I just can't with the Russell family. Unfortunately, this is what happens when you know people in the justice system. I hope that people will never forget about the three people that had there lives taken away by, Fred, his father and the courts. May the victims, Rest In Peace.
If you google vehicular homicide 14 years is actually the maximum sentence, it also says most people get out around 7-8 years so this case doesn’t seem any different it’s how they all go, still sad tho
@@lucasingram4583 I still think he should have gotten more time. He had 3 counts of vehicular homicide. Is it 14 years per count or is it like a coverall?
@@lucasingram4583 but in most cases of vehicular manslaughter or death by automobile are usually at least two cars involved with one other deceased victim he killed like three or four of his friends he should have gotten life or at least 30 years and his license permanently revoked that was a slap in the face to the victim's families and even to other people on the road to the public for him to even be freed and I bet you he out still drinking and driving too but karma going to spend the block on him so it is what it is.
@@lucasingram4583 Except that, is not 14 yrs for one homicide, meaning one individual? I'm not sure how that works when a person has killed multiple people---in this case, three. Plus, injured others and severely decimated property. And, what about jumping bail, fleeing the country, etc.? I wonder if there was also sentencing for that.
The posse should have upheld their threats....They knew this creep had corruption on his side and would ultimately be out on the streets again, no doubt driving.
@@betterthanyourname2391 No that's not how double Jeopardy works if he does it again he can be charged. Double jeopardy means if you were already tried and acquitted for a crime you cannot be tried for that same crime
@@minnethreat that's just abysmal. The judge who's responsible for him being out of prison is 100% at fault as he is. If that's the case, I hope someone makes good on their threats and do what the justice department fails miserably to do.
Russell thought he was going to walk free and his father really got some nerve. One thing is to protect your son and another to lie about the victims. Jeanne’s case was just so sad.
Yeah, I didn't find his father credible...especially, claiming that no one had heard from his son. I noted that he did not claim that no one he knew was supporting that son. He also did not seem bewildered that no one would know where the son was. He most assuredly did have some role or involvement in his son's disappearance and sustenance. Just appalling. And, trying to blame shift, blame share, deliberately cloud the issue, etc.
Fred Russell is absolutely guilty. He’s the only one that crossed the lane which started the accident. So his dad definitely knows where his son is, he also had friends in the legal system that helped his son. Fred Russell and his dad make me sick.
I’m sorry but as a person who lost my beloved cousin to a drunk and drug driver I have absolutely no sympathy for people that do this. The fact that he absconded just shows what happens when you’ve got privelage
Exactly! 💯👏🏾 He definitely shouldn't be in society and he for dam sure shouldn't be behind the wheel of a car either but karma is gonna spin the block 3xs each time for each victim karma skips nobody and his "privilege" won't protect him from that bitch karma! 💯👏🏾
@@srs3572 thankyou my cousin was 19 and one of my best friends. We were going to bring our kids up with each other she never got to finish uni get a job or get married honestly in a second. Her boyfriend also died and the boyfriends brother became a quadriplegic and died in his fifties due to long term health affects
Frederick Russell was found in 2005 working as a security guard in Dublin, Ireland, under the alias David Carroll. He was returned to the US in 2006 and convicted of three counts of vehicular homicide and assault. He was sentenced to 14 years in prison in November 2007. He was released after serving over seven years in April 2015.
Wish they had posted, in this episode, how much of his prison term he actually served, because it lead the viewer to believe that he had served the entire 14-yr sentence as written.
Fred's dad: My son wasn't the one at fault, even though he was drunk and illegally passed into the wrong lane going 90 mph! I don't know where he is either! No idea! Sure.
14 years for causing 3 deaths. People caught with little baggies of weed got more time in jail than that. The justice system in this country is broken beyond repair
We need to take weed off from being a Schedule I drug; it's an outdated scheme. As this episode proves, alcohol is a far worse drug. We have to rewrite the laws but we gotta do it in a way they don't expect... with education about the real nature of marijuana, not just by screaming in the streets, but on paper and in the schools of law.
