Why the hell were you watching this as a child? I'd say it's for ages 13 and up if you aren't scared easily and 15 and up if you are a little more sensitive. If you are super easily scared you shouldn't be watching this at all
Awe.Ioved watching Unsolved Mysteries and Robert Stack here is my favorite I guess My foster mom didn't know what I was watching. Started watching it by myself since 11 or 12 yrs old.i love it till this day.
I do...watched all the ones with Dennis Farina and just discovered these a few days ago so binge-watching them...great series..should do a modern series...
@furhunter11 Thanks so much for the recommendations! I was dreading finishing all of the Unsolved Mysteries episodes after a week long binge. I listen while at work!
Can we take a second to appreciate how damn well this was shot and produced? To those who notice that kind of stuff too look qt how much detail is put in. You never see that anymore
So, a young laydee decides to abandon her child in order to run off with a criminal for a grand adventure...and mom thinks it was to "protect her family." Those are some remarkable mental gymnastics.
Left out of the Cindy Wismiller case, according to the Unsolved Mysteries wiki - the police checked the family's phone records and found they were making calls to Florida, where they found Cindy was living under an alias, and that's when she turned herself in. The family knew, or at least found out at some point, that she was in hiding, didn't tell police, and probably were the ones who tipped her off that the police were on to her. Makes me wonder how much the family REALLY knew about what she was up to.
They said she cared a lot about her family, which i believe. i'm sure at least the boyfriend knew about her plan & she was probably sending them all cash from florida.
@@SmartStart24 Hearing her described as a "free spirit" sent alarm bells ringing in my head. Those described that way generally don't care much about the law.
24 months for attempted murder and all that fraud? We have a major judge problem in this country. They need to be held accountable for releasing criminals back in to society to victimize others.
Jon Maggio should have been sentenced to life without the possibility of parole, and Molly should have been charged as a co-conspirator, and child abandonment. What a horrible mother!
Some advice concerning the first segment: Just because women are beautiful on the outside, doesn’t mean they are beautiful on the inside. (That goes for men as well.) What matters most is the heart!
I agree 1000 percent I never go for looks always personality for me but now I'm happy with my man who happens to be a good handsome man but believe me it wasn't his looks that caught my attention
Yea moms off her rocker. She also said “we’d of done anything to protect her” as if little miss molly was taken against her will lol she was having a blast runnin wild with maggio
There was a similar story that happened in Pennsylvania I think. Victim's name was Jason Sweeney & he too was callously lured to his death thinking this girl loved him. Just so sad & depraved.
I found about this program on pluto tv and recognize the voice from when I was a child. Cant believe that since way back ppl are vanishing without a trace. I hope I dont end up being one nor one of mines
@@mirzaghalib8659 it’s a scam there’s someone who posts that he uses some app called insta portal to hack his mrs profile on Facebook and the same person with a different profile says yes that looks promising il do it now - it’s all spam and a scam
Hank Terreros No we went there, for the show, but we are living, in the St. Louis, Mo. Area!!!! Her sisters, one Aunt, her nieces, her nephews and her cousins are in K.C 😁😁😁😁
Molly's mother was in denial ...she couldn't fathom that her daughter was excited by creeps and the fast life. Mom mistakenly thought that her daughter was a victim.
Yup, most women like the bad boys or the sad boys. Nice guys finish last LOL. The funny thing is then they grow up and realize the bad boys and sad boys only fill the physical need, and not the other needs of a relationship. They then whine "there are no good men" Um, no there were you didnt want them, remember? So they went with women who treat them with dignity and respect. Now youre stuck. LOL Thats why I married my wife - one of the rare good ones.
@@tellurye sorry a hot girl chose a “bad boy” over you one time when you were 19. Also to me, bitter boys are just as bad as bad boys and sad boys 🤷🏾♀️
@@SmartStart24 Im not sorry nor bitter, just stating facts. Girls like you are the ones who whine "there arent any good guys out there" when there were you just didnt want them. You are bitter. I have an awesome wife and I love that to this day I get texts and emails from those girls wanting me back and admitting they f'd up. Too bad, so sad. And my wife is more gorgeous than any of them. Especially now - those "hot girls" arent hot anymore, honey. They are 300 pounds overweight and have kids from multiple baby daddys, just like you. Sucks to be you ROFL!!
*So glad that Margaret & Regina got long sentences. They apparently tried to argue that they killed Oscar in self-defense but the friend who was there testified against them.
Both women are incarcerated at the Logan Correctional Center. Each has filed appeals, but all have been unsuccessful. For her role in the murder, Veronica Garcia was sentenced to 5 years. She served her time and was released.
Families never believe that a member committed a crime or suicide. Every episode has someone saying so & so would never of done this. They had too much this and that. All people are capable of horrific actions, nobody's above it
I thought the same thing until the previous episode (#3 or #4 I think). The father admitted that his son could have committed suicide. It was the first time in 11 seasons anyone was honest enough to say that.
In Cynthia’s case is can be presumed her family lied. They knew she was guilty and where she was. It was reported that police eventually found phone records of the family making routine calls to Florida and they started soon after she disappeared. It’s how police knew where she was and discovered she was living in a house boat and begin to close in. Cindy knew they were getting close, tired of running and turned herself in. Her family, at least some of them, knew where she was and that she was guilty.
@@JR-qq7vu That's interesting as I read that too. I think her son knew the entire time he was being interviewed and was acting as if she was kidnapped and forced to steal the money.
