Just watched Unsolved Mysteries Legacy documentary and the director of Rainboy talked about it and said the last day the entire crew staying in the hotel woke up to 2" of water in their rooms and in the hallway. He said it was strange and wasn't sure if Don Decker was connected. The producer also confirmed this and called the hotel lobby and they didn't know why.
The "Rainboy" episode is by far one of my favorites. Not because it was an excellent episode, but because of the unintentional humor I got from it. I remember when I was a kid, me and my siblings started saying "I have powers that you don't. I can make it rain" and everyone thought we had lost our minds. My dad thought it was hilarious and asked why we were saying that to which we later showed him this episode when it aired and sure enough, he also laughed and later began telling my mom "Love, I have powers that you don't. I can make it rain" I miss my dad.
@@KennyRider137 I know but as I've stated earlier, it was unintentional. It really was too because I loved this show and watched it all the time when I was a kid.... but damn, every time I watch this episode, it brings back those memories of myself, my sibling and my father telling everyone that we could make it rain becasue of the powers that we had that other people didn't.
Thats no mistake. Thats intentionally done. Thats a blue light shining on a window with water falling down it to give this effect. The episode is called Rainboy.
@@crand20033 when your talking about demonic possession their are many demons who were fallen angels. Exorcists will tell you they are only identified by their gifts. This one apparently something to do with rain. The claw marks is a tell tale sign of demonic possession.
I don't understand, an unusual event occured with that guy at a friends house and they call over the landlord, then later 2 police officers, then a day later a restaurant with eyewitnesses with the restaurant owner present, then later that night the same 2 officers PLUS the lieutenant, then 3 officers the next day with more people later that day, and later at the local jail with guards as eyewitnesses and NONE of the people involved and eyewitnesses didn't take any pictures, videos, log notes, police reports (when lieutenant WASNT there), ANY evidence to follow up whatsoever? i mean c'mon don't you think if something extraordinary happens there would've have been someone out of any of those possibilities to take a picture or film or anything? I understand it was the 80s/90s where it would have been difficult to do but my god, produce some evidence man!
@@battosaijenkins946 This was also in the early 80's. Access to cameras back then wasn't like it is today & police work wasn't what it is today where everything is documented. I 100% believe this story. Those cops we're probably thinking "this is some religious shit, I'm not getting involved with this." World was a different place back then, people had different beliefs.
me too jonathan,i didn't think his killer would be caught,just the way it happened,no evidence .rip mr m hunter.ps who the hell has given this a thumbs down... tut...
So many of these episodes where a vehicle has a description I think how unfortunate it is that state automobile records weren't computerized or have sufficient information to narrow down the number of suspect vehicles to investigate.
Shelley Sipe jackasses like this still seem to know just enough of the laws to abuse the system in their favor and still get away with schemes of hospitalization.
Ha Ha. I have the same name as one of the production assistants. Back in the days when I used to tape this show, my sister and I always laughed whenever we saw my name in the credits.
@@VintageRose75 I was being sarcastic, just as she would have been doing when she would watch the show and say that. Sometimes it's hard to convey sarcasm by text, but I obviously knew that it wasn't actually her. I mean, she explains that in her comment lol.
Sgt. Wolbert did an interview a few yrs ago and still said something weired was going on and water traveled all over. I just don't see why all these policemen, warden and a priest would make this up just to get on TV, they didn't make money either. Fascinating case.
Pablicity or attention. Plus I'm pretty sure you do get payed for news interviews and stuff. Also alot of religious type tend to exploit things like this and charge Thier sheep to just be in the same room as the person. So yeah there are many reasons why these people would lie about this. That or just the fact to get more people to join the church. The Vatican has done this thousands of times in many different ways. Just like all those people lied about the crying virgin Mary statues and other hoaxes done just for them to say see we were right its all true.
@@lockandloadlikehell umm you do know majority of things I mentioned have already been proven as false stories/ hoaxes right. So yes I do think people of religion will lie or say anything to have it back up Thier narrative as truth. Spec back when these were still aired on tv and things were harder to prove n people were easier to influence. Smh 🤦🏼♂️ (I hope you do know that magic is just the art of illusions. So yes magic is fake too. Incase you didn't know. Lol)
The "Rain Man" episode scared the crap out of me when I was barely 10 years old. My Family and I used to watch this show weekly. I had so many nightmares. That story is the most puzzling episode of all time with the amount of very good eye witness testimony from reputable witnesses such as Police Officers and Corrections Officers including the Warden. I always chalked up the leaking water to snow which somehow gotten into the attic from holes or cracks and froze until it thawed one day and leaked down the walls and dripped. But multiple locations? Crazy.
I live very close to where this took place, and I can tell you that it definitely wasn't snow lol, this case in my opinion is the most credible paranormal events in history!!! My father was a police officer in central Pa when I was just a little kid and when this happened I was in my early teens and my father had a lot of friends and what took place in Stroudsburgh Pa with Donnie Decker definitely happened actually a few thing's that happened were actually left out , but to this day people question the authenticity of this story but I can say with 100 % confidence that this actually happened, could you imagine if that happened to you? Pennsylvania is one of if not the most haunted state in America, I was the biggest skeptic I knew as far as people I knew and in the area I lived at the time of my paranormal encounter which took place in a very small town called Girardville pa. and my encounter took place in 1989 , I believed in ghosts and spirits but had a hard time believing that I would have an encounter however that changed and now whenever I hear someone talk about an encounter I really listen closely because you can tell when someone is being honest especially if they have other witnesses. And I had another witness who saw the same thing I saw , a girl I was dating and this actually happened at her brother's house which had a very old grown in cemetery directly next to the house.
