Unsolved mysteries was so needed. It gave a voice to victims, families who lose family to crimes, missing family, that the police or national news didn’t care to help or cover. I think unsolved mysteries solve more crimes than the police.
She was really weird bcs both her previous husbands were murdered n she strikes up a relationship with a murderer. I think she had a lot of screws loose, but anyone who would have a romantic relationship with a murderer would have.
The Federali's don't screw around, you disrespect them and they will not hesitate to kill you. I was robbed by them in Matamoros and counted myself lucky that's all they did.
rowdy blacks shouldn't fuck with the cops in mexico. they get away with it in America cus they're scared of being called racist, they think they can get away with it down there.
I suffered a brain hemorrhage when I was six weeks old. In the hospital, the story goes, I had so many iv's in me that the doctors ran out of places to stick me. While I had health issues throughout my childhood as a result, I survived. The survival rate of a brain hemorrhage is an even 50/50, and I have heard countless stories of full grown adults who have died from it (never come across anyone who survived). I cannot comprehend how or why a six week old baby survived an ordeal like that. The only explanation is the people that my grandmother enlisted to pray for me. The power of prayer saved me.
Michelle’s case is infuriating to me. So much proved it was homicide. Then after they finally agreed it was homicide a jury was like “nah fam” and he was acquitted. Wtf. How.
I think he had a good defense lawyer. It has also been proven that good looking people are acquitted more often and I guess he was a handsome guy. It really sounds like a miscarriage of justice and I think that's why he or anyone on his side refused to be interviewed. If you have money for a good lawyer and looks you're more likely to get away with murder and it sounds like he did sadly.
He’s guilty as f. All the evidence was stated here: www.reddit.com/r/TrueCrimeDiscussion/comments/b5hgwh/did_the_jury_get_it_right_in_the_michelle/?. He probably has a shitty life.
Good attorneys probanly. Same reason OJ was acquitted. In a perfect world, all criminals would be found guilty, no innocents would be prosecuted, and there would be no bias ever in any courtroom. Sadly we don't live in a perfect world. I wish we did.
He knows the answe to all the stores he shared even the ones without explanation...im sure he guides yhpse involved and is with those who have passed on who were a part of each story
@@user-jm8bj1hd3d I just watched an episode of Forensic Files where they discounted someone as a suspect because he willingly passed two polygraph tests. Turns out his DNA was all over the crime scene, it just took someone new to the case to test it. He wasn't even a serial killer, she was his only victim and it was a crime of chance in the moment. He was just evil, like her husband. Another episode of Unsolved Mysteries a man was given polygraphs and hypnosis and in both he lied. Turns out his story about 'two men picking her up in a truck' wasn't true and he killed her. That's why polygraph are no long substancial evidence and can't be used as proof in court.
why was a man convicted of murder and serving life without parole transferred to a minimum security prison? It’s almost as if they wanted him to escape. Minimum security prisons are for those with short sentences with no incentive to escape. American courts might as well have given him a ride to whatever destination he wanted.
the show side-stepped that process. But typically there is someone involved in convincing the parole board that he's been a model prisoner and can be given some leniency. I agree that a lifer should not be put in a low security situation.
I truly don’t understand that either. If I were looking at life in prison and they sent me to one of those no way I’m staying. Who would? Medium security I can understand but it would take a very special case to transfer a lifer to minimum security.
I don’t get it....was a proper autopsy never conducted on Michelle?? It would have determined beyond doubt whether the injuries were consistent with a fall or consistent with a beating.
Pssshh!!!I’ll go to the kitchen, I ain’t scared.I’m just gonna wake somebody up and ask them to come with me, grab my 🔦 🔪🔫 ✝️ yeah...I ain’t scared bruh👀👀
@@annnee6818 Because he passed the test twice. Therefore people who believe he's guilty will say they are unreliable. But if he failed the test then you would be saying something like "He failed the test twice so he must be guilty". Not necessarily you in particular but you get the point.
@@Brandon-rq3ys Yeah. It doesn't make a difference whether someone passed or failed it, it's unreliable in any case and just shouldn't be used at all was my point. I'm just shocked how few people know this which is why I keep banging on about it. Polygraphs are pseudoscience and are only used in the states as far as I know (certainly not Europe and western style democracies) which I find quite embarrassing, dunno about you...
He killed her. No newly wed sits and plays Solitare, and if they were fighting as much as he claimed, why the fuck would you get marired in the first place? He was having second thoughts, didn't wanna go through the process and expense of a divorce, so he killed her.
I saw a documentary once where a psychologist explained that these men have nothing but time to dedicate to lonely women. Men on the outside have jobs and other things to focus on and men in prison have time to write them letters, call them, think about them etc. The psychologist explained that the extra time they dedicate makes all the difference.
@@silvervalleystudios2486 Ok but nowhere in my reply did I say it made sense. I literally said that it explained that way by a psychiatrist in a documentary. I didn't say that women should do that or that it was ok.
What a sick woman - Donna getting obsessed w/ that man and abandoning her kids. How awful for them. Loosing both dads, then their mom running off and leaving them for a criminal, just to have a boyfriend. - wow
Very sad.Every single mom I know they make it known that their children are their top priority and to me, that makes them more attractive.I can’t imagine the heartbreak them kids went through.
Truly one of the greats, a fine gentleman and a great actor, Robert Stack died at age 84 of a heart attack on May 14, 2003 in Beverly Hills, California.
I seen this story a few times. I’m so angry with my own culture. I always wanted to go to Mexico but after this hell no. My mother even got stuck there once and that the police are so corrupt.
Remember the story of missing girl Nyleen kay Marshall was on UM and Cayleigh Elises channel. She went missing from a national park and they beleive she was abducted due to creepy letters the mother kept getting with details only known to her. She went to Mexico to look for her and was murdered, found hung and supposedly took her own life after overdosing. 😓😓😓😓
Apparently you're allowed to assist in a prison break and harbour a fugitive with impunity. What kind of a justice system grants a murderer serving a life sentence, minimum security where a 4 foot fence is all that stands between him and freedom.
So, let me get this straight. This lady can aid in the escape of a convicted killer and not have to suffer any consequences, due to being lonely and vulnerable. Get the hell out of here 🤦♂️
Certainly part of a case of benevolent sexism. But part of me thinks this was just the cops hoping to entice her to come back and actually face charges because there's no way what she did wasn't illegal and inexcusable. I'm laughing at imagining a scenario where a lonely and desperate man helps a convicted killer escape her punishment and the cops saying "oh he was just lonely!".
Agree. I understand more than anyone, as a single mother, that it's lonely and men like that are very manipulative. However, as a mother, I put my child first and would not ever help a known criminal.
