@@ownSystem This wasn't the '90s, you dipshit. The earliest seasons were in the '80s. The creation of the show (including the music) was made in the '80s.
@@JanetStarChild funk yeah your so stupid your idiotness is overwhelming. It was a 90s show really. Go back and jumping on to your toy cars and leave the real memory trailing for real adults. Dumbtard. Lol.
Wish Robert Stacks was still alive he would find out what happen too Gabby Petito and what happen too Brain Laundrie that he died if he even he could be hiding out some were because everybody wants him or somebody could saw him and hurt him because everybody thinks he did it if he didn't he should of talked lawyer or no lawyer too clear his name I would if I didn't kill her that's what made him look Guilty ?
Haunting, sad, with some random craziness/comedic relief thrown in (i.e. crazy guy at the record shop). I feel bad for his mom- she was understandably so upset by the whole thing.
My view is that he died due to alcohol and drugs was kept somewhere in the hope that he would regain conscience but he never did. The people from the party maybe Susan the girl who owned the duplex panicked and dumped him there. They will never admit because they know police don't have solid evidence.
See, I always saw it as pretty open and shut, just with parents who didn't want to accept it. I think it's pretty clear Kurt died of alcohol poisoning and his young friends panicked and covered it up. I think they're just lucky none of them have talked in all these years.
I think it was a guy who got molested as a kid getting revenge. This happened before all the pedo priests were outed, so I doubt the cops considered this angle back then. The fact the killer left all that cash on the ground on purpose tells me the killer wanted to make a statement this was personal.
@@elliotravencroft285 Thank you for the information on father Kerrigan, Adrian. Indeed the theory that the killer was a victim of sexual abuse by these priests or others make more and more sense.
Yup. I've heard this theory before too, and I think that there were more priests killed. It could've also been an angry parent or a random vigilante group that found pedophile priests and killed them. I hope the police never find out who did it because they did the right thing. These predators deserve death.
That Kurt Sova disappearance is really strange. (Stranger than most lol that is) Unfortunately, both Kurt's parents are now deceased. Kurt's father, Kenneth died in 2001 and Dorothy died in 2014 without hearing any new info in the case. Heartbreaking. 💔
Noticing that his parents seemed to be in their 50s at the time they were interviewed, I thought they probably had passed away after 30 years... I still hope the case is reexamined by a cold case unit. Maybe it can be solved so at least his siblings can know what happened to their brother.
I'm guessing that those "party guests" were part of a really rough crowd, and Kurt was way out of his element. The "guy from Detroit" was at the party, or knew somebody who was there, and was getting a sick thrill over using Kurt's death to intimidate people. The fact that he disappeared around the time the body was found suggests that he wasn't a crazy drifter like the cops assumed, but rather, knew exactly what he was doing.
Rod serling and Robert stack are the only two tv hosts who can scare me by just narrating a story.they are also the only two guys who can narrate a chilling story in such a cool way
I never thought about this before, till you mentioned Rod Serling and Robert Stack in the same sentence. But Unsolved Mysteries can feel like a real life Twilight Zone episode sometimes.
I must admit I am the biggest death/black metal fan you will ever meet. Most people would think the music I listen to is dark or depressing. I'm telling you that NOTHING is more haunting than this music from this show
As a fellow metalhead, I'm right there with you lol. I can listen to the most brutal and disgusting music ever, but if I get the music from this show stuck in my head...and I just so happen to have to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night...you best believe I'm going to have shivers down my spine as I walk down my dark hallway to the bathroom. All the while freaking myself out with the shadows I see lmao. Feeling like in being watched 😂
You aint lying. Its kind of a misfit for the reuniting stories etc. But its a perfect fit for the spooky shit. I like it. But its the most disturbing spooky sound ever
Dude just abandoned his Chinese wife and son. If he had wanted her in America he would have simply married her. Happy the son turned out well and that he then found his son. I could see it was an awkward moment at first for John’s son.
The Kurt Sova case is very strange and complex they should have looked more into the guy who went into the flower shop as a suspect, and the girl at the party lied about something, plus it was creepy that Eugene another boy Kurt knew also had his boot missing from his foot too wow how strange just so creepy.
@@martytruelove5026 The police in the 70's and early 80's really dropped the ball on a lot of missing juvenile cases. The general consensus at the time was that kids often ran off and got into trouble, and it wasn't worth the polices' time to do that much investigation. These days there is much more pressure on the cops to fully investigate these kinds of cases.
Why didn't the Police go into the basement with sniffer/cadaver dogs? I know this was a-few year's back but it seems the Police could have put more effort into it.
A Moye I was working the night it happened. I was just trained and assigned to K9. My dog Cliff was trained for cadavers and narcotics. While in route, I found some black people and decided to harass them. We never did get around to finding that body.... Shame...!
I SEEN THAT STORY ON SEVERAL SHOW'S! HE HIT HER WITH IT! THE RANCH OWNER WENT OUT TOO RETRIEVE HER AND CALL EMT! HE SAID A FEW DAY'S LATER HE KNEW HE CLEARED ALL THE ROCK'S THE WEEK BEFORE! A FARM WORKER PICKED THEM ALL UP! WENT BACK DAY BEFORE BECAUSE HE WAS PLANTING NEXT DAY! BIG ROCKS HE SAID TORE HIS BLADES UP! WHEN HE HEARD THAT HE FINALLY CONFESSED! BUT I THINK HE WENT ON THE LAM AFTER THE PLEA ,HE GOT TIME TOO PUT HIS PROPERTIES IN ORDER! THEN SPLIT!
I'd love to see the autopsy report. Was FULL toxicology done? Time of death is notoriously difficult to pin down. How competent was the coroner? This case is the focus of the 2020 Crime Con in Chicago. I hope they have all the info they need. I think Debbie (real name of the girl who had the party) is the key. She knows exactly what happened to Kurt.
Melanie, just by listening to that coroner made me think he’s full of crap. Just the way he talked. He max have tested wrong blood. It does happen. No one ever challenges those people. Everyone tales their word for it.
with the murder of two priests there is some thought it was revenge for sexualk abuse the priests were involved in...In April of 2015, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Helena released the names of eighty former employees (mostly priests and nuns) who had allegedly sexually abused children in western Montana. One of the names released was Father Kerrigan. It was discovered that he had been moved between multiple churches throughout his thirty years of priesthood. Also, he had previously spent time at the Congregation of the Servants of the Paraclete in Jemez Springs, New Mexico. The facility was originally used to treat priests with drug and alcohol problems; however, it later took in priests accused of sexual abuse. Some have now theorized that his disappearance may be a case of vigilante justice. However, some investigators have claimed that the motive for his alleged murder was not related to sexual abuse.
