Robert Stack: For every mystery, there is someone, somewhere, who knows the truth. Perhaps that someone is watching. Perhaps... it's you. Me: Me? *sweats profusely*
28:24 This is literally the first time I've seen this scene since it first aired back in '88 or '89 and freaked me out as kid. And still does now over 30 years later.
Ive been a truck driver for the past 15 years and seen alot of crazy things. Through out my whole life I used to think people who seen bigfoot were full of crap until the summer of 2015 i had a brief encounter/sighting in Wyoming between a town called Meeteetse and Cody on hwy 120 mm72. It was around 9pm there was twilight. I was adjusting the radios when someone or something in all black ran in front of my truck causing me to slam on my brakes! Thinking i had almost hit someone i stopped. What i saw was something that will haunt me for the rest of my life It was a human like being around 5ft 51/2 maybe? Very skinny not anorexic all in black with a small head. It ran across the road in a strange locomotion with its arms swinging upright. It had quickly and eerily reached the cattle fence and side jumped the fence so effortlessly. It ran down into the ravine and kept running until out of sight. Till this day i dont know what i saw but i know i wasn't human. I now dont go outdoors alone and without a firearm. Please be careful while outdoors and keep your loved ones and pets close.
I watched this episode as a kid and afterwards I was convinced that if I looked out my window at night a Bigfoot would be outside, staring in at me. I had nightmares for weeks. Watching this as an adult, it seems so silly that this, of all things, would scare me, considering the fact that I loved horror movies as a kid. Demons, blood, gore, and Freddy Krueger? Meh. Robert Stack talking about Bigfoot? I shit my lil britches.
I'm the same way. I watched a lot of horror movies when I was a little girl. None of that bothered me BUT Robert Stack's voice and that music behind it.....scary as hell. Shoot even when he's talking about families reuniting it's spooky lol
Someone should make a miniseries about that Mohon guy. What a wild story. And then later the cop who shot him became a bank robber and got shot himself by the FBI. Wow.
@MusicMaster1987 I'm not a criminal, they've helped me before and I appreciate them. the cops you are describing are criminals in disguise, not real police officers, just thugs with badges
The FBI was in on the robbery.... their greed made the kill the hand that did their dirty work... how daft are you to believe otherwise? Lemme guess, voted Biden didn't you? Only a shlup living off handouts would think like you
Before this came out they had the box set. When my Granny died and left me money the first thing I bought was the Box Set of Unsolved. I even said to myself, as a adult this won't scare me. But it still does.........
Michael Goodwin (Mickey Thompson's ex-business partner) had the Thompson's killed because he stole money from his business and wasn't paying the bills he was supposed to pay. They filed a lawsuit against Goodwin which angered him even more and he made numerous threats towards them that he was going to kill them. Goodwin is the ultimate coward, he'll never admit any of it and the hitmen still haven't been identified. The 2 sketches of the hitmen need to be age enhanced if anyone is going to catch these bastards. Author Nick Santora wrote a book on the Thompson killings. Santora was only 17 at the time of the murders.
That's exactly why he had it done! The lawsuit allegedly bankrupted Goodwin. However, After the murders it was reported he bought a bunch of gold and took money with him on a long cruise.
In every organized high profile hit, the gunmen are always killed and buried off somewhere. "Three can keep a secret, if two of them are dead." - Benjamin Franklin By killing off the gunmen probably at their arranged meeting location for payment upon job completion, there aren't any witnesses to testify against Goodwin.
The Mickey/Trudy segment is one of the early stories that stuck with me. Just seemed like something out of Dynasty or Dallas, including their lavish lifestyle (Trudy’s jewellery, etc). I also recall how Mickey was more concerned with his wife’s safety than his own.
@@MaliciousSRT He got two life sentences. But, I'm curious if he did it. Or did police just need to pin it on someone? They didn't have any evidence. Just someone said they thought they saw him in the neighborhood. Funny thing about witnesses. The state can have a low life jailhouse snitch, they gave a deal, and he's as honest as they come. But, have a known good person, honest, be a witness for the Defense, and they're not reliable. Cops will admit the worst evidence is an eye witness. True. People are extremely unreliable. I know this to be true. My witness would just be called a liar my lawyer said. But that lying cop was believed. He got caught in his lies thou.
I agree, and though it is not the same in format or style and it, of course, lacks Robert Stack (or any host), the newly rebooted series on Netflix is very well produced. I recommend it. This original show was incredibly expensive to produce, but such a budget was feasible in the days of broadcast network television with audiences in the tens of millions and companies willing to pay large amounts of money to advertise to them. Accordingly, the Netflix show is a less grand (and a less “tabloid”) affair. Each episode only focuses on one case, there are no staged re-enactments and there have only been about six episodes in each of the two seasons that have been released so far. It deals almost exclusively with unsolved deaths, murders or disappearances. Only one show has dealt with the paranormal and that was about UFO sightings across several New England communities several decades ago.