I wouldn't call it desperate. She didn't need him that bad more like pathetic. But people do really dumb stuff when they don't realize they do have worth. She lost everything. She must have been going through a life trauma
Donna was my mother she was gone for 15 years the statute of limitations on helping someone break out of prison is seven so the statute of limitations had already ran out so they couldn’t prosecute her if they were going to she was willing to pay the price but she did come back home and got to spend the rest of her life with her family and her new grandkids
Lonely and desperate is not a good combo when attracting a mate. You will usually attract the bottom of the barrel, people who prey on your lack of self-love.
Jeremy Witherell did it. "He passed a polygraph twice." Who the hell cares? By the time this episode aired in the late 90s; people should have known how easy it is to "beat" a polygraph by remaining calm no matter what they ask you. When I was a kid I asked my mom why people are always hooked up to those machines on cop shows. She explained how they work and my response was something like "that's kinda dumb" and I never forgot how that made her crack up and laugh.
Both of Donna's previous husbands had been murdered! Maybe, on some subconscious level, she felt like a dangerous husband wouldn't get killed. It's totally irrational, but subconscious things often are.
Me neither. The fact that 1 of his friend saw him in a police car and they didn't even ask him to identify the officers in that car is so fishy. No records of him ever get to the station hesaid. Well it is because he was never brought to the station..!!!! Everything about this case is just not right
You're in another country and drinking heavily and yet have the balls to talk shit at the cops in corrupt Mexico. The results of such an encounter are plainly obvious!!!!!
I visited Charlene Marie Richard on 5-24-2020 . Her grave is beautiful. My husband needed prayer . I had a wonderful experience while I was there . Im going back soon. Bless Charlene Marie and RIP. little Angel😇🙏🙏
I've been wanting to go there since watching this story..ive said her prayer on and off many times over the years esp in tough times..just started again
As a Louisianan, and who lives not far from the cemetery where Charlene Richard’s grave is, I can assure you that you do not hear of the countless people who pilgrimage to our area and are never healed. Due to our French-Canadian ancestry, Roman Catholic superstitions abound throughout southern Louisiana. It is desperate, lonely people giving their time and money to an institution whose leaders think about nothing more than spiritual bondage to tradition and material donations to programs. It is offensive, it is sad, but it is true!
Everyone knows that in Tiajuana the Federales own the streets. This guy didn't have enough sense to be a gentleman and the Feds were glad to take him down a notch. A 'notch' is bigger in Mexico.
He got "stupid drunk" in a foreign country, decided to turn his "gangster" on, with the Mexican Police. Who were having absolutely none of his bullshit..
@@raysplace6548 yup bad time too have an attitude..its partly his fault why that happened..u be arrogant n disrespectful towards the wrong person..that can be it for u..the brother is lucky they didnt involve him in the beatdown as well
This lady lost two husbands to murderers and then decided to marry one? I don't think that's quite what they mean by "if you can't beat 'em, join 'em!"
Guess she thought if I marry one of them then they would be less likely to be killed since they carry weapons and have a different Outlook and could notice danger.
Passing a polygraph and letting someone off the hook based on it is as bad as flunking a polygraph and assuming the person did it. There’s a reason results aren’t admissible in court.
There is something wrong with our legal system and there is something wrong with Donna brown. How can a cold blooded murderer be allowed to get married at a maximum security prison? How can a cold blooded murderer be transferred to a minimum security institution so he can escape? How can Donna Brown not be charged with aiding and abetting the escape of this murderer? How can Donna Brown choose a murderer to the point that she literally abandoned her children for him? This whole thing is fucked up!!!
Antonio Acevedo the judicial system transferring brown to a minimum security prison is one of the dumbest things I’ve ever seen. It was essentially a get out of jail free card. Why the hell would a man serving life stick around when he could easily escape? American courts wanted him free I guess. 🤦🏾♂️
I guess that the same stupidity that you mentioned is the cause of law enforcement not charging Donna Brown for harboring a fugitive or aiding and abetting an escape. It is beyond my understanding. It is beyond my understanding that a convicted murderer is allowed to get married in prison? Who the fuck would want to get married to a prison lifer? What kind of future and security can he provide this lady? This case is one for the books. @@dantegood2195
MissDroplette My mother never lied to me about not ever being with him we always knew she was with him don’t know what you’re talking about but Donna was my mother might wanna get your facts straight
I’m not sure how other states work but in Oklahoma when Michael was first convicted and put on death row they switched it and they weren’t allowed to put people on death row anymore so they transferred his sentence to life well that doesn’t really mean life and so the longer you go on in the better you become as a prisoner you get change to different securities a prisons throughout Oklahoma when they got married they got married in a prison called MacLeod which is not maximum it’s like a medium security prison and I know all this because Donna was my mother once Michael got I little better at being a good prisoner they sent him to a work release prison in Muskogee and that’s how she was able to break them out they release them so they could go get jobs during the day and she was waiting for them and they left
I can't believe Donna Brown didn't get some kind of punishment for aiding and abetting a criminal!! I can't believe her kids are like "ya just come see your grandkids." If Donna is an innocent victim of charm and persuasion than so is everyone who picks up a gun or robs a bank... If someone's mind is that malleable they can marry a man in prison for life, break him out, and hide him for almost 8 years, they are not innocent! Unbelievable.
TheOneanjel first of all I think that you might need your story a little bit straightened up he have a life sentence but if you know anything a life sentence doesn’t exactly mean a life sentence anymore you might want to check on that the second part my mom never claimed to be a victim of anything third they were gone 15 years she was not convicted of a crime because the statute of limitations for that crime is seven years they were gone 15 so just to straighten things out for you might want to start following up a little bit
Mexico has a known history for satanic ritual killings, corruption, and racisim , Malcom X grandson was beat to death down their, a few other anericans tho white was also murdered this way taken by mexican police and killed later , mexico is a evil place full of horror and innocent blood stay away from that zombie waist land.
Hi this is Sherry Nickerson my mother is on one of these episodes she is Donna Brown I wanted to let everybody know that back in 2000 she got sick and came back home Michael went to the prison and turned himself in by going to the front gate and telling them his name he was not captured. my mother was not convicted of a crime because the statute of limitations for that crime is seven years they were gone 15 years .My mother knew she had made mistakes she missed us and we miss her very much she never considered herself a victim and neither did my brother nor I did. The show was aired never really to get my mom to come home but to capture Michael they just made it look this way so they could try to get my mother to reach out but she never did not until the year 2000. She died in 2017 and she was a great mother and she got to know her grandchildren and they loved her very much.
As someone who lives in San Diego I can't believe that someone would be stupid enough to start trouble on that side of the border! 🤨 That would be straightout suicide!