Agree. I think whoever killed him was a former victim who heard he was being transferred to Ronan and contacted Kerrigan. They arranged a meeting, Kerrigan brought money to pay him off and was killed anyway. The day it happened was a Saturday, and he'd have had plenty of time to arrange a meeting and get out of town and back in time for Mass that evening. Saturday Mass typically is not held before 4 p.m. local time.
The whiplash on some of these stories are insane. "And this grisly murder has not yet been solved and the murderer likely still walks free... And now, two kids find a nice rock!".
@@williammatthews693 Sometimes it involves a Bigfoot sighting, but for many others, people can be in a large open area with a group of friends or relatives and from one second to the next disappear without a trace.
@@williammatthews693 Most are found dead. However many of those that are found alive and old enough talk cannot remember just what happened to them. Some report being very close to search parties and yet not being able to be seen or heard by them. (You can look up David Paulides' Missing 411 books on nabigfootsearch..com)
Eugene's cause of death was also apparently undetermined. The missing shoes on both boys could have been collected as trophies by a serial killer, such as the Happy Face Killers who target healthy young men.
As for the Kurt case, I wonder if the girl who threw the party had something to do with it. She lied to Kurt's mother. Like she was covering up something? Maybe she knew the guy with the white van, hanging around with Kurt. Why did she call his mom at 3 in the morning? Weird case.
I thought it was weird how the mom said they were looking in ravines and ditches and that she even looked in dumpsters... Who looks for a LIVING person in the dumpster?
@@heatherlowe7330 She didn't know yet whether Kurt was alive or dead. She had to look into all possibilities. For all she knew, Kurt could have been left for dead in a dumpster but still be alive, either unconscious or injured to the point that he couldn't get out on his own.
With regards to the KURT SOVA case it was later discovered that one cop in particular was very corrupt and the investigation into KURT was intentionally botched
@@andrewhoyle1521 everclear isn't an alcohol anyone wants to play with. Especially a beginner. I know a hardened drinker that it nearly killed. I can't shake the feeling that it lead to his dimise. Maybe stumbling back inside finding his way to the basement cot. Choked on his own puke or organs just shut down. They found him days later panicked and carried him to the ravine. I don't think there's a big conspiracy here. Just a sad and tragic occurrence. Js.🙏 rip kurt.
But their was No alchool in his system to end his life. I dont know anything about everclear (b4 my day) but that's why i dont think it was that. But it would make sense
Police later found remains that were suspected of being Kerrigan's, but were later proven to be not. He remains missing and both cases remain a mystery. It is no longer believed that the cases are connected as Father Kerrigan was discovered to be on a list of priests allegedly involved in child molestation, although Kerrigan's guilt has not yet been confirmed. It is now believed that Kerrigan's murderer may have been a molestation victim or someone close to a victim, such as a blood relative. The motive for Father Rivera's murder has yet to be determined. However, there has been some speculation that Father Rivera's murder may be connected to another Unsolved Mysteries case, an unidentified man called William L. Toomey who committed suicide in a Boise, Idaho church in 1982. Toomey has allegedly been connected to the murder of another priest, Father Patrick Ryan, although another man, James Ramos, was convicted in that case. However, police have failed to find convincing evidence that Toomey or Ramos participated in Father Rivera's murder.
Before Credit and debit cards, people used to carry a lot more cash. I remember in the 1970's my dad always had a few hundred dollars on him. The priest was new to town and probably had extra money on him to buy things for his new home to get settled in. Also, a lot of things cost more before we had unfair free trade with china, I remember microwaves costing 1,000 dollars , made in America.
Amie, debit cards were widely used in 1984 and credit cards were extremely well established. They were not rare or uncommon at all. Carrying over $1,000 on your person wld be unusual for anyone when that was more money than many people made in a month at that time, but especially when your lodging and possibly even meals are already provided at a rectory and you supposedly live an intentionally austere life.
@@inkyguy The older Debit cards only worked at the bank ATM they were issued. you couldn't pay at a store with them. I worked retail starting 1987 and I didn't see the newer type until the mid 1990's. When I say newer, I am talking about ones you could Use at any store to make purchases. Yes Credit Cards were used back then but not by as many people and certainly my family did not use them and I had 10 Aunts and Uncles. Consumer Credit Card debt was no where like it is today. Cash was still mostly used in the 1970's and 80's.. I grew up on military bases and I remember the GI's cashing their whole paycheck and having all that cast to blow in their wallet. My dad was an E7 only and he made 1,600 after taxes. An example, Our first Microwave Cost us 1,000 dollars and my dad paid cash, So 1,000 is not so unusual for someone moving and possibly paying big bills, but it was a lot. I don't understand your coment, where it is coming from. :)
@@inkyguy OH I forgot to say, We had a 40 inch projection TV in 1988 and It cost us 4,000 dollars! And we went to get cash frome the bank to get it. Mabye I grew up in a different world than most.
26:11 This show could be amazing at times! I love the creepy unexplained supernatural mysteries. And the unsolved crimes. But the lost loves stories are the most amazing to me. I was in tears when they said that John had found both his father and his son.
Hey am from Jamaica and I'm addicted to unsolved mysteries with Robert Stack I can't get enough of these channels its interesting how the investigators does their job Yes thumbs up to good law enforcement work...and I really don't believe kurt death is an accident some one somewhere knows something about his death
Kurts case was prime example of plain piss poor police work. The parents found more information and did more on the case then obviously the police ever attempted.
Poor Kurt 😟 I hope they’ll know one day, who did this! Anyway. The rock mystery was interesting. I believe some people have been cursed and me too. I’ve had a lot of bad luck in my life, which makes me believe I am. I also believe some people come across something that brings them luck for many years, enough to get them on their feet. That was an amazing story.
I remember being absolutely terrified by the episode on Kurt Sova. It was his photo as well as how they found him in a ravine and the events of how he disappeared and ultimately died. Had nightmares about it for decades after until I watched the episode as a grown man. It has always been a mystery whether he accidentally died and they dumped him there or met with foul play. We will never know and it is heartbreaking that his parents are now gone without knowing what happened to him. I remember watching that with all of these episodes together. There is no show like Unsolved Mysteries and the original with Robert Stack will always be the best.
If you ever wake up in the middle of the night ..and you cant get any sleep.. you should watch unsolved mysteries...i guarantee you will get a good nights rest.......
Best guess, someone spiked Kurt's drink, he had an allergic reaction, fell unconscious into a coma. Whom ever threw the party didn't want to get blamed. Hid him in a bedroom. When he didn't recover & died, they got scared & dumped him on that vacant lot.
Wish could still join that dear Robert Stack for unsolved mysteries.. have watched them all, insomniac me rewatches/listens because his voice soothes, depsite horrific stories!