There you go kids..if your rich and family have connections then you can pretty much get away with anything.. and that's our justice system in a nutshell.. SMH
Both father and son are a pos. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree. No doubt he had help from daddy because of that bail. They argued so much that he didn't pose a flight risk but he ended up all the way in Ireland
I knew a Mom who sided with her son after he abused an 18 month old girl.....The son ended up getting full psychological councelling, did a years jail but continued to avail himself to minors after his release....The abused child suffered from mental illness for years after, and fell into drugs and prostitution.
“Alcohol, as a depressant, slows down someone's reaction time, which includes reaction time for an impending collision," says a New York-area paramedic and firefighter. Ironically, he says, "there's a greater likelihood the intoxicated party will be less severely injured because they don't anticipate the impact." By not bracing for impact, the intoxicated person's body is able to take the path of least resistance during a collision-it's not uncommon to find a drunk person curled up, relatively unharmed, in the car's front foot well-and is also more able to absorb the energy caused by the impact. According to Medevac nurse Kaitlin McLoone, staying as relaxed as possible during an impending impact is good advice for everyone. "Try to relax as best as possible," McLoone says, "and don't try to control your body, or grab for anything."
I love how they used The Cadillac Diner in California for both Carlos Berdelia's and Michael Alfonso's stories! Both the Cadillac Diner and the Pink Motel have been used in so many different films and TV shows! It's a popular filming location mainly because it's solely for filming and isn't an actual operating location used for business! Either way it's a great place for Hollywood!
When someone confesses to a crime, the police have no choice but to stop charging people with it. All their defense attorneys would need to say is that someone else already confessed.
It makes me sick when family members defend criminals for their wrongdoing. You certainly don't "help" that person by excusing or justifying the harm that they created. If it would've been THEIR family member who was victimized, they would be singing a different tune. But since it was their family member who committed the crime, they hypocritically want to play by different rules. I know what I'm talking about. I have a brother in prison for a 1992 murder he committed. Though there are many avenues I could take to justify his actions, he's wrong, justice has to be served, and he has to pay the price for what he did. I do feel sympathy for the perpetrator's family, though. It's ripped my family's and my hearts to ribbons when my brother killed that guy. I love him, but I can not and will not change my sense of right and wrong simply because he's my brother. He's in prison where he belongs. Gregg Russell (perpetrator's father in this episode) is a sorry piece of crap. To try to defame these dead victims in order to gain sympathy for his bum of a son is sickening. He's a sorry excuse for a father and helped create this entire scenario by raising an entitled, spoiled, and reckless moron for the rest of society to have to deal with. How he can live with himself and get on here and play the martyr is beyond me
Total respect to you, for your post, and also my sympathy for you and your family, that moron who took out those people, should have got life, the father of the victim had more credibility and integrity in his little toe than the lying father of that imbecile.
I know what you mean I have a family member who killed someone and they only got 10 years. I'm pissed this family member didn't get longer. We're talking about a human life
@@ashleelarsen5002I'm even older and have stuffed animals too. I get that adults (openly) owning stuffed animals wasn't as common when this episode was made, but even children didn't commonly carry such huge stuffed animals like that. It was just weird.
That’s crazy that Fred’s bail was so low after killing three people when he was drunk . Jeez . Even if alcohol wasn’t involved , he killed three people . Accident yes but still victims deserve justice .
Fred should be behind bars, FOREVER! His father knows he was responsible for those 3 deaths. It's absolutely sickening, the way he tries to defend him.
Fred Russell was arrested for vehicular homicide yet still allowed to drive. That's just like letting a suspected bank robber continue in his job as a teller. And he was the one driving drunk and passing illegally. I would like to ask his father what other factors he thinks could have caused this accident that lessens his son's blame.
That Russell story got to me. I pray nobody I love is ever murdered by a rich white man because they will never get justice. Thank God that in the end they caught him and did sentence him. I wonder if he served it all.
no no that is wrong...........the Boston Strangler is not the first known serial killer in american history. the first one is H.H. Holmes who was a serial killer in the late 1800's.