@@kurthartz9282 Have you seen the show Paranormal Witness: Rain Man. The things that were left out in this show most likely appeared on that show. Check it out. And yes it wasn't snow. But I used to be a skeptic before I experienced paranormal activity during a Christmas party in Ancaster, Ontario, at a place called "The Old Mill" where 4 American soldiers were hanged by the British in the war of 1812. I literally seen a ghost of a red coat warming his hands over a fireplace. I even took a photo of him. I talked to the ghost and said "nice costume" but he disappeared in front my eyes. Now I believe in the paranormal.
Monila Ninetynine I found this on Irene and Dolores when I googled for an update. Dolores Wynn Henderson passed away in 1991. Irene was reunited with Ramona and Irene has since passed away in 2012. unsolvedmysteries.fandom.com/wiki/Dolores_Ford Dolores
As a kid I thought the Don Decker story was creepy. However, I've never forgotten when the police chief walked in and said nothing's going on, they need their pipes fixed, you called me out of bed for this. Lol.
2:47....the lady in the black dress next to Don is none other than Karen Lynn Gorney...aka Stephanie Mangano, John Travolta's love interest in Saturday Night Fever.
39:59 Pretty sure this guy is Hill Harper. His imdb list is huge, was on CSI:NY for a long time but I recognize him from Married...With Children and _Pumpkinhead II_ . 😄
Because their all in on it and making everyone else the fool. Otherwise....man what a selfish guy...he could be making it rain in drought areas, saving millions of lives.
Idk man, we are talking about things that happened in the 80s or earlier in these early seasons of Unsolved Mysteries. Cameras I dont think we necessarily everyone had at the ready, and even if they did, the chances that they had film on hand, I dont imagine most people stocked up on film unless they had an event coming up or something. Haha being both a figurative and literal devil's advocate here I suppose
This is for Real my friend now who's behind it that is the bitch ass evil demonic demons headed by luciferian.The reason why I know this is because I've been dealing with them motherfuker since I was a little kid till now..by the way thanks and God bless
@@werearethedreamteam3724 there's skeptics and then there's believers both are stuck in their convictions I myself have no clue whats going on but I know the possibilities are endless and tho I'm not a full on believer I side with it more than skeptics I also think we ain't scratched the surface on what is possible
I’m only here because I heard of this story on your channel! You’re a great narrator. Completely puts my mind at ease after a hard day. I can fall asleep in minutes with your stories. The next day, I always have to finish them😂
I had to take a defensive drivers course in Austin Texas ; this ex cop taught the class. He would tell us past experiences while being on the field as a officer. He told us one experience that is almost similar to the rain story. He and his partner were called into a home in East Austin where water was being thrown at the tenants ( like spitting) . He said he walked into home but his partner was hesitant but the minute the partner walked into home he walked back out and refused to take the case. The ex police officer said he saw some weird unexplainable events .
I used to watch Unsolved Mysteries all the time back in the day and I would watch it with my Grandmother it was one of our pastimes. This show was the original Beyond Belief, but the difference was all the stories on Unsolved Mysteries were true!
I love this. I truly believe when people carry strong emotion and power they can invoke energy of the unseen temporarily have telekinesis or manipulate the weather. I believe it was years of him being abused, that emotion and pain got so strong it had to be channeled somewhere..
When I was 8 years old I was going to private school and just got saved in school during a ''worship Wednesdays''. The next day I came home from school and my neighbor had a wooden devil doll. I told her it was demonic and God could destroy it if he wanted it. She said yeah sure prove it. I said ''In the name of Jesus fall to pieces''. It's leg fell to the floor. I said it again and another limb fell off. She ran home screaming and I felt pretty in awe myself. Will never forget that. Either some kids can tap into telepathic powers or it's all real.
@@taylorj6177 got you . Makes sense. Ps I’m a ghost writer for 3 professional comics & my handle is the name of an up & coming special I have coming. Has zero to do w “hoes” or “tacos”....although I like both 🤣
I read an update on the story of Delores and Irene. Sadly, both women passed away before being reunited. RIP sisters and I know that you have had a wonderful Heavenly reunion!
Why is Rainboy sitting in a room with rain pouring down outside the window?🥰 That's so cheesy but you've got to love the 90s. Like when George and Kathy Lutz of Amityville Horror fame were interviewed with a pair of eye windows glowing behind them.
@@Len1977gt I hate to admit it, but I've always wondered if that was the case. Like a suppression of anger and bitterness. Maybe the grandad was aware of Decker's "colorfulness" if you will.
I've always liked the theory that poltergeist activity is the result of a person so heavily traumatized they cause physical manifestations around them.
Demonic spirits are passed through trauma and even generationally. They can also pass and attach to a person through music, television, games, drugs and alcohol.
Unfortunately that will never happen. After years of searching a woman who was believed to have been Irene’s sister Dolores was located, but she passed away in 1988 before Irene could meet her. In 2012, Irene herself passed away as well. The two sisters never got to see each other again... 😞💔
the motorcycle guy reminds me of a case on the news once where police picked a man up for public intoxication and threw him into a cell only to find the next morning he had bled to death from a gun shot. i just don't see how you can automatically assume things without examining a person at least well enough to find a puncture wound. most people are aware of the fact that bleeding can be internal and in fact internal bleeding is usually a sign of the most significant internal injuries.