@@Christian-xj5qc I read an article back in the day where he stated that he hated doing ghost,bigfoot and alien segments because he didn't believe in them and thought they were silly.
BROTHA Jeff same. plus they’re not even remotely helpful when you compare them to murders, missing people, and long lost relatives. i appreciate his honesty.
I remember the Joyce McClain case airing a lot on Lifetime back in the 90s and how sad I always was it never got an update. I’m glad they finally found who did it and her family can get some peace.
@@cyrene7784 Well, they did - but there really wasnt any strong evidence against him or anyone - no fingerprints or har, and DNA wasnt available at that time. He would confess, then claim his head injury (from a recent accident) was clouding his memory. He finally slipped up when he confessed to the priest - he said he couldnt have sex with her because "it was that time of the month" - a fact the police never released. That, along with the circumstantial evidence, plus his statement that no one could know - he was convicted, sentenced to 45 years, which would essentially be life for him. Laughably - he is appealing his conviction.
My only experience with a possible Big Foot encounter: I was out in the backyard of a house up in Oregon, the house was near the edge of the woods. Early in the morning I saw a big bush being shaken violently by something. No wind yet, no sounds leading up to all of it, and the only sound was a low growling noise. Mountain lion, bear? Maybe, but that was it.
@@leahstorie993 I think it was more than one too, it feels like it was someone who went to school with her. I think he worked with the guy who killed her who's convicted and she was possibly going to be gang raped but she was on her period.
i would've!! fame and fortune would have totally been worth the risk! i wouldve dragged the motherfucker home and locked it in a cage and demanded 100 million for interviews, analysis, pictures, ect.
@@yourmajesty122 I don't know if you are being serious right now, but do you have any idea how strong these things are supposed to be? They can supposedly turn any human inside out. Trying to tackle one wouldn't be a risk, it would be suicide. Fame and fortune doesn't do much good if you are a human pretzel or a vegetable.
He later was found to have embezzled from the police union, robbed a few banks and was shot to death by fellow police officers in a struggle. Crazy twist.
On a side note a costume store in Colorado reported 2 Bigfoot costumes missing around the same time the Bigfoot siting's were confirmed though I'm sure it's just coincidence.
8:10 Two of the SCARIEST composite sketches ever. And, that says a lot, with Gary Ridgeway, and Son of Sam helpers with the ski cap and curly hair being shown, too.
What I love about unsolved mysteries because of the things they post on TV or a lot of things that happened to us today in our lives and the legendary producer of the show the coastline died in 87 because of cancer we would greatly miss him
Robert Stark: For every mystery, there is someone, somewhere, who knows the truth. Perhaps that someone is watching. Perhaps... it's you. Me: Me? sweats profusely
0:39 Seriously, when someone proves that they are a threat to society over and over again, a GPS chip should be implanted in that person's body. They will never get away with a crime ever again.
@@amygonzales9146 it's an old tongue twister How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could Chuck wood ? 🪵 My Late mother told me that tongue twister. Another one She sells sea shells 🐚 by the seashore. 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
People Magazine Investigates did s story about Joyce McClain and the 38 year old case being solved. Its on season 3 episode 3 its a good watch. Her mother was relentless over the years about finding her daughters killer. If it wasnt for her the case would have never gotten solved. The police had given up on it but her efforts pressured them to re open the case and finally find the truth.
I just watched an old episode of Murder, she wrote, with Angela Landsbury....Robert Stack portryed a character named Chester Harrison. The episode was fabulous. Robert Stack lent an extra special voice to the episode. RIP Robert Stack!
On April 19, 1989, Michael and Sharon were arrested outside of an auto parts store in Mobile, Alabama. They were using the aliases "Steve and Mary Bostwick" and living in a trailer behind a house on the outskirts of Mobile. A viewer contacted the FBI after she recognized Michael as a man who had recently painted her house. On July 7, he was returned to a California prison. Sharon was returned to prison for violating parole. The attempted murder charge against Michael was later dropped. He was sentenced to sixteen years in prison for assault and armed robbery. They both served time and have since been released. Officer Arnold was later convicted of embezzling money from the police union. He was killed by the FBI when they tried to arrest him for bank robbery in 1995.
I once said something like this to my son, who had had an encounter when he was a little boy. In answer to my remark about wishing I could see one, he answered, emphatically, "No, Mom. You DON'T." To this day, more than 25 years later, he asserts that it was the most terrifying thing he's ever been through.
@@vlw4165 , I'm sorry to hear your son had a terrifying experiance when he was a little boy...... I think anyone who has seen one depending on the person will react diffferently some like your son would be scared....others would be shocked and yet courious... it depends on the person......... I'd like to see a Bigfoot one day.