I had a friend who married an American soldier during the war, who fathered her youngest child. He went back to the states, then she lost contact with him. For 20 years, she bugged me to help her find him. For 20 years, nothing but dead ends. The language barrier didn't help. Sometimes, we'd go a year or so without seeing one another, then take up where we left off. Finally, I FOUND HIM. I figured, "Vietnam vet, they have a lot of health issues...maybe?" So, I searched his name and "obituary", and sure enough...he'd passed 6 years earlier. I went to tell her, only to find out she'd gone home to Vietnam for a visit...and died there. The reason they lost contact? He was ALREADY married here, with kids! I've not contacted the family, I think it would do no good. The son is a scam artist, always trying to con people out of money. Gambling addict. On disability somehow, but makes a lot of money under the table, which all goes to gambling instead of his family.
Whom ever killed or was around when he died was someone Kurt knew or a total stranger who felt bad for his death....as if they would feel bad for his family and so they left him in an area where he would be found.
@Eye71Opener Stranger things have happened, but your theory is kind of farfetched. It would involve a lot of people and that makes it tougher to pull it off. I think the most logical is that they fed him too much alcohol at the party. They didn't know he wasn't a strong drinker and it went wrong. They hoped he would recover and let him be in the basement. But he didn't recover, he died. Also, still just a theory, but it was a party with alcohol and they lied there was a party at first and that Kurt had been there. Had it not been for the delivery guy they would have stuck to that story. At least Susan had to change her story.
Also, if Kurt was lying in that cot passed out wouldn’t there be urine stains? Maybe it was just nasty and his dad wouldn’t be able to tell anyway. I wonder if he was on some kind of other mind altering drug. So sad
What's not mentioned in the priest segment was that another man disappeared from the same area as Father Kerrigan did two days later. Another priest James Anderson also mysteriously disappeared in Montana in 1982.
@@pookiesis1465 thought about that. Was wondering about the clothes hangers and searched the case. Kerrigan was under investigation in 2015 he was on a list
When this episode started I thought I remembered instantly the Kurt Sova case from something recently. Like another show had redone this episode. Body by a little water, after a party, a party where they didn't know a lot of people, no cause of death, the area is searched and a the body is found in the same area later, something with the shoes. Later realized it was a lot like the case on the new season of Unsolved Mysteries on Netflix about Alonzo Brooks. So similar.
Yes the Alonzo story made me think a Lot. First i was mad at his friends fro leaving him but the weird part of that story was that when they found him the letter in his wallet was not wet or ruined neither was his wallet. If he had been in the water it for days it would have been. Weird.
When the one witness said he saw him walking on the side of the road the following Monday with another person he didn't recognize & said he pulled over to offer him a ride. But he then heard him yell "Franco" before crossing the road & hopping into a van with this other person. Why is no one bringing up who the hell this "Franco" driving the van is?
So saddening what happened to Kurt and how his parents never saw their son alive again and there was no resolving in his death... He had a lovely smile.💔 I’m happy also for the father and son reunion, you can see the emotion in his eyes. Seeing his son after all of these years, Lord knows I miss my dad everyday especially lately. 😔
That photo of Kurt used to scare the crap out of me (no disrespect to Kurt). Probably because something frightening happened to him. Must be a psychological thing why I found and still find his photo scary. But it is very sad that his parents never saw him again and never found out what happened. I'm real sorry to hear about your Dad bro', I lost mine four years ago and I think about him every day.
Vinay Mulukutla Thank you so much I really appreciate that. Been feeling the grief here lately, and surely, the loss of a parent is something that never goes away truly and there is a empty void never filled... 😪🥀😔 Ya know? I’m very sorry to hear about the loss of your dad also, fours years certainly isn’t that long ago. My sincerest condolences to you Mine has been gone for over seventeen years, as of May 3rd and the moments that crush me the most Vinay, is that there are so many moments he won’t be around and hasn’t been to see witness or I can’t call him on the phone lean on his shoulder for guidance.😰 Those moments hurt the most... It certainly is a real tragedy of what happened to Kurt I can see how the pic can be frightening Unsolved Mysterious have had some of the most evil and sadistic cases of crime/murder, And with the music and photos shown of the victims let alone suspects especially the ones not caught and their creepy mugshots like “America’s Most Wanted” being pictured can indeed be scary along with sadly and tragically the victims... Sorry if my response is “lengthy.”
@@michaeld.williamsiii9026 Hi Michael. Sorry for the late reply but I truly appreciate your words and your condolences. It still feels like yesterday when we got that call early in the morning that he wasn't doing well and spending the last few hours with him (although I went out to tell my sibling). I think it will always feel like yesterday for me. But I too am sorry that you lost your father seventeen years ago and indeed, that's the worst thing of it, not being able to talk to our fathers, call them on the phone or just sit in the same room with them whether it's for dinner, chilling in the living room or just having discussions. Also going to places that we enjoyed together can sometimes unleash grieving moments. I don't know what to say man. You get on with life and do what you have to do but it never leaves you. I feel sad that Kurt Sova died so young just simply going to a party full of strangers which was very unwise. I grew up watching Unsolved Mysteries and a lot of photos of victims and criminals are scary if not the case details. But it always kept me coming back for more. I hope life is kind to you and that everything is fine with you. Thanks so much for sharing your experiences and I wish you all the best. V.
Unsolved. Both Kurt's parents are now deceased. Kurt's father Kenneth died in 2001 and his mother Dorothy died in 2014 without hearing any new info in the case. Two of his brothers have also since passed away. His third brother Kevin is still looking for answers. In November of 2019, it was announced that the Newburgh Heights Police Department was partnering with Tiffin University to take another look into Kurt's case. In February of 2020, Kurt's case was featured in the CrimeCon event "CrowdSolve". In this event, 100 participants worked together to examine the case and help solve it. It is not known if any new information was uncovered.
What I want to know is on the first one the mystery behind Kurt Sova's death, why is there not any focus on the other boy, Eugene, who was found dead in the same manor in practically the same area a couple months later? isn't his death just as suspicious?
Aweeee yes (deep inhale/minor flashbacks) the good ol days watching this show with my grandma/mom she’s not with us now but she loved this show and she turned me onto many many classics.
Grieving parents always say "I know my child and it wasn't like them to do that." I remember how much I hid from my parents as a teenager and makes me think that most parents have no idea who their children really are.
I think Kurt died at the party after they tried sobering him up, alcohol poisoning. I think people moved his body once he died in the house. His friend didn’t act right after he went missing. Supplying minors alcohol at your house is illegal obviously. He was probably taken to the ravine once they saw he hadn’t gotten better. I doubt he walked there himself. Wasn't foul play but I feel there were still other people involved.
I guess you missed the scene where the doctor said there was no enough alcohol to kill him & the fact he lived for several days after the party & then died
I remember that it started low in the ratings and as time went on it slowly started to climb the ratings until it was labeled a bonafide hit catching NBC executives by surprise.