Given how ludicrously expensive the US Healthcare system is, I love the idea that Thomas White ripped off the hospitals and lawyers! Not all heroes wear capes!
Always love to watch these. Don Decker was possessed. His grandfather's evil just transferred. The lost loves portion of these shows always make me happy.
It's refreshing for someone to just immediately call out possession when unexplainable stuff happens. Not like a movie where it drags out in the first and most of the second act.
Don Decker is one of the greatest segments of this show. So many questions about Don himself like how his grandfather would’ve only been 49 if he started abusing him at age 7. Just seems so bizarre it was “physical” abuse and not sexual. How wouldn’t of Don’s parents seen marks on him? Why wasn’t Don’s father ever abused? How could a young Don keep that completely inside, and not confide in his mother? His grandfather apparently had the whole family fooled when they mourned his loss which infuriated Don. There’s got to be a lot than what he told, the whole “good vs evil” as he thought of it. Don’s whole demeanor is just weird in general, “that’s when I thought I could do things.” The fact that 10 people including Don go on record, and say what they saw is just mind boggling. You can see that these are regular people with nothing to gain, and are literally telling you the story as if they can hardly believe it themselves.
First off - that's just what he said. Physical, he could have also meant sexual, or perhaps don left that out. Perhaps he only beat him in certain areas to not leave a mark, but inflict massive pain. Additionally, we dont know the family didnt know, from experience I can tell you sometimes they do know, but look the other way, and then deny that they knew. Lastly, it is very common for children to not tell adults - again I have experience. They arent believed, they are threatened, etc.
The term 'physical abuse' is a euphemism for SA. It's common for some people to describe it that way when they're still struggling with the reality of it. And, to be frank, it's pretty common for kids to be taught to keep secrets or that their parents/family won't believe them. Don's behavior and history fits with CPTSD based in childhood trauma pretty well, honestly.
Irene & her sisters parents had amazing compassion for those girls birth parents to allow those young parents the joy in watching their daughters grow up. A lot of adoptive parents won't do that out of fear. I really commend them for that! And also the adoptive parents letting the two sisters grow up literally with each other. This is definitely a story where the interest of the child was 1st and for most considered, because usually the selfishness of grown-ups takes front row!
Well said and agreed! Those girls couldn't have gotten better parents than their adopted ones. There are so many people with biological parents that are selfish, cruel, oppressive and domineering. True love always supersedes blood ties.
OMG IM HOWLING WITH LAUGHTER!!! Like I couldn't breathe... currently taking breathing treatment because my lungs seized over it!!! They put images and sounds of falling rain behind Don aka "rain boy" in his interview!!! I CAN'T TAKE IT!!!! I 😆😂🤣😂🤣😆🤣
Rainboy had a stronghold of unforgiveness towards his father that provided an open door for a demon(s) to come in and possess him. He needed to forgive his father for all he did to be delivered from it. That's why the manifestations would subside whenever a preacher was praying The Lord's Prayer over him "as we forgive those who trespass against us". He needed to repeat that prayer as a daily supplement to keep that demonic spirit away.
My ex is a heroin addict and he was always injuring himself,even cutting himself on purpose to get meds and to get out of work. Our GP soon cottoned on but he pulls it at A and E depts and unsuspecting friends who will give him some of their meds.
THIS was the music. Emmy winning theme level, and they played around with it unnecessarily. Not saying it did win an Emmy for music or main title but it’s that good, and they had to play around with the theme.
Awww, look at Hill Harper in one of his very first acting roles @40:00! And I sure would like to know if Irene ever found her sis, Delores. My goodness, this show reunites everybody else. Why tf not those two?! 🙄
On discovery plus I noticed a similar story being told on one of these ghost shows, it turned out to be this same story being rehashed but with more details from the witnesses like 30yrs after this episode aired. My brain remembered this tale because it was so creepy and it was neat seeing it be re told on some other show decades later. Apparently the rain wasn't just falling straight down, it was falling in ways that defied physics, and the chief of police at the time personally witnessed these strange events.
The ran man was actually my aunts grandpa and her cousin had this made for him. Watching it with her right now and having her show me all the people in it.
@@Booth1667 The guy had no known enemies or history of doing illegal activity and the fact that they never caught his killer nor did the killer leave any evidence kind of makes me think his murderer knew exactly how to kill without leaving any evidence. Welps, that's my opinion at least....
@@Booth1667 It almost reminded me of the Matt Flores case (also shown on UM) except recently they stated he did secret military work but for a long time, authorities also thought his murder was a case of mistaken identity but yeah, you can kind of see where I'm coming from lol
This show is a real instance of something supernatural happening I saw this when I was young I’m 37 now and I think about it all the time and still have no idea what it means. I know someone does though and I don’t think we will ever know until we cross over unfortunately
Just watched Unsolved Mysteries Legacy documentary and the director of Rainboy talked about it and said the last day the entire crew staying in the hotel woke up to 2" of water in their rooms and in the hallway. He said it was strange and wasn't sure if Don Decker was connected. The producer also confirmed this and called the hotel lobby and they didn't know why.