The eighties are so hilarious! I can't even begin to conceive of leaving a known escape artist in a van for 3 seconds much less than 10 minutes! The 80s!?! 🤣😝🤯 It's absolutely, unequivocally hilarious!
Oh, there were stupid mistakes aplenty in the decades prior to the 80s. In fact, policing, especially local and even state, was incredibly amateurish in most jurisdictions until mid-twentieth century. Imagine Barney Fife and Gomer Pyle, subtract the innocence, and add in petty (and not so petty) graft and corruption and that will give you a sense of the typical American small town or rural sheriff or police “department.” How do you think those Public Enemies got away with so much for so long before being caught or gunned down back in the 20s sand 30s?
Back in dem der days, the police could just arrest whoever for whatever. Police work sucked. But when science put the boot of DNA up their ass, suddenly they couldn't fudge cases.
@@inkyguy I think in virginia in the 1980s they had a mass breakout from a death row unit? Why becuase of buget cuts there were barely any guards at night
Lol...oh there wasn't? If that were true this show wouldn't exist, sir. It's filled with psychopaths committing murder and all sorts of crimes. Rose-tinted glasses much ?
OMFG, 23:24, that guy has the name spelling of my name! I havent watched these episodes in MANY MANY years and he is the first person I have ever seen with the same spelling in all of my 33 (almost 34) years!!
In the case of the $130k inheritance, I think the male investigator's theory makes more sense. The lady investigator's theory is a little too outlandish, IMO.
Some states, especially the in the South, have so overfilled their jails and prisons that they can not afford to keep anyone locked up if they can make bail. Prisons, jails, trials and police - the whole law enforcement and justice sector/industry are very expensive. Running society on low or no taxes (at least for the rich) and “small government” has social consequences and this can be one of them.
My mom and her sisters saw a bigfoot when they were little; They were living in the country in Thomas, Oklahoma. The bigfoot was standing by a tree watching them, they ran inside to my grandmother. My grandmother ran around the house closing and locking all doors and windows, grabbed the shotgun and waited. The bigfoot walked out of the treeline, stepped over a barbed wire fence and disappeared into the other side of the wooded area of thier property. They never saw it again. Grandma, along with a shotgun, always accompanied them outdoors; Also, they lived next to a creek. I've noticed most sightings are near bodies of water. I believe they exist. I've never seen one and I hope never do! 😬😬😬
How I dislike those stories of unclaimed money; imagine saving your entire life and then not having to spend it, now they are looking for a relative to give it to, which is fine but then again where was that relative when this person died alone!
Sometimes I think that inheritances should be illegal. If we REALLY believe in a society based on work, merit and earning your way, then everyone gets by without the benefit of inherited wealth. Instead, all accumulated wealth goes to the government for social programs, education, public services like health care and infrastructure, law enforcement and defense - things that all of society needs and can benefit from. You may complain that that is socialistic, but I would argue that that is REAL capitalism. If we as a society really, truly value people actually EARNING their wealth then you have to earn it. It shouldn’t come for doing nothing, whether the source is the government, a will or a trust fund.
Looks like the used 16mm to film the interviews and recreations in the first season. Perhaps as a cost cutting measure being how it was kind of an experiment at first.
I believe Sasquatch are out there, but I also believe a lot of the tracks or footprints are bear tracks. While the bear is walking, the back paws are stepping or partially stepping into the front paw print, creating what looks like one massive “footprint”.
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Somehow the hazy cinematography of the older episodes adds to the eerie quality.
That's been exactly it! It was a bit "darker" and more film-like rather than the later tv-sitcom production and finish.
It's the music that creeps me out, along with Robert Stack's wonderfully chilling voice. Never been a program like this one.
Digital ruined everything.
That’s so true!
Robert Stack: For every mystery, there is someone, somewhere, who knows the truth. Perhaps that someone is watching. Perhaps... it's you.
Me: Me? *sweats profusely*
Lol
It was Stack, not “Stark.”
@@inkyguy autocorrect for real lol
@@gregap8282 7n
Exactly greg...the hairs on my arm would stand up....in anxiety lil fear
2:04 Mickey Thompson
13:00 Harry escape
23:00 Bigfoot
30:25 Rainy Day
36:42 Maine Petition
Bless you!
28:24 This is literally the first time I've seen this scene since it first aired back in '88 or '89 and freaked me out as kid.
And still does now over 30 years later.
Thanks for reuploding the episode to add the much needed update on Joyce's murder, well done. 👌✌
@Jonathan Turbide
👍 Hey, BrainScratcher Deja vous. ✌🏻
@@lotusflower8 Haha! Glad I could help, fellow Brain Scratcher! Cheers! 😀✌
@@jonathanturbide2232 greetings from another brain scratcher from England 🏴
I'm almost certain Ed Faye is dead🤣
Ive been a truck driver for the past 15 years and seen alot of crazy things. Through out my whole life I used to think people who seen bigfoot were full of crap until the summer of 2015 i had a brief encounter/sighting in Wyoming between a town called Meeteetse and Cody on hwy 120 mm72.