I thought they said that the DNA from Mary didn't match DiSalvo. And poor Jeanne!!! Omggg what an awful story! For a woman to dream something like that about her husband and get up and leave tells me that there probably was abuse going on bc you don't just get up and move away from your life. How that poor woman got involved with the crazy chef is insane there r no words omg
uhhhh... Why are they saying the Boston Strangler was the first known American serial killer? Ed Gein, N.O. Axman, HH Holmes and that guy from Texarcana were all known by then...
the many stranglers theory is plausible. At least two things can be inferred, de Salvo killed Dullivan. De Salvo's brother is adopted or de Salvo was adopted, because the original DNA did not match using the brother as comparison.
@@dougroberts9821 I'm sure there was. But he started killing other kids in the original colonies so he's the first serial killer in the European settlement that bacame America
@@patrickperalta59 I'm not sure at the time of these episodes being made that it was common knowledge who he was ? Seems like alot more people know about him that I would have suspected. I'm surprised how many comments talking about their historical error.
I can understand trying to back up your child but that father isn’t doing his drink driving son any favours , in fact it makes you see where his son got his entitled attitude from! Jeans husband Frank 🤔
A patrolmen pulls over a car that is weaving down the road, when the driver rolls down his window the patrolmen could smell alcohol. did you know it is against the law to drink and drive, the driver replied, I stop at bars and have a few then I drive to the next bar and have a few - but I never drink when I'm driving - can I leave now?
Kenneth Wiggins Too Late I Watches Unsolved Mysteries With Robert Stack At Night Let Me Tell U It Scares😨😬 The Shit Out Of Me Sometimes I Even Have Nightmares Too To Everyone Don't Watch It Especially When It's Dark Outside And Alone😀🤣
@@reneebrown1362 i feel the same way about mainstream news... lol seriously though there is a time like 3-sunrise when watching this show i feel like i could be apart of the mystery in some way, if i hear bushes outside then im jumping...
this is why you don't drink and drive. It baffles me that ppl take the risk of killing ppl and going to prison. that said, smtms there are other factors involved in these cases and ppl get oversentenced b/c society always looks for someone to blame
He murdered three people! A car, when misused is a deadly weapon. If he was handling a gun and did the same wouldn't he get more time? That doesn't make sense to me.
I do know someone who has killed someone while drunk at 230pm , a father of 2 children. This man went day drinking/driving. He didn't give a fuck and thinks he will win his case, his side keeps getting continuances , its been almost a year- he keeps bragging it up that he's only gonna get probation. This other man has no choices, none. He can't say goodbye to his children his rights were taken away. He's buried in the ground yet the other man still can legally drive , still also drives after drinking , iowa did not take his license away or make him get a breathalyzer in his car. believes he's above the law, I hope and pray iowa gets him with the max sentence. So far he has only had a slap on his wrist while this 2 minor children will never know why. It's infuriating!
I have so many questions about the DNA sample they got from a corpse that had been in the ground for decades. Was the body not cleaned/contaminated before burial?? This seems like people just wishing for some grand conspiracy/good story. EDIT: Okay, just saw the update. That's what I was thinking.
That's awesome !! I just made a comment about him too. You should watch the newest doc about him lots of really wild information. Like that he actually started killing people in late 1700's when he was a kid. Also his dead body is gone... The grave is empty which led them to believe he went to england and was jack the ripper.
The drunks always walk away after murdering innocent people. And why is he out on bail after murdering? 14 years for killing 3 people. I know the sentence is usually less for vehicular homicide…but still.
Joanna gets murdered by her psycho coworker, but can we stop and acknowledge the mess of details. Leaves her husband because she has a bad dream. The story doesn't stop to spell out the details, but she moves away obliviously not wanting to be married or take care of her youngest children anymore.
1:53 Boston Strangler 2
18:05 Fred's Fatal Drive
28:48 Red Robin Murder
39:12 Deadly Doses
you are the man, thx for time stamps
I’m bingeing this on Halloween 2023. Nothing is spookier than USM and the legendary Robert Stack’s voice, on All Hallow’s Eve
Do you still have the nightmares???❓❓❓
@@Control-Alt-Delete619 luckily not 🤣
@@pinkjellybean4019 hahahaha...... Good thing! 👍🍻🇺🇲
I just can't with the Russell family. Unfortunately, this is what happens when you know people in the justice system.