The "Rainboy" episode is by far one of my favorites. Not because it was an excellent episode, but because of the unintentional humor I got from it. I remember when I was a kid, me and my siblings started saying "I have powers that you don't. I can make it rain" and everyone thought we had lost our minds. My dad thought it was hilarious and asked why we were saying that to which we later showed him this episode when it aired and sure enough, he also laughed and later began telling my mom "Love, I have powers that you don't. I can make it rain" I miss my dad.
😉🌷
Thank you for sharing this cherished memory💓
We're supposed to help solve the mysteries not make fun of them.
@@KennyRider137 I know but as I've stated earlier, it was unintentional. It really was too because I loved this show and watched it all the time when I was a kid.... but damn, every time I watch this episode, it brings back those memories of myself, my sibling and my father telling everyone that we could make it rain becasue of the powers that we had that other people didn't.
Now he's "Urine Boy". Haha
Lol it's raining behind Don Decker during his interview
Omg Missed that
Well look at that.
@@rebeccaallen5902 htf could you miss that?
Thats no mistake. Thats intentionally done. Thats a blue light shining on a window with water falling down it to give this effect. The episode is called Rainboy.
@@johnnolan33177 nah mate dunno if you watched the segment but the guy makes it rain wherever he goes.... he made it rain inside the studio.
On the DVD commentary, they say that rain boy was their most expensive production to date at the time.
Lmfao really? And what a lame “superpower” at that!
@@Wildcock23 , Wrong! Next!
Since when is rain associated with an evil devil? So then, is sunshine associated with heaven?
@@crand20033 when your talking about demonic possession their are many demons who were fallen angels. Exorcists will tell you they are only identified by their gifts. This one apparently something to do with rain. The claw marks is a tell tale sign of demonic possession.
Dang would live for that dvd commentary wonder where I could obtain
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Nobody can do it like Robert!
The GOAT
That simulated rain behind Don decker is a nice touch
I don't understand, an unusual event occured with that guy at a friends house and they call over the landlord, then later 2 police officers, then a day later a restaurant with eyewitnesses with the restaurant owner present, then later that night the same 2 officers PLUS the lieutenant, then 3 officers the next day with more people later that day, and later at the local jail with guards as eyewitnesses and NONE of the people involved and eyewitnesses didn't take any pictures, videos, log notes, police reports (when lieutenant WASNT there), ANY evidence to follow up whatsoever?
i mean c'mon don't you think if something extraordinary happens there would've have been someone out of any of those possibilities to take a picture or film or anything? I understand it was the 80s/90s where it would have been difficult to do but my god, produce some evidence man!
@@battosaijenkins946 I agree.... but it was 1983. Almost no one had a camcorder at home at the time.
Yeah, the production on this episode was top notch. You gotta hand it to the Unsolved Mysteries crew. They really went all in.
The simulated rain on the back of the coffin was clever.
@@battosaijenkins946 This was also in the early 80's. Access to cameras back then wasn't like it is today & police work wasn't what it is today where everything is documented. I 100% believe this story. Those cops we're probably thinking "this is some religious shit, I'm not getting involved with this." World was a different place back then, people had different beliefs.
2:11 Rainboy
22:42 Motorcycle Murder
30:33 Hospital Hoax
35:05 BF Sister
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Real shame there's no update for the Michael Hunter murder, that's one segment that always stuck with me.
me too jonathan,i didn't think his killer would be caught,just the way it happened,no evidence .rip mr m hunter.ps who the hell has given this a thumbs down... tut...
So many of these episodes where a vehicle has a description I think how unfortunate it is that state automobile records weren't computerized or have sufficient information to narrow down the number of suspect vehicles to investigate.
@@markyboy214 Sova's death appeared to be accidental rather than foul play. At least to me.
Lordy lordy wherez gordy
Marky Mark apparently the gang member that killed chase was killed himself the next day in a drive by.
Cops "I cant believe what we saw here!" Police Chief " You didnt see anything thats an order!"
@SRV. 123 yea a way to get out of work
This is like the X-Files version of Unsolved Mysteries.
That what I been saying plus it come out before x files
Totally agree
Nowadays you can't even stay in the hospital when you need to and they kick you out sicker than you came in.
True.
@John Mcgee shhhh
Agree
FortNikitaBullion because of jackasses like this guy who used the system.
Shelley Sipe jackasses like this still seem to know just enough of the laws to abuse the system in their favor and still get away with schemes of hospitalization.
I was going to buy a house in Stroudsburg PA. Lol. That possession story was nuts!
My son went to East Stroudsburg
It has nothing to do with the specific town or location or even the house or restaurant, jail etc.. It's spiritual
I used to live in Allentown PA. Worked one time una factory in Stroudsburg....never had heard of this though.
It happened it for real
Ha Ha. I have the same name as one of the production assistants. Back in the days when I used to tape this show, my sister and I always laughed whenever we saw my name in the credits.
You did good work. Great job!
Was Robert stack as scary as he sounds?
@@LeviBulger She is saying she had the same name as someone who worked on the show...not that she worked on the show.
@@suahcoco9685 See my comment above.
@@VintageRose75 I was being sarcastic, just as she would have been doing when she would watch the show and say that. Sometimes it's hard to convey sarcasm by text, but I obviously knew that it wasn't actually her. I mean, she explains that in her comment lol.
"There's an evil upon this house" LOL!!...you think?
