So the woman who played Marie is an actress, but I am curious about the interview near the end with the convicted killer. Is that real or is that also re-enacted? I’m not a watcher of this series and in the credits they didn’t really say. But it seemed real to me, I’m just curious.
I loved this show when I was a kid and still love binging on old episodes. Robert Stack was so awesome! And this show was so successful with catching crime
The Rogers' murders will forever haunt me. I remember when I first learned of it. A woman and her two daughters raped and drowned to death. A husband and father in Ohio who loses his entire family. I am so glad they tracked down and captured their killer so he can never harm anyone again.
inkguy-I know how you feel. I initially saw the story of the Rogers family on Forensic Files. I was utterly devastated by it. Oba Chandler, the murderer was eventually executed by the State of Florida. After his death, it was discovered that he had also raped and murdered a young newlywed. He was linked by DNA to that case. RIP Rogers family.
Yes the Rogers murders sent chills down my spine. So happy they captured their killer. Poor Hal Rogers, I feel so terrible for him. He lost his whole family. Dolores
Marie Hilley is buried next to my aunt and uncle. At my uncle’s funeral, my cousin (my uncle’s son) made us all laugh by pointing out her grave and telling us his dad got his plots there on purpose for a discount. Lol He was kidding of course, but it lightened the sadness for us.
"We must always be alert to that fusion between that personal drive for power unconstrained by conscience when it meets a wounded population. That has repetitively over history led to some of the most violent episodes that scar our planet." Very profound wisdom.
Wait I’m sorry but is this a real interview with Walker or is it re-enacted? It didn’t really seem to say as I recall. It seems real but I’m not sure. Not a watcher of this series, I was coming for that interview.
@@beneaththecrust4661 I would think it’s a real interview, because you can tell looking at Walker’s eyes that something’s obviously off with the man. Unless it’s just an incredibly good actor, but it seems real.
Disgusting that she made the food in front of him and the poison was in the seasoning- disgusting and evil. Love just went out of the window. She forgot that she had what so many people wish they had- a family who trusted and loved her. Evil.
The Marie Hilly case is just so sad. She poisoned the people who trusted her the most. If I had a family like that, I'd give them the best homecooked meals and an abundance of love. Dolores
She didn't have a family she had human life insurance policies. Once the 25,000 dollar insurance policy on Carol ran out, and it would considering Marie's spending addiction. Her son would have been the next target.
@@puppiesarepower3682This dude is my birth monster. I severed ties with her completely when I was 30, many decades ago. She spent the rest of her miserable life trying to destroy me unsuccessfully. I refused to deal with her, involved LEO and the phone company. I’m so glad she’s dead, she’s simply despicable. Stalking Laws were long overdue. I tell people when dealing with someone like this to *use them.*
@puppiesarepower3682 I think he's a bullsh*tter especially about bragging on his so called wonderful prison life: the generic "3 hot meals a day, free rent, free laundry care". He conveniently refuses to talk bout his depression in prison, shame, anger, lots of boredom, and fear! He's a faker. Evil dumb gullible boy-man that never grew up.
Absolutely disgusting! He has rationalized that his life is what he wants, and coped with his inferiorities by believing he is superior to everyone. The monster also has made himself believe that his crimes are fun, and that he is completely "normal" and everyone has the same twisted brain. Gross...I am so glad they never let him out of prison.
Marie Hilley didn't "escape" from prison. She was let out of prison for a weekend furlough. On Sunday she took off. On Thursday she was found with hypothermia and died.
I don't know. He had a dozen of doubles who looked just like him; some naturally others by surgery. Even his sons had doubles. It's quite possible he never died. Same with Hitler.
Absolutely LOVE this show! Watched it all the time as a kid. These are the types of episodes I love on this show! I was never a fan of the lost loves mysteries. I enjoy the edgy and more frightening mysteries like these. I also enjoy the history mysteries, UFOS and ghost cases.
I use to work in a prison and I've met fast talkers like G. Daniel Walker. What I always said to stop them in their tracks was "What you just said makes absolutely no sense!" They stop, then start thinking, as if they're rebooting their brain. But I'm glad he ran his mouth often and for everyone to see and hear because you can be sure the parole board was taking notes. He's showed no remorse, blames everyone else, and insulted on the TV the people who have the power to release him. On February 14, 2023, at a virtual hearing, TCDA prosecutors secured a three-year denial of parole for Gerald Daniel Walker, age 91, for murder. Walker is currently serving a life sentence at the California Health Care Facility in Stockton. If he was truly a genius he would've kept his mouth shut.
I think he's a bullsh*tter especially about bragging on his so called wonderful prison life: the generic "3 hot meals a day, free rent, free laundry care". He conveniently refuses to talk bout his depression in prison, shame, anger, lots of boredom, and fear! He's a faker. Evil dumb gullible boy-man that never grew up.
Really good points! I think his way of coping with his bizarre life and imprisonment was believing he was superior to everyone and putting on the faucaude that he was content with his situation. He also wanted to normalize his twisted needs and behaviors, I am so glad the parol board did not let him out. I wish the interviewer would have asked him your question. Lol! I also would have been tempted to tell him the courtroom proceeding wasn't a mistake because he "liked" being in prison and so does everyone else. Lol!
curious, I googled Walker. He's 87 or 88 now, still in Folsom Prison trying for parole. Last denied Jan '17, nex try 2023, when he'll be in his =90s=, should he live that long. He's not coming out except boxed up
I always loved Unsolved Mysteries with Robert Stack. The actress portraying Marie Hilley reminds me so much of actress Linda Fiorentino from the 1994 film noire movie "The Last Seduction". Great performance here.
Marie didn't just try to murder her own family but she did it slowly,the fact that it was slow tells me that she eaither had extreme hatred for them or she enjoyed it or both.
Michael Hilley was a long time pastor and has told his story many times. I found him on FB and told him God was with he and his sister, and asked if he was still pastoring. He actually responded, and thanked me for my words of encouragement and says he no longer pastors. He us a Chaplain for Florida prisons.
that women for real came back as twin sister- and he F's her!!!! And they call the police- and she just so happens to look like one of the most wanted girls!?!?!? WTF?!?! Unsolved just seems to gloss over this- but i mean. WTF!