It’s absolutely INSANE that banks used just ONE PERSON W/O even 1 security guard to restock their ATMs!😳 Its amazing those people didn’t get robbed all the time or that more of them didn’t steal!!
Yes true I don’t get that . From where I originally come , there are always 4 guards with guns , for emptying or filling an ATM . 1 at the driver’s seat , 1 refilling or emptying the ATM , and 2 lookout guards standing at the ATM to guard the guy who is dealing with the money . And they are usually over 6 foot tall , and built like a brick wall.
Take notice today of how many big companies and major store chains will leave a single woman. Or two women alone to lock up a store at the end of the night when there's for sure thousands in cash in that register.
On Cindy Wismiller, the family was in on it and called her saying she was going to be arrested. She had been on a houseboat in Fla. She served 2 years.
@@gabrielleelliott2487 Yep, but strangely they never explained why she took the money and fled if her family knew about it and where she was in Florida.
WoW, when I saw ‘September 2001’ and then mentioned Molly Maggio purchased a ticket, I was thinking that karma got them when they boarded Flight 93! That would’ve been an end.
Molly's family is acting like she's a poor, little victim. She's a crummy, straight-up criminal and a lousy excuse for a mother abandoning her little girl to go commit crimes with her new stud. Family and friends are usually blinded by the fact that they love the person. It messes up their objectivity and open mindedness. I have a brother in prison for life since 1992 for murder and have lived this firsthand. Sure you love them, but they still have to be held accountable and justice be served. Making excuses for them doesn't help them or anyone else. I won't change my mind about right and wrong simply because he's my brother.
Anyone who is updating someone who’s in a gang and needs to borrow $1000 to get out of jail, should run for the hills and not be dating anyone like that. It’ll only get you in trouble or killed.
Cynthia had a whole other life nobody knew about, her and her actual man ran off together, she was underestimated by everyone who trusted her, be careful who you trust you will never know what the next person has really got on their mind
This is the reason I don't put anything pass anyone. When someone does anything outrageous including so called friends and family, it doesn't surprise anymore.
She could've just avoided his calls... She didn't have to butcher the poor guy for $1000. Or maybe just got a job for 2 weeks. The next story of the dude with the gun.. "stop the cahhrrr" like wtf is wrong with people. This is why I no longer sell stuff on craigslist.!!
Molly willingly left She didn’t like being a mother.. that’s my opinion. If she cared about her daughter and family she couldn’t fathom leaving them... he didn’t have a gun to her head at the time she left. She could have walked into a police station. I would never leave my child for a man, period.
As soon as I saw the thumbnail I recognized it was the Oscar Velazquez case; he was trying to be a decent guy there and wasn't aware that he was in danger.
He was trying to be decent when he let them borrow the money right? Because going to their house expecting a threesome was pretty douche ish but yeah those girls need to rot in hell
Solved. In December of 2006, investigators examined Cindy's family's phone records and learned that they had made phone calls to Walton County, Florida. They soon located her in Walton County where she had been living since she vanished. She had been living on a house boat under the name Cindy Blanchard. After learning that the police were going to arrest her, Cindy left her home and drove to the Kokomo Police Department in Kokomo, Indiana to turn herself in. She pleaded guilty to theft and served two years in prison before being released. She also repaid most of the stolen money. She denied having an accomplice and it is not believed that anyone else was involved in the crime. How anyone believed she was innocent, idk. 😂😂😂
On Aril 29, 2005, Commercial Crimes Division Detectives arrested Omar Adalberto Arroyo at Los Angeles World Airport after his extradition from Costa Rica by United States Marshals. Arroyo was wanted on 45 felony counts for Grand Theft, Identity Theft, Forgery, Perjury, and Credit Card Fraud. Arroyo was part of a ring of suspects operating children's music schools in Southern California. The suspects would obtain the parents financial information and make unauthorized credit transactions creating a loss to over 200 Hispanic families and numerous financial institutions in excess of $1,500,000. Arroyo became a fugitive in October 2001, after the arrest of a second suspect, Mario Yunis, who last year received a 12 year sentence on this case. Commercial Crimes Division Detectives initiated a manhunt, and tracked Arroyo to Florida, Puerto Rico, New York, Canada, Mexico City, and Costa Rica, where the Costa Rican Interpol arrested him. Arroyo refused to be extradited and remained in Costa Rican custody pending an official request for extradition by the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office, High Tech Crime Unit. Twenty months later, Arroyo called the United States Embassy in Costa Rica, requesting his return to the United States.
And to think that you get the bail money back when the court case is done (unless u don’t show up for court). So she basically killed this guy for $1,000 she would’ve gotten back
You never get the bailed money back. That money was to bail her out so she wouldn't spend more time day in jail. If she wasn't bailed she had to wait until court date. Another word early released.
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those girls only got 35 years???? probably only served like 14 years. horrible. Not only did they murder him, they set his body on fire and dumped him like trash. Thats just pure evil...shouldve been a life sentence.
@@Coco-chrispyIt’s funny that certain individuals frequently bring up deportation. Unless you’re Native American or Mexican, you’re an American immigrant as well. Lol
Did Cindy Wismiller's family know where she was during these interviews? She was found living in Florida after her family was making phone calls there.
I remember being in 7th gr in chicago and a classmate brought the police report & interrogations on the defracisco sisters after they were arrested. Idk how she got them. We all took turns reading it in class. I remember when this aired too. We all watched it.
