The church story was one of my all-time favorites ever aired by "Unsolved Mysteries". I loved how the one lady sheepishly admitted she kept the song book which landed at her feet because "she didn't think anyone would mind".
18:13 Gotta love the truth in her reason “I was late because I was plain lazy”. Everyone else was ironing, napping, writing a letter, doing homework, car problems. This lady all “yeah I was lazy and didn’t want to get out in cold”. Laziness saved her life.
@@f3uibeghardt522 I think it’s only deadly when you let it consume you. He knew we weren’t gonna be perfect when he made up the rules. Ironic tho definitely.
true fact: (and also not a lie) lucille jones kramer is my grandma that was part of the church explosion who sadly passed away on september 27 2014... she didn't talk about the explosion that often when she was alive when i was around her. and i am really glad that she survive the explosion, because if she didn't... i won't be here typing this really... i don't know what else to type here really but i am going to end it with this: grandma, i really miss you. you were the best grandma that i've ever had and i really, really miss you... and i hope i see you and grandpa again.
You will certainly be reunited with them again. Life and what is around us is much too special for it all to be a coincidence. Live life to the fullest until you are reunited with them again.
What your Grandmother experienced that time is a very incredible story. she lived 64 years more than she wouldn't of had she been in that church. wow...
My grandmother once told me there have been alot of strange odd and scary things have happened in this world that just can't be explained,some were good like this others were scary and horrible
@@PhantomTF uh..do you know what culprit means!? If you do,then your just a big doofis ,like my nephew...always trying to make something happen that would never happen, I think my nephew has some screws about to fall off. 😜🤯🙄😉
Love love LOVED this show when I was a kid! I used to watch it with my parents every week. I've been trying to find full episodes to watch for YEARS, thank you so much for posting them here! ❤
@@roguegirl29that's weird but cool that UM did that. AND in many other cases like Clarence Roberts murder/arson fire case. case: old house in the 2nd fire. They didn't burn that house to the ground but amazingly they burned down another home or barn that other relatives of Clarence Roberts owned! Dang UM did great. They not only burned a real house down, but one related to the deceased suspect!!
😂 You MUST be from Philadelphia 😊🌹...the "Ideal" commercial.😊 my mom used to drag me off to that place as a kid 😊 sometimes ill just start humming the theme song for no reason 😂
When I was a kid I never I would go to church sometime but church just not really my thing cuz I feel like you don't have to read the Bible to go to church you can read the Bible anytime of the day you don't have to be in church to read the Bible.
Cindy Anderson is someone I still wonder about sometimes. It breaks my heart to think of all the horrible things that could have happened to such an innocent person.
@@joannemurdock7899 No that spray painting has nothing to her and was proved that years ago. It was a different Cindy. Her boyfriend ( the other Cindy ) painted that message all over town not just in that one spot.
The ATV murders case is one of the scariest in the entire show. The reenactment scene of the murders and the disposal of the bodies is just nightmare inducing.
@Josh Kolbo thats not true lol. maybe if you're trashing someone's property but i think most people would respectfully ask you to leave if you were trespassing.
It scared me too.I grew up I hunting and fishing, always on a 3 wheeler and using kid logic I thought there was some psycho shooting random people on 3 wheelers lol
I remember reading her parents always kept the same home number just in case she called. That is so sweet and so heartbreaking. I hope at least her siblings can get answers one day.
@Jewel Clark Most likely it was a drug dealer named Jose Rodriguez, Jr. The lawyer that Cindy worked for had represented him and ended up in prison on drug charges himself. A lot of shady things were going on in that office. It's likely that Cindy stumbled onto something she wasn't supposed to or learned too much and was killed. A witness even verified that Rodriguez confessed to the murder. No one knows where Cindy's body is.
Season 6-7 had a slight remix of the opening theme, there were people who did not like it though I did....I liked the added drums. But yeah season 1-7 were great, UM pretty much changed the formula from season 8 onwards. Stacks trademark voice began to fade as well by the time season 10 began.
Yes, happy to find Unsolved Mysteries. I was first drawn to the show when I was probably 8 years old, it was about Amelia Airhart and the Bermuda Triangle. The scariest episodes were about the unexplained.
@Jay McHue I doubt everyone was always on time. Except there was reason. Everyone has a perfectly reasonable reason for being tardy. But bible freaks have always had a habit of attributing any little event to a miracle lol.
I used to watch this show as a kid even though the theme music used to scare the hell out of me it was my favorite show so glad to find full episodes of it I've been binge watching it for 2 weeks now I just can't seem to stop
You have a choir where the director was adamant about punctuality, and for years no one was hardly ever late... and then this ONE evening each one of the choir members were late because of a different thing -- homework, cars not starting, laziness to go out in the cold, ironing a dress, a nap that lasted too long -- and that's the night the church exploded... my own spiritual beliefs aside, how can ALL of that just be a coincidence? Not just one or two members of the choir, but ALL of them? I can't believe there wasn't something "more" going on here.
Results: Unresolved. The person who wrote the message has since been identified and is not believed to have any connection with the case. Jose Rodriguez Jr. is a suspect in the case and was one of the nine people indicted on the drug charges. He had connections to Cindy's office; in fact, her employer, Richard Neller, had previously represented him. In 1995, while he was on trial for the drug charges, a witness testified that he had confessed to killing her. He allegedly did so to "send a message" to Neller because he did not adequately represent him at his previous trial. However, police could not confirm this confession and her case still remains officially unsolved. Both Neller and Rodriguez are currently serving prison sentences for drug trafficking and remain suspects in it. Cindy's father has since passed away in 2008. Her mother passed away in 1982, prior to the broadcast
The his was known at the time of the episode sir. The person who wrote the message and why was known at the time the messages went up. Unsolved Mysteries decided to omit that because it didn’t go with their narrative.
It could be a lot of things other than divine intervention. It's amazing to me how people will hear about something incredible happening, and skip past all of the plausible rational explanations and jump straight to divine intervention or something like that.