I hope that people will never forget about the three people that had there lives taken away by, Fred, his father and the courts.
May the victims, Rest In Peace.
Robert Stack , best host ever!
His voice, at least on this program, drew us to him as though to reveal secrets or to draw us into some kind of web of conspiracies:-).
@@ewaleokadia76 When I was little I used to hide behind my parents during this program because his voice was frightening to me lol.
@@joeshimamura9620 Almost as though the lion was ready to roar.
@@ewaleokadia76 No doubt.
Yes he was rest in peace Robert stack nobody does it better than him
FOURTEEN years??? What a slap in the face to the families. His dad had a LOT of pull. He ended up only spending 8 years.💀
If you google vehicular homicide 14 years is actually the maximum sentence, it also says most people get out around 7-8 years so this case doesn’t seem any different it’s how they all go, still sad tho
@@lucasingram4583 I still think he should have gotten more time. He had 3 counts of vehicular homicide. Is it 14 years per count or is it like a coverall?
@@lucasingram4583 but in most cases of vehicular manslaughter or death by automobile are usually at least two cars involved with one other deceased victim he killed like three or four of his friends he should have gotten life or at least 30 years and his license permanently revoked that was a slap in the face to the victim's families and even to other people on the road to the public for him to even be freed and I bet you he out still drinking and driving too but karma going to spend the block on him so it is what it is.
@@lucasingram4583 Except that, is not 14 yrs for one homicide, meaning one individual? I'm not sure how that works when a person has killed multiple people---in this case, three. Plus, injured others and severely decimated property. And, what about jumping bail, fleeing the country, etc.? I wonder if there was also sentencing for that.
The posse should have upheld their threats....They knew this creep had corruption on his side and would ultimately be out on the streets again, no doubt driving.
Robert Stack as a narrator for Unsolved Mysteries... he's a natural! 👍
Jeanne's mother making the comment about Carlos hiding in his mother's skirts. Classic.
Not only was he only sentenced to 14 years, he only served 8! So frustrating...
And if he does it again or purposely he cant be charged twice right? He did his time. Thats double jeopardy.
@@betterthanyourname2391 No that's not how double Jeopardy works if he does it again he can be charged. Double jeopardy means if you were already tried and acquitted for a crime you cannot be tried for that same crime
He had another DUI recentl;y and killed 4 people. No prison time for that either.
@@minnethreat that's just abysmal. The judge who's responsible for him being out of prison is 100% at fault as he is. If that's the case, I hope someone makes good on their threats and do what the justice department fails miserably to do.
@@minnethreat post a link bc I can’t find this. He killed 3 people in this one. You’re saying he killed another 4???
Russell thought he was going to walk free and his father really got some nerve. One thing is to protect your son and another to lie about the victims.
Jeanne’s case was just so sad.
Yeah, I didn't find his father credible...especially, claiming that no one had heard from his son. I noted that he did not claim that no one he knew was supporting that son. He also did not seem bewildered that no one would know where the son was. He most assuredly did have some role or involvement in his son's disappearance and sustenance. Just appalling. And, trying to blame shift, blame share, deliberately cloud the issue, etc.
Love the host... I cried when he died
Fred Russell is absolutely guilty. He’s the only one that crossed the lane which started the accident. So his dad definitely knows where his son is, he also had friends in the legal system that helped his son. Fred Russell and his dad make me sick.
Right?? "The other driver was also drunk"...the other driver didnt go across the line 😒😒😒
It doesn't seem quite fair that Fred Russell who caused the accident walked away virtually unharmed.
@@Rachel......... Russell should have got life in prison
@@karenhall4645He even got to drive to his job despite being drunk when the accident happened!
3 people dead = 14 years in prison. WTF?
@@wonkydonkey8349 Always one pinhead who brings in Race.
@@mikemanners1069 it's a fact ignorant dick
@@wonkydonkey8349 White privilege? More like rich privilege.
@@darkkiss7247 that too
The rich get a slap on the wrist.