It was around 9pm there was twilight. I was adjusting the radios when someone or something in all black ran in front of my truck causing me to slam on my brakes!
Thinking i had almost hit someone i stopped.
What i saw was something that will haunt me for the rest of my life
It was a human like being around 5ft 51/2 maybe? Very skinny not anorexic all in black with a small head.
It ran across the road in a strange locomotion with its arms swinging upright. It had quickly and eerily reached the cattle fence and side jumped the fence so effortlessly. It ran down into the ravine and kept running until out of sight. Till this day i dont know what i saw but i know i wasn't human. I now dont go outdoors alone and without a firearm. Please be careful while outdoors and keep your loved ones and pets close.
My grandpa saw a Bigfoot cross the road in front of his truck, in northern California, many years ago.
My mom and her sisters saw one when they were little; In Thomas, Oklahoma. They lived in the country at that time.
Teenage Bigfoot!
@@sierradanielleAK the thought did cross my mind
This world is a strange place.
This is one of those A-plus UM episodes where every segment is a compelling one.
except bigfoot.
@@Romans8-9lol 😂
I watched this episode as a kid and afterwards I was convinced that if I looked out my window at night a Bigfoot would be outside, staring in at me. I had nightmares for weeks. Watching this as an adult, it seems so silly that this, of all things, would scare me, considering the fact that I loved horror movies as a kid. Demons, blood, gore, and Freddy Krueger? Meh. Robert Stack talking about Bigfoot? I shit my lil britches.
Me too, that or a UFO lol
I'm the same way. I watched a lot of horror movies when I was a little girl. None of that bothered me BUT Robert Stack's voice and that music behind it.....scary as hell. Shoot even when he's talking about families reuniting it's spooky lol
Maybe cause it's real
I like dawmn Robert stack near the crime scene looking for that apeman
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I Love This Show his voice is EVERYTHING
Yes it is better than Dennis
Ok Boo Boo. Take it easy on the old man. Lol
No, editing, music, cinematography, style of interview also contribute greatly to look and feel of unsolved.
@@MaximusWolfe 🌻
23:27 "Don't show my face. I can't risk Bigfoot recognizing me."
My thought
All bigfeet carry a human recognition book.😜
Bahahaha. Right??
Big foot half man half ape. Sounds like my ex mother in law.
@@redneck5356 man that’s funny. LOL
Someone should make a miniseries about that Mohon guy. What a wild story. And then later the cop who shot him became a bank robber and got shot himself by the FBI. Wow.
@MusicMaster1987 I'm not a criminal, they've helped me before and I appreciate them. the cops you are describing are criminals in disguise, not real police officers, just thugs with badges
@MusicMaster1987 Just a bunch of Woke propaganda. Take your woke bs somewhere else, blue-haired loser!
The FBI was in on the robbery.... their greed made the kill the hand that did their dirty work... how daft are you to believe otherwise? Lemme guess, voted Biden didn't you? Only a shlup living off handouts would think like you
1995& he died of his injuries
The music and the sketches of the suspects would scare the hell out of me when I was a child!!!
The music still gives me chills tho
Robert Stacks voice and look are creepy af.
Before this came out they had the box set. When my Granny died and left me money the first thing I bought was the Box Set of Unsolved. I even said to myself, as a adult this won't scare me. But it still does.........
Pretty spooky
Me too. I would watch this show with my late grandmother. Gave me nightmares.
Michael Goodwin (Mickey Thompson's ex-business partner) had the Thompson's killed because he stole money from his business and wasn't paying the bills he was supposed to pay. They filed a lawsuit against Goodwin which angered him even more and he made numerous threats towards them that he was going to kill them. Goodwin is the ultimate coward, he'll never admit any of it and the hitmen still haven't been identified. The 2 sketches of the hitmen need to be age enhanced if anyone is going to catch these bastards.
Author Nick Santora wrote a book on the Thompson killings. Santora was only 17 at the time of the murders.
That's exactly why he had it done! The lawsuit allegedly bankrupted Goodwin. However, After the murders it was reported he bought a bunch of gold and took money with him on a long cruise.
Really? I love true crime books. I'll look into that book
I think Goodwin is too scared of the hitmen to turn them in cause he be dead man and he sure not in a hurry to go to hell.
In every organized high profile hit, the gunmen are always killed and buried off somewhere. "Three can keep a secret, if two of them are dead." - Benjamin Franklin
By killing off the gunmen probably at their arranged meeting location for payment upon job completion, there aren't any witnesses to testify against Goodwin.
I knew it had to be an upset employee. I this case it was a distraught ex business owner partner. sad RIP micky and his wife.