Cindy’s cased is unsolved. n November 1995, a federal grand jury handed down a twenty-five count indictment of nine individuals and charged them with involvement in a large drug distribution ring in Toledo. Two of those indicted were Cindy's employer, Richard Neller, and his friend. Jose Rodriguez, Jr.. Rodriguez was allegedly the ringleader of the drug ring that Neller was also involved in. That same month, police announced that they believed that Cindy had been killed by Neller because she overheard conversations between him and Rodriguez about their operation.
The owners of the land were Frank Casteel and his wife, Susie. When Frank noticed more and more people intruding on his land he consulted a police officer who advised him to keep a logbook of everyone he witnessed. Frank had a run in with the three men and wrote it down, though never mentioned anything of murder. The men were later found dead and Casteel was a prime suspect. At the time Frank had a mistress, Mrs. Marie Hill, to whom Casteel’s wife sent his logbook in hopes that Mrs. Hill would leave him.[1] Mrs. Hill turned in the logbook to the police for evidence. Although there was no mention of violent behavior in the book and no physical evidence to support Casteel’s conviction, he was sentenced to life in prison. An appeal was made and eventually given an opportunity to overturn Casteel’s conviction in 2001.[2] The attorneys said there was no hard evidence that clearly identifies Casteel as the murderer.[3] In 2003 Frank Casteel was found guilty again for the triple homicide and returned to prison.[4]. Casteel died in prison in May 2019 at the age of 71.
I’m sure everyone thought it was meant for that Cindy .. knowing her office desk looked directly at the sign but still didn’t remove it for 6 mos.. it’s like they were all trying to scare her.. 🙄
The message wasn’t even about Cindy Anderson. It was a different Cindy. The boyfriend of a different Cindy wrote the messages all over now. They are now married. This was known at the time they were written.
@@gaynorpatterson2915because they knew it wasn’t for her. Everyone did. It was written by a high schooler for his girlfriend and they were all over town. They are now married. Unsolved mysteries decided to leave this out because it didn’t fit the narrative.
Yasssss Unsolved Mysteries With Robert Stack Is Back But Creepy As Hell The First Story The Cynthia Anderson Case Absolutely Scared The Shit Out Of Me I Theorized That She Was Abducted From Her Office In August Of 1981 Held Against Her Will Tortured Than Murdered I Pray There's A Resolution In Her Case Very Sad Situation Indeed
At 11:43 to 12:02 Cynthia's dad creeps me out with the way he is smiling while talking about his missing daughter, he acts like he is talking about his favorite sports team instead of his missing daughter. Maybe he himself did something to her.
It ALWAYS bothers me the way he basically blames her for her own disappearance with that crap about "spending more time on her face than her stomach" and how that was "part of the problem". Are you really going on national TV and suggesting your daughter basically tempted men into taking her? I'm sure he loved and missed his daughter, but what a shitty thing to say.
Why do people jump to such conclusions without a shred of evidence? Just because he doesn't act the way you want him to act doesn't mean he killed his daughter. Nothing wrong with being optimistic. Clearly she was abducted at work. If he wanted to kill her he would've waited until she came home. Plus, her family or boyfriend would have alerted police to anything suspicious with the dad. It's a work related disappearance/murder.
@LadyEquipped The graffiti was proven to be unrelated. "In the mid-90's the police revealed that the person who had written the messages had been identified but wasn't believed to have any connection to her disappearance." (medium.com/@Unsolved_Mysteries/the-case-of-cynthia-anderson-did-she-just-walk-away-or-was-something-more-sinister-going-on-e1bce6cb0e7a) "The graffiti is not part of her case anymore. A poster in another Cindy Anderson thread said that her name is also Cindy and that the graffiti was meant for her that her boyfriend wrote for her. He died a few years later in a motorcycle accident. The poster even posted a letter from him to her in the thread. " Unfortunately, the poster in this thread (copied from www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/showthread.php?t=306159) did not link back to the thread with this other Cindy's post.
Watched this last night and her co-worker's grin at 4:40 also creeped me tf out!? I had to rewind that snippet like 5x to make sure I wasn't being ridiculous. If nothing else, just really weird.. And yeah, I thought her Dad seemed really odd there (re- body language); and contextually, those debutante / breakfast comments... Again, it's a reach to build my suspicions off this alone, but he was just giving me really visceral red flags / bad vibes
That Church Story is awesome That's what happens with his people sometimes especially those who love to worship their creator. He will truly be their shield and their exceeding great reward.
Very comforting to see this story, particularly in these terrible times. We must all keep our faith and know He watches over his flock. Watching this has made me feel so much better.
In December 2016 the roof of a Nigerian church collapsed during services, killing at least two dozen people, and possibly up to 160. Why wasn't God looking out for his worshipers then? He wasn't their shield, obviously.
@@tekbarrier Or perhaps it was their time to go to God. Can you think of a better way to meet your maker in any way other than in the house of the Lord?
Yeah. Her wearing make-up was obviously the reason she disappeared. That totally insincere speech about welcoming her back with a nauseating, smarmy smile says, he really doesn't want her back. He couldn't give a rats arse what happened to her because very clearly her sinful wearing of make up and taking pride in her appearance was her downfall. Got to love a religious zealot haven't you?
The fact that the choir who is habitually on time, but happens to all be late on the same day, just to miss becoming a casualty in an explosion 💥, is not a coincidence.
Cindy’s dad saying she was an obedient girl is weird as hell! I’m not saying he had something to do with it but the way he expresses about her sounds more like a pet than a daughter.
Something is off with him talking about her makeup and not eating breakfast and how maybe that had something to do with what happened to her. Just not a great feeling about him.
I watched the Buzzfeed Unsolved about this case and they mentioned how odd her dad was about her after the disappearance. Like blaming her makeup on her disappearance. He sounds like a bad person in general
That is like saying how hard would it be for the caller to give the F ing address.Could you imagine the caller legit could have saved her and didnt.Dont fault the cop for that.