Sal DiMarchese You say that like morality has changed so drastically. I got news for you, it hasn’t. Of course she was sleeping with him. She slept with her boss when she was married. She obviously used sex to manipulate men. What?...you think they were sleeping in twin beds and reading the Bible every night? 🙄 lol
I’m 40, I remember watching 1 about her as a little girl. It had Judith something or other. (Angela from who’s the boss) I couldn’t have been much more than 9 ish
Me too. Forensic Files also did a segment on this case years later and how they solved it. It has haunted me since I watched it/ no clue UM did it also.
@@MyKali2009 more like the clintons, obamas, bidens, bushes, pelosi, the list is long. To make this country get back to morals i would start hanging these traitors and move on down the line. To much evil and corruption going on in government and celebrities with their perverted satanic pedifile behaviors.
In 1980, Marie resurfaced in Florida under the name Robbie Hannen and met a man named John Homan. She claimed that she was a widow and was about to inherit a large estate. She also claimed that she had life-threatening brain cancer. They began dating and got married in May 1981. She soon found a job as a secretary. In September 1982, she claimed that her cancer had worsened, so she had to go to Texas for treatment. A short time later, John got a call from her "twin sister", Teri Martin, claiming that she had died. After getting to know Teri by phone, he wished to meet her in Florida. In actuality, Marie had once again reinvented herself as Teri, getting in shape and dyeing her hair blonde. John was taken with his "sister-in-law" and started dating her. However, friends of John, as well as other members of his family, suspected something was amiss and began to keep a close eye on him, warning him about his relationship with "Teri" as well as lack of a death certificate for "Robbie". Their suspicions proved right, as their cooperation with local police proved vital to piece together the search for the missing Marie. In January 1983, Marie was arrested and returned to Alabama. She was sentenced to life in prison for Frank's murder. In 1987, she escaped. However, her freedom was short-lived as she contracted hypothermia in the wild back-country during the winter months. One week after her escape, she died from prolonged exposure to the cold.
It's a fascinating topic.... If you think about it though...many psycho and sociopaths are drawn towards professions we count on...doctors, lawyers, CEOs, political leaders. It's a frightening thought, for sure.
Exactly... maybe there's a natural need for them. I've worked with high strung people before in kitchens... a lot of chefs are overly emotional and crazy but the odd thing is it's to a good end: providing a high quality meal for people they don't even know. I remember reading that in that profession you find a higher than average number of psychopaths.
They crave power and attention - and they honestly believe that we need them for their genius and no one could do (insert profession) better than them.
@rolandofgilead43 Well, this episode aired in 1991, and it took Carol Hilley years to recover from the poisoning, so she declined. In a recent episode of I believe oxygen, Carol was interviewed then. I forgot to mention that the 2nd husband had been killed a few years before the airing of this episode.
@@vernonrobinson1685 it aired in(1992) but close enough lol anyway deadly women also did this story and I can't remember if she was interviewed than for that segment. Apparently her son is a minister I had no idea anyway her 2nd husband was killed how?
Please pray for me, my brother and my two sisters; I'm stuck between two psychotic women (an aunt and a grandmother)... and one of them is ready to have a massive show down against my family.
Walker just can't let go. Doesn't matter where he is nobody is going to beat him. As he gets older trying to keep this facade going will become very tiring and just not worth it. He will probably develop dementia a when his mind can't keep up the work of maintaining such a child like facade. He reminds me of a defiant child.
Oh my, Mike was strong and he still is. What a horrible reality to realize your mother is a murderer. God bless him. You have to wonder how though she became so evil.
Very bizarre indeed because her evilness didn't start until Mike was 18. As far as we know she was totally normal all her life growing up and for the first 20 years of her marriage. Mike is so lucky that he was able to somehow get over his illness both at 18 and when he apparently got sick as a grown adult when he went to visit her about the money issues.
Dahmer was beaten to death by a fellow inmate in November 1994 while serving fifteen consecutive life sentences at the Columbia Correctional Institution in Portage, Wisconsin.
Hitler and Suddam didn't carry out their evils alone, they had followers and backers that helped them carry out their evils on much greater scales than one evil man could do alone. So blame those around them as well.
I also like how that segment conveniently left out the sociopaths that run America. The warmongers of Washington DC are still promoting death, both Democrats and Republicans alike, long after Saddam's execution.
I read an article about the last story, the one with the mom and 2 daughters. What makes it even more heart breaking is the fact that the reason they went to Florida, was because one of the daughters was getting molested by someone, an uncle I think, and they thought it would be a good idea to go somewhere and have fun. Get their minds off it.
Gary E. Ko Trump is definitely an idiot. However, he also knows what he’s doing. He gets pleasure from causing people pain or discomfort. Cohen essentially testified to that. He also believes that society’s rules (or the law) doesn’t apply to him. He is a psychopath/sociopath. No doubt about that.
Gary E. Ko I don’t mean that he knows what he’s doing (concerning the job). He’s completely incompetent. I meant that he has a history of taking advantage of people for personal gain. He’s doing it now as president. He is very much aware of that. He’s a pathological liar and he enjoys making people suffer. Just look at what he’s doing at the border. He’s an evil individual. He knows that children are suffering and he doesn’t care.
It's obvious to any adults in the room here who the real fools are. I have to wonder how old you people are, whether or not you actually have jobs, live on your own, pay bills and buy your own groceries, etc. I'm certainly not 100% onboard with everything Trump says or even with everything he does, but "children at the border" are not our problem - they are the responsibility of their parents and the countries they came from. The US immigration policy has long been far more lax than most other countries. We cannot have open borders and simply let everyone in who shows up at the border (and support most of them for life with freebies). We cannot even afford the "free" healthcare and college you people want to give to everyone already here - much less hundreds of millions or billions more who want to come here - not to mention food stamps, "free housing", etc. If someone wants to come to the US, they need to follow the process and do it legally. And be willing to work for a living, contribute, assimilate and obey our laws, etc. If you ever work for a living and start paying taxes, buying your own groceries, owning private property, etc. you might have a different view someday. It's funny that the people who compare Trump to Hitler are usually the same people who worship brutal communist dictators such as Castro and Chavez.
I like the piece you guys did on Sadam Hasan and Hitler, but you guys forgot about Stalin, Linen and Mao in the piece and there atrocities, they we're all pretty narsatistic and social pathic too.
The Roger's family case was very sad! Oba Chandler was charged. This case was on Forensic Files not that long ago. According to the show he carried out this crime alone, however I wonder if he really acted alone !