Lmao!!!!🤣🤣🤣
Sgt. Wolbert did an interview a few yrs ago and still said something weired was going on and water traveled all over. I just don't see why all these policemen, warden and a priest would make this up just to get on TV, they didn't make money either. Fascinating case.
Pablicity or attention. Plus I'm pretty sure you do get payed for news interviews and stuff. Also alot of religious type tend to exploit things like this and charge Thier sheep to just be in the same room as the person.
So yeah there are many reasons why these people would lie about this. That or just the fact to get more people to join the church. The Vatican has done this thousands of times in many different ways. Just like all those people lied about the crying virgin Mary statues and other hoaxes done just for them to say see we were right its all true.
@@n8dawg727 yes, yes, everyone's lying
Thats what they say about our magic, too- even with witnesses
@@lockandloadlikehell umm you do know majority of things I mentioned have already been proven as false stories/ hoaxes right. So yes I do think people of religion will lie or say anything to have it back up Thier narrative as truth. Spec back when these were still aired on tv and things were harder to prove n people were easier to influence. Smh 🤦🏼♂️
(I hope you do know that magic is just the art of illusions. So yes magic is fake too. Incase you didn't know. Lol)
My dad knows Donnie and he believes it all truth
@@homefreeamerica5427 Can you elaborate at all, love to hear some new details if you have any?
Police chief...right out of central casting..."this better be good---I got a meeting tomorrow..." rahh rahh rahh rahhhhhhhh! ....Lol...
meeting with the mayor!
Talking about during the reenactment...
To be fair, 7 am meetings are pretty early
The "Rain Man" episode scared the crap out of me when I was barely 10 years old. My Family and I used to watch this show weekly. I had so many nightmares. That story is the most puzzling episode of all time with the amount of very good eye witness testimony from reputable witnesses such as Police Officers and Corrections Officers including the Warden. I always chalked up the leaking water to snow which somehow gotten into the attic from holes or cracks and froze until it thawed one day and leaked down the walls and dripped. But multiple locations? Crazy.
I live very close to where this took place, and I can tell you that it definitely wasn't snow lol, this case in my opinion is the most credible paranormal events in history!!! My father was a police officer in central Pa when I was just a little kid and when this happened I was in my early teens and my father had a lot of friends and what took place in Stroudsburgh Pa with Donnie Decker definitely happened actually a few thing's that happened were actually left out , but to this day people question the authenticity of this story but I can say with 100 % confidence that this actually happened, could you imagine if that happened to you? Pennsylvania is one of if not the most haunted state in America, I was the biggest skeptic I knew as far as people I knew and in the area I lived at the time of my paranormal encounter which took place in a very small town called Girardville pa. and my encounter took place in 1989 , I believed in ghosts and spirits but had a hard time believing that I would have an encounter however that changed and now whenever I hear someone talk about an encounter I really listen closely because you can tell when someone is being honest especially if they have other witnesses. And I had another witness who saw the same thing I saw , a girl I was dating and this actually happened at her brother's house which had a very old grown in cemetery directly next to the house.
@@kurthartz9282 I believe you. He even made it rain in the jail.
@@kurthartz9282 Have you seen the show Paranormal Witness: Rain Man. The things that were left out in this show most likely appeared on that show. Check it out. And yes it wasn't snow. But I used to be a skeptic before I experienced paranormal activity during a Christmas party in Ancaster, Ontario, at a place called "The Old Mill" where 4 American soldiers were hanged by the British in the war of 1812. I literally seen a ghost of a red coat warming his hands over a fireplace. I even took a photo of him. I talked to the ghost and said "nice costume" but he disappeared in front my eyes. Now I believe in the paranormal.
Kurt Hartz could you explain why Pennsylvania is one the most haunted state in America? Is there some history behind?
It's the grandfather.
"I can make it rain" has a entirely different meaning in 2019.
Don't call pee rain
Lmfaooo
Lol
If you go make it rain at a strip club, they'll swear it was supernatural.😂
Truly money well spent.
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News was shocking about Delores and Irene? The childhood picture is a dead give away they were sisters, they look like twins.
lol. I was watching this thinking to myself, "Gosh those two little girls look so similar, they could be twins!"
I wish there had been an update on their story.
Monila Ninetynine I found this on Irene and Dolores when I googled for an update. Dolores Wynn Henderson passed away in 1991. Irene was reunited with Ramona and Irene has since passed away in 2012.
unsolvedmysteries.fandom.com/wiki/Dolores_Ford
Dolores
Anyone notice Hill Harper???
@@malexander2147 Yep.👍🏾
As a kid I thought the Don Decker story was creepy. However, I've never forgotten when the police chief walked in and said nothing's going on, they need their pipes fixed, you called me out of bed for this. Lol.
I've been to that Shell station in Emeryville several times.
2:47....the lady in the black dress next to Don is none other than Karen Lynn Gorney...aka Stephanie Mangano, John Travolta's love interest in Saturday Night Fever.
Mark Minter lol yep
I LOVE SPOT THE ACTOR!!! I play it whenever I watch these!
39:59 Pretty sure this guy is Hill Harper. His imdb list is huge, was on CSI:NY for a long time but I recognize him from Married...With Children and _Pumpkinhead II_ . 😄
@@zmbdog Yeah that is definitely him. I'd recognize him anywhere.
Sure is
Anybody binging this during the end of the world 2020?
