In July 2014, Dale was finally declared legally dead. His date of death was listed as the day of his disappearance. Corning was ordered to pay twenty-seven years' worth of interest on his pension as well as interest on his life insurance proceeds.
@@thegreatoutdoors9344 Yeah, it ended up coming out that the company was WAY more concerned about the missing platinum than Dale. Their internal memos showed they figured Dale was off on a drunken binge. It seemed obvious that he was killed in the robbery. The bad guy had a gun to Dale’s back in the recreation.
No however authorities are convinced he was killed and buried in a backyard in CT. Did you notice that the US Marshal Arthur Roderick also appeared the Jean Marie Gagnon segment
Hell, if you leave me in a room with "Platinum Pipes", I too, will disappear along with those Logs. Next thing you know they'd put a picture of both me and my b-llsh+t car on 'Unsolved Mysteries' and 'America's Most Wanted' as well. End of story.
They found the killer, William Earl Talbot II, guilty in June 2019. He was found through a DNA profile generated by a genetic genealogy website, as in there were enough relatives who partook in genetic profiles detectives were able to surmise where in the family tree DNA captured at this crime scene fit into that.
Dale was obviously in on it. He used the "masked intruder" as a cover, met with him to make it look like a robbery, then once out of sight of cameras, Dale put the mask on and took the platinum (because obviously the robber wouldn't have been skilled in taking it like Dale was.) Then he went off to start a new life. It's messed up but that's what I think happened. He didn't cover up the cameras because it was like a final prideful move but also maybe thought it'd help him look like an alibi. No kidding he didn't take his cigarettes, he could just buy new ones. He left all that stuff because he already had his other life planned out, all to make it look like he was taken. Why would a robber take the guy working at the factory? That's the only thing that doesn't make sense out of this whole thing. No robber would do all that and then take the employee. Maybe they might kill them and leave them somewhere, but he was never found. Sad for his family! You never truly know people I guess.
The robber could have abducted him because he was worried about being identified. I suspect that the robber was likely either a former or current employee, and Dale may have either recognized his voice or possibly took his mask off in a struggle. Or Dale may simply have tried to get the upper hand on him and was killed as a result of a struggle. Of course, it seems likely if that was the case there would have been blood somewhere in the factory.
Never it was the boss no way he would leave his daughters or show his face like that you would have to be prty dumb. Why leave a box a smokes a brand new truck too nope no way ! And then never seen again come on...
@@thegreatoutdoors9344 I never thought of that but it could have been. Either way I think it was someone who was connected with and familiar with the plant somehow. Random thieves are unlikely to go into a strange and huge plant like that to steal something obscure like platinum. something esoteric to most people, most only know vaguely what it even is.
🤔🤔Courtney you are so right dale was in on it at one point he looks directly into the camera why didn't he signal for help or call the authorities you don't help a masked intruder who's robbing your business and that's what he was doing my opinion period 🤔🤔🤔
🤔🤔Me personally I believe dale kerstettar was in on the robbery the whole time he didn't signal for help when he was in trouble at one point he looks directly into the camera saying "here I am stealing the platinum and there's not a thing anyone can do about it" I even think he's still alive somewhere dale helped the assailant robbed his business period 🤔🤔
Not likely. First off what good would it do to him to signal to a camera for help? its not like it was being observed on monitors anywhere by a live person. He knew by the time someone saw it he'd be either dead or long gone. And second if he was in on it, why did he and the other man not cover the cameras? He knew they were there. Why would the other man show up in a mask and thus worried about identification if he was in league with Dale? Would it not have made more sense for Dale to simply cover the cameras? Most of the evidence points to him being abducted and that's probably what happened, otherwise he'd have likely come back when the statute of limitations expired. Or at least contacted his family. I think its pretty obvious from the masked man's concealed hand behind Dale's back he had a gun in it.
@@joshlight6892 they have the actual video on another show like FBI files or something and the actual look he gives the camera is scared and upset. The difference really stuck with me because of how nonchalant he is in the unsolved mysteries reenactment.
Never robbers are not that dumb 1 has a mask! Stfu.. yall dumb he had 6 daughters a brand new truck.. it was obviously his boss trying to blame him .. wow
The poor boy who didn't get adopted broke my heart. Rest in peace.
Australia is watching you Kathy ❤️☯️😇
In July 2014, Dale was finally declared legally dead. His date of death was listed as the day of his disappearance. Corning was ordered to pay twenty-seven years' worth of interest on his pension as well as interest on his life insurance proceeds.
I believe it was his boss guy thst was trying to blame him ... there no way dale would leave his daughters
@@thegreatoutdoors9344 Yeah, it ended up coming out that the company was WAY more concerned about the missing platinum than Dale. Their internal memos showed they figured Dale was off on a drunken binge.
It seemed obvious that he was killed in the robbery. The bad guy had a gun to Dale’s back in the recreation.
40:56 He looked like he was about to summon KITT
Unbelievable that the footage of Kerstetter actually is available to be seen, however it is too grainy to make anything out of it.