I half expected there to be an update to the good luck rock to say something like: “Update! Family found to be secret drug dealers! Money reported form businesses falsified.”
The atmosphere this show had with Robert Stack... just unsettling, but oh so addictive. Love the super creepy feels i got from this show as a kid.
Exactly! That's what I love about it.
It's classic 90s sound. Classic scary sounding. And intense bios. And of course a great host.
@An Oasis Can to scary. It's the 90's. 😆
@@ownSystem
This wasn't the '90s, you dipshit. The earliest seasons were in the '80s. The creation of the show (including the music) was made in the '80s.
@@JanetStarChild funk yeah your so stupid your idiotness is overwhelming. It was a 90s show really. Go back and jumping on to your toy cars and leave the real memory trailing for real adults. Dumbtard. Lol.
I’m addicted to unsolved mysteries... Rest In Peace Kurt I hope he gets justice one day ❤️🙏🏾
Me too
I watched these first run. Seeing them now is like time travel.
Linds Neal so did me and my parents
I agree. Watching these episodes bring back memories of my college years.
i watched em' all first run too. i love the show that much i still watch them now here on YT even though i've already seen em' all.
Linds Neal the beginning intro brings me back big time it’s so weird
Me too
30 years later this show is still eerie AF! My grown ass still refuse to watch this show by myself at night.
Really. 😆
Virgin? Lol.
I agree. Eerie and haunting unlike any other show in tv history.
I watch it with my dog haha
I’m with you. I am 28 and cannot watch it alone at night without having nightmares 😭
ROBERT STACK...
The man is a legend amongst LEGENDS...
Awesome to have these original episodes back on air again...
R.I.P.
RIP legend Robert stack
love robert stack. may he rest in peace.
Wish Robert Stacks was still alive he would find out what happen too Gabby Petito and what happen too Brain Laundrie that he died if he even he could be hiding out some were because everybody wants him or somebody could saw him and hurt him because everybody thinks he did it if he didn't he should of talked lawyer or no lawyer too clear his name I would if I didn't kill her that's what made him look Guilty ?
Yes.
It's so heartwarming to see that John Ellis found his father and son. I wish all of the stories on UM had such a happy ending.
MIGTOW
The Kurt Sova case is the prototype for every segment on Unsolved Mysteries. Absolutely haunting.
Best show ever.
@@MaximusWolfe yes.
Haunting, sad, with some random craziness/comedic relief thrown in (i.e. crazy guy at the record shop). I feel bad for his mom- she was understandably so upset by the whole thing.
I dunno what is more haunting.
The fact that the perpetrator is still at large, or the fact that the Case is considered classified.
He got drunk and died of hypothermia
Those segments where people are reunited always make my eye's water.
MIGTOW
Soldiers coming back get me ever time
Right.
This one even more so. I'm so happy John was reunited with both his son and father.
I cried when the father reunited with his son. I hope they've spent the last few decades healing and growing strong. God bless them.
Over 2000 views so fast? That proves t People prefer robert staks episodes.
We all do
The Robert Stack episodes were the best!
He's much better than the other guy (Dennis Farina) who took over.
The untouchable
like we needed proof 😏
Moment of silence for Robert Stack.......👏
I was just on my way to the beach!
I was just getting something to eat
You can put dat in da frigerator!!
Sir, please!
@@JanetStarChild I just came to get something to eat!!!!
I have a unsolved mysteries addiction since I've found these😢 lol
Angelina Harshbarger WELCOME SISTER! You’re home!
Unsolved Mysteries Robert Stack ⭐️👌🏼. Unsolved Mysteries Dennis Farina 😕🤢🤮😶
We're all about that life lol
Angelina Harshbarger u are not alone!!!!! 😁
TRATOR1 033 ikr!??! No one will ever ever compare to the great Robert Stack! His voice is PERFECT for these mystery narrations.
Robert Stack's voice narrating was everything
Greatest tv show ever produced. So atmospheric, so entertaining, so engrossing. If this show didn't freak you out back then you're not human.
That Kurt case is really puzzling
Its like the weirdos came out in this segment
yeah -like you
My view is that he died due to alcohol and drugs was kept somewhere in the hope that he would regain conscience but he never did. The people from the party maybe Susan the girl who owned the duplex panicked and dumped him there. They will never admit because they know police don't have solid evidence.
kiril Veljanoski yeah but they couldn't determine what killed him
See, I always saw it as pretty open and shut, just with parents who didn't want to accept it. I think it's pretty clear Kurt died of alcohol poisoning and his young friends panicked and covered it up. I think they're just lucky none of them have talked in all these years.
The priests killer segment is truly one of the best, so mysterious and so chilling. Truly a haunting story.
I think it was a guy who got molested as a kid getting revenge. This happened before all the pedo priests were outed, so I doubt the cops considered this angle back then. The fact the killer left all that cash on the ground on purpose tells me the killer wanted to make a statement this was personal.
@@JohnSmith-ys4nl Very good and plausible theory there. 👍
@@elliotravencroft285 Thank you for the information on father Kerrigan, Adrian. Indeed the theory that the killer was a victim of sexual abuse by these priests or others make more and more sense.
Yup. I've heard this theory before too, and I think that there were more priests killed. It could've also been an angry parent or a random vigilante group that found pedophile priests and killed them. I hope the police never find out who did it because they did the right thing. These predators deserve death.
Interesting after all this time that no one found Fr Rivera’s killer.
Was Kerrigan’s body ever found?
I love working from home and being able to binge watch this 😀😀😀😀 best life ever!
You don't have a job
TravestyJunction u jelly
@@escarlit I might be jealous but I'm sure as hell not some horrible slang term for it
TravestyJunction are you 58 or 12?
@@escarlit 30
2:25 Halloween Party Death
18:52 Father/son
27:54 Pries Killer
39:32 Rock of ages
That Kurt Sova disappearance is really strange.
(Stranger than most lol that is)
Unfortunately, both Kurt's parents are now deceased.
Kurt's father, Kenneth died in 2001 and Dorothy died in 2014 without hearing any new info in the case.
Heartbreaking. 💔
i hoe they have found each other in the afterlife
Jewel Clark but good news Selena Gomez and other investigators are helping to solve Kurt case
I not a troll I saying that the case is being reopened and they will try to solve the case
Jewel Clark there a video on inside edition that says Selena Gomez is studying and reopening a 30 year old case file and it about Kurt sova
ruclips.net/video/ZyQOBPsMFVk/видео.html watch this and u understand Selena Gomez the singer and actress
Guess who's back...back again...Stack is back....tell a friend...
Eminem is garbage he sucks Donkey
Well made sir. I told a friend
Lol 😆 I guess he is part of bsb too!