@@DanRaidersWarriorsSharksGiants While I agree the caller was ridiculous, it would have also been super easy for the police to contact the county's Register of Deeds and find out who owned two properties next to each other. I'm often baffled by the carelessness of the police in these episodes. But then again, they're not giving us the full story, either. Nor can they in such a short amount of time.
@@sethmoking It would still be way easier for the caller to either give the right address or at least the street name.Not telling the cops ruined the whole point of the call.
@@DanRaidersWarriorsSharksGiants I agree the mystery caller could at least gave a street name to narrow the search.......but clearly the woman is scared to death...I mean she could have been threatened by who ever held Cindy...if she told anyone..........I remember the Night Stalker case the guy who told police who the Night stalker really was dissappeared soon after...and far as I know was never seen again..........at the time there was a huge reword for info and it was never claimed..regardless if the guy wanted it or not bottom line he's never been seen..as was told on Unsolved Mysteries.
a cult that used one house or the other for sketchy activity? damnnn, BUT, I did read somewhere that a lawyer/attorney who worked at her office was involved in drugs ... sketchy
The West End Baptist Church Miracle is just too much of (to me) Divine Providence. *Every member having all those different reasons for being late.. and JUST LATE ENOUGH for most of them to witness the explosion is not coincidence or happenstance. No way.*
@@Seek1878 well i guess im not a gullible believer then... yes even eYe role mine at some of the stuff that is something such as a piece of bread with mold in the shape of jesus ,and maybe this is something like an insurance fraud and they simple wanted a new church...but that would need to be proved.🙂🙏🙂🙏🙂🙏
I read about the choir whose none of the singers could be on time for the rehearsal. Incredible!!! Finding who wrote the graffiti will identify her killer. Rest in peace, Cindy. My condolences to all of her loved ones.
The senior partner in her law firm was involved in a drug trafficking ring. Her disappearance presumably had to do with her coming in to information about his illegal activities or was to send a message.
That was so uncalled for and heinous -- the murder of those three guys on the ATV. I've ridden before in a rural area, and I've never worried that a neighbor would kill me or want me dead.
Or....some people were trying to live a peaceful live when durgged out types kept riding through on others' land while hooting and hollering and shooting guns and finally someone had enough.
38:47 it's foreshadowing that Robert Stack was rocking a Burberry shirt in the late 80's & fast forward a lil over a decade later you couldn't watch a rap video without rappers doing the same thing. He scared the shit outta me as a youngin' but he had class too lol
The exploding church. I sincerely believe that this is a case of divine intervention. It was so unlike anyone to be late. For 15? Individuals to be independently Late was too coincidental . So yes I think they were being looked after. This is just my opinion.
well its about time somebody uploaded this again i just hope RUclips doesn't remove it because of what network it was on on tv also because theres a million other old shows on RUclips they dont remove i like this show with robert stack i didnt care to much for the new guy
I was in Chattanooga recently and I kept thinking about this case. The ATV murders. I don’t see why the guy just didn’t tell them to get off the property and then file a police report. He already had the advantage with the gun.
the funny thing about a lot of these "revolutionaries" is they ended up betraying their ideals for money and power, and are now the ones that modern revolutionaries are fighting against...
That baby at 18:40 that said "uh oh" right on cue has to be the most amazing acting in the whole segment. Not easy to get babies or little kids to do that. Hopefully the parents raised some decent college funds from their little tv star's acting and then had them go on and live a regular life.
The human mind is an incredible thing. Does it have the ability to perhaps sense danger and produce hormones necessary to avoid it? Trivia: The crew of Unsolved Mysteries really blew up a church for this episode. The church was already scheduled to be demolished.
The theory I've settled on is that we have memories of the future. But they can be more vague than past memories, making it difficult to pin down details. We add and lose details to our past memories; the same could be argued about a memory of the future.
Surprised that they were able to get Jimi Hendrix playing in the background because I thought I heard his estate doesn't allow his music to be used for anything. IIRC they even had to use cover versions in The Hendrix movie.
they let them use it in return for Unsolved Mysteries not running a story on Bobby Bilawack being the actual real guitarist and singer. While Hendrix just mimed like Milli Vanilli.....true 👍😂
@@alli-kat2329 Next time you see somebody say that God protected his followers, ask them why he didn't protect all those people in the church in Nigeria some years back when the roof collapsed in and killed dozens of them while they were worshiping him
I don’t think Cindy ran away to start a new life. I really think something terrible happened to her and I’m going to guess foul play. That or she was kidnapped and forced into human trafficking…
it's hard to really have a "favorite" episode of a show like UM, but this one is definitely it for me. From the baffling case of Cindy Anderson, to the cinematic Jimi Hendrix needle-dropping "This is revolution" bank robbery segment, and the church segment - my personal favorite ever. it's a really amazing and funny segment which if not religious was still very lucky!
The church story was one of my all-time favorites ever aired by "Unsolved Mysteries". I loved how the one lady sheepishly admitted she kept the song book which landed at her feet because "she didn't think anyone would mind".
Mine too
Same my great great grandmother owned theat church
I never forgot that story either. One of the most wholesome mysteries I've ever heard
STOP thief!
They talked about filming this one in the documentary. It's always been memorable to me too!
Wow! The original Unsolved Mysteries! This show is still addictive and gives me chills listening to Robert Stack and the theme music! Awesome!
I'm with you brotha. Remember the shows Taxi and The Odd Couple?
It's 2021. Who's still watching these shows after all these years.
ME👍
I like to fall asleep with it on ...😴
I love Robert stack the whole thing fascinates needs. Leaves me thinking about some of the contents long afterwards
@@allysonlewis1576 totally !!
Still love it, Still watching!
