time if you don't you get taken to a secluded area and killed which is what basically happened to her it was just chance that she didn't die from a shot to the face
The Brits should have sent James Bind to deal with voodoo man...he has experience in dealing with those guys...
Yeah, Roger Moore was still alive and kicking back then.
🤣😂🤣👍🏼
Fern Hamill passed away in 2011 at the age of 94.
And who the fu*k is he?
@@mikesmith2938 The really old guy from the lost treasure segment
They would NEVER take that much time and effort today to find someone’s lost heir. 1000% The state would just take that money today 🙄
It upsets me that Debbie's attacker was never brought to justice. From the way the crime is described I've always wondered if he might have been high on PCP at the time. I wonder if the police investigated that possibility.
It's suspected that Ernest Cherry was the the attacker. He is serving a life sentence for rape and attempted murder of another woman in 1992. There are many similarities between the two cases. However, no one has been charged with "Debbie's" attack.
@@daboys1215 I think she's still alive today, and doing well.
What makes you think PCP? I didn’t see anything about him being delusional. Just an animal.
PCP or crazy or just evil who cares? The outcome was the same. So we can’t let this kind of person out on the street again once he gets caught.
how can they, if they don't know who he is?
According to articles online, Dorothea was actually Dora Brammer, the child of a steel worker and was born in England in 1895. She started her relationship with Robert Allen around 1920 or the early 1920s, but he was actually already married. His wife wouldn't grant him a divorce so Dora and Robert ran off together, never actually married, and lived together. Soon after running off, they started their business, Spencer Corsets in Banbury.
The music used for the abduction case is so damn eerie. It makes you feel like you're in the episode being kidnapped, too.
If he forces you to drive have an accident on purpose.
I'm so happy I could cry! 😅 You will have a wonderful business and I can't wait to watch! ❤
No treasure was ever found in Skeleton Canyon. Fern Hamill died in 2011.
Maybe the skeletons are a treasure to someone....and I need to stop watching crime shows.
They say you can't take it with you - - this proves it
That voodoo story was scary as hell
Now with great technology of Today, I wonder if they tried to extract DNA from the gloves and coat he left behind.
They have this man's DNA, but they have never had a suspect to compare it to.
Too many damned police departments never test their rape kits so tons of DNA data never gets uploaded to databases. It’s a disgrace!
Yes I was thinking that modern technology can help cops nab this moron who attacked Debbie.
The NC story was really no surprise, especially being in the Winston-Salem area and then telling her to drive to Fayetnam.
Why was it no surprise?
Rosmund Caesar reminds me of Rihanna
November 18th, 1988....
My birthday
The Maharaja family sounds like Trinidadian
Vishwan Purandat they look Trini too the family
I thought they were from Sicily.
I find so too, I wondered if the St Croix accent sounds like ours.
Were they not Indian?
They are Trinidadian immigrants in St. Croix.
St. Croix us Virgin Islands 🇻🇮 I’m not from there but I’m from st.thomas Virgin Islands 🇻🇮 I’ve seen dat one when I was young
Joe Al don’t give af about wat ???
I love this show
Anybody else slightly irritated by these Lost Heirs ones? Just to think that somebody is going to inherit money on the sole basis of BLOOD when they didn't give a crap about that person while they were still living......I only didn't feel sorry for that lady because she didn't sound very nice and was so stuck up that she refused to write a will!
Loved this show
LOL he can quote the letter but won't show it. In other words the letter does not exist or is fake. Also there is ALWAYS some excuse why we can't get at it.
Exactly as soon as I heard that I skipped to the next segment
If I had 40k I wud be made man I'm so poor right now it hurts.
sly world Same lol
The first story is intriguing because it shows how gullible and stupid people really are.
Dorothea was a very nasty piece of work
Whos watching these im Lockdown Sep 2021
They thought they were buying Drugs and it was cyanide. If he could pay $100,000 why did he need more?
I think he borrowed it for a business loan and possibly this voodoo guy is associated with the banks giving these people money to expand their businesses. Maybe thats how they were targetted. But I will never understand why people fall for such scams.
Heres one for ya:
A guy named David told my friend that he was going to get 20 million but he just needed 50,000 to pay for legal expenses to get the money out of the country. (Yes it was probably Nigeria.)
He asked my friend, who I will call Jane, if he could borrow the money. She listened to the phone call with the “attorney“ middleman and thought it was legit. So without any promise of getting even a tiny percent of the millions, she handed over her life savings to this guy. And by the way they were not in a relationship or close at all. He was actually married. Why did she do that?
Of course when the 20 million never arrived, the guy didn’t care because it wasn’t his 50,000 that he lost. So he never pursued getting it back. And Jane was too embarrassed to tell anybody. Here’s the thing: she is a very smart girl. A hard worker. But she just doesn’t know how to tell anybody NO.
It took her years to tell me. I had met David a few years prior and told her I didn’t trust him. I couldn’t understand why she was still friends with him. They worked in some MLM scam with another “friend” and I told her it was a scam too. It was some grocery delivery business where are you had to sign two people up and get gift card for $50 to get 100 back. Just a ridiculous non-workable business model.