The cases are still captivating in the later seasons, but the theme & the softer voice of Robert Stack, doesn’t have the same kick as the earlier seasons. The narration and suspense of the theme music was everything.
I knew Cindy did it when she didn't change her schedule. Anyone handling millions weekly/daily for $7.50 an hour can do wrong. Starts with, you need $100 to pay the power bill. You don't get caught, then it's $500. Then $1,000, $2,000, $10,000. Once you steal $5,000, you might as well get $250,000. Same sentence.
You might think that but the reality is she has a felony conviction that will close many doors for her in the future in terms of housing, employment, schooling opportunities, eligibility for government programs, etc. It's not just any felony either but one of the two worst kinds of felonies: a felony of dishonesty. That means it's unlikely if not impossible that she will ever be able to get any decent job which chances of advancement, supervisory positions, and certainly no job where she would be placed in a position of trust. There's a lot of other long-lasting collateral consequences to convictions like that that people don't consider.
Margaret DeFrancisco was captured in March of 2002 after authorities received tips that she was at the home of relatives in Roscoe, Illinois. Seven months later, Regina DeFrancisco was arrested in Dallas, Texas for stealing a car from an acquaintance; she was soon discovered to be wanted in Illinois after her fingerprints were checked. At their trials, the sisters claimed that they killed Oscar in self-defense. However, their friend testified that the sisters' plan was to rob Oscar. She claimed that they walked down to the basement and she heard a gunshot. Other friends testified that the sisters had confessed to killing him. Regina was found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to thirty-five years in prison. She will not be eligible for parole until 2037. Margaret's first trial ended in a mistrial, but she was found guilty at a second trial and sentenced to forty-six years in prison. She will not be eligible for parole until 2050.
It would be nice if when the updates come up they would be red as opposed to shown because there are those folks who are blind out there including myself so it would be greatly appreciated if the updates would be read as opposed to just being shown could that be done
Hi, Faith, when these episodes are posted to RUclips they are only showing what was made long ago. It would be great if they ever produce new episodes, that they pay to have someone read the updates out loud, I agree. I've heard that there are Unsolved Mysteries fan created websites online that have the updates organized by each episode and season, if that helps. Do you have a way to have what's on a screen online read to you by an automated voice?? I hope so. Take good care!
I keep forgetting no one knew about repressed memories in the 90s, probably why when I had some resurface in 2009 it was such a shock and something I had a hard time describing; I thought it was hallucination at first.
You act like taking money from a bank is dishonest. You have it backwards. Banks are fundamentally evil institutions (see usury) and those who appropriate their holdings without shedding blood are not criminals. Only a brainwashed public, willing to believe the narrative of a nefarious organization like the FBI, believes that hogwash about evil bank robbers.
Cynthia likely had someone she ran away with(and was having an affair with)and took the money to start a new life. There’s no way she would start work that early without being scheduled for that time.
shocked these women didn't have "they have served their time and have been released" after their story. Hopefully they're still rotting in a jail cell somewhere.
regarding cynthia wissmiller...her poor family had to 'eat crow'...just read where she was apprehended and confessed and had NO accomplice....very sad for her family and boyfriend.....
Yep, and I think he knew too because that's how Cynthia got caught. The police checked the phone records of her family and they had made repeated phone calls to Fort Walton, Florida where Cynthia was staying on a houseboat.
It's amazing how "hard core" the two young girls were in the last segment, and even without any direct, serious involvement in the murder from the one girl's ex-con boyfriend, if he'd had any involvement at all.
I remember recording this segment on a VHS tape 20 years ago this month. I really wish I haven’t gotten rid of the tape and still have in my possession.
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Poor Oscar got his life cut short because he was messing around with a couple of evil cholas. I’m glad they were caught.
So young to be so evil
😂 hell yeah was thinkin the same
When I found out how crazy evil my wife was she said, "Who's gonna believe you"....
Yeah me too that is so friggin sad man,so young and a good dude
You killed a guy and ruined your life for $1000? Pathetic.
Evil witches both of them.
Yeah she's definitely dumb, he wouldn't have done anything if she simply didn't pay him
M GTOW
@@micahjohnsonboxing6409 Yeah, dude was a total symp. Anyway, society trains men to mollycoddle wmn, regardless of their bad deeds.
IKR Pathetic is an understatement for those two evil broads.
This show used to scare me as a small child...late at night in the dark
Why the hell were you watching this as a child? I'd say it's for ages 13 and up if you aren't scared easily and 15 and up if you are a little more sensitive. If you are super easily scared you shouldn't be watching this at all
@@aristotleasparaguspodcast1129 I had older parents...mainly my mother and she watched it......so I caught it too....
Awe.Ioved watching Unsolved Mysteries and Robert Stack here is my favorite I guess My foster mom didn't know what I was watching. Started watching it by myself since 11 or 12 yrs old.i love it till this day.
I remember watching it at 8:00pm on Lifetime back in 2000-2004 ,and once I heard the theme song automatically spooked lol
@@weworks7811 It still spooks me to watch *UNSOLVED MYSTERIES* in my bed with the lights out........no joke
Anyone else binge watching? Missed this show
I'm shocked how many eps I did watch in the day I think I saw 80% of more eps if not 90%. I'm going nutty nearly at the end of by binge from ep 1
I am and searching for a particular ghost episode regarding a bunkbed
I do...watched all the ones with Dennis Farina and just discovered these a few days ago so binge-watching them...great series..should do a modern series...