Can someone help me find a certain episode? It's based on a short memory I had when I was about 10 watching this show: a women was talking about how she thought she ran over a person at night with her car but then the person was no where to be found. Like an apparition.
@@luke125 no he wasn’t , gacy used to deliver groceries to resslers parents as I remember it on the interview they lived a block apart but didn’t know each other
The thing that kills me is everyone except terri kept getting ill and no one suspected her. Even when son went to college it stopped and no one said hey that's a coincidence, hmmmm
I was looking for this comment. I am so paranoid that would’ve been the first thing I thought, why the f are u not sick but everyone else is and u r the main one cooking
I first read about the Rogers family murders in readers digest magazine at my Grandma's when I was 14. Then saw documentaries about it on ID channel later on as an adult. Gets me every time. When they convict Oba Chandler later I've always been so grateful that Hal Rogers and rest of his family did get some justice. Seems for a few years, Oba was convinced he got away with it scott free. This world can sometimes be a sick place
Seems to me that if you compare Ted Bundy and Marie Hilley you get two distinct types of viciousness and hers is far worse. Naturally, to kill a stranger in a lustful, violent manner is a horrible thing. But to lie to, torture, deceive, and finally murder someone who needs you, somebody whom you've made believe that you love, your partner or babies, is darker than any thrill-kill could ever be. That is eternal, biblical stuff. I don't want to hear any criticism about men having the market cornered for murder anymore.
My dad dated one of the victims Michelle Rogers, she called my dad a week prior to her death, he was obviously contacted not as a suspect but by maybe knowing information, they weren’t dating at the time but they dated only a couple months prior to her dying.
30:51 he says that PEOPLE who are Psychopaths are shaped by their families...perhaps if that family was abusive but many a crazy person has come from Very kind and loving decent families and they turned out crazy...so Im not 100% sure about that. Then again a lot of people who come from crazy families DONT want any association with their families and turn out to be model citizens because of the disgust and embarrassment they have from coming from a bad family. All families have problems -good points and bad points, but you cannot just point a finger and say that their families Make these people psychopaths. That is a serious thing to say.
Actually another professor said he believed they are born (and as evidence has mounted that seems to be the case). However, it is often the home and culture that can turn a psychopath into a violent one.
@@inkyguy yes, I can agree with your statement. I believe that they are born that way, its only a matter of time before its full blown and that family could affect someone ever more so because already they are messed up in the head. not all our brains and our emotions dealing with feelings and empathy are the same. Everyone develops differently and surroundings can influence a persons outcome for sure. Thank you. Bless you.
@@gardenglory6624 yup what i think is they are born this way but shaped by their surroundings as to how their "psycopathy" is going to develop, like a rough childhood will probably trigger their bad side as opposed to a good childhood might slow them down
To realize the one person on earth to care for you is a complete psychopath is soul crushing to say the least. My family had it's stupid, financially driven issues that ruin many marriages, I'm thankful that my parents were sane and showed us love. They loved my brothers and I, and we loved and revered them, too
What happened to the Rogers mother and daughters is something I'd heard of and is one of the most awful kinds of sadistic acts you can think to do. Just heartless and cold blooded. Then you have the poor husband/father, left alone, his family gone. To be alone, thinking of what his loved ones went through, you can't help but feel for him.
Of course...Trump’s a psychopath/sociopath who lied and tried to manipulate millions of Americans concerning Coronavirus. This led to the deaths of over 500,000 people in the U.S. He’s a killer!!! Far worse than most on this episode.
Sadam Hussein's fate was fitting. Found hiding in a hole like a coward, then trialed and hanged by the very people he brutalized and tortured. Poetic Justice at it's finest.
That woman who poisoned her family to collect on their life insurance was disturbing, but there are many women who do this to their husbands. There's more diabolical women than he's saying here.
33:22 The INCREDIBLE Robert Ressler. Have advired that man since 1989 and in my schooling for Corrections and Law Enforcement degrees. What a Legacy like the others John Douglas, Ann Burgess, Roy Hazelwood etc. Great episode.
When I was a kid, that picture of Marie Hilley at 26:26 scared the crap out of me. I guess because the camera was so close to her when the pic was taken.
Okay I know a sociopath is charming and very manipulative. It may be because I'm living in a large city. But I just don't ever ever ever think I would take my children anywhere with a stranger regardless if it's a boat, a restaurants, even if they offered me a yacht or something. I just wouldn't do it. And regardless I would have called home to say that this happened to someone. But again we all are different.
One thing to note, while Adolf Hitler was a madman indeed, he was 'only' the third worse mass killer of the 20th century....Both Stalin and Mao have even more blood on their hands then Herr Schicklegruber.....I would have liked to seen more analysis of Mao and Stalin...otherwise a very interesting program!
Committing heinous acts does not automatically equal psychopathy. Hitler was likely not a clinical psychopath. Stalin was likely a sociopath, made so by his many incarcerations in his youth.
@@MarbleWhornets Except the very person they're criticizing was a Islamic communist and nationalist? (Saddam) It's hard to believe people can be this stupid. Yes Stalin was absolutely terrible but they did not evoke quite the same very deliberate form of genocide. Same goes for Mao, it was grossly inept decisions that resulted in the deaths of millions. It isn't necessarily the same as Hitler's reign. Albeit, just as horrible. You know these two commenters are just fascist sympathizers. Fucking weirdo conservatives, man. They're brain dead. Can't go anywhere without them going "b-b-but communism!!".
Haha this guy's channel is a bunch of Muslim to Christian conversion propaganda. It just goes to show anyone who uses the "But Stalin and Mao" argument are off their rocker.
Does anyone out there know when and if G Daniel Walker died? I mean, I'm assuming he is dead now because he was an adult in 1972 when he was serving time and this interview took place in 1991. I looked him up on Wikipedia, but there's no page for him.
smalltownman73 G Daniel Walker is still alive and still incarcerated. He was once again, denied parole in 2018. He is 86 years old and still very dangerous.
@@dapperdonny4051 "Still very dangerous" even though he's 89 now? Most people that age are not that functional anymore. How do you know for sure that he's very dangerous still? Do you know him personally?
The actress who played Marie Hilley was fantastic. She should have won an award.
Josh, Hi I agree 100%. The actress was very Sexy too ! She reminds me of the actress Linda Fiorentino in the movie "The Last seduction" in 1994.
