That elderly couple at the end reminds me of my parents. So sweet and so kind. Man, do you know how wonderful this World would be if everyone was like that?
Others often forget what you say or did for them but they'll always remember how you made them feel. They may have passed but their kindness will carry on in the memory of those who were touched by this couple.
As Jewel said earlier, they both have since passed away. It is unknown whether they ever found their benefactor. Perhaps they found him on the other side. RIP Russell and Jean
Jean and Russell were such good people. They've probably passed on but man we could learn a thing or two from these two angels especially in these current times
The last story makes me think of a verse from the book of Hebrews 13:2 KJV “ Be not forgetful to entertain strangers: for thereby some have entertained angels without realizing it”.
Omg, the 2nd story of the older couple brought tears to my eyes, which shows that regardless of how little you have, someone else might not even have that. It's so devastating to hear your child's voice, but I can't help her. It broke my heart for the family.
Anthonette Cayedito, such a sad story. There's not a lot of things more chilling and heartbreaking than that phone call, it's very tough to listen to it. Poor little girl.
Come on man o that phone call is such a poor fake first of all you can tell that the guy who says who could you use the phone is doing a terrible acting job second of all she says oh I know how my daughter screams what the hell was she beaten raping her with rolling pins or something I mean it is a terrible awful situation it's heartbreaking crime but that is just a terrible practical joke and that was not her I'm a hundred percent sure
Anthonette Cayedito's mother died in 1999. Police wanted to question her again. They believe she knew more than what she told them. She failed a polygraph. Anthonette Cayedito would be 43 if she is still alive.
Russell Johnson passed away in 2002 at the age of 77 and Jean Johnson passed away in 2018 at the age of 91. $500 was basically the equivalent of $1500 in the 80s. So essentially they received the equivalent of almost $8000 over 4 years in the 80s. They never found out who was sending the checks or the identity of their “angel” was. There was a rumor he was a successful businessman who fell on some hard times due to some bad deals but was able to make a turn around. This was never proven to be true though.
I remember this episode. Antoinette's story made me terrified to ever open the door for anyone. I'm mostly over it, but I can still feel the anxiety creeping when the doorbell rings.
I searched the internet. Russell passed away in 2001 and Jean passed away in October 2018 at the age of 91. To my knoweldge, they never found out who their benefactor was.
Agreed. Though she may still be alive, the police believe she's dead. I'm kind of pissed at the waitress for not being more observant about the situation in the restaurant. Regardless of whether or not it was Anthonette, that girl was definitely in trouble.
I remember this show from when I was 4y/o. The Antoinette story stuck with me for all these years and I never let my nieces or sisters go to the door alone even during the day. Such a sad story 💔
@@MochaSkies Lol that’s a good way to live.I don’t argue with them, but I will call them out on their ignorance.Lisa Walls, I was raised properly, but most importantly I have the love of Christ in my heart😊
If you're not touched and shedding a tear or two when you watch Jean and Russell's story then you've got to be a grench for the holidays or anytime during the year. May Jean and Russell rest in peace.
The doctor in the Chucky Christmas miracle story is Greg Wood, a (award-winning) Philadelphia/area actor who also played the father of the girl who was poisoned to death in "The Sixth Sense." (No, I don't know him, and I'm not related to him.) Apparently "Unsolved Mysteries" was filming recreations locally using local talent. It appears to have been filmed at CHOP (Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), which was also used to film scenes of "The Sixth Sense." Pretty high production values because they could have easily settled for filming in a company studio. Any relaunch of the show will have a lot to live up to.
There are several instances, especially in the early seasons, where some of the same actors will pop up in segments that are set in a given region (I can think of a few cases from Louisiana that included some of the same actors). Definitely lent even more authenticity.
First one had me doubting until I heard the boy testifying about his dreams that correlated with the other events. That family definitely witnessed an angel by their side.
No other show gives me more nostalgia than Unsolved Mysteries 📺 I remember watching this as a kid and just being so scared but also be transfixed lol. Between the murders, missing children, aliens, ghosts etc. it had me terrified 😂
There are people like that everywhere but the socialists chased Jesus Christ out of our their hearts and told the needy to turn to the government for help
Ali Re its a roll of the die, sometimes a person will help someone else out if they don't get a bad feeling. Other times that bad feeling will crop up & they'll keep moving or get away as fast as they can. Then there are those other times where a person will help despite the bad feeling, & those are the events that usually define a persons character, some will continue to help despite a bad feeling even tho something went terribly wrong; which is not *_ALWAYS_* the case, not even 50% of the time.
24:45-24:50 if you listen carefully, you can hear her her sisters calling for “Squirrel” as their looking for her around the house. Squirrel was Anthonette’s nickname. It just adds more personalization to Anthonette’s story that breaks your heart.
Its interesting that Anthonette appeared in public at a restaurant. All she needed to do was ask for help, but she was terrified to do anything. Her spirit was broken
Going to the medicine Great Mother was the best thing to do. The Navajo for centuries have been connected to the good red road !!! I believe in Angels and that they walk among us. RIP Mr Stack :(
Too many. You would be shocked to find out how many of them have their parents involved in them going missing for cash. Happens way more than you may think, which is disgusting
@@G-spookyk4zs yeah at least today there are a lot of mobile phones so people can film the criminal and call for help quickly, they couldnt do that back then so it was the golden age of all kinds of criminals
Harry Potter wasn't around yet I don't think that guy with Asian though he was just ugly buddy he didn't look like Harry Potter just cuz he had glasses
I was just thinking about the story of the couple from Florida and I just randomly pick this episode of Unsolved Mysteries to watch. That's the second time that's happened since I've been binge watching Unsolved. The last time was the story of the spiral staircase of St. Joseph.