@@jonmacdonald5345 that's not enimemn
@@karentucker2161 ok Karen! Would you like to speak to the manager
18:41 😕 Poor mama and poor dad! They died in 2014 and 2001 respectively without ever knowing what happened to their son!
Both Kurt's parents are now deceased. Kurt's father, Kenneth died in 2001 and Dorothy died in 2014 without hearing any new info in the case.
Sad.
Hopefully they’re reunited in death. 👼🏼 👼🏼
Noticing that his parents seemed to be in their 50s at the time they were interviewed, I thought they probably had passed away after 30 years... I still hope the case is reexamined by a cold case unit. Maybe it can be solved so at least his siblings can know what happened to their brother.
So so sad
rip both of Kurt's parents whom haven't gotten justice for their missing son
The "crazy from Detroit" and the photos of Eugene Kvet's death scene/accompanying music STILL gives me goosebumps as it did when I was 13.
I'm guessing that those "party guests" were part of a really rough crowd, and Kurt was way out of his element. The "guy from Detroit" was at the party, or knew somebody who was there, and was getting a sick thrill over using Kurt's death to intimidate people. The fact that he disappeared around the time the body was found suggests that he wasn't a crazy drifter like the cops assumed, but rather, knew exactly what he was doing.
Rod serling and Robert stack are the only two tv hosts who can scare me by just narrating a story.they are also the only two guys who can narrate a chilling story in such a cool way
I never thought about this before, till you mentioned Rod Serling and Robert Stack in the same sentence. But Unsolved Mysteries can feel like a real life Twilight Zone episode sometimes.
The intro music is so eerie, man...!
André Linoge chills
I couldn't watch alone, or I would freak out lol
The closing music is even better.
André Linoge yeah but I want it as a text tone sooo bad
The "Update" music puts all of the other music on the show to shame as far as creepiness factor
I'm Puerto Rican. This show is my favorite from the 90's. The main theme music, still scares me.
what does your being Puerto Rican have to do with anything?
paul kersey , IKR such an odd thing to say for no reason??!!! Lol 😂
@@capacola262743 🤣🤣🤣
So we're just gonna act like this show isn't from the 80s?
I don’t give a fuck if you’re Puerto Rican. Watch the damn show.
Gruesome deaths and magic rock hijinks. Gotta love those tonal shifts.
I must admit I am the biggest death/black metal fan you will ever meet. Most people would think the music I listen to is dark or depressing. I'm telling you that NOTHING is more haunting than this music from this show
As a fellow metalhead, I'm right there with you lol. I can listen to the most brutal and disgusting music ever, but if I get the music from this show stuck in my head...and I just so happen to have to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night...you best believe I'm going to have shivers down my spine as I walk down my dark hallway to the bathroom. All the while freaking myself out with the shadows I see lmao. Feeling like in being watched 😂
I worry for people who find joy in the cacophony that is your favorite kind of music. 😳
I'm saying! That music has always given me the creeps! Love it though!
@@EYE_GOTCHA get a life
You aint lying. Its kind of a misfit for the reuniting stories etc. But its a perfect fit for the spooky shit. I like it. But its the most disturbing spooky sound ever
Dude just abandoned his Chinese wife and son. If he had wanted her in America he would have simply married her. Happy the son turned out well and that he then found his son. I could see it was an awkward moment at first for John’s son.
"I think Kurt is sleeping in my basement"
She _thinks??_
How do you not know who the person is that's sleeping in your basement?
Love Robert Stack's format of the show, no one else can match it.
The Kurt Sova case is very strange and complex they should have looked more into the guy who went into the flower shop as a suspect, and the girl at the party lied about something, plus it was creepy that Eugene another boy Kurt knew also had his boot missing from his foot too wow how strange just so creepy.
You would not have to look anywhere other than the house where the party was.How useless were the cops on this one...SAD.
@@martytruelove5026 The police in the 70's and early 80's really dropped the ball on a lot of missing juvenile cases. The general consensus at the time was that kids often ran off and got into trouble, and it wasn't worth the polices' time to do that much investigation. These days there is much more pressure on the cops to fully investigate these kinds of cases.
Legend has it, Robert Stack still wants us to join him.
Why didn't the Police go into the basement with sniffer/cadaver dogs?
I know this was a-few year's back but it seems the Police could have put more effort into it.
@A Moye boo hoo
Pete J if it was a pretty white girl you bet your ass they would hate
Have
No Doubt.
A Moye
I was working the night it happened.
I was just trained and assigned to K9. My dog Cliff was trained for cadavers and narcotics.
While in route, I found some black people and decided to harass them.
We never did get around to finding that body....
Shame...!
Where is that rock located? I need some help,
I was thinking the same!
Same like please tell me
Agreed.
It would be nice to know.
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I SEEN THAT STORY ON SEVERAL SHOW'S! HE HIT HER WITH IT! THE RANCH OWNER WENT OUT TOO RETRIEVE HER AND CALL EMT! HE SAID A FEW DAY'S LATER HE KNEW HE CLEARED ALL THE ROCK'S THE WEEK BEFORE! A FARM WORKER PICKED THEM ALL UP! WENT BACK DAY BEFORE BECAUSE HE WAS PLANTING NEXT DAY! BIG ROCKS HE SAID TORE HIS BLADES UP! WHEN HE HEARD THAT HE FINALLY CONFESSED! BUT I THINK HE WENT ON THE LAM AFTER THE PLEA ,HE GOT TIME TOO PUT HIS PROPERTIES IN ORDER! THEN SPLIT!
I'd love to see the autopsy report. Was FULL toxicology done? Time of death is notoriously difficult to pin down. How competent was the coroner? This case is the focus of the 2020 Crime Con in Chicago. I hope they have all the info they need. I think Debbie (real name of the girl who had the party) is the key. She knows exactly what happened to Kurt.
Debbie might not even be alive anymore. Same goes for the people who dumped his body.
Melanie, just by listening to that coroner made me think he’s full of crap. Just the way he talked. He max have tested wrong blood. It does happen. No one ever challenges those people. Everyone tales their word for it.
Definitely not good police work
It's really sad how many of the cases in this series are still unsolved, 30 years later.
with the murder of two priests there is some thought it was revenge for sexualk abuse the priests were involved in...In April of 2015, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Helena released the names of eighty former employees (mostly priests and nuns) who had allegedly sexually abused children in western Montana. One of the names released was Father Kerrigan. It was discovered that he had been moved between multiple churches throughout his thirty years of priesthood. Also, he had previously spent time at the Congregation of the Servants of the Paraclete in Jemez Springs, New Mexico. The facility was originally used to treat priests with drug and alcohol problems; however, it later took in priests accused of sexual abuse.