Victim or not, Donna Brown help in his escape. There was also nothing said about her being held against her will, in going home to see her children. Choosing a convicted murderer over your own children is such an insult, especially when a murderer(s) killed her first *_TWO_* husbands. Don't need someone whose clever at manipulation when it comes to someone whose mentally not all together there. I'd like to know how she paid for gas & car insurance that whole time she was following him from prison to prison....
Jeremy Witherell changed his story so many times but despite this, Jeremy Witherell clung to one of his attorneys, his face awash in tears of joy that he had just been found innocent of the death eight years ago of his first wife, Michelle. Wow!
Jayson was clearly murdered. Sorry that his family encountered overwhelming evidence that convinced them that it was clearly murder, sir; sorry that they're being brutally honest with you.
I don’t get how anyone can marry someone in prison. I can love you all the same but damn it, it’s not happening. If you go to prison we either getting a divorce/not getting married. Secondly why would you tell a drunk person to walk or trail BEHIND you? Why would you walk away from him?
1. She's really desperate. Two of her husbands were murdered. I think she believes that this guy is a changed man and I think he is. He could've killed her after she helped him out of prison but he didn't. I think the reason he broke out of prison is because of her existance in his life. 2. I think he's had enough of his brother's drunk attitude.
Yeah I don't get it either. You can't go home with a prisoner or spend time with them outside the prison walls. It would be a horribly lonely existence
That's the first prison I've heard of where an inmate and female visitor can walk around holding hands, and somebody can bring them shoes.. or anything else... After 3 yrs missing : 'Hi, it's me - Mom'. ..'Mom who?'
My experience in Tijuana 1959 - I parked my car on the street by the motel I was staying at, the next morning my car had a notice on the windshield - we have your license plates - Tijuana Police - I had to pay $100 to get them back
As a Louisianan, and who lives not far from the cemetery where Charlene Richard’s grave is, I can assure you that you do not hear of the countless people who pilgrimage to our area and are never healed. Due to our French-Canadian ancestry, Roman Catholic superstitions abound throughout southern Louisiana. It is desperate, lonely people giving their time and money to an institution whose leaders think about nothing more than spiritual bondage to tradition and material donations to programs. It is offensive, it is sad, but it is true!
I am glad Donna Brown was found. I was afraid she had been killed since there was nothing to stop her from returning to her family, no legal ramifications for assisting in the prison escape.
My mother wasn’t captured she came back home because she was dying and wanted to be with her family so Michael went to the prison went to the front gate and told him he was they didn’t capture him like they said on the show it was completely different.
SoDonna Brow had 2 husbands that were murdered wow that is horrible, maybe that made her very vulnerable, but I do not think she was manipulated on that level. She was with him bc she wanted to be...Leaving your kids though?? That is not an option for me
I am blown away that she helped this murderer escape and hide from authorities and not be charged criminally. I'm with you about her abandoning her children for this low-life. You don't find love in a maximum security prison, but I guess Donna didn't know that, but I hope that I am not judging her.
Donna's ex husbands were both murdered?!? AND THEN she decides to hook up with someone who has committed a murder AND bust him out of jail. But she's just a suffering poor widow who deserves our empathy? Yeah, no. I think she had something to do with the death of the first two.
As a Louisianan, and who lives not far from the cemetery where Charlene Richard’s grave is, I can assure you that you do not hear of the countless people who pilgrimage to our area and are never healed. Due to our French-Canadian ancestry, Roman Catholic superstitions abound throughout southern Louisiana. It is desperate, lonely people giving their time and money to an institution whose leaders think about nothing more than spiritual bondage to tradition and material donations to programs. It is offensive, it is sad, but it is true!
In 2016, Donna Brown was arrested for obtaining food stamps by fraud, identify theft, and I lawful use or display of license or ID card under her name Linda Ginter, her alias when she and Michael were caught as a result of the broadcast. Her kids were way too nice. What she did to them was absolutely deplorable.
So what if Jeremy passed 2 polygraphs? Polygraphs are so unreliable that they're not admissible in any court of law. A good liar can come off as an innocent person on the test. Also, an innocent person can be nervous and "fail" the test, appearing guilty. Their useless pieces of garbage and I wish they weren't used. IMO, Jeremy is guilty as sin. God help the next woman this clown marries. She'll probably end up dead at some point as well........I'm not on board with the family and authorities about the gal who fell for the prisoner. Unless she's clinically retarded, she made a conscience choice to fall for this guy and help him escape. She abandoned her kids and created a situation that puts all of society at risk. Of all of the men on planet Earth to choose from, you pick a jail bird????? I mean, hello???? She's not a victim!
I think polygraphs were admissible in courts back then. Even, when they were removed from courts, the police, the FBI would use it. I think nowadays, they don't bother with it. Everyone knows it simply does not work. I only see it used on daytime TV like Maury and such.
Thanks for for another episode of unsolved mysteries The first story Michelle Didn't comment Suicide jeremy wetherell hit her with Something and pushed her off the damn balcony to collect money and he gott Away with it period truly sad😪
The Charlene Richard segment: Why couldn't Charlene be "healed?" Sadly the little girl first mentioned wasn't "healed" but her cancer simply went into remission. RIP baby Nicole. I hope your 11 years were full of golden, precious moments, despite the suffering.
As a Louisianan, and who lives not far from the cemetery where Charlene Richard’s grave is, I can assure you that you do not hear of the countless people who pilgrimage to our area and are never healed. Due to our French-Canadian ancestry, Roman Catholic superstitions abound throughout southern Louisiana. It is desperate, lonely people giving their time and money to an institution whose leaders think about nothing more than spiritual bondage to tradition and material donations to programs. It is offensive, it is sad, but it is true!
Polygraph assessments are psuedscience. They are not admissible in a court of law for a reason. So it doesn't matter if Jeremy "passed or failed", it doesn't prove innocent or guilt.
1st story- When she squeezed his hand, why didnt they ask her "did your husband do this to you?" If so, squeeze my hand 3x. And if not, squeeze only 2x. And then they would have known if it was him or not. I am not sure if she is able to hear but it would be worth a try.
Sorry I'm late to the party, just subscribed. That's the second comment I've seen saying that and it's just as ridiculous. Everyone knows exactly what they would do in every situation that they've never been in. Smh. They were sitting by their dying daughter's side, ffs, not worried about accusing her husband. It clearly stated that they didn't get suspicious of him until after he told the 2 different versions, after she died. Even if they did do that, I sincerely hope you don't believe that any squeezing of a hand would even remotely be considered evidence.