18:13 Gotta love the truth in her reason “I was late because I was plain lazy”. Everyone else was ironing, napping, writing a letter, doing homework, car problems. This lady all “yeah I was lazy and didn’t want to get out in cold”. Laziness saved her life.
Ironic to be saved by a deadly sin.
Face it; exercise sux.
@@f3uibeghardt522 so stupid that sloth is a sin but it is true sadly!
God allowed them to be in the states that they were in... Thank You Lord!!!!
@@f3uibeghardt522 I think it’s only deadly when you let it consume you. He knew we weren’t gonna be perfect when he made up the rules. Ironic tho definitely.
The church story is the reason to this day why I'm habitually late to work.
Same 😂😂😂
damnnn 😚 jobs that sketchy eh?
@@ashleybaethke7852 damnnn
Sometimes it pays to be late for work. My cousin's life was spared, due to being late for work on 9/11. The only day she was ever late for work
@@juliedebrey8361 amazing
true fact: (and also not a lie) lucille jones kramer is my grandma that was part of the church explosion who sadly passed away on september 27 2014... she didn't talk about the explosion that often when she was alive when i was around her. and i am really glad that she survive the explosion, because if she didn't... i won't be here typing this really... i don't know what else to type here really but i am going to end it with this: grandma, i really miss you. you were the best grandma that i've ever had and i really, really miss you... and i hope i see you and grandpa again.
You will certainly be reunited with them again. Life and what is around us is much too special for it all to be a coincidence. Live life to the fullest until you are reunited with them again.
Rest in peace to your grandma
Put your faith in Jesus Christ to save you, believe in HIM and the gospel and you will see her again.
What your Grandmother experienced that time is a very incredible story. she lived 64 years more than she wouldn't of had she been in that church. wow...
I believe that you will see your grandparents again!
That choir church story is insane 😳 they were all running late and then that happens... wow
My grandmother once told me there have been alot of strange odd and scary things have happened in this world that just can't be explained,some were good like this others were scary and horrible
That was divine intervention ,
Incredible hallelujah 👏🙏
The story of the Nebraska Church is one of my favorite testimonies of all time! Thanks for sharing.
I still like this show. The music is scary. And Robert stack looked like he was looking at you. Like you did something wrong.
That's the best description of Robert Stack's gaze that I have ever heard. 😆 100% true.
Watched the show when I was young. Wondered what would happen if Stack was hosting a live episode and the culprit turned out to be him.
Did you use to hide under your bed?
He cant be looking at you any more because he died in 2003.
@@PhantomTF uh..do you know what culprit means!? If you do,then your just a big doofis ,like my nephew...always trying to make something happen that would never happen, I think my nephew has some screws about to fall off. 😜🤯🙄😉
The Church Choir episode is one of my Top 5- Favorite Unsolved Mysteries Episodes.
Amazing , truly God looked after them .
@@juliefall2892 AMEN!!!!
Love love LOVED this show when I was a kid! I used to watch it with my parents every week. I've been trying to find full episodes to watch for YEARS, thank you so much for posting them here! ❤
That church explosion is miles better than most of the modern cgi effects in movies nowadays.
They actually blew up an old church that was slated for demolition.
@@roguegirl29that's weird but cool that UM did that. AND in many other cases like Clarence Roberts murder/arson fire case. case: old house in the 2nd fire. They didn't burn that house to the ground but amazingly they burned down another home or barn that other relatives of Clarence Roberts owned! Dang UM did great. They not only burned a real house down, but one related to the deceased suspect!!
Thank you Robert for being such a neat host...
Thank you so much for uploading these! Brings back memories.
Alexandra Hawke chis diss legal chorder not ?
😂 You MUST be from Philadelphia 😊🌹...the "Ideal" commercial.😊 my mom used to drag me off to that place as a kid 😊 sometimes ill just start humming the theme song for no reason 😂
This was one of my favorite shows as a kid - brings back fond memories to see it again. And yes, some of the stories kept me awake at night too!
The 69th anniversary of the Beatrice, NE Church explosion today. One of my favorite episodes.
Daniel Hayes I thought it happened in 80s.
Beatrice and Bunghole.
One of my favorite episodes too. I also found the ATV murders to be creepy as well.
It’s an urban legend
Jewel Clark That’s not true! Robert Stack admitted that the whole scenario in this episode was written by a young Quentin Tarantino!
That little kid had the best line when the church blew up,” uh-oh” !
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I came to comment on this as well…
This is one of the few moments of Unsolved Mysteries that makes me laugh out loud 😂
When I was a kid I never I would go to church sometime but church just not really my thing cuz I feel like you don't have to read the Bible to go to church you can read the Bible anytime of the day you don't have to be in church to read the Bible.
@@monicamariamclean2198 girl just stop...
i know, i laugh every time!!
Cindy Anderson is someone I still wonder about sometimes. It breaks my heart to think of all the horrible things that could have happened to such an innocent person.
Those lawyers she worked for were working for some pretty shady characters . Some feel that she heard something she shouldnt have. I tend to agree.
Why did they let her open the office alone if she's been harassed?, didnt do enough
@@Troy_nov1965 who spray painted the sign. !? A stalker?
@@joannemurdock7899 No that spray painting has nothing to her and was proved that years ago. It was a different Cindy. Her boyfriend ( the other Cindy ) painted that message all over town not just in that one spot.
The actress who played her though... yikes! She's one of the reasons Unsolved Mysteries became infamous for bad acting.
The ATV murders case is one of the scariest in the entire show. The reenactment scene of the murders and the disposal of the bodies is just nightmare inducing.
@Josh Kolbo I live in a small town and I wouldn’t be surprised if something similar this happened (or will happen) in my area
I remember this on Signal Mtn, I live in Chattanooga I was in 9th grade in 1988
@Josh Kolbo um no lol. maybe a small 1% of nutjobs... certainly not the majority
I would like to know the real reason they were killed. smthg doesn't jive
@Josh Kolbo thats not true lol. maybe if you're trashing someone's property but i think most people would respectfully ask you to leave if you were trespassing.