Some have now theorized that his disappearance may be a case of vigilante justice. However, some investigators have claimed that the motive for his alleged murder was not related to sexual abuse.
This was my thought too
@@ngatiharty1 me too
theres always a cover up when it comes to Rome
Yep!That was what I think happened.
Agree. I think whoever killed him was a former victim who heard he was being transferred to Ronan and contacted Kerrigan. They arranged a meeting, Kerrigan brought money to pay him off and was killed anyway. The day it happened was a Saturday, and he'd have had plenty of time to arrange a meeting and get out of town and back in time for Mass that evening. Saturday Mass typically is not held before 4 p.m. local time.
Unsolved Mysteries awesome now I can view at my own discretion at my own time.☠
I rubbed the rock on my screen. Just in case. If I have any good fortune I'll come back and tell you!
Jonathan Wright Did it work? I'm gonna do the same.
totally misread this as "rubbed the cock"
@@escarlit LOL, That might work too.
@@missundies Actually yes, but it might be just the effort I put into my projects. Well, you never know - Praise the rock!
rub this...BOIOIOIOINNNNNGGGGGGG.
The whiplash on some of these stories are insane. "And this grisly murder has not yet been solved and the murderer likely still walks free... And now, two kids find a nice rock!".
I need to visit that lucky rock.
that smirk at the end lol....he had his ways that made this programme worth watching
Kurt Sovas case was never solved and his mom passed not knowing.
At least they are together again 🙂
Kurt's death sounds like something straight out of Missing 411
Literally what I thought
I've heard about those books. Doesn't the author believe many are Bigfoot abductions? I'm not judging that's just what I've read.
@@williammatthews693 Sometimes it involves a Bigfoot sighting, but for many others, people can be in a large open area with a group of friends or relatives and from one second to the next disappear without a trace.
@@ZnenTitan Kurt turned up deceased though. Do the 411 victims turn up later, deceased or otherwise?
@@williammatthews693 Most are found dead. However many of those that are found alive and old enough talk cannot remember just what happened to them. Some report being very close to search parties and yet not being able to be seen or heard by them. (You can look up David Paulides' Missing 411 books on nabigfootsearch..com)
R.I.P Robert Stack!
The scariest thing about this episode is knowing that somewhere out here The Missing Shoe Killer is looking for his next victim.
Just waiting for the other shoe to drop
@@Emiliapocalypse *waiting to drop someone for their shoe
Eugene's cause of death was also apparently undetermined. The missing shoes on both boys could have been collected as trophies by a serial killer, such as the Happy Face Killers who target healthy young men.
The whole case is really strange in general
Or a cult
Gerardo fw could’ve been
Sad that after 38 years, the cases haven’t been solved.
You would think someone would brag about what they did at some point.
@@bobbeaumont324 not is they are a cult and keep to themselves
As for the Kurt case, I wonder if the girl who threw the party had something to do with it. She lied to Kurt's mother. Like she was covering up something? Maybe she knew the guy with the white van, hanging around with Kurt. Why did she call his mom at 3 in the morning? Weird case.
I thought it was weird how the mom said they were looking in ravines and ditches and that she even looked in dumpsters... Who looks for a LIVING person in the dumpster?
Heather Lowe because, in case he was dead. That is what she ment by dumpster. You have to look both ways. 50/50 chance of being alive or dead.
Rehana Farooqi Exactly. Something ain’t right about that
Heather Lowe I think they were looking at it both ways but also I think they were desperate to find him that they were willing to look anywhere.
@@heatherlowe7330 She didn't know yet whether Kurt was alive or dead. She had to look into all possibilities. For all she knew, Kurt could have been left for dead in a dumpster but still be alive, either unconscious or injured to the point that he couldn't get out on his own.
How fantastic that these are back up legit to stay! What’s also great are the current updated-updates they’ve provided! Let the binge begin!
So these are official and here to stay?? No removal for copyright strikes???? Ahhh, yes. Been waiting a long time for these to come back
With regards to the KURT SOVA case it was later discovered that one cop in particular was very corrupt and the investigation into KURT was intentionally botched
Where did you find that info? Source? Link?
@@briansmith1896 its legit i read the actual newspaper article from ohio
@@andrewhoyle1521 thanks for the link. Very informative and very sad. 👍
@@andrewhoyle1521 everclear isn't an alcohol anyone wants to play with. Especially a beginner. I know a hardened drinker that it nearly killed. I can't shake the feeling that it lead to his dimise. Maybe stumbling back inside finding his way to the basement cot. Choked on his own puke or organs just shut down. They found him days later panicked and carried him to the ravine. I don't think there's a big conspiracy here. Just a sad and tragic occurrence. Js.🙏 rip kurt.
But their was No alchool in his system to end his life. I dont know anything about everclear (b4 my day) but that's why i dont think it was that. But it would make sense
... & I love how the boys summarized all theories of "their" hieroglyphics rock's origin. Very concise.
Omg the reunion ones REALLY get me lol 😭😭😭
Same.
Police later found remains that were suspected of being Kerrigan's, but were later proven to be not. He remains missing and both cases remain a mystery. It is no longer believed that the cases are connected as Father Kerrigan was discovered to be on a list of priests allegedly involved in child molestation, although Kerrigan's guilt has not yet been confirmed. It is now believed that Kerrigan's murderer may have been a molestation victim or someone close to a victim, such as a blood relative. The motive for Father Rivera's murder has yet to be determined.
However, there has been some speculation that Father Rivera's murder may be connected to another Unsolved Mysteries case, an unidentified man called William L. Toomey who committed suicide in a Boise, Idaho church in 1982. Toomey has allegedly been connected to the murder of another priest, Father Patrick Ryan, although another man, James Ramos, was convicted in that case. However, police have failed to find convincing evidence that Toomey or Ramos participated in Father Rivera's murder.
The real crime is, What is a priest doing with 1200 dollars in his wallet?
Before Credit and debit cards, people used to carry a lot more cash. I remember in the 1970's my dad always had a few hundred dollars on him. The priest was new to town and probably had extra money on him to buy things for his new home to get settled in. Also, a lot of things cost more before we had unfair free trade with china, I remember microwaves costing 1,000 dollars , made in America.
Amie, debit cards were widely used in 1984 and credit cards were extremely well established. They were not rare or uncommon at all. Carrying over $1,000 on your person wld be unusual for anyone when that was more money than many people made in a month at that time, but especially when your lodging and possibly even meals are already provided at a rectory and you supposedly live an intentionally austere life.