As a child I loved this show even though it scared the crap out of me at times but out of all of them russell and jeans story was the most touching story of all of them to me. They were wonderful people and I truly believe in angels visiting bc of them. I believe that was a test from an angel. I’m so glad to know they were rewarded ten fold. They deserved it. ❤️ the way he said “we didn’t have anything..” ugh just makes you cry that they struggled so much so glad they got some help all those years. They were precious and so very kind to feed a stranger so many people would have told the guy to go away. They didn’t. I’ve always carried this with me and bc of this story I help everyone I can - not just bc it’s the right thing to do but bc you never know who is an angel on earth testing you. Just the sweetest people. RIP to both of them. ❤️
😇 The Johnson’s were such sweet people…😇 I’ve met many, just like them along the way…Even in these EVIL days & times, we must keep our faith in God & Humanity…😇💕🙏🏽💕😇
The last one. ☺️ and My grandma had to raise my “mother’s “ 5 kids after raising her own 5. One day when I was 10 Some lady came and sat on our curb us kids were playing outside so we called to grandma to come help. This lady was so full of love. Just bright love beaming from her. She had a drink and a cake and we all talked and then she said she had to go help the babys in the hospital. None of us kids knew what she was talking about. Well she touched my shoulder and I felt warm and like pins and needles all over then I fainted. The next day I woke in hospital and asked grandma what happened and did the lady get to help the babys. She had no idea what I was talking about. So explained and she said no that did not happen. So I carry on and leave that day to go home and the ambulance was bringing a baby in that couldnt breath. Who was next to the baby?! That lady all white and hurting my eyes. So I called grandma! Its her! Can you believe no one was with that baby except her dad and the hospital crew. I asked my siblings and they never saw her either. I will never forget that time. I have always believed there are others ready to help even if its just you who sees them ♥️
Why did that little boy have to walk backwards? Lol 😂. The story about the boy in a coma was very sad. But that little boy at the door that walked away backwards was just weird and funny at the same time
This was the first episode of Unsolved Mysteries I watched as kid. That cayedito story still makes me uneasy. It’s tragic to hear how the kidnapping hurt family relations.
Yup a indigenous girl goes missing and never comes home I strongly believe that her mother knew more then she admitted. She even failed a lie detector test . 🥺🥺
Glad chucky recovered .But a lot of his recovery was also attributed to the hard work & dedication of the nurses & doctors who administered strong medicine. So seen as no one else gave them thanks. I appreciate what they done ❤
Yes they definitely keep they definitely kept him alive no doubt about that Children's Hospital Philadelphia is an excellent hospital but you don't recover from Reye's syndrome that fast it is it had to be there had to be a reason otherworldly reason I saw saying but yes they kept if they hadn't kept him all alive and but you don't recover from Reye's syndrome that fast most people don't recover from it at all. I mean you can debunk most of this most of the supernatural stuff but there are several miracles on here that you just can't debunk
Why do ppl have to say stuff about every little thing my gosh it's a documentary that was on 20 yrs ago. I'm sure next it will be there racist to right.
The miracle was the doctor’s, nurses and scientists who studied hard and gave that child every but of their combined knowledge. Certainly they will always warn parents that the child may not make it when the kid is that close to death and has pressure on the brain. Why anyone believes superstitious nonsense really cures anyone is beyond me. If they really thought saints and god cured kids-they would take the sick kid to the church rather than the hospital. Yet they NEVER do.
@@aaronbradley3232 : " Yes they definitely keep they definitely kept him alive no doubt about that Children's Hospital Philadelphia is an excellent hospital but you don't recover from Reye's syndrome that fast it is it had to be there had to be a reason otherworldly" ==You are talking about statistics and averages. It's like saying: Recovery from the cold take an average of 10 days. Then you have a person that recovers in 1 day. Since 1 day is far from the average, then it is rare and so the conclusion is that it is a miracle. However, some people might take 1 month to recover. Can we call this a miracle as well? Statistics don't tell us what actually happened. Using statistics to conclude a rare event is a miracle is none sense.
This elderly couple was the best sweet story😭 i try everyday to be has kind and generous to people! I dont have many friends but i like to be alone, i have anxiety. I remember specially one moment has a child that I regret and wish I did. I was at a sport centre for a couple days and there was another boy abit younger living in the neighbour room. The think is, there was no parents allowed there. We had each an adult that worked there to be with us after we went out to do sport. One morning I went out of my room, and I looked into the other room, the boy was dressing himself in winter clothes and he was crying. I was so shy and had not good self astern because I was bullied a lot in school back in my hometown, so what I did was just standing there, wishing I could say something but didn’t dare. Just to make him feel better. Then I went off and outside. To this day. I think about this moment. I too was a child and it was my first time far away from home. But one of the things I regret is this moment. But also in good spirit knowing I was young and already wanting to care for people. I tried to let it go. ❤️😭 who’s got a story they wanna share?
your story doesn't make any sense it's written very badly. I'm guessing English isn't your first language. I don't even understand the point of your story.maybe you should stick to your native language
listen, honey. people suck. they don't care about you and will take advantage of you any chance they can. stop caring about them so much and start caring about yourself. those 2 old people are lucky the bum didn't rob and kill them. that is the most amazing part of that story.
the exact same thing happened to my mom. in 1991 when we were living in Jacksonville, FL it was in November and we were having rough times and a plain brown envelope arrived in our mailbox with a check for $500 and there was a note that my mom read over and over again, it said 'to my little June bug' my mom was balling every time she read it because that was a name only my grandma called her when she was a little girl. my grandma had died 3 yrs earlier and it devastated my mom but that November and the next we received that check and that exact same note. my mom believed that somehow my grandma sent it to her from heaven, she believed that not only because the nickname in the note but also because the handwriting was my grandmothers and she received both checks during the week in November that my grandmother and grandfather died. my grandfather died in the 2nd week in November 1971 in a car accident and my grandmother died the same week in November just a day after my grandfather but 18 yrs apart.