So the woman who played Marie is an actress, but I am curious about the interview near the end with the convicted killer. Is that real or is that also re-enacted? I’m not a watcher of this series and in the credits they didn’t really say. But it seemed real to me, I’m just curious.
I love how her actual son played himself and I love the 70s wig
Actress’s name is Taylor Simpson
@@AntiMTVMovement Thank you.
Unsolved mysteries.. Award winning series..
Emmy award
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Right On..
I loved this show when I was a kid and still love binging on old episodes. Robert Stack was so awesome! And this show was so successful with catching crime
The Rogers' murders will forever haunt me. I remember when I first learned of it. A woman and her two daughters raped and drowned to death. A husband and father in Ohio who loses his entire family. I am so glad they tracked down and captured their killer so he can never harm anyone again.
He was executed.
inkguy-I know how you feel. I initially saw the story of the Rogers family on Forensic Files. I was utterly devastated by it. Oba Chandler, the murderer was eventually executed by the State of Florida. After his death, it was discovered that he had also raped and murdered a young newlywed. He was linked by DNA to that case. RIP Rogers family.
Out of all the cases they have covered. That one stuck with me.
Forensic files episode..handwriting got em
Yes the Rogers murders sent chills down my spine. So happy they captured their killer. Poor Hal Rogers, I feel so terrible for him. He lost his whole family.
Dolores
Whoever made the intro music for unsolved mysteries: THANK YOU!!!!🙌🏼👏🏼💛💛💛💛😂 not unsolved mysteries without that sound.
Whomever, Charles Manson never physically killed anyone
@@kevinboswell1891 He stabbed, shot and ordered people to kill people, that's good enough for me. To bad locked up for life.
Ringtone
The comments are making about Marie hilley remind me of trump
Very true, the music
The contact
And most importantly, the Best host ever, Stack
Marie Hilley is buried next to my aunt and uncle. At my uncle’s funeral, my cousin (my uncle’s son) made us all laugh by pointing out her grave and telling us his dad got his plots there on purpose for a discount. Lol He was kidding of course, but it lightened the sadness for us.
Humor is such a good remedy for grief.
She is a legend in her own way. Her skeleton should be kept to study.
@@stardust0075why?
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@n8tureboyjohnny
"We must always be alert to that fusion between that personal drive for power unconstrained by conscience when it meets a wounded population. That has repetitively over history led to some of the most violent episodes that scar our planet."
Very profound wisdom.
Trump
2:45 World leaders
12:22 Marie Hilley
28:53 Walker
40:00 Women in the Bay
@Hyperskreem 82 yeah defo should be pinned
Wait I’m sorry but is this a real interview with Walker or is it re-enacted? It didn’t really seem to say as I recall. It seems real but I’m not sure. Not a watcher of this series, I was coming for that interview.
Thank you, friend. That is helpful.
@@lamontseiler579, I was wondering the same thing.
@@beneaththecrust4661 I would think it’s a real interview, because you can tell looking at Walker’s eyes that something’s obviously off with the man. Unless it’s just an incredibly good actor, but it seems real.
Disgusting that she made the food in front of him and the poison was in the seasoning- disgusting and evil. Love just went out of the window. She forgot that she had what so many people wish they had- a family who trusted and loved her. Evil.
The Marie Hilly case is just so sad. She poisoned the people who trusted her the most. If I had a family like that, I'd give them the best homecooked meals and an abundance of love.
Dolores
She didn't have a family she had human life insurance policies. Once the 25,000 dollar insurance policy on Carol ran out, and it would considering Marie's spending addiction. Her son would have been the next target.
Man she even had the nerve to fake her death and come back as her "identical twins". That one got me good.
And the she froze to death. A fitting end.
@@ThroneOfBhaal She was cold to others, so nature was cold to her
Robert Stack standing in a misty graveyard at midnight in a trench coat is the scariest of them all..
It was the decade of "Dokken!"
🤣🤣🤣
Lol 😂😂😂
Nah, the last story with the poor girls going into the water alive and having to watch each other first. Plus they already feared the water 🤦🏻♂️
So funny you said that, because I was just wondering if he ever scared himself when he watched these back. Lol!
The fact that Walker is so pleased with himself for causing fear in people is revolting. He is truly some piece of work.
Something tells me that he’s lying when he says he’d only harm people if they’ve done something wrong to him.
I have to wonder how his toxic mother or misandric aunt raised him.
@@puppiesarepower3682This dude is my birth monster. I severed ties with her completely when I was 30, many decades ago. She spent the rest of her miserable life trying to destroy me unsuccessfully. I refused to deal with her, involved LEO and the phone company. I’m so glad she’s dead, she’s simply despicable. Stalking Laws were long overdue. I tell people when dealing with someone like this to *use them.*
@puppiesarepower3682 I think he's a bullsh*tter especially about bragging on his so called wonderful prison life: the generic "3 hot meals a day, free rent, free laundry care". He conveniently refuses to talk bout his depression in prison, shame, anger, lots of boredom, and fear! He's a faker. Evil dumb gullible boy-man that never grew up.
Absolutely disgusting! He has rationalized that his life is what he wants, and coped with his inferiorities by believing he is superior to everyone. The monster also has made himself believe that his crimes are fun, and that he is completely "normal" and everyone has the same twisted brain. Gross...I am so glad they never let him out of prison.
Omg I already know this will be one of the most jam packed episodes yet based on the intro alone, dang
This season 4 was 🔥🔥🔥
I was thinking the same thing! ❤
Robert Stacks is the best Narrator on unsolved Mysteries
Marie Hilley didn't "escape" from prison. She was let out of prison for a weekend furlough. On Sunday she took off. On Thursday she was found with hypothermia and died.
She returned to her husband as a twin🤣😂da balls on this woman & he fell for it.geeezzzz. What a charm. Lol
who cares the bitch is dead now
@@indaystocome7416 Amen
@@luke125 I’m not super religious, but I don’t think you’re supposed to say Amen to “who cares the bitch is dead now”
@@digitalsalsas Well I do and I did. Get over it.
The Marie Hilley story was an eye opener. 😳😱 Poor family.
"The ultimate fate of Saddam Hussein remains a question". Not anymore!!!
They should've done a update for it.
You stole my comment. Fuck. We’re all the same damn people living in the simulation. Kek.