Donna Brown wasn't charged with a crime!? That's bullshit. She gets a free pass...why? That's terrible if it were ME who drove the getaway car...I'd be imprisoned for a long time and I don't even have a bad record; only 2 misdemeanors. But I'd have got 10 yrs in prison for that crime Donna Brown WALKED on!! I mean she even lived with him, aiding and abetting him for YEARS! Bullshit!
tha Real Mike Zee my mother was gone for 15 years there is a statute of limitations of seven years so they could not charge her, or she would have spent time in jail. The story was not completely accurate she got sick and decided to come back and her husband turned himself back in he did not get captured he just walked up to the prison gates and told them who he was. Trust me when I say it took me along time to forgive her but I did and she has since passed away and I miss her everyday.
Jaysons brother should have never let him walk behind him... I would have kept him in front so I can keep an eye on him... but obviously police cover up
Did you guys notice?***Dude that escaped from prison, then got caught, received life...PLUS additional time for the escape. WTF does that mean? After he dies, his corpse has to hang around for the additional time? WTF? Lmao 🤣
Ahh love Unsolved Mysteries! I was just a kid watching this. Would come home from school and watch it. Robert Shack and his voice can never ever be replaced. I tried watching the newer episodes but didn't like it because Robert Shack wasn't the host :(
There was no voice like Robert Stack back then, he was the best!!
Back then? There's no voice like Robert Stack, period. Ever.
Agreed
Exactly
No doubt your right about that!
How bout peter Thomas from forensic files
Unsolved mysteries was so needed. It gave a voice to victims, families who lose family to crimes, missing family, that the police or national news didn’t care to help or cover. I think unsolved mysteries solve more crimes than the police.
One of the main lessons of Unsolved Mysteries seems to be that very lonely women probably shouldn't correspond with convicts.
No good woman would leave her kids for a convict. Loneliness ain't a excuse to be a moron.
EVEN IF GOD SAYS TO...
She was really weird bcs both her previous husbands were murdered n she strikes up a relationship with a murderer. I think she had a lot of screws loose, but anyone who would have a romantic relationship with a murderer would have.
@Joe Al the internet is for everybody
@@CaptZdq1 Not necessarily. You are being very narrow minded.
For me, Robert Stack's voice is like a swath of deep blue velvet on a crunchy gravel road, emerging from the smoky mist.
I love it.
This comment🎯🔥
That’s the most accurate description of Robert Stack’s voice I have ever seen *clap*
😅 love the description
Robert Stack was the best at this . His voice is the best .
Quiet Bunny, 😀😀 was just thinking the same thing too! Yes he had the best voice!
I once wrote the show and I got an autographed photo from Robert Stack.....loved it. :)
Robert Stack is FXCKING LEGENDARY! He is UM. Nothing against Dennis but they should have just ran reruns of the RS episodes.
@@mjallen1308 I agree . I always felt this way . ☺
Absolutely...i was always scared to watch it at night, lol...R.I.P. Robert Stack
Coming from someone who lives in Mexico, it's crazy cuz you have to watch out for criminals AND the police cuz they work together!
Yes you got that correct !! It be a lot of them in cahoots.wit each other
The Federali's don't screw around, you disrespect them and they will not hesitate to kill you.
I was robbed by them in Matamoros and counted myself lucky that's all they did.
They stole my truck,had to walk back without a vehicle.
rowdy blacks shouldn't fuck with the cops in mexico. they get away with it in America cus they're scared of being called racist, they think they can get away with it down there.
I suffered a brain hemorrhage when I was six weeks old. In the hospital, the story goes, I had so many iv's in me that the doctors ran out of places to stick me. While I had health issues throughout my childhood as a result, I survived. The survival rate of a brain hemorrhage is an even 50/50, and I have heard countless stories of full grown adults who have died from it (never come across anyone who survived). I cannot comprehend how or why a six week old baby survived an ordeal like that. The only explanation is the people that my grandmother enlisted to pray for me. The power of prayer saved me.
You had a 50/50 chance... not prayer
Michelle’s case is infuriating to me. So much proved it was homicide. Then after they finally agreed it was homicide a jury was like “nah fam” and he was acquitted. Wtf. How.
Then changed it to suicide/accident which makes no sense because it has to be one or the other it can't be both
Zero evidence
I think he had a good defense lawyer. It has also been proven that good looking people are acquitted more often and I guess he was a handsome guy. It really sounds like a miscarriage of justice and I think that's why he or anyone on his side refused to be interviewed. If you have money for a good lawyer and looks you're more likely to get away with murder and it sounds like he did sadly.
He’s guilty as f. All the evidence was stated here: www.reddit.com/r/TrueCrimeDiscussion/comments/b5hgwh/did_the_jury_get_it_right_in_the_michelle/?. He probably has a shitty life.
Good attorneys probanly. Same reason OJ was acquitted. In a perfect world, all criminals would be found guilty, no innocents would be prosecuted, and there would be no bias ever in any courtroom. Sadly we don't live in a perfect world. I wish we did.
Rest In Peace, Robert Stack. You were a great man.
He knows the answe to all the stores he shared even the ones without explanation...im sure he guides yhpse involved and is with those who have passed on who were a part of each story
I chuckle a bit whenever I think of him saying "Full cavity check" from Beavis and Butthead
And Dennis F.
Best host ever.
Dennis too
The wife didn't fall from the balcony. Come on.. She was pushed over..
Not even. It was all staged...
@@danielebruno1531 I was about to write the same thing... He put her body there and said she fell.
@Codyy Wisconsin True but she didn’t have injuries consisting of someone who fell 3 stories
Cmon man. You know the thing
I'd say she was murdered by blunt force, then he put her body there afterwards to make it look like she fell.
I love unsolved mysteries since I was a little girl. Especially when Robert stack was still alive.
Can't believe Michelle's husband got away with killing her.
It happens all the time
No proof he did. He passed TWO lie detector tests. Yes, those can be faked at times....but its rare and to pass TWO lie detector tests? Come on....
Complexion for the protection
@@user-jm8bj1hd3d I just watched an episode of Forensic Files where they discounted someone as a suspect because he willingly passed two polygraph tests. Turns out his DNA was all over the crime scene, it just took someone new to the case to test it. He wasn't even a serial killer, she was his only victim and it was a crime of chance in the moment. He was just evil, like her husband.
Another episode of Unsolved Mysteries a man was given polygraphs and hypnosis and in both he lied. Turns out his story about 'two men picking her up in a truck' wasn't true and he killed her.
That's why polygraph are no long substancial evidence and can't be used as proof in court.
So this gud was never charged for murder
why was a man convicted of murder and serving life without parole transferred to a minimum security prison? It’s almost as if they wanted him to escape. Minimum security prisons are for those with short sentences with no incentive to escape. American courts might as well have given him a ride to whatever destination he wanted.
the show side-stepped that process. But typically there is someone involved in convincing the parole board that he's been a model prisoner and can be given some leniency. I agree that a lifer should not be put in a low security situation.
He jumped a four foot wall!