I'm watching this Christmas Day, 2019~ May the Johnsons be an inspiration & example for everyone... Not for what one may receive in return for helping someone. Rather, there is always someone who is in need & even a little help can go a long way.❤️ If we were all like this wonderful couple, the world would be such a joyous place. _God Bless & Merry Christmas!_ 🎄❤️🎄
Fortune Rookie Thanks so much.❤️ I hope you have a blessed & prosperous New Year, ~ full of love, joy & all things that make life truly meaningful.❤️ Take care...
This was a "Lost Loves" segment. They just wanted to find out his name and tell him thank you. With social media these days, really, a "lost loves" segment isn't necessary anymore.
When the "Angel" put his head back and closed his eyes I got the feeling that he was talking to God, thanking him for his journey and praying that good fortune would reward them for their sincere kindness! He had to have been sent by God to give them a blessing!🙏
Speaking of accents, can you tell what the FBI agent Kevin Miles' accent was in the Anthonette Cayeditto case? I really can't tell, it sounds like a mix of a few.
Jean and Russel's story positively warmed my heart, brought tears to my eyes, and placed a smile upon my face. Surely, they're both resting in peace. NOTE: I watched this during the Coronavirus pandemic.
@@---nobody--- Because you get to really see people's true colors, especially during distress...thus the pandemic. People are typically all for themselves.
That last Christmas miracle story is so touching. Am I a bitch for crying? 😂 it had to be an angel, but why would an Angel need five dollars? He probably didn’t need it it was just a test.
Do you think the restaurant sighting in 1991 was Anthonette? Could've been another teenage girl who needed help? There's less and less hope she'd still be living in her early 40s, but I'd also hate to think she got held captive all those years like Jaycee Dugard was
Based on many other cases I've seen, I'm going to assume that it wasn't her. There have been other cases where people swear they have seen a missing person only to be proven wrong later on. Sometimes a body is found close to where they lived.
Aww the couple in Florida giving the homeless guy food was so lovely. Reminded me of my nanny who always said never refuse a tramp a cup of tea and a bite to eat if you have it spare,even if it means going without yourself. Most tramps she was referring to would have been veterans of WW1, gentlemen tramps as she called them.
@@franpotter5041 we will.contiue to have them but they will be the same price albeit a different generation. Farmers kids, and innercity minorities, middle /lower class underachievers, etc., are able to do something positive for themselves. Since folks like some of our recent presidents and other esteemed leaders, have been handed silver spoons to succeed..lots of money.. it's a medium a favorite no matter who, past, present or any other reason than money for pharma, food, chemical etc industry to get elected.
The Christmas story with the homeless guy reminds me of 2 songs by Hank Williams, A tramp on the street, and Men with broken hearts! "He was some mother's darlin'. He was some mother's son, once he was fair and once he was young, and some mother rocked him, her darlin' to sleep, but they left him to die like a tramp on the street!" That's a good ole song.
I've heard the Anthonette Cayedito call recording a billion times over the years, and to this day I have no earthly idea how people think that's a man's voice when it's so clearly a woman's voice
The sentiment still holds that only men can be capable of such crimes, though history has proven this very wrong. All involved in the case would have been automatically prejudiced even the fbi.
This last story was indeed an everyday act of kindness from a beautiful soul who doesn’t want to be identified, for whatever reasons he might have. That’s my opinion. When I read or watch stories like this one, it renews my faith in humanity, it really does. Not all is evil, and not everyone is evil too……there are still people out there which kindness is their way of life, and so it is, and so they are. Another great story with a very happy ending. The way I like stories to end. God bless this man always, he is already blessed by his kindness. 👍🙏🏻🙌👏♥️
Jean and Russel are how my family is. I was raised that if I had enough to eat, I had enough to share. I have applied this to different areas of life. The sad thing is, people like them, my family we are still here but there is so much shady scary things that could go wrong in a situation like this. People are terrified to reach out a helping hand because of they don’t know if they will get their hand bitten off or not. However, it still doesn’t mean that you cannot help people from afar. My husband and I have been fortunate enough to not only hold our jobs during all this covid stuff but actually gain better employment/raises/increased hours while decreasing expenses such as child care and gas to commute. We are both well aware of what struggle looks like since we both grew up in poor homes and did not find success until a couple years ago. So, it is so painful for us to see people losing jobs, businesses, homes. Any little bit we can do to help we try to. Sure we donate to the grocery stores for food and all that but we go beyond that. Anytime I stop to pick up something to eat out somewhere I always pay for the person who is next, I found neighbors who didn’t know how to provide xmas to their kids and we provided them with a ton of stuff . I also had sent a neighbor money in a card as we knew her husband had just been laid off. There is no recognition in these deeds as they are always down anonymously. I could name more things but I think everyone gets the point. You don’t have to risk yourself to be kind and giving.
It's something I don't like to share (good deeds are best kept quiet) but I am a cashier and I can't tell how often I've reached into my own pocket to help if someone could not come up with those last few bucks. I barely scrape by myself, but it's the small things, and you know it is the right thing to do. Paying me back is never required, even if I skipped a meal that day to make up for it. I have been paid back many times, but my usual line is just pay it forward. There will come the day they can help someone else, no matter how small a thing. That and I've done child sponsorship since I was seventeen years old. I am not someone who can go out and openly do stuff like I've known others to do with good deeds. I've had to do it in a way where I don't have to mix and mingle to do the right thing. I don't donate to random charities because I am more sure of where my money goes in the way I handle it. PS....there is a world of difference between doing good deeds for clout (selfish!) versus telling of a good deed when you want to inspire others. It's just better when someone can say, "Someone helped me once; I want to do this to help someone else," because it shows that the feeling continues.