Lol yep!
Netflix 2020 Unsolved Mysteries brought me back.
I'm sure they thought the same thing during the spanish flu pandemic. It was worse.
Grew up watchin Unsolved with 1 of my gmas. RIP Granny
It’s not the end of the world 🌎 lol
Theme song is one of the scariest.
Who is still with me watching "rain boy" in 2022?
Aww those little girls were lucky to have so many people to love them.
Well, I guess you were never a girl.
One gets so much attention it gets annoying.
how did no one take a picture of the inside of the house where don decker was
Because their all in on it and making everyone else the fool.
Otherwise....man what a selfish guy...he could be making it rain in drought areas, saving millions of lives.
never happened
@@WalkerRileyMC lol
@@jessestewart169 sin still real
Idk man, we are talking about things that happened in the 80s or earlier in these early seasons of Unsolved Mysteries. Cameras I dont think we necessarily everyone had at the ready, and even if they did, the chances that they had film on hand, I dont imagine most people stocked up on film unless they had an event coming up or something. Haha being both a figurative and literal devil's advocate here I suppose
Update on rain boy: because of climate change, rain boy has lost his powers...
bahahah!
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Bahahaha bah zing!!
This is for Real my friend now who's behind it that is the bitch ass evil demonic demons headed by luciferian.The reason why I know this is because I've been dealing with them motherfuker since I was a little kid till now..by the way thanks and God bless
@@werearethedreamteam3724 there's skeptics and then there's believers both are stuck in their convictions I myself have no clue whats going on but I know the possibilities are endless and tho I'm not a full on believer I side with it more than skeptics I also think we ain't scratched the surface on what is possible
Always an amazing trip down memory lane. Love unsolved mysteries!
I’m only here because I heard of this story on your channel! You’re a great narrator. Completely puts my mind at ease after a hard day. I can fall asleep in minutes with your stories. The next day, I always have to finish them😂
Gotta’ love a presenter who quotes Milton (of course thank you to the unsung heroes, the writers 🌸)
I had to take a defensive drivers course in Austin Texas ; this ex cop taught the class. He would tell us past experiences while being on the field as a officer. He told us one experience that is almost similar to the rain story. He and his partner were called into a home in East Austin where water was being thrown at the tenants ( like spitting) . He said he walked into home but his partner was hesitant but the minute the partner walked into home he walked back out and refused to take the case. The ex police officer said he saw some weird unexplainable events .
I used to watch Unsolved Mysteries all the time back in the day and I would watch it with my Grandmother it was one of our pastimes. This show was the original Beyond Belief, but the difference was all the stories on Unsolved Mysteries were true!
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Haha true, I used to love Fact or Fiction but the highly dubious credibility of many of the 'true' stories put me off.
@Matthew Ruiz
All true? No. The segments revolving around religion, ghosts, UFOs and cryptozoology are most likely fiction.
Me and my grandma would always watch it to in the early 90s!!
you mean still! lol.
The guy that played Irenes dad at the restaurant was in the skulls, Hill Harper
A couple of episodes ago in Season 5 I saw a young Matthew McConnoughay. Hopefully you know who I mean cuz the name isn't spelled right lol
I'm glad I'm not the only one who notice that was Hill Harper.
King of the hill
I love this. I truly believe when people carry strong emotion and power they can invoke energy of the unseen temporarily have telekinesis or manipulate the weather. I believe it was years of him being abused, that emotion and pain got so strong it had to be channeled somewhere..
That's how magic works: will and intent ..and belief...are key
When I was 8 years old I was going to private school and just got saved in school during a ''worship Wednesdays''. The next day I came home from school and my neighbor had a wooden devil doll. I told her it was demonic and God could destroy it if he wanted it. She said yeah sure prove it. I said ''In the name of Jesus fall to pieces''. It's leg fell to the floor. I said it again and another limb fell off. She ran home screaming and I felt pretty in awe myself. Will never forget that. Either some kids can tap into telepathic powers or it's all real.
Still love this show's theme song, and of course Robert Stack.
Really - they have a background with dark rain against the window during this poor guy's story... That's a bit perverse, don't ya think?
Rain is perverse? Smh
@@onlyplayerseattacoswiththe1613 No, Only players eat tacos with their hoes. The situation. The *situation* is perverse. Not the rain.
@@taylorj6177 got you . Makes sense. Ps I’m a ghost writer for 3 professional comics & my handle is the name of an up & coming special I have coming. Has zero to do w “hoes” or “tacos”....although I like both 🤣
@@onlyplayerseattacoswiththe1613 Hoes' tacos
She just had a crucifix chilling in the till lol
I read an update on the story of Delores and Irene. Sadly, both women passed away before being reunited. RIP sisters and I know that you have had a wonderful Heavenly reunion!
Why is Rainboy sitting in a room with rain pouring down outside the window?🥰 That's so cheesy but you've got to love the 90s. Like when George and Kathy Lutz of Amityville Horror fame were interviewed with a pair of eye windows glowing behind them.
They called a cop to deal with water coming down the wall???
The Evil left the Grandfather at the funeral, and entered the grandson. It originated from the Grandpa from the acts of evil he did.
Grandfather was definitely carrying Evil.
No it was him from being gay.
@@Len1977gt don't be gay, Larry
How is there any proof that, that is the reason this all happened???