Absolutely enjoy Unsolved Mysteries.
Thank you for the series uploads.
Watching from NSW Australia.
Wow! I’m also from Australia as well!
the ATV murder segment always scared the shit out of me
The killer died in 2019 in prison newschannel9.com/news/local/frank-casteel-convicted-of-1988-signal-mountain-murders-dies-in-prison
@BuBba KuShInGToN You're welcome!
@@derekmahon1652 Wow thanks!
It scared me too.I grew up I hunting and fishing, always on a 3 wheeler and using kid logic I thought there was some psycho shooting random people on 3 wheelers lol
@Harry Bush lol yo wait what?!!
Both of Cindy Anderson's parents died without ever finding out what happened to their daughter. So sad.
I remember reading her parents always kept the same home number just in case she called. That is so sweet and so heartbreaking. I hope at least her siblings can get answers one day.
@Jewel Clark No she wasn't.
@Jewel Clark Most likely it was a drug dealer named Jose Rodriguez, Jr. The lawyer that Cindy worked for had represented him and ended up in prison on drug charges himself. A lot of shady things were going on in that office. It's likely that Cindy stumbled onto something she wasn't supposed to or learned too much and was killed. A witness even verified that Rodriguez confessed to the murder. No one knows where Cindy's body is.
@Jewel Clark You may be right. Sadly, we will likely never know.
1981lashlarue It was a extremely weird case from the book on the right chapter to her going missing. It just seem very coincidental.
2024 and I'm still here watching these!
Me too!
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Been watching from its first airings. Love rewatching them now. Have it as I work around the house
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"Uh O!". Best part of the video. I laughed on that baby saying that. And she made it seem real.
Its 2024 and still love this program. So well done and I wish it would come back.... God bless Robert Stack and Dennis Farina
The Church story was a true blessing from God. 🙏🏻
Seasons 1-7 was the show in its prime with the original score, narration, and movie-like reenactments.
Season 6-7 had a slight remix of the opening theme, there were people who did not like it though I did....I liked the added drums. But yeah season 1-7 were great, UM pretty much changed the formula from season 8 onwards. Stacks trademark voice began to fade as well by the time season 10 began.
I think season 1 was the best more murder mysteries than anything else.
Yes, happy to find Unsolved Mysteries. I was first drawn to the show when I was probably 8 years old, it was about Amelia Airhart and the Bermuda Triangle. The scariest episodes were about the unexplained.
Missing time UFOs
Amazing story about the church.
I don't remember seeing this one growing up so it was like new, Amazing story indeed!!
Just dumb luck.
The choir episode was also shown on beyond belief
I remember seeing that segment years ago. It's still my favorite segment on Unsolved Mysteries.
@Jay McHue I doubt everyone was always on time.
Except there was reason. Everyone has a perfectly reasonable reason for being tardy.
But bible freaks have always had a habit of attributing any little event to a miracle lol.
This is one of the best all around episodes.
I agree.. The first and second seasons were the best.
I used to watch this show as a kid even though the theme music used to scare the hell out of me it was my favorite show so glad to find full episodes of it I've been binge watching it for 2 weeks now I just can't seem to stop
Church story was my absolute favorite episode!
How does a Church just blow up like that?
I heard that story from a pastor at the church my wife & I got married at!
@@thegodfather1907 Something happened to the gas furnace.
I think I will use this episode as an evangelistical tool...
believe it or not , lucille jones kramer is my grandma.... if anyone want to know that, really.
They really went all out with the budget for the Kathy Powers case, awesome music!
You have a choir where the director was adamant about punctuality, and for years no one was hardly ever late... and then this ONE evening each one of the choir members were late because of a different thing -- homework, cars not starting, laziness to go out in the cold, ironing a dress, a nap that lasted too long -- and that's the night the church exploded... my own spiritual beliefs aside, how can ALL of that just be a coincidence? Not just one or two members of the choir, but ALL of them? I can't believe there wasn't something "more" going on here.
insurance fraud
Results: Unresolved. The person who wrote the message has since been identified and is not believed to have any connection with the case.
Jose Rodriguez Jr. is a suspect in the case and was one of the nine people indicted on the drug charges. He had connections to Cindy's office; in fact, her employer, Richard Neller, had previously represented him. In 1995, while he was on trial for the drug charges, a witness testified that he had confessed to killing her. He allegedly did so to "send a message" to Neller because he did not adequately represent him at his previous trial. However, police could not confirm this confession and her case still remains officially unsolved. Both Neller and Rodriguez are currently serving prison sentences for drug trafficking and remain suspects in it.
Cindy's father has since passed away in 2008. Her mother passed away in 1982, prior to the broadcast
Thanks for the update
Thank you!!!
The his was known at the time of the episode sir. The person who wrote the message and why was known at the time the messages went up. Unsolved Mysteries decided to omit that because it didn’t go with their narrative.
I love the story of that choir. That can't be anything but divine intervention.
AMEN
It could be a lot of things other than divine intervention. It's amazing to me how people will hear about something incredible happening, and skip past all of the plausible rational explanations and jump straight to divine intervention or something like that.
So if a church member is early to church and gets shot, god wanted them to get shot since it didn’t “intervene”
Call it fate, luck, divine intervention, a miracle, in the end, all that matters is they weren't pulling bodies out of the rubble
It was!!!!!!!
GOD BLESS
Cindy’s cased is unsolved. n November 1995, a federal grand jury handed down a twenty-five count indictment of nine individuals and charged them with involvement in a large drug distribution ring in Toledo. Two of those indicted were Cindy's employer, Richard Neller, and his friend. Jose Rodriguez, Jr.. Rodriguez was allegedly the ringleader of the drug ring that Neller was also involved in. That same month, police announced that they believed that Cindy had been killed by Neller because she overheard conversations between him and Rodriguez about their operation.