I've seen this episode A lot of times cuz I love Unsolved Mysteries and I think I've pretty much seen them all but this story at the end with the lovely couple that was an angel for sure no doubt💝
Kindness is gold❣️❣️❣️ ABBA Father God is good and good all the time, Greatly to be praised 🙌✝️🛐🙌 Give your heart to His only begotten Son, Yeshua Jesus Christ Messiah today, tomorrow may be too late. Nice job Mr Stack.💜✝️🛐💜
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That elderly couple at the end reminds me of my parents. So sweet and so kind. Man, do you know how wonderful this World would be if everyone was like that?
Others often forget what you say or did for them but they'll always remember how you made them feel. They may have passed but their kindness will carry on in the memory of those who were touched by this couple.
So true indeed. you could tell they loved one another which they passed on to that man.
As Jewel said earlier, they both have since passed away. It is unknown whether they ever found their benefactor. Perhaps they found him on the other side. RIP Russell and Jean
, I said I said Pay It Forward it whatever way you can because you never know I said Do It Like Jesus said give expecting nothing back
@Jewel Clark
Well yeah, I think everyone assumed that given their age when this was filmed lol.
The older couple played themselves! I love that :)
This show is DA BOMB!!! 💣 Anyone else can’t stop BINGE WATCHING? 📺📺📺📺📺📺📺📺📺📺📺📺📺📺👀
Jean and Russell were such good people. They've probably passed on but man we could learn a thing or two from these two angels especially in these current times
They have passed on...but I know that they earned their Angel Wings a long time ago
That story reaffirms my faith in human nature. Never tire of watching it 🖤🤍
@@RevolutionRickyAmen 🙏
Such a heartwarming story. They were definitely beautiful people. Such good souls. I'm sure they're resting peacefully.
The last story makes me think of a verse from the book of Hebrews 13:2 KJV “ Be not forgetful to entertain strangers: for thereby some have entertained angels without realizing it”.
Amen🙌🏽 I wonder if I have entertained any Angels
Omg, the 2nd story of the older couple brought tears to my eyes, which shows that regardless of how little you have, someone else might not even have that. It's so devastating to hear your child's voice, but I can't help her. It broke my heart for the family.
Anthonette Cayedito, such a sad story. There's not a lot of things more chilling and heartbreaking than that phone call, it's very tough to listen to it. Poor little girl.
Come on man o that phone call is such a poor fake first of all you can tell that the guy who says who could you use the phone is doing a terrible acting job second of all she says oh I know how my daughter screams what the hell was she beaten raping her with rolling pins or something I mean it is a terrible awful situation it's heartbreaking crime but that is just a terrible practical joke and that was not her I'm a hundred percent sure
@@aaronbradley3232 if that was your loved one you would want justice you prick
@@aaronbradley3232 Rude.
Anthonette Cayedito's mother died in 1999. Police wanted to question her again. They believe she knew more than what she told them. She failed a polygraph. Anthonette Cayedito would be 43 if she is still alive.
@@aaronbradley3232 Too bad they didn't have Investigator Aaron Bradley on the case.
Oh god that antionette call breaks my heart. Literal chill. That poor baby and her yelping.
I did some research and both of them have passed away. Russell passed in 2002 and Jean in 2018. Nevertheless, we need more stories like this one
Unfortunately they usually end really bad.
Russell Johnson passed away in 2002 at the age of 77 and Jean Johnson passed away in 2018 at the age of 91. $500 was basically the equivalent of $1500 in the 80s. So essentially they received the equivalent of almost $8000 over 4 years in the 80s. They never found out who was sending the checks or the identity of their “angel” was. There was a rumor he was a successful businessman who fell on some hard times due to some bad deals but was able to make a turn around. This was never proven to be true though.
The elderly couple were very kind . Helped a stranger. Wish there was more like them. South Australia
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I remember this episode. Antoinette's story made me terrified to ever open the door for anyone. I'm mostly over it, but I can still feel the anxiety creeping when the doorbell rings.
why this show didnt mention the babysitter? as the article states there was one
@@Moodboard39 Sometimes they keep information from the audience for a variety of reasons, It's also possible that she did not want to be mentioned.
@@RogueDragon05 True
I think the youngest girl was coached by her mom.
@@puppiesarepower3682 🤔. I thought that for a second.
Russell and Jeans story is just touching. May they both Rest in Peace ❤️❤️❤️
A rest in peace rest in heaven
That lovely elderly couple! Such an amazing story
I KNOW IT MAKES ME WANNA CRY TEARS OF JOY
I know… made tears come to my eyes. They just seem so loving and kind.
Hebrews 13:7
Just loved Jean and Russell! I loved how warm and loving they were... I also loved how they reenacted it instead of using actors....awwww.
Ha yeah and they did a great job in the re-enactment too! 😊
I searched the internet. Russell passed away in 2001 and Jean passed away in October 2018 at the age of 91. To my knoweldge, they never found out who their benefactor was.
@@adamdavis2967 wow that is really something, 91 yrs old wish her husband could've been with her a little longer. Ty!
What a sweet couple!!
@@adamdavis2967 I wonder how long they kept receiving the checks for
Jean and Russell’s story warmed my heart ❤
Antoinette Cayedito: one of the most infuriating and heartbreaking child-abduction cases in the show's history.
The mom know something I feel
Agreed. Though she may still be alive, the police believe she's dead. I'm kind of pissed at the waitress for not being more observant about the situation in the restaurant. Regardless of whether or not it was Anthonette, that girl was definitely in trouble.
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I hope shes alive and well.
Yes! Still bothers me to this day
Bless that sweet old couple ❤ that was the most touching story
I remember this show from when I was 4y/o. The Antoinette story stuck with me for all these years and I never let my nieces or sisters go to the door alone even during the day. Such a sad story 💔
Such kindness from that elderly couple. They never expected anything in return and got an abundance of goodness. The X-mas cards are pretty too. 😇
The elderly couple’s story made my heart sing and brought me to tears 😭 wow. Great Samaritans 🙏🏾✝️🕊🥰🥰🥰🥰💖💖💖💖💖
that was before your kind destroyed America
@Fat pikachu your comment is an indictment on your character and the person you are.@MochaSkies, I apologize on behalf of this jackass.