I don't know. He had a dozen of doubles who looked just like him; some naturally others by surgery. Even his sons had doubles. It's quite possible he never died. Same with Hitler.
@@kyriljordanov2086 Same with Bin Laden too
Same with Robert Stack too
Absolutely LOVE this show! Watched it all the time as a kid. These are the types of episodes I love on this show! I was never a fan of the lost loves mysteries. I enjoy the edgy and more frightening mysteries like these. I also enjoy the history mysteries, UFOS and ghost cases.
That music at the end. Haunting!
I use to work in a prison and I've met fast talkers like G. Daniel Walker. What I always said to stop them in their tracks was "What you just said makes absolutely no sense!" They stop, then start thinking, as if they're rebooting their brain. But I'm glad he ran his mouth often and for everyone to see and hear because you can be sure the parole board was taking notes. He's showed no remorse, blames everyone else, and insulted on the TV the people who have the power to release him. On February 14, 2023, at a virtual hearing, TCDA prosecutors secured a three-year denial of parole for Gerald Daniel Walker, age 91, for murder. Walker is currently serving a life sentence at the California Health Care Facility in Stockton. If he was truly a genius he would've kept his mouth shut.
It sounds like his megalomania short-circuited his genius. Shiver. What a despicable man.
I think he's a bullsh*tter especially about bragging on his so called wonderful prison life: the generic "3 hot meals a day, free rent, free laundry care". He conveniently refuses to talk bout his depression in prison, shame, anger, lots of boredom, and fear! He's a faker. Evil dumb gullible boy-man that never grew up.
Really good points! I think his way of coping with his bizarre life and imprisonment was believing he was superior to everyone and putting on the faucaude that he was content with his situation. He also wanted to normalize his twisted needs and behaviors, I am so glad the parol board did not let him out. I wish the interviewer would have asked him your question. Lol! I also would have been tempted to tell him the courtroom proceeding wasn't a mistake because he "liked" being in prison and so does everyone else. Lol!
G Daniel Walker needs to be put down. it is just that simple.
curious, I googled Walker. He's 87 or 88 now, still in Folsom Prison trying for parole. Last denied Jan '17, nex try 2023, when he'll be in his =90s=, should he live that long. He's not coming out except boxed up
He dead by now probaly
@@alpacino9027 Nope! Still alive and close to 90.
@@FlixCreEightR eww. He makes my skin crawl. Hes a cruel and horrific psychopath.
He's so unlikable. Not a very good psychopath.
Great 👍🏻 episode. Thank you.
I always loved Unsolved Mysteries with Robert Stack. The actress portraying Marie Hilley reminds me so much of actress Linda Fiorentino from the 1994 film noire movie "The Last Seduction". Great performance here.
Yup.
@sonycolortvone4964
Marie didn't just try to murder her own family but she did it slowly,the fact that it was slow tells me that she eaither had extreme hatred for them or she enjoyed it or both.
It was probably slow to throw off suspicion of her.
Kinda sounds like Blanche Taylor Moore
She liked having control over them.
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@@emilysanders4807 I agree.
Michael Hilley was a long time pastor and has told his story many times. I found him on FB and told him God was with he and his sister, and asked if he was still pastoring. He actually responded, and thanked me for my words of encouragement and says he no longer pastors. He us a Chaplain for Florida prisons.
11:20 - 12:00 everyone needs to listen to this- it could not be more relevant in our times
Diabolical Mind is my Favorite episode of Unsolved Mysteries
Yup.
Yeah it’s good I hate the ghosts and ufo and stupid Bigfoot ones and apparently stack didn’t like doing the stupid ones
Why is UM taking credit for a viewer solving this? It was a billboard with Chandler's handwriting that led to the call.
@@Jolenesmart1980 lol same
@@Jolenesmart1980
Agreed; whenever UM did a segment on something paranormal or religious, I just fast-forward past that nonsensical crap.
that women for real came back as twin sister- and he F's her!!!! And they call the police- and she just so happens to look like one of the most wanted girls!?!?!? WTF?!?! Unsolved just seems to gloss over this- but i mean. WTF!
Was he sleeping with her? I thought she was just staying temporarily with him.
Sal DiMarchese You say that like morality has changed so drastically. I got news for you, it hasn’t. Of course she was sleeping with him. She slept with her boss when she was married. She obviously used sex to manipulate men. What?...you think they were sleeping in twin beds and reading the Bible every night? 🙄 lol
The story of Marie sounds like a perfect episode for Deadly Women.
She has been profiled on Deadly Women! 😁
@@reneedennis2011 oh had she ah I need to see that episode
There was an episode about her. Look it up. They even have a movie based on her from lifetime.
There's been many movies based on this plot. The newest one is the movie "Run" with Sarah Paulson
I’m 40, I remember watching 1 about her as a little girl. It had Judith something or other. (Angela from who’s the boss) I couldn’t have been much more than 9 ish
A women tries to kill her family, then runs away, takes on a new identity and kills it to come back as her own twin, wow
A movie on that, stories writers are so badly paid nowadays they dont watch good old Umysteries
I love mysteries and true crime, but the Rogers case is one I can’t dig into a whole lot because it disturbs me too much. 🙁
Me too. Forensic Files also did a segment on this case years later and how they solved it. It has haunted me since I watched it/ no clue UM did it also.
No empathy, sympathy, or morals. That explains most people now.
Particularly Trump and his supporters 🙄
Yes and they all are in our government.
@@MyKali2009 more like the clintons, obamas, bidens, bushes, pelosi, the list is long. To make this country get back to morals i would start hanging these traitors and move on down the line. To much evil and corruption going on in government and celebrities with their perverted satanic pedifile behaviors.
@@sherrieowen971 Take your meds!!!
@@MyKali2009 more like Dems that have done nothing to help anyone for decades yet convince people like you they're on your side.
Another great episode
Welp. This episode is wayyyy more relevant now than it should be. Spread this one around, folks!!
12:06 I'm pretty psychic, so I predict that Suddam Hussain will be captured in the year 2003 and executed by hanging in 2006
Mark Mullins I am a psychic too And you are a jackass!!!
Well, Many phychics get help from the public... What's your Next PRophecy? Trump Will win the elections?
Well done
@@maramarxx2431 Nope. And it will be crazy afterwards. A trove of conspiracy theorists are going to get lit up. Watch. It's pretty scary.