@@inkyguy The older Debit cards only worked at the bank ATM they were issued. you couldn't pay at a store with them. I worked retail starting 1987 and I didn't see the newer type until the mid 1990's. When I say newer, I am talking about ones you could Use at any store to make purchases. Yes Credit Cards were used back then but not by as many people and certainly my family did not use them and I had 10 Aunts and Uncles. Consumer Credit Card debt was no where like it is today. Cash was still mostly used in the 1970's and 80's.. I grew up on military bases and I remember the GI's cashing their whole paycheck and having all that cast to blow in their wallet. My dad was an E7 only and he made 1,600 after taxes. An example, Our first Microwave Cost us 1,000 dollars and my dad paid cash, So 1,000 is not so unusual for someone moving and possibly paying big bills, but it was a lot. I don't understand your coment, where it is coming from. :)
@@inkyguy OH I forgot to say, We had a 40 inch projection TV in 1988 and It cost us 4,000 dollars! And we went to get cash frome the bank to get it. Mabye I grew up in a different world than most.
Buying candy for kids.
26:11 This show could be amazing at times! I love the creepy unexplained supernatural mysteries. And the unsolved crimes. But the lost loves stories are the most amazing to me. I was in tears when they said that John had found both his father and his son.
Hey am from Jamaica and I'm addicted to unsolved mysteries with Robert Stack I can't get enough of these channels its interesting how the investigators does their job
Yes thumbs up to good law enforcement work...and I really don't believe kurt death is an accident some one somewhere knows something about his death
Kurts case was prime example of plain piss poor police work. The parents found more information and did more on the case then obviously the police ever attempted.
And thus why the police now are reopening the case
That officer featured in this was later found to be a corrupt criminal also, so that muddies the waters even further, very sad case and extremely odd.
I always remembered the Kurt Sova case, from unsolved mysteries. His dear parents have passed. But hopefully, the truth will be revealed someday.
So glad I found these in April 2024😊loved this show in the 80s and 90s it was on every Friday night in my house in IRELAND 🇮🇪
This whole case is eerie and very terrifying. Had me on the edge of srat the whole time😨
Poor Kurt 😟 I hope they’ll know one day, who did this! Anyway. The rock mystery was interesting. I believe some people have been cursed and me too. I’ve had a lot of bad luck in my life, which makes me believe I am. I also believe some people come across something that brings them luck for many years, enough to get them on their feet. That was an amazing story.
It was nice to see him reunited with his family.
I remember being absolutely terrified by the episode on Kurt Sova. It was his photo as well as how they found him in a ravine and the events of how he disappeared and ultimately died. Had nightmares about it for decades after until I watched the episode as a grown man. It has always been a mystery whether he accidentally died and they dumped him there or met with foul play. We will never know and it is heartbreaking that his parents are now gone without knowing what happened to him.
I remember watching that with all of these episodes together. There is no show like Unsolved Mysteries and the original with Robert Stack will always be the best.
I think the worst part about that whole case was how his parents died without even knowing what actually happened to their son…truly heartbreaking
If you ever wake up in the middle of the night ..and you cant get any sleep.. you should watch unsolved mysteries...i guarantee you will get a good nights rest.......
Awww its like Miss Saigon. But I would rather die than leave a country without all of my sons. No way I could leave.
Best guess, someone spiked Kurt's drink, he had an allergic reaction, fell unconscious into a coma. Whom ever threw the party didn't want to get blamed. Hid him in a bedroom. When he didn't recover & died, they got scared & dumped him on that vacant lot.
That is probably exactly what happend!
Cause of death could have simply been alcohol poisoning. Wonder if any toxicology tests were done?
@Jewel Clark
Agree. That's why they were unable to find out why he died. I believe it was alcohol poisoning.
Elementary my dear Witherspoon. Elementary.
@Pasha Morris so why did they reopen the case if it has been reolved?
Wish could still join that dear Robert Stack for unsolved mysteries.. have watched them all, insomniac me rewatches/listens because his voice soothes, depsite horrific stories!
I’m watching this on Wednesday, October 28, 2020 the same day Kurt’s body was discovered in 1981. What a coincidence.
The coroner never mentioned if there were drugs in his system. Why would the police let a man go who threatened to kill a local girl!!!
Police are idiot's.
cuz he was just a crazy from Detroit
@@luv2eatpuss79 they should release the name of the person and talk to him again
@@luv2eatpuss79 lol
They said at the time he was just missing and no body was found at that time
8 am 3-5 grade every day. My god this is nostalgic
The Kurt Sova case is a classic David Paulides case.
_"Get a piece of the rock..."_
I had a friend who married an American soldier during the war, who fathered her youngest child. He went back to the states, then she lost contact with him. For 20 years, she bugged me to help her find him. For 20 years, nothing but dead ends. The language barrier didn't help. Sometimes, we'd go a year or so without seeing one another, then take up where we left off. Finally, I FOUND HIM. I figured, "Vietnam vet, they have a lot of health issues...maybe?" So, I searched his name and "obituary", and sure enough...he'd passed 6 years earlier. I went to tell her, only to find out she'd gone home to Vietnam for a visit...and died there.
The reason they lost contact? He was ALREADY married here, with kids! I've not contacted the family, I think it would do no good. The son is a scam artist, always trying to con people out of money. Gambling addict. On disability somehow, but makes a lot of money under the table, which all goes to gambling instead of his family.
You're a decent person never lose that 😉👍
It wouldn't do any good
What a depressing story.
Damn !!!!!
Nah, the family deserves to know the truth.
Dorothy Kurt's mom is adorable, I feel bad for her loss 😔
Whom ever killed or was around when he died was someone Kurt knew or a total stranger who felt bad for his death....as if they would feel bad for his family and so they left him in an area where he would be found.
@Eye71Opener Stranger things have happened, but your theory is kind of farfetched. It would involve a lot of people and that makes it tougher to pull it off. I think the most logical is that they fed him too much alcohol at the party. They didn't know he wasn't a strong drinker and it went wrong. They hoped he would recover and let him be in the basement. But he didn't recover, he died. Also, still just a theory, but it was a party with alcohol and they lied there was a party at first and that Kurt had been there. Had it not been for the delivery guy they would have stuck to that story. At least Susan had to change her story.
Also, if Kurt was lying in that cot passed out wouldn’t there be urine stains? Maybe it was just nasty and his dad wouldn’t be able to tell anyway. I wonder if he was on some kind of other mind altering drug. So sad
Detective work and forensic work was sooooooo different back then...
I miss the 80s and early 90s.
What's not mentioned in the priest segment was that another man disappeared from the same area as Father Kerrigan did two days later. Another priest James Anderson also mysteriously disappeared in Montana in 1982.
I suspect someone getting revenge for sex abuse
@@pookiesis1465 thought about that. Was wondering about the clothes hangers and searched the case. Kerrigan was under investigation in 2015 he was on a list
When this episode started I thought I remembered instantly the Kurt Sova case from something recently. Like another show had redone this episode. Body by a little water, after a party, a party where they didn't know a lot of people, no cause of death, the area is searched and a the body is found in the same area later, something with the shoes. Later realized it was a lot like the case on the new season of Unsolved Mysteries on Netflix about Alonzo Brooks. So similar.