@furhunter11 Thanks so much for the recommendations! I was dreading finishing all of the Unsolved Mysteries episodes after a week long binge. I listen while at work!
I haven't slept in 300 days.
Can we take a second to appreciate how damn well this was shot and produced? To those who notice that kind of stuff too look qt how much detail is put in. You never see that anymore
Unsolved always had the best reenactments of these crimes that really brings it to life for us...absolutely amazing!!!!!!
😂 Commercials for major companies are shot by ex athletes on their phones. I hear you.
@norbertofontanez5550i read he had prostate cancer. not throat.
@norbertofontanez5550 sorry for your losses homie.
So, a young laydee decides to abandon her child in order to run off with a criminal for a grand adventure...and mom thinks it was to "protect her family." Those are some remarkable mental gymnastics.
Some people just can’t accept their children are POS’s. My mom is the same way with my abusive brother 🙄
Lady
@@Openyoureyez83 Ok, GoodwillGurl!
The guy who played John is cute asf
The Guy who played john is cute
Left out of the Cindy Wismiller case, according to the Unsolved Mysteries wiki - the police checked the family's phone records and found they were making calls to Florida, where they found Cindy was living under an alias, and that's when she turned herself in.
The family knew, or at least found out at some point, that she was in hiding, didn't tell police, and probably were the ones who tipped her off that the police were on to her.
Makes me wonder how much the family REALLY knew about what she was up to.
They said she cared a lot about her family, which i believe. i'm sure at least the boyfriend knew about her plan & she was probably sending them all cash from florida.
Yep but maybe they were trying to convince her to give herself up
When I first heard this I thought she was murdered, but no
Wow damn lol
I I had a feeling she was guilty from the start, there was just too much leaning towards guilt.
@@SmartStart24 Hearing her described as a "free spirit" sent alarm bells ringing in my head. Those described that way generally don't care much about the law.
24 months for attempted murder and all that fraud? We have a major judge problem in this country. They need to be held accountable for releasing criminals back in to society to victimize others.
Nah man, once these guys are out of jail, they are ready to start from scratch and make an honest living 😂
I agree undoubtedly 👍💯
Jon Maggio should have been sentenced to life without the possibility of parole, and Molly should have been charged as a co-conspirator, and child abandonment. What a horrible mother!
I agree. People like that are going to slip again.
apparently molly is my mother 🥰
Yep. I knew something’s not right. There are some girls that like the criminal type. I’m not one of them.
Molly's mother was nosy no-it-all
Some advice concerning the first segment: Just because women are beautiful on the outside, doesn’t mean they are beautiful on the inside. (That goes for men as well.) What matters most is the heart!
I dont trust woman period.
They looked like ghetto girls to me
100%
Come on!! We are talking about a 3 way with 2 sisters....what straight man would pass that up??
I agree 1000 percent I never go for looks always personality for me but now I'm happy with my man who happens to be a good handsome man but believe me it wasn't his looks that caught my attention
So, lets get this straight.....Mollys mom thought Molly was protecting her daughter? Sounds more like abandonment.
Yea moms off her rocker. She also said “we’d of done anything to protect her” as if little miss molly was taken against her will lol she was having a blast runnin wild with maggio
The mother is clearly in denial...molly is not innocent in this at all!
Choosing a man over your kid. Tf, Molly.
Poor Oscar. So sad. RIP such a handsome kid.
This was featured on America’s most wanted
He sure was! So was the actor playing him.
Poor guy RIP
@@YusufYusuf-ti2rz
I remember. Glad they caught these bitches!
scary thing what happened to oscar could happen to any dude...i thought of myself when i was living like a moron...
so sad
There was a similar story that happened in Pennsylvania I think. Victim's name was Jason Sweeney & he too was callously lured to his death thinking this girl loved him. Just so sad & depraved.
I've always been intrigued by Robert Stack, his voice always caught my attention. Love this show!
Yes I love Robert's voice too. Just a treasure of a voice. Brings back great childhood memories.
Dolores
Robert Stack's voice has the intrigue, mystery and sex appeal that fits the series perfectly...not bad looking either! 😊
Me too and also Peter Thomas and bill kurtis. These 3gentlemen have similar voice.
Alex Trebec also had a memorable & calming voice.
@@thisisme3238 I had a HUGE crush on Robert Stack....voice...looks...just seemed like the ultimate gentleman.
Unsolved Mysteries episodes hosted with Robert Stack is the best show ever made!!
Joe Prudente 😍
100% hands down . the best
I tried to watch the other unsolved mysteries last night, and I just couldn't get into it without Robert Stack's voice!
@@ZeranZeran My hot take is that I prefer Dennis Farina's voice better.
@@MrIrrelevant58 I loved Dennis farina too I miss them both 😢
I found about this program on pluto tv and recognize the voice from when I was a child. Cant believe that since way back ppl are vanishing without a trace. I hope I dont end up being one nor one of mines
Well it’s been a year since this comment, are u still around?
Ppl have vanished without a trace since the beginning of time 🙄
Be careful out there folks..
If any girl is dating a guy named Loco, run for the hills.
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Lol
@Ammie Zolman what were you going to try? Looks like maybe the comment was deleted or something....