Potential "Amnesia" seemed to be a constant theme in a lot of the earlier UM episodes
I love the story about the church. None of them were meant to die that night.
The owners of the land were Frank Casteel and his wife, Susie. When Frank noticed more and more people intruding on his land he consulted a police officer who advised him to keep a logbook of everyone he witnessed. Frank had a run in with the three men and wrote it down, though never mentioned anything of murder. The men were later found dead and Casteel was a prime suspect. At the time Frank had a mistress, Mrs. Marie Hill, to whom Casteel’s wife sent his logbook in hopes that Mrs. Hill would leave him.[1] Mrs. Hill turned in the logbook to the police for evidence. Although there was no mention of violent behavior in the book and no physical evidence to support Casteel’s conviction, he was sentenced to life in prison. An appeal was made and eventually given an opportunity to overturn Casteel’s conviction in 2001.[2] The attorneys said there was no hard evidence that clearly identifies Casteel as the murderer.[3] In 2003 Frank Casteel was found guilty again for the triple homicide and returned to prison.[4]. Casteel died in prison in May 2019 at the age of 71.
Dang. The church story is incredible!
Worth a movie
Thank you only watch it at night 👍
The fact that Robert Stack was more than 70 years old when he started doing the show, is another testimony to the power that he holds!! 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿❤️
Really? I never knew that...he is such a handsome man.
He would have been 67 when the show started.
I agree and hope that our races can continue to appreciate the power that we all hold.
The cop talking about the black panthers being so dangerous was genuinely hilarious
How nice of them to cover up the love you message after 6 months.
I’m sure everyone thought it was meant for that Cindy .. knowing her office desk looked directly at the sign but still didn’t remove it for 6 mos.. it’s like they were all trying to scare her.. 🙄
@@gaynorpatterson2915 I think they found the person leaving the message and determined he likely wasn't involved in her disappearance.
@@joshlight6892 yeah I think they actually figured out exactly what couple it was and the boy had painted that in other spots around town too.
The message wasn’t even about Cindy Anderson. It was a different Cindy. The boyfriend of a different Cindy wrote the messages all over now. They are now married. This was known at the time they were written.
@@gaynorpatterson2915because they knew it wasn’t for her. Everyone did. It was written by a high schooler for his girlfriend and they were all over town. They are now married. Unsolved mysteries decided to leave this out because it didn’t fit the narrative.
Unsolved Mysteries must've had special permission to use the Hendrix music during the 60s segment because they played the hell out of it.
moooov ohvuh n lett jimi taik ohvuh 😊
Like "White Rabbit", the "Watchtower" song defines that period of American history.
THE MUSIC AND THIS GUY IS SCARY AS HELL!!!
7:48 Why did they wait ( SIX MONTHS ) to repaint that sign that is very strange.
That would freak me out. Seriously strange.
Why didn't they put up cameras
FlixCreEightR Exactly!!! good point.
They eventually found out who did that graffiti and it was actually for another Cynthia! I googled it
@@ivypoison6806 oh!?
Yasssss Unsolved Mysteries With Robert Stack Is Back But Creepy As Hell The First Story The Cynthia Anderson Case Absolutely Scared The Shit Out Of Me I Theorized That She Was Abducted From Her Office In August Of 1981 Held Against Her Will Tortured Than Murdered I Pray There's A Resolution In Her Case Very Sad Situation Indeed
"If I wouldn't have been listening to This Is Your Life, my life would've been over" lol
The "lazy" lady choir member is the sweetest 🥰
At 11:43 to 12:02 Cynthia's dad creeps me out with the way he is smiling while talking about his missing daughter, he acts like he is talking about his favorite sports team instead of his missing daughter. Maybe he himself did something to her.
It ALWAYS bothers me the way he basically blames her for her own disappearance with that crap about "spending more time on her face than her stomach" and how that was "part of the problem". Are you really going on national TV and suggesting your daughter basically tempted men into taking her? I'm sure he loved and missed his daughter, but what a shitty thing to say.
Christian fundamentalist. 😐
Why do people jump to such conclusions without a shred of evidence? Just because he doesn't act the way you want him to act doesn't mean he killed his daughter. Nothing wrong with being optimistic. Clearly she was abducted at work. If he wanted to kill her he would've waited until she came home. Plus, her family or boyfriend would have alerted police to anything suspicious with the dad. It's a work related disappearance/murder.
@LadyEquipped The graffiti was proven to be unrelated. "In the mid-90's the police revealed that the person who had written the messages had been identified but wasn't believed to have any connection to her disappearance." (medium.com/@Unsolved_Mysteries/the-case-of-cynthia-anderson-did-she-just-walk-away-or-was-something-more-sinister-going-on-e1bce6cb0e7a)
"The graffiti is not part of her case anymore. A poster in another Cindy Anderson thread said that her name is also Cindy and that the graffiti was meant for her that her boyfriend wrote for her. He died a few years later in a motorcycle accident. The poster even posted a letter from him to her in the thread. " Unfortunately, the poster in this thread (copied from www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/showthread.php?t=306159) did not link back to the thread with this other Cindy's post.
Watched this last night and her co-worker's grin at 4:40 also creeped me tf out!? I had to rewind that snippet like 5x to make sure I wasn't being ridiculous. If nothing else, just really weird..
And yeah, I thought her Dad seemed really odd there (re- body language); and contextually, those debutante / breakfast comments... Again, it's a reach to build my suspicions off this alone, but he was just giving me really visceral red flags / bad vibes
That Church Story is awesome That's what happens with his people sometimes especially those who love to worship their creator. He will truly be their shield and their exceeding great reward.
Very comforting to see this story, particularly in these terrible times. We must all keep our faith and know He watches over his flock. Watching this has made me feel so much better.
In December 2016 the roof of a Nigerian church collapsed during services, killing at least two dozen people, and possibly up to 160. Why wasn't God looking out for his worshipers then? He wasn't their shield, obviously.