I truly don’t understand that either. If I were looking at life in prison and they sent me to one of those no way I’m staying. Who would? Medium security I can understand but it would take a very special case to transfer a lifer to minimum security.
I cant belive that lady didnt get charged helping those guys escape prison..she was a"victim"..come on are you kidding me!!!
M GTOW
Not too surprised....
Probably some sort of back door deal
It’s called White Privilege
What I was shocked by was that she had 2 husband's who were both murdered
Robert Stack, Bill Kurtis, and Keith Morrison....the greatest narrators of all time 🐐🐐🐐
Also: Gordon Honeycombe and Leonard Nimoy.
Also Peter Thomas from forensic files.
Brittany Dugger not forgetting the real
Peter Thomas ( forensic files )
Jeshkam and Stacy Keech from American Greed
Morgan Freeman.
I don’t get it....was a proper autopsy never conducted on Michelle?? It would have determined beyond doubt whether the injuries were consistent with a fall or consistent with a beating.
1:52 Balcony Death 12:50 Breakout Mom 22:40 Borderline Murder 31:52 Healing from the Grave 39:12 McWilliams.
Thank you.
Oh boy... I just found the original True Crime Channel. I’m never going to get anything done again 😂😭😂
I love that I’m watching this in 2020 it reminds me of my childhood.
RIP ROBERT such a iconic voice we need more good shows like this keep the criminals from getting away
If u watch this show late night I bet you won’t go into the kitchen when it’s dark lol 😂 his voice was life crushing
Pssshh!!!I’ll go to the kitchen, I ain’t scared.I’m just gonna wake somebody up and ask them to come with me, grab my 🔦 🔪🔫 ✝️ yeah...I ain’t scared bruh👀👀
I can't watch the ghost segment at night. Lol
Polygraphs are unreliable😕
Of course they are. But if he failed the polygraph twice then you would have a completely different outlook. You'd believe it then, wouldnt you?
@@Brandon-rq3ys I can't make out if you're serious or not. Taking a shit test twice doesn't make the result any better.
@@annnee6818
Because he passed the test twice. Therefore people who believe he's guilty will say they are unreliable. But if he failed the test then you would be saying something like "He failed the test twice so he must be guilty". Not necessarily you in particular but you get the point.
@@Brandon-rq3ys Yeah. It doesn't make a difference whether someone passed or failed it, it's unreliable in any case and just shouldn't be used at all was my point. I'm just shocked how few people know this which is why I keep banging on about it. Polygraphs are pseudoscience and are only used in the states as far as I know (certainly not Europe and western style democracies) which I find quite embarrassing, dunno about you...
@@annnee6818 All i know is i would never take one no matter what. I dont care how innocent i was or what it was for. They can kiss my ass.
A newly-wed playing solitaire - give me a break
Wanafyte
Even newlyweds have to take a break from fucking occasionally...
And he didnt hear her screams over his riveting game
@@HaxAras Yeah but you fray after a while😂
He killed her. No newly wed sits and plays Solitare, and if they were fighting as much as he claimed, why the fuck would you get marired in the first place? He was having second thoughts, didn't wanna go through the process and expense of a divorce, so he killed her.
Vicious murderers should be in prison for life with no parole. Never let them out. And make sure they never escape
How can you marry someone who is serving life in prison?
I saw a documentary once where a psychologist explained that these men have nothing but time to dedicate to lonely women. Men on the outside have jobs and other things to focus on and men in prison have time to write them letters, call them, think about them etc. The psychologist explained that the extra time they dedicate makes all the difference.
Vince Ferrari car
@@silvervalleystudios2486 Ok but nowhere in my reply did I say it made sense. I literally said that it explained that way by a psychiatrist in a documentary. I didn't say that women should do that or that it was ok.
How can you love someone who has killed someone, some people are so stupid.
I said how can you marry someone who is in prison not how can you love someone in prison.
What a sick woman - Donna getting obsessed w/ that man and abandoning her kids. How awful for them. Loosing both dads, then their mom running off and leaving them for a criminal, just to have a boyfriend. - wow
Exactly! I would have disowned her as a mother. Selfish, greedy woman.
Very sad.Every single mom I know they make it known that their children are their top priority and to me, that makes them more attractive.I can’t imagine the heartbreak them kids went through.
She was brainwashed and manipulated by this guy. Stop shaming the victim!
It's a little suspicious that both her husbands were murdered....
@@merewetherful prove that....I'll wait.
Truly one of the greats, a fine gentleman and a great actor, Robert Stack died at age 84 of a heart attack on May 14, 2003 in Beverly Hills, California.
I seen this story a few times. I’m so angry with my own culture. I always wanted to go to Mexico but after this hell no. My mother even got stuck there once and that the police are so corrupt.
Yep
Remember the story of missing girl Nyleen kay Marshall was on UM and Cayleigh Elises channel. She went missing from a national park and they beleive she was abducted due to creepy letters the mother kept getting with details only known to her. She went to Mexico to look for her and was murdered, found hung and supposedly took her own life after overdosing. 😓😓😓😓
I understand. America is humiliating most of the time.
Agreed
@@silentj624 not as bad as Mexico well sadly it might be with these Democrats running everything
Apparently you're allowed to assist in a prison break and harbour a fugitive with impunity.
What kind of a justice system grants a murderer serving a life sentence, minimum security where a 4 foot fence is all that stands between him and freedom.
M GTOW
"Apparently you're allowed to assist in a prison break and harbour a fugitive with impunity." only if you are a woman
Unsolved mysteries is just not the same without Robert stack!!!
I have nothing against Dennis Farina but his voice is nothing compared to the smooth and easy on the ears Stack.
So, let me get this straight. This lady can aid in the escape of a convicted killer and not have to suffer any consequences, due to being lonely and vulnerable. Get the hell out of here 🤦♂️
Certainly part of a case of benevolent sexism. But part of me thinks this was just the cops hoping to entice her to come back and actually face charges because there's no way what she did wasn't illegal and inexcusable.
I'm laughing at imagining a scenario where a lonely and desperate man helps a convicted killer escape her punishment and the cops saying "oh he was just lonely!".
A man would be doing 5 to 10 years for that.
@Beautifully Mastered skin color no, genitals yes.
It definitely had to do with the right skin color. We see it all the time. A black woman would have hands no such leniency
White privilege
Donna was not a victim and she put a felon before her kids and got used
I agree. That story really bothered me. She abandoned her ever forgiving, sweet children for a complete looser and murderer! 😕
I agree. She should have been charged with aiding and abetting a prison escape
Agreed.
Agree. I understand more than anyone, as a single mother, that it's lonely and men like that are very manipulative. However, as a mother, I put my child first and would not ever help a known criminal.
all for a bit of cock.