Your so nice 😃
@@johnsavedbygrace3998 thank you!! I don’t argue with fools.
@@MochaSkies Lol that’s a good way to live.I don’t argue with them, but I will call them out on their ignorance.Lisa Walls, I was raised properly, but most importantly I have the love of Christ in my heart😊
That 'Angel" can spread some of that done this way, I need it badly.
You cant expect nice things if you dont do good deeds for people
If you're not touched and shedding a tear or two when you watch Jean and Russell's story then you've got to be a grench for the holidays or anytime during the year. May Jean and Russell rest in peace.
The doctor in the Chucky Christmas miracle story is Greg Wood, a (award-winning) Philadelphia/area actor who also played the father of the girl who was poisoned to death in "The Sixth Sense." (No, I don't know him, and I'm not related to him.) Apparently "Unsolved Mysteries" was filming recreations locally using local talent. It appears to have been filmed at CHOP (Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), which was also used to film scenes of "The Sixth Sense."
Pretty high production values because they could have easily settled for filming in a company studio. Any relaunch of the show will have a lot to live up to.
Great bit of trivia 😉 I'm from Philly 💯
Thank you for that. I remember the great job he did in the movie.
Cool that's really cool Matthew McConaughey he also got his first role on Unsolved Mysteries
There are several instances, especially in the early seasons, where some of the same actors will pop up in segments that are set in a given region (I can think of a few cases from Louisiana that included some of the same actors). Definitely lent even more authenticity.
Oh that's cool! I love how they use the actual people involved when they can.
There is absolutely no punishment severe enough for someone who kidnaps an innocent child.
Hi I hate a liar cheat abuser fake ass
Yeah there is...Death 👊👊👊⚰
what if they take a guilty child? bitch.
First one had me doubting until I heard the boy testifying about his dreams that correlated with the other events.
That family definitely witnessed an angel by their side.
No other show gives me more nostalgia than Unsolved Mysteries 📺 I remember watching this as a kid and just being so scared but also be transfixed lol. Between the murders, missing children, aliens, ghosts etc. it had me terrified 😂
I love the last story of the older couple so sweet and kind to a total stranger. Robert Stack was right kindness never goes out of season❤☺
St. John Neumann has made me really think about the helping of others.
that last story made me cry a little i hope that people see this video and do the same by helping someone in need
😇Indeed!😇
I don't know how the host always comes across as the scariest person on the show, even when talking about Christmas.
Robert Stack was amazing!
Wow so even Unsolved Mysteries had a Christmas Special
This was always one of my favorite episodes because of this Christmas miracle story:-).
A Halloween special would be cool...
@@LSD123. theyve done Halloween specials on UM
1:58 Xmas Miracle
14:56 Burned Businessman
24:13 Gallup Abduction
33:00 Mystery Santa
Christmas!
@@myhandlewasstolen2don’t be a Karen smh 🤦♀️
Watch this show brings back memories from the early 90s as a family watching the show together #2019
Hebrews 13:2
King James Version
2 Be not forgetful to entertain strangers: for thereby some have entertained angels unawares.
Now those were my kind of people, down the earth people, sandwiches like that can go a long ways at times.
The couple Jean and Russel were so kind and gentle. Where are people like that now?
Good people are still out there.
@Lina Garcia Russell died in 2001. It is unknown if they found out who their "friend" was.
There are people like that everywhere but the socialists chased Jesus Christ out of our their hearts and told the needy to turn to the government for help
Ali Re its a roll of the die, sometimes a person will help someone else out if they don't get a bad feeling. Other times that bad feeling will crop up & they'll keep moving or get away as fast as they can. Then there are those other times where a person will help despite the bad feeling, & those are the events that usually define a persons character, some will continue to help despite a bad feeling even tho something went terribly wrong; which is not *_ALWAYS_* the case, not even 50% of the time.
Good people are virtually non-existent. They either ended their lives or converted to evil, narcissistic like most. :(
The Johnson's story is amazing. I remember seeing this when I was a kid and thinking it was the right thing to do and learning from it.
FYI this show have fans in Sweden as well! Stack made the show btw!
This is a good show I watch it all the time
Prayers for all the children taken by evil! I believe that couple did see an angel and was rewarded for their pure hearts of kindness!
Thank you for posting. We need more stories like the Johnsons helping the man. 🙏🏻
the johnsons story.. christmas miracle? so well deserved, this couple are amazing people
Yes the stranger might have been an angel. The Bible even speaks of this that we entertain Angels unaware.
24:45-24:50 if you listen carefully, you can hear her her sisters calling for “Squirrel” as their looking for her around the house. Squirrel was Anthonette’s nickname. It just adds more personalization to Anthonette’s story that breaks your heart.
Its interesting that Anthonette appeared in public at a restaurant. All she needed to do was ask for help, but she was terrified to do anything. Her spirit was broken
Omg the last story had me in tears 😭
Going to the medicine Great Mother was the best thing to do. The Navajo for centuries have been connected to the good red road !!! I believe in Angels and that they walk among us. RIP Mr Stack :(
14:50 Robert Stack almost smiled. 😊
Rest in paradise, cool dude. Loved and missed.
🌍🌿🐕🫒🌲🦉🌙🩵
The Johnson's are salt of the earth.
Both are in cloud number seven. May God bless their souls.
@@michellefernandez3155 : Seventh heaven.👍
Love that Mystery Santa, Good kind hearted people get reward.. My God Bless them ..
Awww the elderly couple made my heart smile
That is soo sweet what the Johnson's did, wonderful people!
That guy was an angel!!!