The Mickey/Trudy segment is one of the early stories that stuck with me. Just seemed like something out of Dynasty or Dallas, including their lavish lifestyle (Trudy’s jewellery, etc). I also recall how Mickey was more concerned with his wife’s safety than his own.
With all the money the parties involved had, you think they would have drove better personal vehicles.
jewellery 😂
@@JW-28 Nothing is funny here
Pretty sure it was his business partner that ordered the hits and he's either still in jail or did time for it.
@@MaliciousSRT He got two life sentences. But, I'm curious if he did it. Or did police just need to pin it on someone? They didn't have any evidence. Just someone said they thought they saw him in the neighborhood. Funny thing about witnesses. The state can have a low life jailhouse snitch, they gave a deal, and he's as honest as they come. But, have a known good person, honest, be a witness for the Defense, and they're not reliable. Cops will admit the worst evidence is an eye witness. True. People are extremely unreliable. I know this to be true. My witness would just be called a liar my lawyer said. But that lying cop was believed. He got caught in his lies thou.
They can't make TV like this any more. A dying art that has died.
its a shame. check out “proof” a shortlived 90s fox series with a somewhat similar vibe
@@escarlit OK, cheers
Geoff Joffy sorry, its called Profit. it aired on fox. cheers.
@@escarlit Thanks
Solved 35 years later. Thank you for the video.
Love Unsolved Mysteries
Dahm I love u lol
Only 👆 can solve a mystery
I bloody love it too bird. I'm American, I just wanted to be Hip like the English folk.😁
@@trentcruise3084 - is that all you can say? Every UM episode you say that.
Yes it should be mandatory for high school kids to watch.
Great show! I miss Robert Stack
I agree, and though it is not the same in format or style and it, of course, lacks Robert Stack (or any host), the newly rebooted series on Netflix is very well produced. I recommend it. This original show was incredibly expensive to produce, but such a budget was feasible in the days of broadcast network television with audiences in the tens of millions and companies willing to pay large amounts of money to advertise to them. Accordingly, the Netflix show is a less grand (and a less “tabloid”) affair. Each episode only focuses on one case, there are no staged re-enactments and there have only been about six episodes in each of the two seasons that have been released so far. It deals almost exclusively with unsolved deaths, murders or disappearances. Only one show has dealt with the paranormal and that was about UFO sightings across several New England communities several decades ago.
Fun fact: Robert Stack absolutely hated doing Bigfoot and UFO/Alien segments ....
Where did you jear that
@@Christian-xj5qc I read an article back in the day where he stated that he hated doing ghost,bigfoot and alien segments because he didn't believe in them and thought they were silly.
@@Multifacted_Brotha lol then why would he host a show where half the material is paranormal stuff. He also makes the stories creepier lol
BROTHA Jeff same. plus they’re not even remotely helpful when you compare them to murders, missing people, and long lost relatives. i appreciate his honesty.
Swan 1000 have you never disliked an aspect of your job (assuming you’ve had one)?
goddamn people are stupid...
I remember the Joyce McClain case airing a lot on Lifetime back in the 90s and how sad I always was it never got an update. I’m glad they finally found who did it and her family can get some peace.
It sounds like they thought this guy did it all along. I don't know why they finally arrested him.
It has been solved as of late 2019.
But according to the people from Millinocket, there is more than one killer...
No
@@cyrene7784 Well, they did - but there really wasnt any strong evidence against him or anyone - no fingerprints or har, and DNA wasnt available at that time.
He would confess, then claim his head injury (from a recent accident) was clouding his memory.
He finally slipped up when he confessed to the priest - he said he couldnt have sex with her because "it was that time of the month" - a fact the police never released.
That, along with the circumstantial evidence, plus his statement that no one could know - he was convicted, sentenced to 45 years, which would essentially be life for him.
Laughably - he is appealing his conviction.
My only experience with a possible Big Foot encounter: I was out in the backyard of a house up in Oregon, the house was near the edge of the woods. Early in the morning I saw a big bush being shaken violently by something. No wind yet, no sounds leading up to all of it, and the only sound was a low growling noise. Mountain lion, bear? Maybe, but that was it.
Each episode is a gift thank you so much for uploading.
You’re cute 🥰
Damn, that Joyce story was resolved only just last year!
thanks for the comment; I looked into it and yeah. He was sentenced in 2018. The mother of Joyce was alive to see him sentenced
disregard that last comment just saw that it was an update in the episode itself
30:18...It would have been pretty funny if we got an update & somebody found bigfoot & he got arrested just like the normal criminals do this show lol
'Nobody knew what to do with Bigfoot, so he was awkwardly released.'
@@BillySotherden ...Ikr?! lol
Bigfoot is probably just a man that was disguised as a gorilla. And he got lost on the way to a fancy dress party
@@syphon_9892 ...that would be hilarious if that really happened 😂😂
Bigfoot served his time and has since been released.