I cant make up my mind weather i think he was a victim or an accomplice
@@rojamno I still think victim.
Girl was adopted to the John wick family I had to go back and listen again
Sylvia and Joseph looked so much alike.
That company hated dale
The subtitles are off.
I do not know a thing about this light, i am not a scientist :P
orbs
🤔The last story was salvatore caruana ever apprehended or captured🤔🤔
No however authorities are convinced he was killed and buried in a backyard in CT. Did you notice that the US Marshal Arthur Roderick also appeared the Jean Marie Gagnon segment
Renee and me together in a haunted building hunting ghosts 😁
Doesn't apprehended and captured mean the same thing? Lol CUTE 🤗
@@abztrakt7071😬😬🤔 No i'm too afraid and scared of haunted house and ghost period😱😬
Hell, if you leave me in a room with "Platinum Pipes", I too, will disappear along with those Logs.
Next thing you know they'd put a picture of both me and my b-llsh+t car on 'Unsolved Mysteries' and 'America's Most Wanted' as well. End of story.
You say Carijuana was pushing marijuana??
The hell you say
No offense but Dale looked WAY older then 50 years old. His daughters are cute.
He was a smoker.
Orphans trains 👀💯🦉🕷🏴☠️🏁🎭
What happened🤔😟🤔😟?
no answer. thats why this show is called unsolved
They found the killer, William Earl Talbot II, guilty in June 2019. He was found through a DNA profile generated by a genetic genealogy website, as in there were enough relatives who partook in genetic profiles detectives were able to surmise where in the family tree DNA captured at this crime scene fit into that.
Richard.
Dale was obviously in on it. He used the "masked intruder" as a cover, met with him to make it look like a robbery, then once out of sight of cameras, Dale put the mask on and took the platinum (because obviously the robber wouldn't have been skilled in taking it like Dale was.) Then he went off to start a new life. It's messed up but that's what I think happened. He didn't cover up the cameras because it was like a final prideful move but also maybe thought it'd help him look like an alibi. No kidding he didn't take his cigarettes, he could just buy new ones. He left all that stuff because he already had his other life planned out, all to make it look like he was taken. Why would a robber take the guy working at the factory? That's the only thing that doesn't make sense out of this whole thing. No robber would do all that and then take the employee. Maybe they might kill them and leave them somewhere, but he was never found. Sad for his family! You never truly know people I guess.
The robber could have abducted him because he was worried about being identified. I suspect that the robber was likely either a former or current employee, and Dale may have either recognized his voice or possibly took his mask off in a struggle. Or Dale may simply have tried to get the upper hand on him and was killed as a result of a struggle. Of course, it seems likely if that was the case there would have been blood somewhere in the factory.
Never it was the boss no way he would leave his daughters or show his face like that you would have to be prty dumb. Why leave a box a smokes a brand new truck too nope no way ! And then never seen again come on...
@@joshlight6892 it was the boss trying to blame him 100%
@@thegreatoutdoors9344 I never thought of that but it could have been. Either way I think it was someone who was connected with and familiar with the plant somehow. Random thieves are unlikely to go into a strange and huge plant like that to steal something obscure like platinum. something esoteric to most people, most only know vaguely what it even is.
🤔🤔Courtney you are so right dale was in on it at one point he looks directly into the camera why didn't he signal for help or call the authorities you don't help a masked intruder who's robbing your business and that's what he was doing my opinion period 🤔🤔🤔
Dales Boss did it !! Hes trying to blame someone else ! I bet 100 million$ it was the manager
DALE SET THAT UP. HE GOT AWAY WITH IT, BUT GOD WILL BE HIS JUDGE.
🤔🤔Me personally I believe dale kerstettar was in on the robbery the whole time he didn't signal for help when he was in trouble at one point he looks directly into the camera saying "here I am stealing the platinum and there's not a thing anyone can do about it" I even think he's still alive somewhere dale helped the assailant robbed his business period 🤔🤔
Not likely. First off what good would it do to him to signal to a camera for help? its not like it was being observed on monitors anywhere by a live person. He knew by the time someone saw it he'd be either dead or long gone. And second if he was in on it, why did he and the other man not cover the cameras? He knew they were there. Why would the other man show up in a mask and thus worried about identification if he was in league with Dale? Would it not have made more sense for Dale to simply cover the cameras? Most of the evidence points to him being abducted and that's probably what happened, otherwise he'd have likely come back when the statute of limitations expired. Or at least contacted his family. I think its pretty obvious from the masked man's concealed hand behind Dale's back he had a gun in it.
Someone said they caught the guy who did it with DNA and those ancestry sites in 2019
@@joshlight6892 they have the actual video on another show like FBI files or something and the actual look he gives the camera is scared and upset. The difference really stuck with me because of how nonchalant he is in the unsolved mysteries reenactment.
Never robbers are not that dumb 1 has a mask! Stfu.. yall dumb he had 6 daughters a brand new truck.. it was obviously his boss trying to blame him .. wow
What I’m thinking is different. He deliberately facing on the camera to give the people or police a clue what happened.