Damn that's some serious desperation for a man on Donna's part wow she actually helped this man escape from prison and got away with it wow
Stop saying wow
I wouldn't call it desperate. She didn't need him that bad more like pathetic. But people do really dumb stuff when they don't realize they do have worth. She lost everything. She must have been going through a life trauma
Donna was my mother she was gone for 15 years the statute of limitations on helping someone break out of prison is seven so the statute of limitations had already ran out so they couldn’t prosecute her if they were going to she was willing to pay the price but she did come back home and got to spend the rest of her life with her family and her new grandkids
Lonely and desperate is not a good combo when attracting a mate. You will usually attract the bottom of the barrel, people who prey on your lack of self-love.
Aaron S. Lol 😂🤣😂
Where are the chistmas lights? 🤔
Invisible. Or non existent. ..
@Norbero Fontanez It was only a few months and they had no children; I don't think it would have been an expensive or complicated divorce.
That's one of the stories he told the family, not the police.
Both husbands had been murdered? Whaaaat!???
Ikr?!
Yeah that was some bullshit. They were probably gang members because this lady is addicted to criminals
Maybe she was a black widow.....
Jeremy Witherell did it. "He passed a polygraph twice." Who the hell cares? By the time this episode aired in the late 90s; people should have known how easy it is to "beat" a polygraph by remaining calm no matter what they ask you. When I was a kid I asked my mom why people are always hooked up to those machines on cop shows. She explained how they work and my response was something like "that's kinda dumb" and I never forgot how that made her crack up and laugh.
There's a reason that they're not admissible in court. If you ask me cops should stop using them.
I love unsolved mysteries with Robert Stacks. Me and my brother use to watch these episodes together
Both of Donna's previous husbands had been murdered! Maybe, on some subconscious level, she felt like a dangerous husband wouldn't get killed.
It's totally irrational, but subconscious things often are.
What a coincidence that she got married twice and that happened to her husband's
@@Crushbra I know what you may be thinking but in both cases her husbands' killers were apprehended. She had nothing to do with it.
Your 5-year old daughter gets molested, and you don't report it!? The lady is absolutely sick.
Just popping this on to soothe me into my afternoon depression nap
I don't believe that Mexican cop.
Me neither. The fact that 1 of his friend saw him in a police car and they didn't even ask him to identify the officers in that car is so fishy.
No records of him ever get to the station hesaid. Well it is because he was never brought to the station..!!!!
Everything about this case is just not right
Cheryl staples American police are same too.
bigger liar than Canadian cops
Never be cheap u look bad. Especially in front of girls.
You're in another country and drinking heavily and yet have the balls to talk shit at the cops in corrupt Mexico. The results of such an encounter are plainly obvious!!!!!
ROBERT STACK WAS MADE FOR THE SERIES LIKE HIS COAT HIS VOICE LIKE IMMA MISS THE OG
I visited Charlene Marie Richard on 5-24-2020 . Her grave is beautiful. My husband needed prayer . I had a wonderful experience while I was there . Im going back soon. Bless Charlene Marie and RIP. little Angel😇🙏🙏
I've been wanting to go there since watching this story..ive said her prayer on and off many times over the years esp in tough times..just started again
As a Louisianan, and who lives not far from the cemetery where Charlene Richard’s grave is, I can assure you that you do not hear of the countless people who pilgrimage to our area and are never healed. Due to our French-Canadian ancestry, Roman Catholic superstitions abound throughout southern Louisiana. It is desperate, lonely people giving their time and money to an institution whose leaders think about nothing more than spiritual bondage to tradition and material donations to programs. It is offensive, it is sad, but it is true!
This is a great show.
So a church lady falls in love with Kid Rock 🤣🤣
Dumb ass
Anthony comment flew over your head.
Pretty much! Lol!
I got Anthony comment and its funny.
Haha
Everyone knows that in Tiajuana the Federales own the streets. This guy didn't have enough sense to be a gentleman and the Feds were glad to take him down a notch. A 'notch' is bigger in Mexico.
Yeah mexico is a whole different world than america.
He got "stupid drunk" in a foreign country, decided to turn his "gangster" on, with the Mexican Police. Who were having absolutely none of his bullshit..
The federales own the streets they're bought and sold over there
Racist shit country
@@raysplace6548 yup bad time too have an attitude..its partly his fault why that happened..u be arrogant n disrespectful towards the wrong person..that can be it for u..the brother is lucky they didnt involve him in the beatdown as well
wow how Donna Brown got away with aiding and abetting a prison escapee is pretty astounding
I kind of wonder if maybe she had some cognitive or intellectual challenges, and they were just being polite not mentioning it in the show.
At least they should have charged her with stupidity.
@@diddlysquat8595I bet you have a small dick
@@diddlysquat8595 most folks would be jailed for that infraction.
female privilege
This lady lost two husbands to murderers and then decided to marry one? I don't think that's quite what they mean by "if you can't beat 'em, join 'em!"
Will Mistretta Exactly
lol
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Guess she thought if I marry one of them then they would be less likely to be killed since they carry weapons and have a different Outlook and could notice danger.
🤣🤣🤣
Who would stand on balcony of a 3 story apartment just to put up Christmas lights in story 1 at 3:20
Passing a polygraph and letting someone off the hook based on it is as bad as flunking a polygraph and assuming the person did it. There’s a reason results aren’t admissible in court.
Well, they did end up charging him and prosecuting him so apparently it didn't sway them too much.
There is something wrong with our legal system and there is something wrong with Donna brown. How can a cold blooded murderer be allowed to get married at a maximum security prison? How can a cold blooded murderer be transferred to a minimum security institution so he can escape? How can Donna Brown not be charged with aiding and abetting the escape of this murderer? How can Donna Brown choose a murderer to the point that she literally abandoned her children for him? This whole thing is fucked up!!!
Antonio Acevedo the judicial system transferring brown to a minimum security prison is one of the dumbest things I’ve ever seen. It was essentially a get out of jail free card. Why the hell would a man serving life stick around when he could easily escape? American courts wanted him free I guess. 🤦🏾♂️
I guess that the same stupidity that you mentioned is the cause of law enforcement not charging Donna Brown for harboring a fugitive or aiding and abetting an escape. It is beyond my understanding. It is beyond my understanding that a convicted murderer is allowed to get married in prison? Who the fuck would want to get married to a prison lifer? What kind of future and security can he provide this lady? This case is one for the books. @@dantegood2195
MissDroplette My mother never lied to me about not ever being with him we always knew she was with him don’t know what you’re talking about but Donna was my mother might wanna get your facts straight
I’m not sure how other states work but in Oklahoma when Michael was first convicted and put on death row they switched it and they weren’t allowed to put people on death row anymore so they transferred his sentence to life well that doesn’t really mean life and so the longer you go on in the better you become as a prisoner you get change to different securities a prisons throughout Oklahoma when they got married they got married in a prison called MacLeod which is not maximum it’s like a medium security prison and I know all this because Donna was my mother once Michael got I little better at being a good prisoner they sent him to a work release prison in Muskogee and that’s how she was able to break them out they release them so they could go get jobs during the day and she was waiting for them and they left
@@sherrynickerson5995 She should have been arrested and put in jail for helping Michael and another prisoner escape
I can't believe Donna Brown didn't get some kind of punishment for aiding and abetting a criminal!! I can't believe her kids are like "ya just come see your grandkids." If Donna is an innocent victim of charm and persuasion than so is everyone who picks up a gun or robs a bank... If someone's mind is that malleable they can marry a man in prison for life, break him out, and hide him for almost 8 years, they are not innocent! Unbelievable.