@@Len1977gt I hate to admit it, but I've always wondered if that was the case. Like a suppression of anger and bitterness. Maybe the grandad was aware of Decker's "colorfulness" if you will.
Stephen King's Waterstarter...
Rain man farted
Fartstarter lol
I wonder what Don Decker's midi-chlorian count was?
7 Manor Road, Ridgefield Connecticut
I've always liked the theory that poltergeist activity is the result of a person so heavily traumatized they cause physical manifestations around them.
Demonic spirits are passed through trauma and even generationally. They can also pass and attach to a person through music, television, games, drugs and alcohol.
KingdomChildOnEarth I don't believe in demonic spirits but I respect that you do and I sincerely appreciate your replying to my comment! Thank you.
J R I first learned about MK ultra in the early 2000's. Truly fascinating stuff indeed! Thanks for sharing ;)
@@hatednyc the spiritual realm is more real than the ground you walk on.
nothing so convuluted........its simply fake
The Rainboy case is fascinating.
Michael Hunter's murder remains unsolved.
That's so sad
I hope that Irene found Delores.
that would be nice
Unfortunately that will never happen. After years of searching a woman who was believed to have been Irene’s sister Dolores was located, but she passed away in 1988 before Irene could meet her. In 2012, Irene herself passed away as well. The two sisters never got to see each other again... 😞💔
@@kiko485 😭😭😭😭😭
@@kiko485 Really 🤦🏾♀️😤
@@kiko485😧😧
the motorcycle guy reminds me of a case on the news once where police picked a man up for public intoxication and threw him into a cell only to find the next morning he had bled to death from a gun shot. i just don't see how you can automatically assume things without examining a person at least well enough to find a puncture wound. most people are aware of the fact that bleeding can be internal and in fact internal bleeding is usually a sign of the most significant internal injuries.
1 word can make you see, cops
Given how ludicrously expensive the US Healthcare system is, I love the idea that Thomas White ripped off the hospitals and lawyers! Not all heroes wear capes!
Amen to that! I absolutely loved that guy. Thomas White was a hero in my book as well!
The irony of Don Decker becoming an arsonist is simply too much.
Always love to watch these.
Don Decker was possessed. His grandfather's evil just transferred.
The lost loves portion of these shows always make me happy.
I have seen demonic activity taking place in a house before, but never in that way. I have never seen it causing water to run all over the place.
They should have had CCR playing " Have you ever seen the rain" playing in the background.
It's refreshing for someone to just immediately call out possession when unexplainable stuff happens. Not like a movie where it drags out in the first and most of the second act.
I love how when they're interviewing the guy, it's raining 😆
Ye ha.
Don Decker is one of the greatest segments of this show. So many questions about Don himself like how his grandfather would’ve only been 49 if he started abusing him at age 7. Just seems so bizarre it was “physical” abuse and not sexual. How wouldn’t of Don’s parents seen marks on him? Why wasn’t Don’s father ever abused? How could a young Don keep that completely inside, and not confide in his mother? His grandfather apparently had the whole family fooled when they mourned his loss which infuriated Don. There’s got to be a lot than what he told, the whole “good vs evil” as he thought of it. Don’s whole demeanor is just weird in general, “that’s when I thought I could do things.” The fact that 10 people including Don go on record, and say what they saw is just mind boggling. You can see that these are regular people with nothing to gain, and are literally telling you the story as if they can hardly believe it themselves.
The whole thing is utter bullshit. Don't be such a credulous sucker.
@@JanetStarChild sure, stupiT- whatever you say, you li/
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@@JanetStarChild nice troll channel, you little douchebag
First off - that's just what he said. Physical, he could have also meant sexual, or perhaps don left that out. Perhaps he only beat him in certain areas to not leave a mark, but inflict massive pain. Additionally, we dont know the family didnt know, from experience I can tell you sometimes they do know, but look the other way, and then deny that they knew. Lastly, it is very common for children to not tell adults - again I have experience. They arent believed, they are threatened, etc.
The term 'physical abuse' is a euphemism for SA. It's common for some people to describe it that way when they're still struggling with the reality of it.
And, to be frank, it's pretty common for kids to be taught to keep secrets or that their parents/family won't believe them.
Don's behavior and history fits with CPTSD based in childhood trauma pretty well, honestly.
Some ppl were smoking some awesome herb to see all that rain lmfao
CEDL4072 18:44 a smell came into the roomm😂😂😂
@@lesliechung79 bwahahahahaha 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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I don't believe "Rainboy" for a minute..
Where were Mulder and Scully when you needed them?
The con hospital fraud man was funny. He even convinced lawyers to lend him money.
5:14 Unsolved Mysteries drinking game - have a drink every time they play the 1980s synth version of 'Silent Night' in the background.
Don Decker Doing interview saying That it's gone, while it's raining in the background. Scary!
I finally found one of my favorite episodes!!!
Which segment did you like best? I'm glad the hospital scam had an update, I seem to remember watching it as a kid when it was still unsolved.
@@ThePeterDislikeShow Same here. I was surprised and glad that an update was provided.
I love Irene! VERY honest! Who EVER admits that they're nosy! LOL! LOVE her!,🤩
Irene & her sisters parents had amazing compassion for those girls birth parents to allow those young parents the joy in watching their daughters grow up. A lot of adoptive parents won't do that out of fear. I really commend them for that!