I’m sorry but as a person who lost my beloved cousin to a drunk and drug driver I have absolutely no sympathy for people that do this. The fact that he absconded just shows what happens when you’ve got privelage
Exactly! 💯👏🏾 He definitely shouldn't be in society and he for dam sure shouldn't be behind the wheel of a car either but karma is gonna spin the block 3xs each time for each victim karma skips nobody and his "privilege" won't protect him from that bitch karma! 💯👏🏾
People who do that should get life in prison without the possibility of parole.
It is indeed selfish. I’m so sorry for your loss.
@@srs3572 thankyou my cousin was 19 and one of my best friends. We were going to bring our kids up with each other she never got to finish uni get a job or get married honestly in a second. Her boyfriend also died and the boyfriends brother became a quadriplegic and died in his fifties due to long term health affects
The Boston Strangler case was the most shocking of all.
Frederick Russell was found in 2005 working as a security guard in Dublin, Ireland, under the alias David Carroll. He was returned to the US in 2006 and convicted of three counts of vehicular homicide and assault. He was sentenced to 14 years in prison in November 2007. He was released after serving over seven years in April 2015.
Wish they had posted, in this episode, how much of his prison term he actually served, because it lead the viewer to believe that he had served the entire 14-yr sentence as written.
Adamdavis your comment should be 📌📌 pin
Fred's dad: My son wasn't the one at fault, even though he was drunk and illegally passed into the wrong lane going 90 mph! I don't know where he is either! No idea!
Sure.
exactly
His son is a piece of shit.
,mhdej=o
Like father like son
I guess that apple didn't rot far from the tree
14 years for causing 3 deaths. People caught with little baggies of weed got more time in jail than that. The justice system in this country is broken beyond repair
We need to take weed off from being a Schedule I drug; it's an outdated scheme. As this episode proves, alcohol is a far worse drug. We have to rewrite the laws but we gotta do it in a way they don't expect... with education about the real nature of marijuana, not just by screaming in the streets, but on paper and in the schools of law.
Name someone who got more time for little baggies of weed?
14 years is a joke!
That's your American stupid justice system.
it's what happens when daddy is well-connected.
NotHobbes mufc
And White.
@@cokomoko7 not just America same thing happened to my dad.
No jail time for rich drunk family
that killed him.
There you go kids..if your rich and family have connections then you can pretty much get away with anything.. and that's our justice system in a nutshell.. SMH
Best show ever . Love Robert Stack Thank you for putting these on RUclips
Fred: I maintain my innocence
What???
You were drunk!!!!
I don’t believe the dad had no idea where he was.
Greg Russel is a piece of shit too
That’s what I said he was lying thru his teeth what a bad liar
Both father and son are a pos. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree. No doubt he had help from daddy because of that bail. They argued so much that he didn't pose a flight risk but he ended up all the way in Ireland
@@emeraldemerson6726 Exactly
That dad of the son knew where is son was for sure his lying sucked
Fred's dad is lying to cover up his devil sons where about.
Yeah to get all the way over there his dad helped he should be locked up too
@@erickanew shut up
I knew a Mom who sided with her son after he abused an 18 month old girl.....The son ended up getting full psychological councelling, did a years jail but continued to avail himself to minors after his release....The abused child suffered from mental illness for years after, and fell into drugs and prostitution.
Unsolved mysteries rules!
The reason why drunk drivers are rarely hurt in wrecks is because the alcohol numbs them where they can withstand impact
JOhn Rowe no it’s because if you’re causing the momentum you’re likely to not be hurt the person receiving the force of the momentum is 🙄
“Alcohol, as a depressant, slows down someone's reaction time, which includes reaction time for an impending collision," says a New York-area paramedic and firefighter. Ironically, he says, "there's a greater likelihood the intoxicated party will be less severely injured because they don't anticipate the impact."
By not bracing for impact, the intoxicated person's body is able to take the path of least resistance during a collision-it's not uncommon to find a drunk person curled up, relatively unharmed, in the car's front foot well-and is also more able to absorb the energy caused by the impact. According to Medevac nurse Kaitlin McLoone, staying as relaxed as possible during an impending impact is good advice for everyone. "Try to relax as best as possible," McLoone says, "and don't try to control your body, or grab for anything."