I dated someone name loco 🤣🤣 it wasn't serious tho cause he was on some crazy shit lol
@@mirzaghalib8659 it’s a scam there’s someone who posts that he uses some app called insta portal to hack his mrs profile on Facebook and the same person with a different profile says yes that looks promising il do it now - it’s all spam and a scam
The last story, is my Mama ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Im so glad she found her siblings! The segment made me cry. God bless your family. :)
Are you still in K. C. MO.?
Hank Terreros No we went there, for the show, but we are living, in the St. Louis, Mo. Area!!!! Her sisters, one Aunt, her nieces, her nephews and her cousins are in K.C 😁😁😁😁
Which child are you on the video
@@teresathompson402 my mom Lori, is the youngest girl, of the family ❤️❤️❤️
They could've just avoided Oscar like we ignore bill collectors. His life is gone over a 1,000 wow!
They should get a hot poker in the muffin.
I remember this case from "DEADLY WOMEN": The DeFrancisco Sisters
What was that
1:54 Twisted sisters 11:05 Mad Maggio 23:06 ATM Mystery 32:47 Five Separated Siblings
2 years for $197,000 dollars?!! And it's a federal case! Unbelievable
Right.
I was surprised about the sentence!
What's even scarier is how $197k wouldn't go that far nowadays....
But yeah, I call bs.
7:52 😂 the face that reenactment actress makes before she shuts the door..
Like sick!!! Like, "I'm about to kill you, you easy piece of meat!" So evil!!! Damn.
Noticed that too 😂
yep creepy!
Molly's mother was in denial ...she couldn't fathom that her daughter was excited by creeps and the fast life.
Mom mistakenly thought that her daughter was a victim.
Big time 😂😆🤣
definitely, Molly knew what she was getting into
love it when ppl reveal they true nature tho
Yup, most women like the bad boys or the sad boys. Nice guys finish last LOL. The funny thing is then they grow up and realize the bad boys and sad boys only fill the physical need, and not the other needs of a relationship. They then whine "there are no good men" Um, no there were you didnt want them, remember? So they went with women who treat them with dignity and respect. Now youre stuck. LOL Thats why I married my wife - one of the rare good ones.
@@tellurye sorry a hot girl chose a “bad boy” over you one time when you were 19. Also to me, bitter boys are just as bad as bad boys and sad boys 🤷🏾♀️
@@SmartStart24 Im not sorry nor bitter, just stating facts. Girls like you are the ones who whine "there arent any good guys out there" when there were you just didnt want them. You are bitter.
I have an awesome wife and I love that to this day I get texts and emails from those girls wanting me back and admitting they f'd up. Too bad, so sad. And my wife is more gorgeous than any of them. Especially now - those "hot girls" arent hot anymore, honey. They are 300 pounds overweight and have kids from multiple baby daddys, just like you. Sucks to be you ROFL!!
*So glad that Margaret & Regina got long sentences. They apparently tried to argue that they killed Oscar in self-defense but the friend who was there testified against them.
Smart friend glad she helped get him justice against those 2 bitches
is there time up already. are the girls out
yet . what year was this
Why did the girlfriend ( Regina) get less time than the sister?? I'm sure the girlfriend was the mastermind...R.I.P. Oscar
@@lyssadyane5870 Most probably because she was the one who actually pulled the trigger.
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Poor Oscar got killed innocently, very sad
Anyone else hugging a pillow listening while falling asleep in 2021!!!!???
Yes this is my favorite show I loved Roberts voice
Hugging my Teddy Bear .
2024
Margaret and her sister were black widow spiders
And burned a Camaro...!!
They are
Sic
This is an interesting episode for sure!
Hi did you used to watch it while it was on the air hosted by Robert Stack?
Wow this brings back childhood memories of watching this show
Both women are incarcerated at the Logan Correctional Center. Each has filed appeals, but all have been unsuccessful. For her role in the murder, Veronica Garcia was sentenced to 5 years. She served her time and was released.
All over $1,000 ... really...
Kids are idiots lmao
Fr
Sad....😰😭
Ikr!!!! Too much. I stopped watching!!!
Some broke ass bitches lmao
Families never believe that a member committed a crime or suicide. Every episode has someone saying so & so would never of done this. They had too much this and that. All people are capable of horrific actions, nobody's above it
Ya people are so naive of their friends and especially family members
I thought the same thing until the previous episode (#3 or #4 I think). The father admitted that his son could have committed suicide. It was the first time in 11 seasons anyone was honest enough to say that.
In Cynthia’s case is can be presumed her family lied. They knew she was guilty and where she was.
It was reported that police eventually found phone records of the family making routine calls to Florida and they started soon after she disappeared.
It’s how police knew where she was and discovered she was living in a house boat and begin to close in. Cindy knew they were getting close, tired of running and turned herself in.
Her family, at least some of them, knew where she was and that she was guilty.
@@JR-qq7vu That's interesting as I read that too. I think her son knew the entire time he was being interviewed and was acting as if she was kidnapped and forced to steal the money.
It’s absolutely INSANE that banks used just ONE PERSON W/O even 1 security guard to restock their ATMs!😳 Its amazing those people didn’t get robbed all the time or that more of them didn’t steal!!
I was thinking the same thing. Like how do you leave a job like that for one person specially at the wee hours of dawn. So dumb.
They did! 😬
Yes true I don’t get that . From where I originally come , there are always 4 guards with guns , for emptying or filling an ATM . 1 at the driver’s seat , 1 refilling or emptying the ATM , and 2 lookout guards standing at the ATM to guard the guy who is dealing with the money . And they are usually over 6 foot tall , and built like a brick wall.