Yeah but did they find any WMD's?
I always thought this particular episode was creepy, scary, yet so interesting. 😬 Serial killers live among us as we speak and write. So creepy 😳 😳 😢
The most dangerous job watching this is Uber and Lyft. You don't know who is hopping in that backseat
@@grovedwayne390Technically they rank #6 and mostly because of vehicle accidents.
In 1980, Marie resurfaced in Florida under the name Robbie Hannen and met a man named John Homan. She claimed that she was a widow and was about to inherit a large estate. She also claimed that she had life-threatening brain cancer. They began dating and got married in May 1981. She soon found a job as a secretary. In September 1982, she claimed that her cancer had worsened, so she had to go to Texas for treatment. A short time later, John got a call from her "twin sister", Teri Martin, claiming that she had died.
After getting to know Teri by phone, he wished to meet her in Florida. In actuality, Marie had once again reinvented herself as Teri, getting in shape and dyeing her hair blonde. John was taken with his "sister-in-law" and started dating her.
However, friends of John, as well as other members of his family, suspected something was amiss and began to keep a close eye on him, warning him about his relationship with "Teri" as well as lack of a death certificate for "Robbie". Their suspicions proved right, as their cooperation with local police proved vital to piece together the search for the missing Marie.
In January 1983, Marie was arrested and returned to Alabama. She was sentenced to life in prison for Frank's murder. In 1987, she escaped. However, her freedom was short-lived as she contracted hypothermia in the wild back-country during the winter months. One week after her escape, she died from prolonged exposure to the cold.
milo_steinz, exactly. There is no need to transcribe it onto RUclips.
You don't "contract" hypothermia. Death by exposure to the cold is hypothermia.
@@KSWave-artmusic lololol
This may seam cruel, but I hope Marie suffered horribly as she was dying of hypothermia.
@@inkyguy The actress who played Marie is Taylor Simpson.
It's a fascinating topic....
If you think about it though...many psycho and sociopaths are drawn towards professions we count on...doctors, lawyers, CEOs, political leaders. It's a frightening thought, for sure.
Exactly... maybe there's a natural need for them. I've worked with high strung people before in kitchens... a lot of chefs are overly emotional and crazy but the odd thing is it's to a good end: providing a high quality meal for people they don't even know. I remember reading that in that profession you find a higher than average number of psychopaths.
It explains Anthony Fauci
Michael Swango aka Dr Death
They crave power and attention - and they honestly believe that we need them for their genius and no one could do (insert profession) better than them.
TIMESTAMPS
2:40 world leaders
12:21 Marie Hilley
28:50 G. Daniel Walker
40:00 The Rogers
Robert Stack is an OG..
Triple OG
I really really REALLY wish they had interviewed Marie's 2nd husband in this.
I mean...dude, how did you fall for that?!
He was already deceased himself by the time of this episodes airing.
But, based on a book about her, he was both gullible and from a broken family.
Men are easily deceived by these women.
@@vernonrobinson1685 how about her daughter than?
@rolandofgilead43
Well, this episode aired in 1991, and it took Carol Hilley years to recover from the poisoning, so she declined.
In a recent episode of I believe oxygen, Carol was interviewed then.
I forgot to mention that the 2nd husband had been killed a few years before the airing of this episode.
@@vernonrobinson1685 it aired in(1992) but close enough lol anyway deadly women also did this story and I can't remember if she was interviewed than for that segment. Apparently her son is a minister I had no idea anyway her 2nd husband was killed how?
Marie was so diabolical. That movie on lifetime was off the hook
Name Please
Please pray for me, my brother and my two sisters; I'm stuck between two psychotic women (an aunt and a grandmother)... and one of them is ready to have a massive show down against my family.
😆
Everyone is nearing a similar predicament.
Walker just can't let go. Doesn't matter where he is nobody is going to beat him. As he gets older trying to keep this facade going will become very tiring and just not worth it. He will probably develop dementia a when his mind can't keep up the work of maintaining such a child like facade. He reminds me of a defiant child.
He pretty disgusting! He copes by believing that he us superior to everyone and that his twisted needs are "natural."
I think I said wtf? A hundred times during the Marie Healy story! Whew what a psycho!!
manson didn't do the killings, he manipulated others to do them.
You have to have an unbelievably weak mind to let anyone “manipulate” you to do anything at all, much less murder someone. I’ll never understand
I don't think Adolf Hitler ever killed anyone by himself. He probably never even struck anyone with his fist. So why were people afraid of him?
@@calebrobinson9488 Being young naive, impressible and add some acid, makes manipulation much easier.
Lies. He killed Shorty Shea.
@@markyboy214 So they say, never was charged.
This is my favourite psychopaths video on youtube. It's a gem.
Oh my, Mike was strong and he still is. What a horrible reality to realize your mother is a murderer. God bless him. You have to wonder how though she became so evil.
Very bizarre indeed because her evilness didn't start until Mike was 18. As far as we know she was totally normal all her life growing up and for the first 20 years of her marriage. Mike is so lucky that he was able to somehow get over his illness both at 18 and when he apparently got sick as a grown adult when he went to visit her about the money issues.
G. Daniel Walker looks a heck of a lot like Jerry Springer.
Walker's a nut, but a dangerous nut.
Man I always got horny watching Jerry's Springer's show.
sinner ?
I am so wet right now
Robert Stack personality with the trench coat, being so serious, the way he talks …….can be creepy! And scary to say the least! 😂😂.
Yep! Scared me as a child. I love watching it now!! 😂
I don't think I've ever heard DIABOLICAL so many times in my life 😂 I guess they were trying to ingrain a new word into the kids' vocabulary
That mother was killing them softly
Great, now I’m convinced I’m a sociopath.
Dahmer was beaten to death by a fellow inmate in November 1994 while serving fifteen consecutive life sentences at the Columbia Correctional Institution in Portage, Wisconsin.
I remember when that happened.
@@vegetasolo1221 you never Talk nonsense, to me that's a gift from some Heaven
@@maramarxx2431 weirdest comment I’ve read in weeks
The actress that played Marie Hilley did a good job. She has the evil vibe down pat...
Yup. She played a good part.
Judith Light is a great actress.
@@jenniferr9624 Judith Light played her in a TV movie. I am talking about the one that did the re-enactments here.
@Coon Hunter#1 I agree.
Dr. Melody at 3:37 had an epic mullet!