MyKali2009 you are right 100 percent.
Unfortunately
It’s because your body isn’t tensed up
I love how they used The Cadillac Diner in California for both Carlos Berdelia's and Michael Alfonso's stories!
Both the Cadillac Diner and the Pink Motel have been used in so many different films and TV shows!
It's a popular filming location mainly because it's solely for filming and isn't an actual operating location used for business!
Either way it's a great place for Hollywood!
Mr. Stack, had me at join him...
Fred got 14 years seriously?
yep and only served 7
Over privileged .
Daddy and his influence probably helped.
Exactly. This was ridiculous. "hE doESn'T pOSe a flIGHt riSK" yet he ended up all the way in Ireland.
I knew with his father being in that position he wasn't going to get much time. I'm surprised he got 14 years
Such a binge worthy show of sorts
When someone confesses to a crime, the police have no choice but to stop charging people with it. All their defense attorneys would need to say is that someone else already confessed.
I love this show only the Robert stack version I always liked the shcerry irley and Judith hymmes and all the ghost stories
Its the same type of content with robert stack or the other dude. Just diff voice.
It makes me sick when family members defend criminals for their wrongdoing. You certainly don't "help" that person by excusing or justifying the harm that they created. If it would've been THEIR family member who was victimized, they would be singing a different tune. But since it was their family member who committed the crime, they hypocritically want to play by different rules. I know what I'm talking about. I have a brother in prison for a 1992 murder he committed. Though there are many avenues I could take to justify his actions, he's wrong, justice has to be served, and he has to pay the price for what he did. I do feel sympathy for the perpetrator's family, though. It's ripped my family's and my hearts to ribbons when my brother killed that guy. I love him, but I can not and will not change my sense of right and wrong simply because he's my brother. He's in prison where he belongs. Gregg Russell (perpetrator's father in this episode) is a sorry piece of crap. To try to defame these dead victims in order to gain sympathy for his bum of a son is sickening. He's a sorry excuse for a father and helped create this entire scenario by raising an entitled, spoiled, and reckless moron for the rest of society to have to deal with. How he can live with himself and get on here and play the martyr is beyond me
Total respect to you, for your post, and also my sympathy for you and your family, that moron who took out those people, should have got life, the father of the victim had more credibility and integrity in his little toe than the lying father of that imbecile.
I know what you mean I have a family member who killed someone and they only got 10 years. I'm pissed this family member didn't get longer. We're talking about a human life
The Swango story still creeps me today as much as it did when I was a kid. 😱
I agree Micheal swango was a really creepy weirdo.
This is my favorite show
They need this show now
I love how they try to make this girl seem 10 years old by making her carry that stuffed animal around
I love the way they used a mixed child to play Jean lol
That enormous stuffed parrot is so distracting.
I'm 33 and still have a stuffed animal...
@@ashleelarsen5002I'm even older and have stuffed animals too.
I get that adults (openly) owning stuffed animals wasn't as common when this episode was made, but even children didn't commonly carry such huge stuffed animals like that. It was just weird.
@@ashleelarsen5002but they used it as a prop to make her seem younger.
That’s crazy that Fred’s bail was so low after killing three people when he was drunk . Jeez . Even if alcohol wasn’t involved , he killed three people . Accident yes but still victims deserve justice .
Fred should be behind bars, FOREVER! His father knows he was responsible for those 3 deaths. It's absolutely sickening, the way he tries to defend him.
Am i the only one that jams to the intro music?
I think you are. Stop it!
The Yellow Cursor i will not!!! Lol
No one.
Absolutely no one.
Robert Stack: Ve-Hickular Homicide
Fred Russell was arrested for vehicular homicide yet still allowed to drive. That's just like letting a suspected bank robber continue in his job as a teller. And he was the one driving drunk and passing illegally. I would like to ask his father what other factors he thinks could have caused this accident that lessens his son's blame.
i love this show so much.
I definetely go with the hypothesis that there were more than one "Boston strangler".
That Russell story got to me. I pray nobody I love is ever murdered by a rich white man because they will never get justice. Thank God that in the end they caught him and did sentence him. I wonder if he served it all.