Yes, very true. Good point.
Yes the Alonzo story made me think a Lot. First i was mad at his friends fro leaving him but the weird part of that story was that when they found him the letter in his wallet was not wet or ruined neither was his wallet. If he had been in the water it for days it would have been. Weird.
When the one witness said he saw him walking on the side of the road the following Monday with another person he didn't recognize & said he pulled over to offer him a ride. But he then heard him yell "Franco" before crossing the road & hopping into a van with this other person. Why is no one bringing up who the hell this "Franco" driving the van is?
So saddening what happened to Kurt and how his parents never saw their son alive again and there was no resolving in his death... He had a lovely smile.💔 I’m happy also for the father and son reunion, you can see the emotion in his eyes. Seeing his son after all of these years, Lord knows I miss my dad everyday especially lately. 😔
That photo of Kurt used to scare the crap out of me (no disrespect to Kurt). Probably because something frightening happened to him. Must be a psychological thing why I found and still find his photo scary. But it is very sad that his parents never saw him again and never found out what happened. I'm real sorry to hear about your Dad bro', I lost mine four years ago and I think about him every day.
Vinay Mulukutla Thank you so much I really appreciate that. Been feeling the grief here lately, and surely, the loss of a parent is something that never goes away truly and there is a empty void never filled... 😪🥀😔 Ya know? I’m very sorry to hear about the loss of your dad also, fours years certainly isn’t that long ago. My sincerest condolences to you Mine has been gone for over seventeen years, as of May 3rd and the moments that crush me the most Vinay, is that there are so many moments he won’t be around and hasn’t been to see witness or I can’t call him on the phone lean on his shoulder for guidance.😰 Those moments hurt the most... It certainly is a real tragedy of what happened to Kurt I can see how the pic can be frightening Unsolved Mysterious have had some of the most evil and sadistic cases of crime/murder, And with the music and photos shown of the victims let alone suspects especially the ones not caught and their creepy mugshots like “America’s Most Wanted” being pictured can indeed be scary along with sadly and tragically the victims... Sorry if my response is “lengthy.”
@@michaeld.williamsiii9026 Hi Michael. Sorry for the late reply but I truly appreciate your words and your condolences. It still feels like yesterday when we got that call early in the morning that he wasn't doing well and spending the last few hours with him (although I went out to tell my sibling). I think it will always feel like yesterday for me. But I too am sorry that you lost your father seventeen years ago and indeed, that's the worst thing of it, not being able to talk to our fathers, call them on the phone or just sit in the same room with them whether it's for dinner, chilling in the living room or just having discussions. Also going to places that we enjoyed together can sometimes unleash grieving moments. I don't know what to say man. You get on with life and do what you have to do but it never leaves you. I feel sad that Kurt Sova died so young just simply going to a party full of strangers which was very unwise. I grew up watching Unsolved Mysteries and a lot of photos of victims and criminals are scary if not the case details. But it always kept me coming back for more. I hope life is kind to you and that everything is fine with you. Thanks so much for sharing your experiences and I wish you all the best. V.
Unsolved. Both Kurt's parents are now deceased. Kurt's father Kenneth died in 2001 and his mother Dorothy died in 2014 without hearing any new info in the case. Two of his brothers have also since passed away. His third brother Kevin is still looking for answers.
In November of 2019, it was announced that the Newburgh Heights Police Department was partnering with Tiffin University to take another look into Kurt's case. In February of 2020, Kurt's case was featured in the CrimeCon event "CrowdSolve". In this event, 100 participants worked together to examine the case and help solve it. It is not known if any new information was uncovered.
Really good update. Sad that Kurt’s death hasn’t been confirmed as a homicide and that his parents died not knowing how he died.
After I saw this episode the first time, I went out in my backyard, hugged and kissed every rock bigger than a potato..... but nothing come of it
What's up with Ohio? Kurt Sova, Dave Bocks, Circleville writer, Torso Killer. The oddest cases always seen to happen in OH
Probably the Unsolved Mysteries crew had connections there to pick up stories.
@@ThePeterDislikeShow I believe Kurt's parents called Unsolved Mysteries
You're forgetting about Florida, "America's Most Wanted State."
as the state motto says Ohio is the heart of it all!
I much prefere when things end on a good note!! Im very happy for the people in the last story. I hope the lucky streak continues through to today.
so far in this season there haven't really been many paranormal stories :S i remember there being lots of UFO, ghost, legend type stories on this show
Good. They are usually such bullshit.
They probably started running out of actual interesting stories and had to resort to that after awhile.
They're there, they just spread them out over 12 seasons.
So glad these are on RUclips now. It's always been difficult to find some of these episodes, even on Prime.
Thanks for putting these on here. This show has helped a lot of people and today still can potentially help even more, so thanks again. =]
What I want to know is on the first one the mystery behind Kurt Sova's death, why is there not any focus on the other boy, Eugene, who was found dead in the same manor in practically the same area a couple months later? isn't his death just as suspicious?
Feel bad for curts mom, she reminds me of my grandma alot.
Aweeee yes (deep inhale/minor flashbacks) the good ol days watching this show with my grandma/mom she’s not with us now but she loved this show and she turned me onto many many classics.
When the family was together, both of them look so very similar.
Grieving parents always say "I know my child and it wasn't like them to do that." I remember how much I hid from my parents as a teenager and makes me think that most parents have no idea who their children really are.
I think Kurt died at the party after they tried sobering him up, alcohol poisoning. I think people moved his body once he died in the house. His friend didn’t act right after he went missing. Supplying minors alcohol at your house is illegal obviously. He was probably taken to the ravine once they saw he hadn’t gotten better. I doubt he walked there himself. Wasn't foul play but I feel there were still other people involved.
Everything you are describing is indeed foul play and is prosecutable.
That makes no sense. How could have Kurt looked sick at the party, then appear back to normal again when he's seen the next day!?
I guess you missed the scene where the doctor said there was no enough alcohol to kill him & the fact he lived for several days after the party & then died
How is that not foul play?
Coroner's can detect alchohol poisoning easily
the reunited stories always make me cry. Also, his son ended up being so handsome. What a blessing
They look like twins
I remember that it started low in the ratings and as time went on it slowly started to climb the ratings until it was labeled a bonafide hit catching NBC executives by surprise.
I think Susan had something to do with the death or at least knows who did it.
Yeah but is she even still alive?
Man! This theme song is CLASSIC!
I half expected there to be an update to the good luck rock to say something like: “Update! Family found to be secret drug dealers! Money reported form businesses falsified.”
the most unsolved mystery here is when they said the family could live at this house for 4 years rent free if they make some small renovations