I wonder how many children, especially those of indigenous background, are kidnapped and never found? So cruel and it pains me.
Too many. You would be shocked to find out how many of them have their parents involved in them going missing for cash. Happens way more than you may think, which is disgusting
@@cauliflowerconnoisseur2710 damn it can you show me somehow?
well i havent seen any statistics but its true that some shitty people sell their kids to pimps and turn them into child prostitutes@@KangaKucha
The world has changed so very much! Today we can’t even risk opening our doors to strangers :(
I agree. Makes you want to cry what has happened to us.
I think Unsolved Mysteries shows that we couldn’t risk opening our doors to strangers back then either
No it was way worse then you'd open your door and get robbed or kidnapped
No, it hasn’t changed 🙄 Geraldo Maddow’s comment clearly points that out.
@@G-spookyk4zs yeah at least today there are a lot of mobile phones so people can film the criminal and call for help quickly, they couldnt do that back then so it was the golden age of all kinds of criminals
That last story make you feel good inside
The mysterious boy. He looked like Harry Potter.
Harry Potter wasn’t Asian
Harry Potter wasn't around yet I don't think that guy with Asian though he was just ugly buddy he didn't look like Harry Potter just cuz he had glasses
Aaron Bradley care to try again,this time in English perhaps?
Aaron Bradley also why is it always ironically the guys who aren’t attractive who call other men ugly?
Yeah, I reckon he got his spell wrong.
RIP ROBERT STACK ❤️
He will be missed . He’s been scaring kids since the 90s 🙌🥺❤️
❤ I love that she went to get the spare change for the gentleman. Kind and genuine folks. ❤
I was just thinking about the story of the couple from Florida and I just randomly pick this episode of Unsolved Mysteries to watch. That's the second time that's happened since I've been binge watching Unsolved. The last time was the story of the spiral staircase of St. Joseph.
Wow.. I have just thought about that other episode.. sick
Another interesting fact. My protecting number is 12..
As a child I loved this show even though it scared the crap out of me at times but out of all of them russell and jeans story was the most touching story of all of them to me. They were wonderful people and I truly believe in angels visiting bc of them. I believe that was a test from an angel. I’m so glad to know they were rewarded ten fold. They deserved it. ❤️ the way he said “we didn’t have anything..” ugh just makes you cry that they struggled so much so glad they got some help all those years. They were precious and so very kind to feed a stranger so many people would have told the guy to go away. They didn’t. I’ve always carried this with me and bc of this story I help everyone I can - not just bc it’s the right thing to do but bc you never know who is an angel on earth testing you. Just the sweetest people. RIP to both of them. ❤️
bring this back please im loving memory lane ,sometimes its heartbreaking but i still watch
😇 The Johnson’s were such sweet people…😇 I’ve met many, just like them along the way…Even in these EVIL days & times, we must keep our faith in God & Humanity…😇💕🙏🏽💕😇
The last one. ☺️ and My grandma had to raise my “mother’s “ 5 kids after raising her own 5. One day when I was 10 Some lady came and sat on our curb us kids were playing outside so we called to grandma to come help. This lady was so full of love. Just bright love beaming from her. She had a drink and a cake and we all talked and then she said she had to go help the babys in the hospital. None of us kids knew what she was talking about. Well she touched my shoulder and I felt warm and like pins and needles all over then I fainted. The next day I woke in hospital and asked grandma what happened and did the lady get to help the babys. She had no idea what I was talking about. So explained and she said no that did not happen. So I carry on and leave that day to go home and the ambulance was bringing a baby in that couldnt breath. Who was next to the baby?! That lady all white and hurting my eyes. So I called grandma! Its her! Can you believe no one was with that baby except her dad and the hospital crew. I asked my siblings and they never saw her either. I will never forget that time. I have always believed there are others ready to help even if its just you who sees them ♥️
Awesome story! I've seen Angels more than once in my life.
Why did that little boy have to walk backwards? Lol 😂. The story about the boy in a coma was very sad. But that little boy at the door that walked away backwards was just weird and funny at the same time
This was the first episode of Unsolved Mysteries I watched as kid. That cayedito story still makes me uneasy. It’s tragic to hear how the kidnapping hurt family relations.
Antoinette's story is f*cking heart breaking!
Yup a indigenous girl goes missing and never comes home I strongly believe that her mother knew more then she admitted. She even failed a lie detector test . 🥺🥺
let's face it...she wasn't going to amount to anything anyway. she'd probably be dead of alcoholism by now anyway, like her mammy.
Glad chucky recovered .But a lot of his recovery was also attributed to the hard work & dedication of the nurses & doctors who administered strong medicine. So seen as no one else gave them thanks. I appreciate what they done ❤
The redheaded nurse who gave Chucky a high five gets a pat on the back from me.
Yes they definitely keep they definitely kept him alive no doubt about that Children's Hospital Philadelphia is an excellent hospital but you don't recover from Reye's syndrome that fast it is it had to be there had to be a reason otherworldly reason I saw saying but yes they kept if they hadn't kept him all alive and but you don't recover from Reye's syndrome that fast most people don't recover from it at all. I mean you can debunk most of this most of the supernatural stuff but there are several miracles on here that you just can't debunk
Why do ppl have to say stuff about every little thing my gosh it's a documentary that was on 20 yrs ago. I'm sure next it will be there racist to right.
The miracle was the doctor’s, nurses and scientists who studied hard and gave that child every but of their combined knowledge. Certainly they will always warn parents that the child may not make it when the kid is that close to death and has pressure on the brain. Why anyone believes superstitious nonsense really cures anyone is beyond me. If they really thought saints and god cured kids-they would take the sick kid to the church rather than the hospital. Yet they NEVER do.
@@aaronbradley3232 :
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Yes they definitely keep they definitely kept him alive no doubt about that Children's Hospital Philadelphia is an excellent hospital but you don't recover from Reye's syndrome that fast it is it had to be there had to be a reason otherworldly"
==You are talking about statistics and averages.