U say thank God for justice why did God make this tragedy in the first place
He was released in 2015 after only serving 7 years.
@A Rose No it was because he was rich. Money will get you out of anything regardless of race. Look at OJ.
I know that dude must be in hiding now, know there's a lot of pissed people
@@Chatzkas Noooo, really???, that's f-ed up
no no that is wrong...........the Boston Strangler is not the first known serial killer in american history. the first one is H.H. Holmes who was a serial killer in the late 1800's.
They didn't wash her body before burial?
A really grate show, for the time.
I thought they said that the DNA from Mary didn't match DiSalvo.
And poor Jeanne!!! Omggg what an awful story! For a woman to dream something like that about her husband and get up and leave tells me that there probably was abuse going on bc you don't just get up and move away from your life.
How that poor woman got involved with the crazy chef is insane there r no words omg
They did say the DNA didn’t match and now they say it does. I call bull shit!
They said 2013 de salvo DNA match the last murder
R.I.P ROBERT STACK. #2021
When that update music start i feel like i win the jackpot
It's like waking up to see Santa Clause has come!
“And has since been released” worst ever when this was not long enough for the crime
This show sucks!! Said no one EVER!!! Still in my top 5 mystery shows all these years later. ID channel should pick up the reruns
Wow so that guy a murders three people gets 14 years and gets to go ahead and live the rest of his life what crap justice
Greg Russell the father of the drunk driver looks a bit Chinese.
uhhhh... Why are they saying the Boston Strangler was the first known American serial killer? Ed Gein, N.O. Axman, HH Holmes and that guy from Texarcana were all known by then...
Ed gein wasnt really a seriel killer only killed 2 people mostly dug up graves. And albert fish was around before too.
I wish I could stop my eyes from being so watery somebody please pray for me
GO GET EM 👊 ROBERT STACK 💪 GO GET EM 💯
Poor Robert Stack. You can tell in this episode how much strain he was under.
the many stranglers theory is plausible. At least two things can be inferred, de Salvo killed Dullivan. De Salvo's brother is adopted or de Salvo was adopted, because the original DNA did not match using the brother as comparison.
It’s DeSalvO.
@@luke125 Thanks.
0:58 you've got to love the trench coat. He is a skinny mini. I feel like he had a special tone of voice in this intro
14 yrs!!!! He killed 3 people and injured a bunch more! That's only about 4 1/2 yrs per person.
wasnt HH Holmes the first serial killer?
Mike Piscitelli,...... your correct H. H. Holmes was Americans first serial Killer not the Boston Strangler. They were wrong when they said that.
First one we know of. No doubt many before him.
@@dougroberts9821 I'm sure there was. But he started killing other kids in the original colonies so he's the first serial killer in the European settlement that bacame America
@@patrickperalta59 I'm not sure at the time of these episodes being made that it was common knowledge who he was ? Seems like alot more people know about him that I would have suspected. I'm surprised how many comments talking about their historical error.
I can understand trying to back up your child but that father isn’t doing his drink driving son any favours , in fact it makes you see where his son got his entitled attitude from!
Jeans husband Frank 🤔
Yes, and saying the other had alcohol & drugs but not revealing quantities, is the typical lawyer strategy
The accusation by Russel is criminal
That 'well respected community member' Greg Russell is literally lying right at you, and he is quite bad at it... but he's persistent.
The Boston accent is strong in Albert DeSalvo's brother
A patrolmen pulls over a car that is weaving down the road, when the driver rolls down his window the patrolmen could smell alcohol. did you know it is against the law to drink and drive, the driver replied, I stop at bars and have a few then I drive to the next bar and have a few - but I never drink when I'm driving - can I leave now?
14 Years for vehicular homicide? What a joke! He shouldn't be free!
Don't watch at night...
Kenneth Wiggins Too Late I Watches Unsolved Mysteries With Robert Stack At Night Let Me Tell U It Scares😨😬 The Shit Out Of Me Sometimes I Even Have Nightmares Too To Everyone Don't Watch It Especially When It's Dark Outside And Alone😀🤣
@@reneebrown1362 i feel the same way about mainstream news... lol seriously though there is a time like 3-sunrise when watching this show i feel like i could be apart of the mystery in some way, if i hear bushes outside then im jumping...