After a year of working hard trying to build up this “business”, it was shut down by the feds and called a Ponzi scheme. And Jane lost whatever money she put into that too.
Jane tried to recruit me and I told her straight up it was a ponzi scheme. She got very angry at me when I said there was no possible way it could be legitimate or make money in the long run. But for about two years she and these 2 others were traveling around the country building a team for this bogus business, trying to build it up. And Jane was the gullible one who got a credit card for them to use for “business expenses.” I talked till I was blue in the face trying to get her to listen to reason. She got so mad at me she wouldn’t speak to me for two years.
So two years later she told me what happened. Of course I could not berate her for it because she was now trusting me and feeling pretty stupid. I just don’t get it because she’s a very intelligent person. Just so gullible. A people pleaser I suppose. How do you get over something like that? By making yourself less gullible so that it doesn’t happen again. And you lose your faith in your fellow man and it becomes difficult to trust anybody.
When im a little older im definitely going to wear clothing like Robert stack he is a ladies man
It's the voice. So many chicks come from a broken home and spend their whole life looking for "daddy" or whatever. Nothing wrong with that. Strength, morals, and integrity are all positive values that deserve admiration. Dress well. Have a few dollars. A vehicle and a house. Heck, they'll be chasing *YOU*. 🐤 ➡ 👨+ 🏠 + 🚗 + 💰 = ❤
32:40-33:43: To me one of the scariest segments of this show.
Yeah, a lot of UM fans said this episode was the most scariest one they have ever watched!
Its definitely up there along with the pregnant lady that got attacked at the rest stop at night - that one was nightmare level 😱
I looooove the buried treasure stories on Unsolved Mysteries!
Me too
They never find anything with those types of stories it's so unsatisfying
'Debbie' is an extremely brave woman. I know she should've driven off and forhey the abductors threat of killing everyone in the liquor store but she has children a spouse and family members who love and care for her. I'd have driven off to the nearest police station.
The attacker took her car keys when he went into the store. She couldn't have driven off.
@@tekbarrier - Also we never know how we would react in that situation.
@@tekbarrier run like hell. Most abductors won’t go through the trouble of trying to get you and attract attention.
He took the keys, remember? But I would’ve definitely ran for my life. Wonder why she didn’t run? I doubt if he would’ve made a big scene in the liquor store because the police would’ve been chasing him!
Allen was an absolutely execrable human being.
Best show ever
I LIKE RAISINS!!!
God Bless
Umm any chance I could just have that money? I'm really poor I could use it.
if she had run for it at the liquor store she would have been ok -if he was going to shoot her anyway why not take the chance and run... too bad the cop just wanted to give out a speeding ticket-that's more important than helping a citizen
he told her he'd kill everyone in the store if she escaped.
EXACTLY!!!! I mean when she pulled I in the parking lot she should've plowed right in the side of the building!! SOMETHING!!!
That cop, when he turned around and went after the motorist, surely did not know about what was happening in the woods (the assailant chasing the victim)...I'm positive that was the reason why he didn't stop to help; he wasn't aware of what was going on. How could he be? He made the best decision he could at the time.
To the officer it probably just looked like a broken down car on the side of the road
There was no evidence anyone needed help
This is in prime video
Is Robert Stack in a pet store at 4:30? The reason I ask is that I hear cockatiels chirping in the beginning of the video.
I will always connect the beliefs and religion of Voodoo with the classic thriller film, "Angel Heart." (1987) 😂😭
So many stories of buried treasure no one ever finds lol
So unsatisfying
Apparently the greatest magical power there is to defeat the "spirits" that are causing you grief is money. Interesting...
Money is not evil itself but the love of money is the root of it. We need money to survive but some love it so much that it that they become very greedy.
@@karentucker2161 MARK 8:36 🌸
That obia man got away with it. 😔
I appreciate the correct pronunciation of obeah & st croix
I think if a guy jumped into my car in the passenger's side -- I would wreck the car and make sure it would be bad enough that it would result in them not walking away from the accident. You would be hurt too -- but at least you would know you had a chance!!
you are NOT going to find the treasure because it is NOT yours !! stop acting like you OWN everything !!!!
@Crim Sin It's mine. Mine, mine, mine!
@Sheriff Hoyt Nope. It's MINE!
An Indian with a Caribbean accent, cool!
Having that kind of money and not leaving it to anyone is heinous
She was an old bag
Note to all humans....don’t meet strangers with huge amounts of cash...ever
Nice.
obeah man such a strange case, never found or even identified.
On the episode wiki page. It says that this episode has the case of Morris Davis from Great Falls, Montana. It doesn't I don't know why, I can't find the case anywhere on the internet. Anyone know where I can find it?
Segment 2: Robert Stack said booty. 😂😂😂😂
All of it
it is kind of sad trhat many killings and rapes were left unsolved like that crazy black man
Jesus Christ! 32:40 was fucking terrifying. This show used to be aired at 6:30pm in my country. This was not for kids!