Man alive - A movie could be made about Marie. The actress in this re-enactment did a great job.
Wife, Mother, Murder ( TV movie 1991) on RUclips
Hitler and Suddam didn't carry out their evils alone, they had followers and backers that helped them carry out their evils on much greater scales than one evil man could do alone. So blame those around them as well.
I also like how that segment conveniently left out the sociopaths that run America. The warmongers of Washington DC are still promoting death, both Democrats and Republicans alike, long after Saddam's execution.
Pretend I'm a twin sister lmao!!!🤬🤬🤬🤬
They get dummer on time
@@maramarxx2431 k.... 😱
I read an article about the last story, the one with the mom and 2 daughters. What makes it even more heart breaking is the fact that the reason they went to Florida, was because one of the daughters was getting molested by someone, an uncle I think, and they thought it would be a good idea to go somewhere and have fun. Get their minds off it.
Yup.
Mickey Mouse was worth it though.
That is an especially sad detail
yes it was an uncle
Add Trump to the list in this episode!
Gary E. Ko
Trump is definitely an idiot. However, he also knows what he’s doing. He gets pleasure from causing people pain or discomfort. Cohen essentially testified to that.
He also believes that society’s rules (or the law) doesn’t apply to him. He is a psychopath/sociopath. No doubt about that.
Gary E. Ko
I don’t mean that he knows what he’s doing (concerning the job). He’s completely incompetent.
I meant that he has a history of taking advantage of people for personal gain. He’s doing it now as president. He is very much aware of that.
He’s a pathological liar and he enjoys making people suffer. Just look at what he’s doing at the border. He’s an evil individual. He knows that children are suffering and he doesn’t care.
Michael Holly I agree!
It's obvious to any adults in the room here who the real fools are. I have to wonder how old you people are, whether or not you actually have jobs, live on your own, pay bills and buy your own groceries, etc.
I'm certainly not 100% onboard with everything Trump says or even with everything he does, but "children at the border" are not our problem - they are the responsibility of their parents and the countries they came from.
The US immigration policy has long been far more lax than most other countries. We cannot have open borders and simply let everyone in who shows up at the border (and support most of them for life with freebies). We cannot even afford the "free" healthcare and college you people want to give to everyone already here - much less hundreds of millions or billions more who want to come here - not to mention food stamps, "free housing", etc.
If someone wants to come to the US, they need to follow the process and do it legally. And be willing to work for a living, contribute, assimilate and obey our laws, etc. If you ever work for a living and start paying taxes, buying your own groceries, owning private property, etc. you might have a different view someday.
It's funny that the people who compare Trump to Hitler are usually the same people who worship brutal communist dictators such as Castro and Chavez.
Don't forget OBAMA!
Boy, this episode is heavy.
UPDATE: Saddam Hussein was hanged in Kadhimiya, Baghdad, Iraq on December 30, 2006.
If you want to know more about a diabolical couple then look up Paul Bernardo and Carla Homolka. A great example of a police botch job as well!
The Barbie and Ken killers. What they did to her sister was downright evil.
I like the piece you guys did on Sadam Hasan and Hitler, but you guys forgot about Stalin, Linen and Mao in the piece and there atrocities, they we're all pretty narsatistic and social pathic too.
Best documentary ever.
The Roger's family case was very sad! Oba Chandler was charged. This case was on Forensic Files not that long ago. According to the show he carried out this crime alone, however I wonder if he really acted alone !
M D yup exactly my thought
This story was also on The New Detectives.
I don’t think so, nor do I think a single “prolific” aka super famous serial killer acted alone
@@gtg488w Sad part is, there's been rumors later that the husband/father was involved!🤔, who knows!?
@@MD-DLive come on. That's a very unfair comment.
Can someone help me find a certain episode? It's based on a short memory I had when I was about 10 watching this show: a women was talking about how she thought she ran over a person at night with her car but then the person was no where to be found. Like an apparition.
A little late: Season 6 Episode 15 - Resurrection Mary
One of my favorite episodes
The great Robert Ressler: the man who *invented* the term, "serial killer."
He's also the author of several books, all well worth reading.
He also pioneered the practice of criminal profiling.
the guy from mindhunter
Did you know that Ressler grew up with and was in the Boy Scouts with John Gacy?
@@luke125 no he wasn’t , gacy used to deliver groceries to resslers parents as I remember it on the interview they lived a block apart but didn’t know each other
@@Jolenesmart1980 That’s not true. They most certainly did know each other and were in the same Boy Scout troupe together.
Its always in the eyes! Study the eyes!
Most psychopaths dont blink like normal people. Watch the Walter interview!
The thing that kills me is everyone except terri kept getting ill and no one suspected her. Even when son went to college it stopped and no one said hey that's a coincidence, hmmmm
I was looking for this comment. I am so paranoid that would’ve been the first thing I thought, why the f are u not sick but everyone else is and u r the main one cooking
I first read about the Rogers family murders in readers digest magazine at my Grandma's when I was 14. Then saw documentaries about it on ID channel later on as an adult. Gets me every time. When they convict Oba Chandler later I've always been so grateful that Hal Rogers and rest of his family did get some justice. Seems for a few years, Oba was convinced he got away with it scott free. This world can sometimes be a sick place
Seems to me that if you compare Ted Bundy and Marie Hilley you get two distinct types of viciousness and hers is far worse. Naturally, to kill a stranger in a lustful, violent manner is a horrible thing. But to lie to, torture, deceive, and finally murder someone who needs you, somebody whom you've made believe that you love, your partner or babies, is darker than any thrill-kill could ever be. That is eternal, biblical stuff. I don't want to hear any criticism about men having the market cornered for murder anymore.
I really don't see how you can argue that Hilley is "for worse". They were both brutal sadists.
@@Mark-Smeaton Murdering your own family as you watch them slowly suffer for months under your care is clearly worse.
Who ever made the intro music of unsolved Mysteries thank you
YES! The creepy case of the mother and her daughters. I have remembered that case for years.
My dad dated one of the victims Michelle Rogers, she called my dad a week prior to her death, he was obviously contacted not as a suspect but by maybe knowing information, they weren’t dating at the time but they dated only a couple months prior to her dying.