It's like saying:
Recovery from the cold take an average of 10 days.
Then you have a person that recovers in 1 day.
Since 1 day is far from the average, then it is rare and so the conclusion is that it is a miracle.
However, some people might take 1 month to recover. Can we call this a miracle as well?
Statistics don't tell us what actually happened. Using statistics to conclude a rare event is a miracle is none sense.
This elderly couple was the best sweet story😭 i try everyday to be has kind and generous to people! I dont have many friends but i like to be alone, i have anxiety. I remember specially one moment has a child that I regret and wish I did. I was at a sport centre for a couple days and there was another boy abit younger living in the neighbour room. The think is, there was no parents allowed there. We had each an adult that worked there to be with us after we went out to do sport. One morning I went out of my room, and I looked into the other room, the boy was dressing himself in winter clothes and he was crying. I was so shy and had not good self astern because I was bullied a lot in school back in my hometown, so what I did was just standing there, wishing I could say something but didn’t dare. Just to make him feel better. Then I went off and outside. To this day. I think about this moment. I too was a child and it was my first time far away from home. But one of the things I regret is this moment. But also in good spirit knowing I was young and already wanting to care for people. I tried to let it go. ❤️😭 who’s got a story they wanna share?
Self asteem
your story doesn't make any sense it's written very badly. I'm guessing English isn't your first language. I don't even understand the point of your story.maybe you should stick to your native language
@@fatpikachu9317 that is not necessary. Don't be rude
listen, honey. people suck. they don't care about you and will take advantage of you any chance they can. stop caring about them so much and start caring about yourself. those 2 old people are lucky the bum didn't rob and kill them. that is the most amazing part of that story.
the exact same thing happened to my mom. in 1991 when we were living in Jacksonville, FL it was in November and we were having rough times and a plain brown envelope arrived in our mailbox with a check for $500 and there was a note that my mom read over and over again, it said 'to my little June bug' my mom was balling every time she read it because that was a name only my grandma called her when she was a little girl. my grandma had died 3 yrs earlier and it devastated my mom but that November and the next we received that check and that exact same note. my mom believed that somehow my grandma sent it to her from heaven, she believed that not only because the nickname in the note but also because the handwriting was my grandmothers and she received both checks during the week in November that my grandmother and grandfather died. my grandfather died in the 2nd week in November 1971 in a car accident and my grandmother died the same week in November just a day after my grandfather but 18 yrs apart.
awww this was heartwarming. RIP to your grandma. I'm sure she was awesome .
That's a very cool mystery!
The older couple very sweet ❤
Chuck thank you for your story and God bless you.
The woman portraying Chucky's mom actually looks older than the irl mom lol
God. The intro music is so intense.
I love it! Instant nostalgia when I hear it
I'm watching this Christmas Day, 2019~ May the Johnsons be an inspiration & example for everyone... Not for what one may receive in return for helping someone. Rather, there is always someone who is in need & even a little help can go a long way.❤️
If we were all like this wonderful couple, the world would be such a joyous place.
_God Bless & Merry Christmas!_ 🎄❤️🎄
And God bless you❤
Fortune Rookie Thanks so much.❤️ I hope you have a blessed & prosperous New Year, ~ full of love, joy & all things that make life truly meaningful.❤️ Take care...
Lee McDonald Lol, why would you gather _that?!_
What a lovely couple, such nice people. If I had money I'd send it to them too.
That last story (Mystery Santa) makes me tear up every time.
if someone knocked on my door and asked for work or food I would probably give them a couple of sandwiches too
Update on the last case: Jean Johnson passed away in October 2018 at the age of 91. It seems they never found out who their benefactor was.
Sadly the Husband died in 2001 at the age of 82.
May they both rest in peace. They were both good people.
Obviously it was the man they helped there’s no mystery in this segment
This was a "Lost Loves" segment. They just wanted to find out his name and tell him thank you.
With social media these days, really, a "lost loves" segment isn't necessary anymore.
Wow the little boy who saved the other little boy looks like Harry Potter!! 😂
When the "Angel" put his head back and closed his eyes I got the feeling that he was talking to God, thanking him for his journey and praying that good fortune would reward them for their sincere kindness!
He had to have been sent by God to give them a blessing!🙏
Beautiful stories, God works in Mysterious ways. Love this one!!!
"God" doesn't do anything, you credulous dunce.
Those are some thick Philly accents in the first segment.
Speaking of accents, can you tell what the FBI agent Kevin Miles' accent was in the Anthonette Cayeditto case?
I really can't tell, it sounds like a mix of a few.
@@---nobody--- I really can't. Sounds northeastern to me but not sure if it's New York or Philly or even Boston?
Jean and Russel's story positively warmed my heart, brought tears to my eyes, and placed a smile upon my face. Surely, they're both resting in peace. NOTE: I watched this during the Coronavirus pandemic.
Haha😅 I'm sorry, but what the hell does you watching this during the pandemic have to do with anything?
@@---nobody--- Because you get to really see people's true colors, especially during distress...thus the pandemic. People are typically all for themselves.
@@---nobody--- And why are you sorry?
I'm sure they're Angels in heaven.
That last Christmas miracle story is so touching. Am I a bitch for crying? 😂 it had to be an angel, but why would an Angel need five dollars? He probably didn’t need it it was just a test.
Do you think the restaurant sighting in 1991 was Anthonette? Could've been another teenage girl who needed help? There's less and less hope she'd still be living in her early 40s, but I'd also hate to think she got held captive all those years like Jaycee Dugard was
Based on many other cases I've seen, I'm going to assume that it wasn't her. There have been other cases where people swear they have seen a missing person only to be proven wrong later on. Sometimes a body is found close to where they lived.
daboys1215, yes, but a girl matching that description leaving a note to call 911?