@@tekbarrier Why didn't you make an effort to save those people?
@@antonioacevedo5200 because I was thousands of miles away when it happened. So there's that...
@@tekbarrier Or perhaps it was their time to go to God. Can you think of a better way to meet your maker in any way other than in the house of the Lord?
Cindy's father was a real piece of work. He seemed almost annoyed that she would dare to disappear let alone wear make up, What a prick.
Some people wondered if she decided to run away for that reason, like she wanted more from life than what her parents wanted
Yeah I noticed that. He never seemed to demonstrate any concern or sadness that his daughter was missing.
@@jessicavictoriacarrillo7254 that seems VERY plausible.
@@jessicavictoriacarrillo7254 and leave her money to rot?
Yeah. Her wearing make-up was obviously the reason she disappeared. That totally insincere speech about welcoming her back with a nauseating, smarmy smile says, he really doesn't want her back. He couldn't give a rats arse what happened to her because very clearly her sinful wearing of make up and taking pride in her appearance was her downfall. Got to love a religious zealot haven't you?
15:50 - Blows my mind that moms back in the day bothered to iron a dress for a baby. 🤯
My mom almost obligated my older sister to iron her baby's dresses and clothes since she was a newborn xD my niece was born in late 2017 hahaha
We iron clothes today, as we appreciate our clothes looking crisp and neat.
It’s not just back in the day, there are still people who care about their appearance and the appearance of their family.
And ironed to go to choir practice, not even actual Sunday church service! The formality of the time sure was something.
Wow so many memories who else watching 2021
2024
Wow the church explosion gives me chills Everytime. God was with them that evening!!!
YES HE WAS!!!!!
Thanks for the upload
The fact that the choir who is habitually on time, but happens to all be late on the same day, just to miss becoming a casualty in an explosion 💥, is not a coincidence.
The Cindy Anderson story has some really thick Midwestern accents in it
Big time. Sounds like Wisconsin or Minnesota.
The Toledo accent is interesting. Nasal like Michigan but hints of upper Midwest otherwise.
@@luke125Ohio because they literally said where it was.
Cindy’s dad saying she was an obedient girl is weird as hell! I’m not saying he had something to do with it but the way he expresses about her sounds more like a pet than a daughter.
"Religious fundamentalist family" = incest and abuse. She probably ran away.
Agreed. He acted like a weirdo during his segment. She loved her face and didn’t want to eat.
Something is off with him talking about her makeup and not eating breakfast and how maybe that had something to do with what happened to her. Just not a great feeling about him.
I watched the Buzzfeed Unsolved about this case and they mentioned how odd her dad was about her after the disappearance. Like blaming her makeup on her disappearance. He sounds like a bad person in general
Ya very weird how he described her, fuckin weirdo!!!
In the Cynthia case,. The mystery caller said two houses. Side by side owned by the same person! How hard would that have been to check!??
That is like saying how hard would it be for the caller to give the F ing address.Could you imagine the caller legit could have saved her and didnt.Dont fault the cop for that.
@@DanRaidersWarriorsSharksGiants While I agree the caller was ridiculous, it would have also been super easy for the police to contact the county's Register of Deeds and find out who owned two properties next to each other. I'm often baffled by the carelessness of the police in these episodes. But then again, they're not giving us the full story, either. Nor can they in such a short amount of time.
@@sethmoking It would still be way easier for the caller to either give the right address or at least the street name.Not telling the cops ruined the whole point of the call.
@@DanRaidersWarriorsSharksGiants I agree the mystery caller could at least gave a street name to narrow the search.......but clearly the woman is scared to death...I mean she could have been threatened by who ever held Cindy...if she told anyone..........I remember the Night Stalker case the guy who told police who the Night stalker really was dissappeared soon after...and far as I know was never seen again..........at the time there was a huge reword for info and it was never claimed..regardless if the guy wanted it or not bottom line he's never been seen..as was told on Unsolved Mysteries.
a cult that used one house or the other for sketchy activity? damnnn, BUT, I did read somewhere that a lawyer/attorney who worked at her office was involved in drugs ... sketchy
The West End Baptist Church Miracle is just too much of (to me) Divine Providence. *Every member having all those different reasons for being late.. and JUST LATE ENOUGH for most of them to witness the explosion is not coincidence or happenstance. No way.*
Beautiful
Except there were all reasons, it not like they just froze in place for no reason. Doesn't seem supernatural to me.
Yes indeed,and hardened hearts unbelievers can't see how it is a miracle.
@@wynottgivemore9274 Gullible believers think shapes on toast are miracles, so....
@@Seek1878 well i guess im not a gullible believer then... yes even eYe role mine at some of the stuff that is something such as a piece of bread with mold in the shape of jesus ,and maybe this is something like an insurance fraud and they simple wanted a new church...but that would need to be proved.🙂🙏🙂🙏🙂🙏
I read about the choir whose none of the singers could be on time for the rehearsal.
Incredible!!!
Finding who wrote the graffiti will identify her killer.
Rest in peace, Cindy. My condolences to all of her loved ones.
And the sheet music and book being delivered wow truly miraculous
Cindy was killed by someone she knew
That's what I think. Or being held against her will.
She ran away.
The senior partner in her law firm was involved in a drug trafficking ring. Her disappearance presumably had to do with her coming in to information about his illegal activities or was to send a message.
I live 20 miles south of Chattanooga Tn and remember when this happened.
the signal mountain murders?
Next time I'm feeling lazy, I'll listen lol.
Same here!
😂😂😂
Nobody can top Robert with this kind of show
That was so uncalled for and heinous -- the murder of those three guys on the ATV. I've ridden before in a rural area, and I've never worried that a neighbor would kill me or want me dead.
A lot of illegal activities happening in the woods down south. Them 3 probably rolled up and saw something they weren't supposed to see IMO.
Or....some people were trying to live a peaceful live when durgged out types kept riding through on others' land while hooting and hollering and shooting guns and finally someone had enough.