It took 35 years to find her killer wow
High quality police work. lol
Probably a ex boyfriend
There's more than one killer. I know someone who knew Joyce. They went to school together.
The murder of Joyce is still unsolved I know the family personally her mom adopted my brother and they live in my town
@@leahstorie993 I think it was more than one too, it feels like it was someone who went to school with her. I think he worked with the guy who killed her who's convicted and she was possibly going to be gang raped but she was on her period.
I saw this 32 yrs ago, it's sad and a crying shame the way Mick and Trudy got gunned down like two animals. Just heartbreaking 💔.
Killed like animals by two animals.
Most animals and tons of humans dont get a death as humane as they both got though.
Bigfoot witness: "I got behind it, but a clear enough distance. I wasn't about to go tackle it or anything." lol. Yeah I'd say not.
🤣
i would've!! fame and fortune would have totally been worth the risk! i wouldve dragged the motherfucker home and locked it in a cage and demanded 100 million for interviews, analysis, pictures, ect.
@@yourmajesty122 I don't know if you are being serious right now, but do you have any idea how strong these things are supposed to be? They can supposedly turn any human inside out. Trying to tackle one wouldn't be a risk, it would be suicide. Fame and fortune doesn't do much good if you are a human pretzel or a vegetable.
I remember watching this with my grandmother. I worried about Bigfoot but my grandma told me Bigfoot ain’t coming to where we lived.
my favorites are the episodes when robert stack says "Perhaps...just perhaps..."
Officer Kevin Arnold - who would have guessed lol ? Officer butthead :))
He later was found to have embezzled from the police union, robbed a few banks and was shot to death by fellow police officers in a struggle. Crazy twist.
I thought the same thing Butthead!
R.I.P. ROBERT STACK #2020
On a side note a costume store in Colorado reported 2 Bigfoot costumes missing around the same time the Bigfoot siting's were confirmed though I'm sure it's just coincidence.
Lol imagine that
This comment is perfect for this video because it sounds like something someone would say back then. It’s 2024 now :).
I'm from UK England I have nothing to do with USA lol I've never visited USA and I love these episodes I'm addicted to em
8:10 Two of the SCARIEST composite sketches ever. And, that says a lot, with Gary Ridgeway, and Son of Sam helpers with the ski cap and curly hair being shown, too.
Haha escapes the police and his hearings twice best one was when him and his buddy took the truck celebrating being free again XD
Good God I love '80s police chase music!!!
I love how shitty '80s police work was!!
Too funny, I was like no waaay!
What I love about unsolved mysteries because of the things they post on TV or a lot of things that happened to us today in our lives and the legendary producer of the show the coastline died in 87 because of cancer we would greatly miss him
The Canadians call it samsquanch! 😁😎😂
I thought only Crowley could use that word!?!
😝
Odd no more sasquatch sightings in the digital age 😂😂😂
I don't get how a man fearing for his life with his resources did not have a weapon, security cameras, or private security.
Times have changed
Lol why does that Bigfoot eyewitness want to remain anonymous? The creature's not gonna get him or anything...
Maybe they don't want to be identified due to backlash or them not wanting other people to think they are crazy.
Ridicule of course.
Possibly ,they don't want to be seen as crazy.
😭🤣😂😂😂😂
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I loved watching this as a kid. It used to scare me 😂
Everyone has ptsd from it from childhood 🤣
@@alli-kat2329🤣😂🤣
Is there a reduction in crimes now with all the tracking and security cameras ? and also maybe people are distracted with Facebook etc.
Omggg that theme music used to scare the S*it out of me! Yet I continued to watch it lol..
Becoming Bigfoot. So easy, even a caveman can do it 😂😂😂
Robert Stark: For every mystery, there is someone, somewhere, who knows the truth. Perhaps that someone is watching. Perhaps... it's you.
Me: Me? sweats profusely
*Stack
Of unsolved mysteries
Officer Kevin Arnold also had a girlfriend named Winnie Cooper...
and a friend named Marilyn Manson.
Almas, Yowie, Yeti & Skunk Ape are among some of the names for Big Foot as well.
They should have left out some warm clothes for the bigfoots and some sandwiches.
I have proof... PROOF that Bigfoot is D.B. Cooper!
HAHA!
@@williammatthews693 haha..very good one
Harry liked burgers in Harry and the Hendersons
@@viracocha
NOPE
and if there is a bigfoot family, leave them alone, humans ruin everything
thats true to every word you say
A terrific t.v. series. Truly spooky.
Robert Stack in a outdoors waterproof mack
This sentence would make more sense if you replaced "in" with "is"
@@bogusmcbogus2637 By changing the grammer. You are now claiming Mr Stack was a wearable garment. Not a human being.
Read it back to yourself......