Exactly!!
TheOneanjel first of all I think that you might need your story a little bit straightened up he have a life sentence but if you know anything a life sentence doesn’t exactly mean a life sentence anymore you might want to check on that the second part my mom never claimed to be a victim of anything third they were gone 15 years she was not convicted of a crime because the statute of limitations for that crime is seven years they were gone 15 so just to straighten things out for you might want to start following up a little bit
I can't believe no one here isn't talking about the murder of Jayson by the police
Mexico has a known history for satanic ritual killings, corruption, and racisim , Malcom X grandson was beat to death down their, a few other anericans tho white was also murdered this way taken by mexican police and killed later , mexico is a evil place full of horror and innocent blood stay away from that zombie waist land.
Dr. Cyril Wecht is a well known highly regarded Forensic Pathologist who has been called upon on numerous cases, even today he still works.
Yes, He’s been around a loooooong TIME…
Hi this is Sherry Nickerson my mother is on one of these episodes she is Donna Brown I wanted to let everybody know that back in 2000 she got sick and came back home Michael went to the prison and turned himself in by going to the front gate and telling them his name he was not captured. my mother was not convicted of a crime because the statute of limitations for that crime is seven years they were gone 15 years .My mother knew she had made mistakes she missed us and we miss her very much she never considered herself a victim and neither did my brother nor I did. The show was aired never really to get my mom to come home but to capture Michael they just made it look this way so they could try to get my mother to reach out but she never did not until the year 2000. She died in 2017 and she was a great mother and she got to know her grandchildren and they loved her very much.
sherry nickerson glad to hear
She should have gone to jail too. She helped Michael and another prisoner escape.
Thank goodness you had a relationship with her after all that
Your mother was a criminal too for helpin 😡🖕
Sorry to hear she passed.
Jayson was murdered by the Mexican police.
As someone who lives in San Diego
I can't believe that someone would be stupid enough to start trouble on that side of the border! 🤨 That would be straightout suicide!
Hearing all the stories about Mexican cops, do they have any honest ones?
This is the best show. Robert Stack, was always making it seem easy.
Victim or not, Donna Brown help in his escape. There was also nothing said about her being held against her will, in going home to see her children. Choosing a convicted murderer over your own children is such an insult, especially when a murderer(s) killed her first *_TWO_* husbands. Don't need someone whose clever at manipulation when it comes to someone whose mentally not all together there. I'd like to know how she paid for gas & car insurance that whole time she was following him from prison to prison....
Jeremy Witherell changed his story so many times but despite this, Jeremy Witherell clung to one of his attorneys, his face awash in tears of joy that he had just been found innocent of the death eight years ago of his first wife, Michelle. Wow!
Lala Shelala a jury found him Not guilty
@@tomerph Juries don't always get it right. Look at the O.J. trial.
DARKKISS I agree just stated a fact
err I don't know why I restated a fact LOL
I believe Jason was killed in the hand of them policeman but God do not sleep rip Jason
Justice will be done
Jayson was clearly murdered. Sorry that his family encountered overwhelming evidence that convinced them that it was clearly murder, sir; sorry that they're being brutally honest with you.
Sounds like Donna was a killer to!! Two ex husbands that were murdered sounds pretty fishy to me!!!
So, this is Robert Stack 🤣. I was always asked if I was related as a joke haha
I don’t get how anyone can marry someone in prison. I can love you all the same but damn it, it’s not happening. If you go to prison we either getting a divorce/not getting married.
Secondly why would you tell a drunk person to walk or trail BEHIND you? Why would you walk away from him?
1. She's really desperate. Two of her husbands were murdered. I think she believes that this guy is a changed man and I think he is. He could've killed her after she helped him out of prison but he didn't. I think the reason he broke out of prison is because of her existance in his life.
2. I think he's had enough of his brother's drunk attitude.
Yeah I don't get it either. You can't go home with a prisoner or spend time with them outside the prison walls. It would be a horribly lonely existence
Jason was killed by those cops
Who's still watching March 2020???!!
May 2020 here
September 2020!!
Now Oct 2020
That's the first prison I've heard of where an inmate and female visitor can walk around holding hands, and somebody can bring them shoes.. or anything else...
After 3 yrs missing : 'Hi, it's me - Mom'. ..'Mom who?'
Rest in peace Robert
A wonderful man. We. Miss you
Jason's mother is beautiful
Black don't crack
She's gorgeous
It's his aunt
Aunt
Yes is beautiful I hope they r stronger n still living
My experience in Tijuana 1959 - I parked my car on the street by the motel I was staying at, the next morning my car had a notice on the windshield - we have your license plates - Tijuana Police - I had to pay $100 to get them back
Dude $100 in 1959 was like $1500 today. Thats a lot of burritos.
And did you learn from that experience? Hmm?!
@@jenniferryersejones9876 Actually NO. I still have not learned to read {no parking signs written in Spanish prohibiting parking after midnight}
@@douglasbarton6597 lol!
No you white they don't have problem with you
I luv this show!! The stories are really great. In this episode, Donna's story was really unfortunate
Miracles can happen
Miracles and magic are the same thing. There is no such thing as miracles.
Ohhh excuse me
As a Louisianan, and who lives not far from the cemetery where Charlene Richard’s grave is, I can assure you that you do not hear of the countless people who pilgrimage to our area and are never healed. Due to our French-Canadian ancestry, Roman Catholic superstitions abound throughout southern Louisiana. It is desperate, lonely people giving their time and money to an institution whose leaders think about nothing more than spiritual bondage to tradition and material donations to programs. It is offensive, it is sad, but it is true!
I am glad Donna Brown was found. I was afraid she had been killed since there was nothing to stop her from returning to her family, no legal ramifications for assisting in the prison escape.
Right! As soon as I heard the update music I was waiting to read that she had died or was murdered.
My mother wasn’t captured she came back home because she was dying and wanted to be with her family so Michael went to the prison went to the front gate and told him he was they didn’t capture him like they said on the show it was completely different.