30:51 he says that PEOPLE who are Psychopaths are shaped by their families...perhaps if that family was abusive but many a crazy person has come from Very kind and loving decent families and they turned out crazy...so Im not 100% sure about that. Then again a lot of people who come from crazy families DONT want any association with their families and turn out to be model citizens because of the disgust and embarrassment they have from coming from a bad family. All families have problems -good points and bad points, but you cannot just point a finger and say that their families Make these people psychopaths. That is a serious thing to say.
Actually another professor said he believed they are born (and as evidence has mounted that seems to be the case). However, it is often the home and culture that can turn a psychopath into a violent one.
@@inkyguy indeed
@@inkyguy yes, I can agree with your statement. I believe that they are born that way, its only a matter of time before its full blown and that family could affect someone ever more so because already they are messed up in the head. not all our brains and our emotions dealing with feelings and empathy are the same. Everyone develops differently and surroundings can influence a persons outcome for sure. Thank you. Bless you.
Garden Glory The current thinking is that psychopaths are born that way.
@@gardenglory6624 yup what i think is they are born this way but shaped by their surroundings as to how their "psycopathy" is going to develop, like a rough childhood will probably trigger their bad side as opposed to a good childhood might slow them down
Here we are in the next century.....
Ted Bundy worked with author Ann Rule at the crisis call centre
Yup.
and he didn't work alone.
To realize the one person on earth to care for you is a complete psychopath is soul crushing to say the least. My family had it's stupid, financially driven issues that ruin many marriages, I'm thankful that my parents were sane and showed us love. They loved my brothers and I, and we loved and revered them, too
The man who killed the Rogers family is far more terrifying than G. Daniel Walker.
Man Exactly what I was thinking G.Daniel Walker didn't have shit on that guy that dude was by far more EVIL
What happened to the Rogers mother and daughters is something I'd heard of and is one of the most awful kinds of sadistic acts you can think to do. Just heartless and cold blooded. Then you have the poor husband/father, left alone, his family gone. To be alone, thinking of what his loved ones went through, you can't help but feel for him.
Is anyone else listening to this and thinking they are describing our current president?
Whose president? I have a Prime Minister in my country.
Of course...Trump’s a psychopath/sociopath who lied and tried to manipulate millions of Americans concerning Coronavirus. This led to the deaths of over 500,000 people in the U.S.
He’s a killer!!! Far worse than most on this episode.
Sadam Hussein's fate was fitting. Found hiding in a hole like a coward, then trialed and hanged by the very people he brutalized and tortured. Poetic Justice at it's finest.
Oh my God! That lady was crazy AF! 😳
That shot at 27:22 creeped me the hell out
Diabolical Minds would be an awesome name for a trap music production artist/team.
Marie Hilley so sweet and pure.
Toxic Mothers and Misandric aunts are the source of all our woes.
Marie Hillies story was made into a film right? I remember watching it. The woman was beyond sociopath... Crazy horrid cruel vile scumbag.
Yes, a movie called Wife/mother murder and here a link to watch it
ruclips.net/video/oc-8W6nAIwg/видео.html
No idk was it
Great episode.
That woman who poisoned her family to collect on their life insurance was disturbing, but there are many women who do this to their husbands. There's more diabolical women than he's saying here.
33:22 The INCREDIBLE Robert Ressler. Have advired that man since 1989 and in my schooling for Corrections and Law Enforcement degrees. What a Legacy like the others John Douglas, Ann Burgess, Roy Hazelwood etc. Great episode.
when was chandler arrested, i am glad a tip from a viewer helped get him- was it after a re-run what?
Yeah after a re-run in 1992 it took 3 years to catch him after it happened in 1989
When I was a kid, that picture of Marie Hilley at 26:26 scared the crap out of me. I guess because the camera was so close to her when the pic was taken.
Okay I know a sociopath is charming and very manipulative. It may be because I'm living in a large city. But I just don't ever ever ever think I would take my children anywhere with a stranger regardless if it's a boat, a restaurants, even if they offered me a yacht or something. I just wouldn't do it. And regardless I would have called home to say that this happened to someone. But again we all are different.
They say serial killers are extremely persuasive.
29:40 most interesting part is the link between psychopathy and language centers in the brain
One thing to note, while Adolf Hitler was a madman indeed, he was 'only' the third worse mass killer of the 20th century....Both Stalin and Mao have even more blood on their hands then Herr Schicklegruber.....I would have liked to seen more analysis of Mao and Stalin...otherwise a very interesting program!
Hollywood writers have always been infatuated with communism. That’s why they almost always give Stalin, Mao, etc a pass when compared with Hitler.
Committing heinous acts does not automatically equal psychopathy. Hitler was likely not a clinical psychopath. Stalin was likely a sociopath, made so by his many incarcerations in his youth.
@@MarbleWhornets Except the very person they're criticizing was a Islamic communist and nationalist? (Saddam) It's hard to believe people can be this stupid. Yes Stalin was absolutely terrible but they did not evoke quite the same very deliberate form of genocide. Same goes for Mao, it was grossly inept decisions that resulted in the deaths of millions. It isn't necessarily the same as Hitler's reign. Albeit, just as horrible.
You know these two commenters are just fascist sympathizers. Fucking weirdo conservatives, man. They're brain dead. Can't go anywhere without them going "b-b-but communism!!".
Haha this guy's channel is a bunch of Muslim to Christian conversion propaganda. It just goes to show anyone who uses the "But Stalin and Mao" argument are off their rocker.
@@adamdavis2967 maybe not a 'full blown' psychopath but he had psychopathic traits which is just as dangerous.
Does anyone out there know when and if G Daniel Walker died? I mean, I'm assuming he is dead now because he was an adult in 1972 when he was serving time and this interview took place in 1991. I looked him up on Wikipedia, but there's no page for him.
smalltownman73 G Daniel Walker is still alive and still incarcerated. He was once again, denied parole in 2018. He is 86 years old and still very dangerous.
@@dapperdonny4051 "Still very dangerous" even though he's 89 now? Most people that age are not that functional anymore. How do you know for sure that he's very dangerous still? Do you know him personally?
@@m.i.zeiler2892Old age? That’s your argument against sociopathy? Lol Stupid! 😂
I see a lot of people wondering if that interview was the real guy. I can assure you that was the real G. Daniel Walker they were interviewing.
DIABOLICAL MINDS never seen that before!
The actress that played Marie deserves some type of award.
Has no one pointed out this was made before they hung Saddam 😂
Exactly. Good riddance Saddam!