And also the adoptive parents letting the two sisters grow up literally with each other. This is definitely a story where the interest of the child was 1st and for most considered, because usually the selfishness of grown-ups takes front row!
Well said and agreed!
Those girls couldn't have gotten better parents than their adopted ones.
There are so many people with biological parents that are selfish, cruel, oppressive and domineering.
True love always supersedes blood ties.
😭😭😭😭😭 omg
You are so right. I wish more parents would think about the children first! Lovely parents hope they had a good life.
I wish Irene would have found her sister and birth parents.
Right I was waiting for the "update" @@THERSC216
Professional Hospital Patient!!!
The gang theory about Michael Hunter was something I had never heard before. Crazy.
Honestly, as soon as I saw those childhood pictures of Irene and Dolores, I could tell they were sisters!
OMG IM HOWLING WITH LAUGHTER!!! Like I couldn't breathe... currently taking breathing treatment because my lungs seized over it!!! They put images and sounds of falling rain behind Don aka "rain boy" in his interview!!! I CAN'T TAKE IT!!!! I 😆😂🤣😂🤣😆🤣
Patently hilarious
Rainboy had a stronghold of unforgiveness towards his father that provided an open door for a demon(s) to come in and possess him. He needed to forgive his father for all he did to be delivered from it. That's why the manifestations would subside whenever a preacher was praying The Lord's Prayer over him "as we forgive those who trespass against us". He needed to repeat that prayer as a daily supplement to keep that demonic spirit away.
Still gives me chill ....the voice opening always eerie!
It must have been so hard for Irene’s parents to see her at the restaurant but not be able to converse with her 😰🙌
Ppl still injure themselves for drugs 😒 My parents who are both nurses, have told me stories....
My ex is a heroin addict and he was always injuring himself,even cutting himself on purpose to get meds and to get out of work. Our GP soon cottoned on but he pulls it at A and E depts and unsuspecting friends who will give him some of their meds.
I remember seeing the rain episode on paranormal witness.
Titus Rivers unsolved mysteries aired this episode in 1993. Paranormal Witness wasn’t even a show until 2011...😂😂😂
@@Dallasguy1972 yeah I know I'm just saying they did this episode on paranormal witness as well about 4-5 years back.
That theme music is amazing!!! Sweet
THIS was the music. Emmy winning theme level, and they played around with it unnecessarily. Not saying it did win an Emmy for music or main title but it’s that good, and they had to play around with the theme.
40:22 the actor Hill Harper from CSI: NY, Limitless & The Good Doctor to name just a few.
I hope Ramona found her family 🤞🏿❤
There were too many names in this story lol. I couldn't keep track of who was who!
Awww, look at Hill Harper in one of his very first acting roles @40:00! And I sure would like to know if Irene ever found her sis, Delores. My goodness, this show reunites everybody else. Why tf not those two?! 🙄
Because Delores died in 1991
Wow the guy playing Don Decker is gorgeous. Had to pause on credits 1000 times to find his name, hello Gian Frigerio 😎 what happened to him?!
He got old like everyone else lol.
I am not fan of parents giving away their children, but this case seems perfect.
On discovery plus I noticed a similar story being told on one of these ghost shows, it turned out to be this same story being rehashed but with more details from the witnesses like 30yrs after this episode aired. My brain remembered this tale because it was so creepy and it was neat seeing it be re told on some other show decades later.
Apparently the rain wasn't just falling straight down, it was falling in ways that defied physics, and the chief of police at the time personally witnessed these strange events.
That dude that found the leak in the walls geeks me out 😂😂. He’s so pissed at that leak
19:32 "but the pages never got wet.......
Hey, Cliftons Cafeteria. Right on. Good stuff
Love these shows
I really wasnt expecting that Milton quote...
the rain man, I was waiting for the x-men theme 🤣
I am so happy that I can watch all of season 5 including episode 18 yay💖💖💜💜❤❤
A year later have you watched all the robert stack episodes. This takes forever to watch all them. Show went on 10 years
The ran man was actually my aunts grandpa and her cousin had this made for him. Watching it with her right now and having her show me all the people in it.
Wouldn't that be your great uncle
This show needs to come back
@9:10 - Turns out it was just really humid.
right on son 👍
16:26 is that Louie CK?
That was one evil grandfather. He abuses you in life and death.
Binge watching in 2023
Case 1: Rain Man LOL
That was very intriguing and very well-done.
It was like the devil's rain? I love that movie! Shatner and Borgnine, together at last!
Maybe Hunter's murder was a case of mistaken identity? Seems like a contract hit done on the wrong person 😕
Expound on your theory please.
@@Booth1667 The guy had no known enemies or history of doing illegal activity and the fact that they never caught his killer nor did the killer leave any evidence kind of makes me think his murderer knew exactly how to kill without leaving any evidence. Welps, that's my opinion at least....
@@CEDL4072 I agree with you. Certainly seems plausible.
@@Booth1667 It almost reminded me of the Matt Flores case (also shown on UM) except recently they stated he did secret military work but for a long time, authorities also thought his murder was a case of mistaken identity but yeah, you can kind of see where I'm coming from lol
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One of my all time favorite episodes! I’d love to interview the rain boy on my channel! 🌧️🌧️🌧️
This show is a real instance of something supernatural happening I saw this when I was young I’m 37 now and I think about it all the time and still have no idea what it means. I know someone does though and I don’t think we will ever know until we cross over unfortunately