The church exploding and each choir member to avoid it that night is straight out of Final Destination!
Love the Choir story! Miraculously late!!! 😊
Something about the way Robert Stack says murder cuts to your core
"Murder."
I would like to know why isn't there anymore shows like this show on TV. I loved watching the cases on here.
Forensic files and fbi files are the closet to this. 48 hours used to creep me out as well.
I needed the encouragement tonight. God don’t make mistakes
I live near Signal Mountain in the Chattanooga area. Frank Casteel just passed away in prison last year.
38:47 it's foreshadowing that Robert Stack was rocking a Burberry shirt in the late 80's & fast forward a lil over a decade later you couldn't watch a rap video without rappers doing the same thing. He scared the shit outta me as a youngin' but he had class too lol
I peeped dat too on another episode too. Rob Stack was at a dock. #RobDrippinStacks lol
The exploding church. I sincerely believe that this is a case of divine intervention. It was so unlike anyone to be late. For 15? Individuals to be independently Late was too coincidental . So yes I think they were being looked after. This is just my opinion.
well its about time somebody uploaded this again i just hope RUclips doesn't remove it because of what network it was on on tv also because theres a million other old shows on RUclips they dont remove i like this show with robert stack i didnt care to much for the new guy
Dennis Farina was not bad also, I think Robert Stack and Dennis Farina were both great.
@@AviationNut your right! Me too!
....long sentence
18:39 "UH, OH," indeed, little one!
That uh-oh part is so cute
the way she says it makes me laugh.
Always thought that segment was particularly well done.
they need gods protection at those young ages, and we all could use or had an experience over the years 🙂😊😇🤗😀
I was in Chattanooga recently and I kept thinking about this case. The ATV murders. I don’t see why the guy just didn’t tell them to get off the property and then file a police report. He already had the advantage with the gun.
Yeah he senselessly slaughtered them, so terrible. 😐 I’m glad the murderer Frank Casteel was sentenced to life as he should’ve been given in prison.
They weren´t on his property. What they were doing was legal but I believe Casteel didn´t like the noise or something.
Because he was a psychopath.
@@michaeld.williamsiii9026 his son is plugging his book on RUclips too. What a sad little man he is.
@@Fleeto2006 Oh my, sad little man indeed...😑
the funny thing about a lot of these "revolutionaries" is they ended up betraying their ideals for money and power, and are now the ones that modern revolutionaries are fighting against...
Lots of people are fighting against lots of things. The only question is who has the best cause?
Lol the "revolutionaries" today are funded by corporations and outside interests. Nothing has changed
Now I know why this episode was blocked in my country for so long.
Damn you Jimi Hendrix and your devilish licks!
That baby at 18:40 that said "uh oh" right on cue has to be the most amazing acting in the whole segment. Not easy to get babies or little kids to do that. Hopefully the parents raised some decent college funds from their little tv star's acting and then had them go on and live a regular life.
That was the cutest moment!
Its 2024 and still watching. And will continue to watch....
The baby's uh oh. So adorable.
I remember the church explosion episode from my child hood
i am glad that no one was there, that got hurt or killed.
The human mind is an incredible thing. Does it have the ability to perhaps sense danger and produce hormones necessary to avoid it?
Trivia: The crew of Unsolved Mysteries really blew up a church for this episode. The church was already scheduled to be demolished.
@Jack McHue none of the church choir knew there was a gas leak, until after the explosion 💥
The theory I've settled on is that we have memories of the future. But they can be more vague than past memories, making it difficult to pin down details.
We add and lose details to our past memories; the same could be argued about a memory of the future.
I remember when they were looking for a barm to be demolished In Maryland for a segment on John Wilkes Booth.
Wow Robert looks so young here ❤️ he's one of the best hosts ever
Surprised that they were able to get Jimi Hendrix playing in the background because I thought I heard his estate doesn't allow his music to be used for anything.
IIRC they even had to use cover versions in The Hendrix movie.
they let them use it in return for Unsolved Mysteries not running a story on Bobby Bilawack being the actual real guitarist and singer. While Hendrix just mimed like Milli Vanilli.....true 👍😂
Yeah thought the same thing because of copyright
This was in the 80s before his crazy sister Janie took over the estate. Back then it was still relatively loosey goosey.
Love the comments! And yes, still watching UM in 2021!
The Update song gives me the chills!
God delayed thr choir members to save their lives... Thank You Lord for Protection, Provision, & Providence!!!
yeah, i am glad that my grandma survived that explosion.
@@metalhead7220 So am I...
God isnt real and had nothing to do with it ffs
@@alli-kat2329 Next time you see somebody say that God protected his followers, ask them why he didn't protect all those people in the church in Nigeria some years back when the roof collapsed in and killed dozens of them while they were worshiping him
@@tekbarrier amen!
I’ve watched the reboot on Netflix. It’s ok but it needs a host. The host helps tell the story with the creepy music being the backdrop.
Yea. I watched all the new episodes. But I'll still research the classics before rewatching the reworked ones. They just need another Robert Stack.
Had no idea Katherine Power once on Unsolved. Didn't remember that. That became the basis for the Law & Order episode 'White Rabbit'.
The updates, and tense music attached are still eerie to me. Not to mention the creepy and sadistic looking mugshots of the criminals apprehended.😐
Someone should make a new Unsolved Mysteries!
There are many parallels between the 60's and today.
Yes commies are still scumbags
Can't stop watching these shows 😍
I don’t think Cindy ran away to start a new life. I really think something terrible happened to her and I’m going to guess foul play. That or she was kidnapped and forced into human trafficking…
it's hard to really have a "favorite" episode of a show like UM, but this one is definitely it for me. From the baffling case of Cindy Anderson, to the cinematic Jimi Hendrix needle-dropping "This is revolution" bank robbery segment, and the church segment - my personal favorite ever. it's a really amazing and funny segment which if not religious was still very lucky!