Unsolved mysteries is the best
who thumb this video down, your lack of a brain must be a unsolved mystery! 🙄
Zelda Williams Look who’s talking!?
@@jpcote8794
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They have nothing better to do, just imbeciles of this world.
They are big foot and his clans
Bigfoot & Michael Mohon
17:00, the music sounds similar to that in the movie "The Terminator."
Terminator 1 vibes
I miss Robert Stack!!
Sameeeee
0:39 Seriously, when someone proves that they are a threat to society over and over again, a GPS chip should be implanted in that person's body. They will never get away with a crime ever again.
What has been put in, can also be taken out.
How much squash could a Sasquatch squat if a Sasquatch could squat squash?
Do you know how much your butthole would hurt if you squated squash?
🤪🤪🤪 Huh? 😂😂😂
@@amygonzales9146 it's an old tongue twister How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could Chuck wood ? 🪵
My Late mother told me that tongue twister.
Another one She sells sea shells 🐚 by the seashore.
😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
DUDE!!! STEIN WAS A TIME TRAVELER!!! Making deposits all over to make money in the future!!
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHA, I was just about to post this, but I already did 2 years ago lmao.
Anyone else watching from Superior Wisconsin?
guess not
And no one with regards to Bigfoot ever seems to have a gun on them 😕
Funny how a man in an ape suit always looks like a man in an ape suit.
Wow, Robert Stack looked SO YOUNG in this episode....
People Magazine Investigates did s story about Joyce McClain and the 38 year old case being solved. Its on season 3 episode 3 its a good watch. Her mother was relentless over the years about finding her daughters killer. If it wasnt for her the case would have never gotten solved. The police had given up on it but her efforts pressured them to re open the case and finally find the truth.
I just watched an old episode of Murder, she wrote, with Angela Landsbury....Robert Stack portryed a character named Chester Harrison. The episode was fabulous. Robert Stack lent an extra special voice to the episode. RIP Robert Stack!
On April 19, 1989, Michael and Sharon were arrested outside of an auto parts store in Mobile, Alabama. They were using the aliases "Steve and Mary Bostwick" and living in a trailer behind a house on the outskirts of Mobile. A viewer contacted the FBI after she recognized Michael as a man who had recently painted her house. On July 7, he was returned to a California prison. Sharon was returned to prison for violating parole. The attempted murder charge against Michael was later dropped. He was sentenced to sixteen years in prison for assault and armed robbery. They both served time and have since been released.
Officer Arnold was later convicted of embezzling money from the police union. He was killed by the FBI when they tried to arrest him for bank robbery in 1995.
I live in colorado but have never been to Pike's Peaks.. I'd like to have a Bigfoot sighting.
I once said something like this to my son, who had had an encounter when he was a little boy. In answer to my remark about wishing I could see one, he answered, emphatically, "No, Mom. You DON'T." To this day, more than 25 years later, he asserts that it was the most terrifying thing he's ever been through.
@@vlw4165 , I'm sorry to hear your son had a terrifying experiance when he was a little boy...... I think anyone who has seen one depending on the person will react diffferently some like your son would be scared....others would be shocked and yet courious... it depends on the person......... I'd like to see a Bigfoot one day.
"Known master of disguise" Shown wearing the most ridiculous wig this side of Undercover Boss.
The eighties are so hilarious! I can't even begin to conceive of leaving a known escape artist in a van for 3 seconds much less than 10 minutes! The 80s!?! 🤣😝🤯 It's absolutely, unequivocally hilarious!
Oh, there were stupid mistakes aplenty in the decades prior to the 80s. In fact, policing, especially local and even state, was incredibly amateurish in most jurisdictions until mid-twentieth century. Imagine Barney Fife and Gomer Pyle, subtract the innocence, and add in petty (and not so petty) graft and corruption and that will give you a sense of the typical American small town or rural sheriff or police “department.”
How do you think those Public Enemies got away with so much for so long before being caught or gunned down back in the 20s sand 30s?
Back in dem der days, the police could just arrest whoever for whatever. Police work sucked. But when science put the boot of DNA up their ass, suddenly they couldn't fudge cases.
@@inkyguy I think in virginia in the 1980s they had a mass breakout from a death row unit? Why becuase of buget cuts there were barely any guards at night
Boy, Sharon Mohon hit the wall hard. I guess she was eating good on the run.
lol
She wasn't pretty in the first place.
Lol. I thought she looked a little different 😂 in that mug shot
Mickey's sister... that's an impressive head of hair.
Life was pleasant back then, everybody worked for what they had. Didn't have crazy people running around like now.
Lol...oh there wasn't? If that were true this show wouldn't exist, sir. It's filled with psychopaths committing murder and all sorts of crimes. Rose-tinted glasses much ?
@@mikemellencamp3478 I don’t think they mean literally
@@nyk3334 pretty certain he did
Ok Boomer
@@mikemellencamp3478 I think he means just "confused" basically people like so much now...