I watch this at night with all the lights off. It's the only way to watch this show.
I watch it to go to sleep. I can say however, that my dreams are even more lucid.
Poor baby did you have a nightmare!?!
Robert Stack sumtimes smiles if u look closely
he smiled during the eliiot ness one
This is such a tragic episode, but off-topic, I LOVE Stacy's Dad's final message to the camera: "We'll get you", and they did.
Makes me think of the Scranton Strangler. LOL. Dwight was something else, lol.
He served his time my ass. He should have gotten more time for running.
Fred's dad was later accused of raping a student
Yikes! A family of criminals!
Yikes! 😮
this is why you don't drink and drive. It baffles me that ppl take the risk of killing ppl and going to prison. that said, smtms there are other factors involved in these cases and ppl get oversentenced b/c society always looks for someone to blame
Hey man quit making excuses for you're son!
The re-enactment actor who "didn't take the key" from Mary Sullivan's apartment looks really familiar!! Anyone know why?
There were almost certainly at least 2 Boston stranglers . All but two had similar victims . Mary and the one other veered from the pattern .
If there’s more than one Boston strangler than that person never existed. All isolated murders
I'm from Ireland,I could see how Russell could blend in in Ireland,with the Irish look.
He murdered three people! A car, when misused is a deadly weapon. If he was handling a gun and did the same wouldn't he get more time? That doesn't make sense to me.
Carlos Berdeja was never found!!! Wow
I do know someone who has killed someone while drunk at 230pm , a father of 2 children. This man went day drinking/driving. He didn't give a fuck and thinks he will win his case, his side keeps getting continuances , its been almost a year- he keeps bragging it up that he's only gonna get probation.
This other man has no choices, none. He can't say goodbye to his children his rights were taken away. He's buried in the ground yet the other man still can legally drive , still also drives after drinking , iowa did not take his license away or make him get a breathalyzer in his car. believes he's above the law, I hope and pray iowa gets him with the max sentence. So far he has only had a slap on his wrist while this 2 minor children will never know why. It's infuriating!
14 years????? Wtf
No 7 years I just read up on it
He only served 7
That's garbage
I have so many questions about the DNA sample they got from a corpse that had been in the ground for decades. Was the body not cleaned/contaminated before burial?? This seems like people just wishing for some grand conspiracy/good story. EDIT: Okay, just saw the update. That's what I was thinking.
The best show ever
If he was so innocent why run off!
There were multiple “Boston Stranglers” one of whom was definitely George Nassar.
It wasn't Albert Disalvo....it was Michael Imperioli ( Christopha ) from Sopranos. Lol
That was my first thought at the beginning of the show! 🤣
The Boston strangler Americas first known serial killer??
H. H. Holmes: am I a joke to you?
I thought that too! 💯
That's awesome !! I just made a comment about him too.
You should watch the newest doc about him lots of really wild information. Like that he actually started killing people in late 1700's when he was a kid. Also his dead body is gone... The grave is empty which led them to believe he went to england and was jack the ripper.
Lizzie Borden
14 years for vehicular homicide? #CornetteFace
The only thing as bad as drunk driving is high speed chases .both mindless crimes .
The drunks always walk away after murdering innocent people. And why is he out on bail after murdering? 14 years for killing 3 people. I know the sentence is usually less for vehicular homicide…but still.
Anyone else clap when Fred got death threats?
How are they giving updates from 2013????
Joanna gets murdered by her psycho coworker, but can we stop and acknowledge the mess of details.
Leaves her husband because she has a bad dream. The story doesn't stop to spell out the details, but she moves away obliviously not wanting to be married or take care of her youngest children anymore.
Well I'll say this; Fred got more time in prison than OJ Simpson did.
Smh........
I can remember a court's decision - life + 1 day, what happened to that one?
RIP ROBERT STACK
Yes he is, he will not be apprehended that’s an absolute fact.
The shadows sometimes reside in plain sight.
Why would any judge let him keep his license??? Insanity