Its insane how cheap these companies are. They figure 999/1000 theres no issue and accept the risk. They deserved to be ripped off
Take notice today of how many big companies and major store chains will leave a single woman. Or two women alone to lock up a store at the end of the night when there's for sure thousands in cash in that register.
On Cindy Wismiller, the family was in on it and called her saying she was going to be arrested. She had been on a houseboat in Fla. She served 2 years.
Really you serious 😮
@@gabrielleelliott2487 Yep, but strangely they never explained why she took the money and fled if her family knew about it and where she was in Florida.
Robert Stack was the best host that viewers have ever run into.
I agree his voice was so chilling
WoW, when I saw ‘September 2001’ and then mentioned Molly Maggio purchased a ticket, I was thinking that karma got them when they boarded Flight 93! That would’ve been an end.
I don’t see Molly Maggie name on the flight 93 that went down on 911
that's the samething i thought happened
“Stohp the caah!” LOL!
😂😂😂😂
Lol
😂😂😂😂
Lol gotta love that Boston accent.
@@johnsavedbygrace3998 just commented on that obvious fact. Certainly a Boston accent
Molly's family is acting like she's a poor, little victim. She's a crummy, straight-up criminal and a lousy excuse for a mother abandoning her little girl to go commit crimes with her new stud. Family and friends are usually blinded by the fact that they love the person. It messes up their objectivity and open mindedness. I have a brother in prison for life since 1992 for murder and have lived this firsthand. Sure you love them, but they still have to be held accountable and justice be served. Making excuses for them doesn't help them or anyone else. I won't change my mind about right and wrong simply because he's my brother.
Some ppl protect their family,, some tell on them...
@@erikasmith2923 one day you will mature
Anyone who is updating someone who’s in a gang and needs to borrow $1000 to get out of jail, should run for the hills and not be dating anyone like that. It’ll only get you in trouble or killed.
This was one of the best Unsolved Mysteries I have ever seen if not the best. The last
Cynthia had a whole other life nobody knew about, her and her actual man ran off together, she was underestimated by everyone who trusted her, be careful who you trust you will never know what the next person has really got on their mind
This is the reason I don't put anything pass anyone. When someone does anything outrageous including so called friends and family, it doesn't surprise anymore.
@@cindycrispin2023 same here, nothing surprise's me
I think she has another life like you said
Friends or family members always think they know that person, people can change in a heartbeat and you really DON'T know someone.
An ex cop even, smdh
@@richardmannion2831 wooow
She could've just avoided his calls... She didn't have to butcher the poor guy for $1000. Or maybe just got a job for 2 weeks. The next story of the dude with the gun.. "stop the cahhrrr" like wtf is wrong with people. This is why I no longer sell stuff on craigslist.!!
LOL
They're gang member, so human life means nothing.
A agree. Be careful who you trust. My list is small, and I like it that way.
Molly willingly left
She didn’t like being a mother.. that’s my opinion. If she cared about her daughter and family she couldn’t fathom leaving them... he didn’t have a gun to her head at the time she left. She could have walked into a police station. I would never leave my child for a man, period.
I agree she choose the fast life over her child
Exactly! She's not a victim.
Yup, she's a POS
You should like you'd make a good mother unless you're already one in which case we need more common sense ones like.
I forgot to add you to my comment,sorry.
This was my absolute favorite show growing up. This and the Walton's...go figure 😂
It's my favorite I watched this growing up I loved Robert stack
As soon as I saw the thumbnail I recognized it was the Oscar Velazquez case; he was trying to be a decent guy there and wasn't aware that he was in danger.
He was trying to be decent when he let them borrow the money right? Because going to their house expecting a threesome was pretty douche ish but yeah those girls need to rot in hell
Solved. In December of 2006, investigators examined Cindy's family's phone records and learned that they had made phone calls to Walton County, Florida. They soon located her in Walton County where she had been living since she vanished. She had been living on a house boat under the name Cindy Blanchard.
After learning that the police were going to arrest her, Cindy left her home and drove to the Kokomo Police Department in Kokomo, Indiana to turn herself in. She pleaded guilty to theft and served two years in prison before being released. She also repaid most of the stolen money. She denied having an accomplice and it is not believed that anyone else was involved in the crime.
How anyone believed she was innocent, idk. 😂😂😂
I had the feeling her son knew what was going on but acted like he didn't. I saw on Facebook where Cynthia and her son now live in Sacramento, CA.
This was, when show's were really good and wholesome, not the JUNK on t.v. now..... SHALOM everyone ❤️❤️❤️.
Shalom!. I learned firstly the Word from great 90's model Shalom Harlow
Damn Maggio got lucky just 24 months damn.
On Aril 29, 2005, Commercial Crimes Division Detectives arrested Omar Adalberto Arroyo at Los Angeles World Airport after his extradition from Costa Rica by United States Marshals.
Arroyo was wanted on 45 felony counts for Grand Theft, Identity Theft, Forgery, Perjury, and Credit Card Fraud. Arroyo was part of a ring of suspects operating children's music schools in Southern California.
The suspects would obtain the parents financial information and make unauthorized credit transactions creating a loss to over 200 Hispanic families and numerous financial institutions in excess of $1,500,000.