14:29 He was known as a master of disguises 😂
I perk up when the update music starts.
OMFG, 23:24, that guy has the name spelling of my name! I havent watched these episodes in MANY MANY years and he is the first person I have ever seen with the same spelling in all of my 33 (almost 34) years!!
what an unlucky shooter that cop is, 6 shots and not one killed him.
He was trying to empty his gun,so he WOULDN'T be shot!!
@@satis7561 He emptied his service gun, then shot the guy 6 times with his backup gun, which was probably a .25 or something similarly small.
@@satis7561 kinda like how you're emptying your own words out so you can't be defeated by them
Yes Bigfoot is real. She’s living in Thousand Oaks, CA and she’s married to my ex! #thelengson’s 😂😂😅😅
I thought he was living in Seattle with the Henderson family.
Lol
@@williammatthews693 he transplanted to Colorado for lower income tax rates.
If Lord Bigfoot ran into me, he’d be shook as funk, as I’m 6’4, and towering above both him and Yeti!
He’d kick your ass!
23:00 Big Foot segment
" ...eight different police departments were involved..." It would have been a miracle if eight same police departments were involved!!😂😂😂
What kind of ten-speeds were they riding?
In the case of the $130k inheritance, I think the male investigator's theory makes more sense. The lady investigator's theory is a little too outlandish, IMO.
Love this show, it was terrific.
I'm related to George j Stein 🙋 where do i pick up my check at 😂
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Lol 😂
Joyce's story is so sad. How can people do such an evil thing to a 16 year old girl? I'm glad her killer was caught.
After all that, Mohan and wife were released?? Words fail.
Some criminals are just too good at being criminals.
@@JH-qy8no our justice system isnt good at keepin criminals locked up
@@jmc7504 It is if you happen to be an out spoken consevative.
Some states, especially the in the South, have so overfilled their jails and prisons that they can not afford to keep anyone locked up if they can make bail. Prisons, jails, trials and police - the whole law enforcement and justice sector/industry are very expensive. Running society on low or no taxes (at least for the rich) and “small government” has social consequences and this can be one of them.
Shame those two buckwheats on the bikes got away scott free. Hopefully they are behind bars for a different crime and for a long time.
I'm sure there is a chamce Bigfoot exists
My mom and her sisters saw a bigfoot when they were little; They were living in the country in Thomas, Oklahoma. The bigfoot was standing by a tree watching them, they ran inside to my grandmother. My grandmother ran around the house closing and locking all doors and windows, grabbed the shotgun and waited. The bigfoot walked out of the treeline, stepped over a barbed wire fence and disappeared into the other side of the wooded area of thier property. They never saw it again. Grandma, along with a shotgun, always accompanied them outdoors; Also, they lived next to a creek. I've noticed most sightings are near bodies of water. I believe they exist. I've never seen one and I hope never do! 😬😬😬
Amy Gonzales wow how cool!
There is. A zero chance.
Zero chance Bigfoot exists. Hoax, illusion, delusion, imagination. There would be a body, bones, fossils etc?
update,we still have not found Big Foot.Perhaps you have some information.
Mr Goodwin had the look in his face that he just shifted his pants
How I dislike those stories of unclaimed money; imagine saving your entire life and then not having to spend it, now they are looking for a relative to give it to, which is fine but then again where was that relative when this person died alone!
Sometimes I think that inheritances should be illegal. If we REALLY believe in a society based on work, merit and earning your way, then everyone gets by without the benefit of inherited wealth. Instead, all accumulated wealth goes to the government for social programs, education, public services like health care and infrastructure, law enforcement and defense - things that all of society needs and can benefit from. You may complain that that is socialistic, but I would argue that that is REAL capitalism. If we as a society really, truly value people actually EARNING their wealth then you have to earn it. It shouldn’t come for doing nothing, whether the source is the government, a will or a trust fund.
@@inkyguy Shouldn’t the person who earned the money decide what to do with it?
17:00 = definite terminator 1 vibes with the sirens & cheesy music. I love it!
Time on the run was not kind to Sharon Mohan.
Looks like the used 16mm to film the interviews and recreations in the first season. Perhaps as a cost cutting measure being how it was kind of an experiment at first.
Are the episodes updated? I mean this was aired on feb 1989... but the update I checked it is from 2016! 🤔
On You tube it is saying it was posted last year March. I guess they are updated.
Joyce McLain's killer sentenced to 45 years in prison - April 27, 2018
Yeah we found Bigfoot, Gravedigger & all the other Monster Trucks.
23:00 Bigfoot
Rip robert stack
I always skip the big foot segments
Great production
I believe Sasquatch are out there, but I also believe a lot of the tracks or footprints are bear tracks. While the bear is walking, the back paws are stepping or partially stepping into the front paw print, creating what looks like one massive “footprint”.