@@inkyguy Could have been her or someone completely different. Many people match a description of one.
daboys1215, who leave notes asking for the police?
@@inkyguy We don't know and probably never will.
Those two old folks at the end. Really great people. Lucky they didn't get taken advantage of.
I love this episode of unsolved mysteries God bless everyone with love
Aww the couple in Florida giving the homeless guy food was so lovely. Reminded me of my nanny who always said never refuse a tramp a cup of tea and a bite to eat if you have it spare,even if it means going without yourself. Most tramps she was referring to would have been veterans of WW1, gentlemen tramps as she called them.
The kidness to strangers
the stranger was most likely an angel in disguise.
We have the same" gentlemen tramps" today ....and they also need a helping hand in war...we call them homeless veterans.
@@leslieanthony1015 bloody sad isn't it? We also still have them.
@@franpotter5041 we will.contiue to have them but they will be the same price albeit a different generation. Farmers kids, and innercity minorities, middle /lower class underachievers, etc., are able to do something positive for themselves. Since folks like some of our recent presidents and other esteemed leaders, have been handed silver spoons to succeed..lots of money.. it's a medium a favorite no matter who, past, present or any other reason than money for pharma, food, chemical etc industry to get elected.
Boy, Chucky grew up nicely :P
He's like 18 in this interview, wonder what he looks like in his mid 40s now
@@xennial80sxberner probably handsome with a wife and three kids
Xavier Rose look him up on social media and say hello
coccinelle80, I prefer to give people their privacy.
inkyguy well, no one asked you
the last story is one of my favorite non criminal unsolved mysteries stories
The Christmas story with the homeless guy reminds me of 2 songs by Hank Williams, A tramp on the street, and Men with broken hearts! "He was some mother's darlin'. He was some mother's son, once he was fair and once he was young, and some mother rocked him, her darlin' to sleep, but they left him to die like a tramp on the street!" That's a good ole song.
be careful how you treat people you may be entertaining angels...bible
AMEN..😇💕🙏🏽💕 I HAVE TO CONSTANTLY CHECK MYSELF & BE MINDFUL OF THAT..😇
I've heard the Anthonette Cayedito call recording a billion times over the years, and to this day I have no earthly idea how people think that's a man's voice when it's so clearly a woman's voice
The sentiment still holds that only men can be capable of such crimes, though history has proven this very wrong. All involved in the case would have been automatically prejudiced even the fbi.
I listen to it a lot too and it sounds like a Hispanic male to me based on his accent it doesn't sound like a woman at all to me.
This last story was indeed an everyday act of kindness from a beautiful soul who doesn’t want to be identified, for whatever reasons he might have. That’s my opinion.
When I read or watch stories like this one, it renews my faith in humanity, it really does. Not all is evil, and not everyone is evil too……there are still people out there which kindness is their way of life, and so it is, and so they are.
Another great story with a very happy ending. The way I like stories to end. God bless this man always, he is already blessed by his kindness. 👍🙏🏻🙌👏♥️
I’m so happy to have found the story of Jean and Russell!!! Just a heartwarming, beautiful story!
Jean and Russel are how my family is. I was raised that if I had enough to eat, I had enough to share. I have applied this to different areas of life. The sad thing is, people like them, my family we are still here but there is so much shady scary things that could go wrong in a situation like this. People are terrified to reach out a helping hand because of they don’t know if they will get their hand bitten off or not. However, it still doesn’t mean that you cannot help people from afar. My husband and I have been fortunate enough to not only hold our jobs during all this covid stuff but actually gain better employment/raises/increased hours while decreasing expenses such as child care and gas to commute. We are both well aware of what struggle looks like since we both grew up in poor homes and did not find success until a couple years ago. So, it is so painful for us to see people losing jobs, businesses, homes. Any little bit we can do to help we try to. Sure we donate to the grocery stores for food and all that but we go beyond that. Anytime I stop to pick up something to eat out somewhere I always pay for the person who is next,
I found neighbors who didn’t know how to provide xmas to their kids and we provided them with a ton of stuff . I also had sent a neighbor money in a card as we knew her husband had just been laid off. There is no recognition in these deeds as they are always down anonymously. I could name more things but I think everyone gets the point. You don’t have to risk yourself to be kind and giving.
You could make long story short though
@@Zoubirking-1970 I could 🤔 but you could also choose not to take the time to read it. So I guess we all have choices 😆
It's something I don't like to share (good deeds are best kept quiet) but I am a cashier and I can't tell how often I've reached into my own pocket to help if someone could not come up with those last few bucks. I barely scrape by myself, but it's the small things, and you know it is the right thing to do. Paying me back is never required, even if I skipped a meal that day to make up for it. I have been paid back many times, but my usual line is just pay it forward. There will come the day they can help someone else, no matter how small a thing. That and I've done child sponsorship since I was seventeen years old. I am not someone who can go out and openly do stuff like I've known others to do with good deeds. I've had to do it in a way where I don't have to mix and mingle to do the right thing. I don't donate to random charities because I am more sure of where my money goes in the way I handle it.
PS....there is a world of difference between doing good deeds for clout (selfish!) versus telling of a good deed when you want to inspire others. It's just better when someone can say, "Someone helped me once; I want to do this to help someone else," because it shows that the feeling continues.
I'm sorry to say if the kidnappers had compassion they would never have kidnaped her daughter she would be still with her family.
I've seen this episode A lot of times cuz I love Unsolved Mysteries and I think I've pretty much seen them all but this story at the end with the lovely couple that was an angel for sure no doubt💝
Kindness is gold❣️❣️❣️ ABBA Father God is good and good all the time, Greatly to be praised 🙌✝️🛐🙌 Give your heart to His only begotten Son, Yeshua Jesus Christ Messiah today, tomorrow may be too late. Nice job Mr Stack.💜✝️🛐💜