Arroyo became a fugitive in October 2001, after the arrest of a second suspect, Mario Yunis, who last year received a 12 year sentence on this case. Commercial Crimes Division Detectives initiated a manhunt, and tracked Arroyo to Florida, Puerto Rico, New York, Canada, Mexico City, and Costa Rica, where the Costa Rican Interpol arrested him. Arroyo refused to be extradited and remained in Costa Rican custody pending an official request for extradition by the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office, High Tech Crime Unit. Twenty months later, Arroyo called the United States Embassy in Costa Rica, requesting his return to the United States.
He said I think she was dipping in the till a little bit. To the tune of 2 hundred stacks lol I’m weak
Whos here in 2021 or later ?👀🤔
Molly's mom in denial...she is a willing participant.
John Maggio has a come and go southern accent. He sounds like he's from Boston!!! "Stop the cahhh!!!" Lol
Ikr?! Lol, I hate that accent!
And to think that you get the bail money back when the court case is done (unless u don’t show up for court). So she basically killed this guy for $1,000 she would’ve gotten back
Ah she wanted to keep the $ rather than pay back the poor dumb sap
You never get the bailed money back. That money was to bail her out so she wouldn't spend more time day in jail. If she wasn't bailed she had to wait until court date. Another word early released.
I think her sister lied that she was in jail. It was probably to bail out her real boyfriend.
@@glow1815 she never was n jail
What's scarier is there are just as many stupid people out there as you are.
The Oscar story is so incredibly sad. It bothered me for so long. He trusted devils!!!! God....
are the girls out of jail
what year did this happened..
There are very few people that you can trust. There are untrustworthy people like that everywhere you go in life.
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those girls only got 35 years???? probably only served like 14 years. horrible. Not only did they murder him, they set his body on fire and dumped him like trash. Thats just pure evil...shouldve been a life sentence.
And deportation to wherever their parents were from.
@@jamesdunning8650unnecessary and racist
@@Coco-chrispyIt’s funny that certain individuals frequently bring up deportation. Unless you’re Native American or Mexican, you’re an American immigrant as well. Lol
Agree 👍💯
@@jamesdunning8650 Her father is Italian and her mother is Irish. Where exactly would they be deported?
Feel sorry for Oscar
Yeah those sisters set him up big time smh
Oscar backwards spells, Racso......which means......nothing at all.....lol
At least they could’ve had a threesome with them before they killed him so he could’ve gone out on a high note
The witches got him.
Why did Regina( girlfriend) get less time than the other sister?? So they killed him for $1,000?? R.I.P. Oscar
Yes unsolved mysteries is the best I miss watching it on TV.... All the good shows aren't on TV anymore....🧐
America’s Most Wanted too.
The family reunion at the end of this show/episode is truly amazing and wonderful, and I am very happy for you all.
Did Cindy Wismiller's family know where she was during these interviews? She was found living in Florida after her family was making phone calls there.
Probably ... explains why they're so fond of floating the idea that she was doing it against her will.
300k isnt enough to start a new life nowadays . . . not even enough to buy a unit in some cities, even in country areas
It was 20 yrs. ago.
Money triples up when you get it out of state- rick ross
You can start a new life with as little as $0
What kinda lifestyle you living? Give me $500 and I'd be happy. U must support Trump.
Hexighost but you can flip 300k if you”re a real hustler tho lol
I don't believe molly was protecting her family come on now she knew what was going on
I remember being in 7th gr in chicago and a classmate brought the police report & interrogations on the defracisco sisters after they were arrested. Idk how she got them. We all took turns reading it in class. I remember when this aired too. We all watched it.
These girls are EVIL monster's 🔥😡
I really do think that Cinthia really did turn to crime.💯💯 Percent
Agreed
I think so too
Cynthia did it
The cases are still captivating in the later seasons, but the theme & the softer voice of Robert Stack, doesn’t have the same kick as the earlier seasons. The narration and suspense of the theme music was everything.
Well he did have cancer at the time :(
Stop deleting my fucking replies!!!! 🤬 He died of heart failure while on chemo for cancer!
@@alli-kat2329 yes, it was heart failure. RIP Robert Stack, we miss you!
ruclips.net/video/JnOeIFx3ML8/видео.htmlsi=vftqDqAwxne1odz5
I had the exact same kind of shorts and top polka dot outfit Lori has on when she is on the merry go round. My favorite clothes!
Lori is my mother
I knew Cindy did it when she didn't change her schedule.
Anyone handling millions weekly/daily for $7.50 an hour can do wrong. Starts with, you need $100 to pay the power bill. You don't get caught, then it's $500. Then $1,000, $2,000, $10,000. Once you steal $5,000, you might as well get $250,000. Same sentence.
I agree
24 months for all that bank fraud, that's easy money
You might think that but the reality is she has a felony conviction that will close many doors for her in the future in terms of housing, employment, schooling opportunities, eligibility for government programs, etc. It's not just any felony either but one of the two worst kinds of felonies: a felony of dishonesty. That means it's unlikely if not impossible that she will ever be able to get any decent job which chances of advancement, supervisory positions, and certainly no job where she would be placed in a position of trust. There's a lot of other long-lasting collateral consequences to convictions like that that people don't consider.
That’s why they do it.
exactly feel like I would take 200k for 2 years in prison all day. Horrible system
Margaret DeFrancisco was captured in March of 2002 after authorities received tips that she was at the home of relatives in Roscoe, Illinois. Seven months later, Regina DeFrancisco was arrested in Dallas, Texas for stealing a car from an acquaintance; she was soon discovered to be wanted in Illinois after her fingerprints were checked.
At their trials, the sisters claimed that they killed Oscar in self-defense. However, their friend testified that the sisters' plan was to rob Oscar. She claimed that they walked down to the basement and she heard a gunshot. Other friends testified that the sisters had confessed to killing him. Regina was found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to thirty-five years in prison. She will not be eligible for parole until 2037. Margaret's first trial ended in a mistrial, but she was found guilty at a second trial and sentenced to forty-six years in prison. She will not be eligible for parole until 2050.
Thank you for the update babe ❤️
Wow! How did Regina receive less time than Margaret? I thought Regina was the mastermind who pulled the trigger.
They should never be let out 😡
@@kirbykipling9515 right
Cynthia robbed those ATMs - on purpose!!
I think so the story to me didn't make sense
It would be nice if when the updates come up they would be red as opposed to shown because there are those folks who are blind out there including myself so it would be greatly appreciated if the updates would be read as opposed to just being shown could that be done
Hi, Faith, when these episodes are posted to RUclips they are only showing what was made long ago.
It would be great if they ever produce new episodes, that they pay to have someone read the updates out loud, I agree.
I've heard that there are Unsolved Mysteries fan created websites online that have the updates organized by each episode and season, if that helps.
Do you have a way to have what's on a screen online read to you by an automated voice??
I hope so. Take good care!
"Blinded by her good looks"?... The show's writers must have LOW standards.
@Dwayne Carter I’m sure the girls new neighbors thought they were beautiful 😅
Lol
I keep forgetting no one knew about repressed memories in the 90s, probably why when I had some resurface in 2009 it was such a shock and something I had a hard time describing; I thought it was hallucination at first.
R.I.P ROBERT STACK #2021
I miss him so much I get sad when I watch this show now
Not my mother she's honest as the day is long, oh, but wait a minute...
You act like taking money from a bank is dishonest. You have it backwards. Banks are fundamentally evil institutions (see usury) and those who appropriate their holdings without shedding blood are not criminals. Only a brainwashed public, willing to believe the narrative of a nefarious organization like the FBI, believes that hogwash about evil bank robbers.
@@MaximusWolfe sounds like something a bank robber would say ... 🤔🤨
Doesn't pay to be nice. If Oscar never lent them the money he would still be alive.
This is a great episode.
Cynthia likely had someone she ran away with(and was having an affair with)and took the money to start a new life. There’s no way she would start work that early without being scheduled for that time.
Bingo
that guy had a really clean office
He did 2 years for stealing over 200,000 dollars in 1998 hell I’ll go spend 2 years for that.
They shot oscar over $1000.....
Two dull crayons.
Gang initiation.
@@luke125 really? I thought 💭 they are just evil trash.
Correct judge Judy 🤣.
Poor Oscar ... he thought he was about to go down
Molly wanted an adventure 🤭 RIP Oscar 🙏 I hope those Evil girls never get out 😈 Cynthia did it and turned herself in in 2000
Right
Poor Oscar🥺
Yeah this show is great
Aww Oscar! I saw this story on another show. Killer women maybe.So sad and sick.
It also was on America's Most Wanted
Yeah, it was on Deadly Women. I watched it and thought "why does this sound so familiar" and then remembered I'd first heard about it on UM.
shocked these women didn't have "they have served their time and have been released" after their story. Hopefully they're still rotting in a jail cell somewhere.
And so young, imagine what they'll be like when they get out 🤔
regarding cynthia wissmiller...her poor family had to 'eat crow'...just read where she was apprehended and confessed and had NO accomplice....very sad for her family and boyfriend.....
Her family were liars; they were calling the Florida county she was hiding out in.
What about the poor landlord who got her place trashed. Where is her justice?
While I certainly don't condone destroying property, I would hardly compare it to someone losing their life.
It's called a "security deposit" and most landlord's require the tenant to pay it before they allow them to move in.
She's screwed 😡🔥 that's why rentals are so expensive now
THIS SHOW REALLY INSPIRES ME:AND I LOVED IT:
Jesus... The teeth of the landlady on the DiMaggio story... 😱😱
Lol 😂😂
Man loved this show. Grew up with only over the air channels. This show and star trek next generation were my favorite
Nice!!! Love TNG too
Fr
24 months.. Jeeze ive seen people get a year for a petty theft
14:20 They “went overboard.” Considering his job involved ships, that was a pun there! 🤣🤣🤣
the bleached blonde kid in 3rd story is DELUSIONAL, moms did that ish😂
Yep, and I think he knew too because that's how Cynthia got caught. The police checked the phone records of her family and they had made repeated phone calls to Fort Walton, Florida where Cynthia was staying on a houseboat.
He sounds gay
It's amazing how "hard core" the two young girls were in the last segment, and even without any direct, serious involvement in the murder from the one girl's ex-con boyfriend, if he'd had any involvement at all.
I guarantee they were straight up gang members and witches.
2nd to last, the last is, my mother
really enjoy this show...are we going to see the karl malden and early raymond burr specials?
I really wish they'd upload those too Mr. Jeff Kendall. there so rare now.
They Are on RUclips, hope you've seen them!!!!
Stop the caaahhh
Lol the way he said car was hilarious
That's either a Boston or New York accent !
I remember recording this segment on a VHS tape 20 years ago this month. I really wish I haven’t gotten rid of the tape and still have in my possession.