Donna Brown is a moron
@@sherrynickerson5995 bs!!! Your mother shoulda gone to damn jail! 😡😡
If your brother drunk why would u walk way a head of him💁🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️👁️
He been behaving difficult idk smh crazy
that's true..They should've dragged his ass to the car
SoDonna Brow had 2 husbands that were murdered wow that is horrible, maybe that made her very vulnerable, but I do not think she was manipulated on that level. She was with him bc she wanted to be...Leaving your kids though?? That is not an option for me
In 2016 she was arrested in Pittsburg county, Okla. for fraud and identity theft. So I don't think she's all that innocent.
Deborah Young
Yea that is very telling, she had a little criminal inside anyway
I am blown away that she helped this murderer escape and hide from authorities and not be charged criminally. I'm with you about her abandoning her children for this low-life. You don't find love in a maximum security prison, but I guess Donna didn't know that, but I hope that I am not judging her.
WOW!!! I didn't know that. I guess like particles attract.@@deborahyoung1873
Noone would ever avoid prosecution for what she did in this day and age .
Donna's ex husbands were both murdered?!? AND THEN she decides to hook up with someone who has committed a murder AND bust him out of jail. But she's just a suffering poor widow who deserves our empathy? Yeah, no. I think she had something to do with the death of the first two.
Agree!!!
Absolutely. There are no coincidences. Odds of this are astronomical
We thanks for the preview saved me 42 min of my life ✌️👍🏼👋🏽👋🏽
The healing story, I can't help but skip all the way through 39:00
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Shilla Elfiadri right?
My healing is in God so I agree with u.
As a Louisianan, and who lives not far from the cemetery where Charlene Richard’s grave is, I can assure you that you do not hear of the countless people who pilgrimage to our area and are never healed. Due to our French-Canadian ancestry, Roman Catholic superstitions abound throughout southern Louisiana. It is desperate, lonely people giving their time and money to an institution whose leaders think about nothing more than spiritual bondage to tradition and material donations to programs. It is offensive, it is sad, but it is true!
Jason was killed by the police
In 2016, Donna Brown was arrested for obtaining food stamps by fraud, identify theft, and I lawful use or display of license or ID card under her name Linda Ginter, her alias when she and Michael were caught as a result of the broadcast.
Her kids were way too nice. What she did to them was absolutely deplorable.
You anguished about reporting him? Are you INSANE?! She's a bloody accessory to any other rapes he committed. Disgusting.
I hang Christmas lights from a tight rope three stories up too. Not scary at all. Very plausible. Let me get back to my game of Solitaire now
23:47 Stack walkin like a Boss.
That’s what he was…#BOSSLIFE#😇💕👌🏾
So what if Jeremy passed 2 polygraphs? Polygraphs are so unreliable that they're not admissible in any court of law. A good liar can come off as an innocent person on the test. Also, an innocent person can be nervous and "fail" the test, appearing guilty. Their useless pieces of garbage and I wish they weren't used. IMO, Jeremy is guilty as sin. God help the next woman this clown marries. She'll probably end up dead at some point as well........I'm not on board with the family and authorities about the gal who fell for the prisoner. Unless she's clinically retarded, she made a conscience choice to fall for this guy and help him escape. She abandoned her kids and created a situation that puts all of society at risk. Of all of the men on planet Earth to choose from, you pick a jail bird????? I mean, hello???? She's not a victim!
I think polygraphs were admissible in courts back then. Even, when they were removed from courts, the police, the FBI would use it.
I think nowadays, they don't bother with it. Everyone knows it simply does not work.
I only see it used on daytime TV like Maury and such.
Thanks for for another episode of unsolved mysteries The first story Michelle Didn't comment Suicide jeremy wetherell hit her with Something and pushed her off the damn balcony to collect money and he gott Away with it period truly sad😪
This show right here scared the f outta me as a kid
The Charlene Richard segment: Why couldn't Charlene be "healed?" Sadly the little girl first mentioned wasn't "healed" but her cancer simply went into remission. RIP baby Nicole. I hope your 11 years were full of golden, precious moments, despite the suffering.
As a Louisianan, and who lives not far from the cemetery where Charlene Richard’s grave is, I can assure you that you do not hear of the countless people who pilgrimage to our area and are never healed. Due to our French-Canadian ancestry, Roman Catholic superstitions abound throughout southern Louisiana. It is desperate, lonely people giving their time and money to an institution whose leaders think about nothing more than spiritual bondage to tradition and material donations to programs. It is offensive, it is sad, but it is true!
Segment 1: UM once did an entire segment on Dr. Cyril Wecht. That was cool to see him again near the end of the show's run.
Polygraph assessments are psuedscience. They are not admissible in a court of law for a reason. So it doesn't matter if Jeremy "passed or failed", it doesn't prove innocent or guilt.
1st story- When she squeezed his hand, why didnt they ask her "did your husband do this to you?" If so, squeeze my hand 3x. And if not, squeeze only 2x. And then they would have known if it was him or not. I am not sure if she is able to hear but it would be worth a try.
Ok this is probably obvious but does everyone understand why I said 3x and 2x and not 2x and 1x? I would hope so. But if not I will explain.
Ok I am only 6 mins in now and I think either way it's totally obvious he had something to do with her fall
If she even fell at all. Sounds like he staged it. How do you tell 3 different stories and pass a lie detector test? lol
Sorry I'm late to the party, just subscribed. That's the second comment I've seen saying that and it's just as ridiculous. Everyone knows exactly what they would do in every situation that they've never been in. Smh. They were sitting by their dying daughter's side, ffs, not worried about accusing her husband. It clearly stated that they didn't get suspicious of him until after he told the 2 different versions, after she died. Even if they did do that, I sincerely hope you don't believe that any squeezing of a hand would even remotely be considered evidence.
Donna Brown wasn't charged with a crime!? That's bullshit. She gets a free pass...why? That's terrible if it were ME who drove the getaway car...I'd be imprisoned for a long time and I don't even have a bad record; only 2 misdemeanors. But I'd have got 10 yrs in prison for that crime Donna Brown WALKED on!! I mean she even lived with him, aiding and abetting him for YEARS! Bullshit!
tha Real Mike Zee my mother was gone for 15 years there is a statute of limitations of seven years so they could not charge her, or she would have spent time in jail. The story was not completely accurate she got sick and decided to come back and her husband turned himself back in he did not get captured he just walked up to the prison gates and told them who he was. Trust me when I say it took me along time to forgive her but I did and she has since passed away and I miss her everyday.
So you can help someone escape prison, cost tax payers thousands of dollars, and cheat the justice system without being charged for anything?
Yep
robert stack : join me..
everyone and their mommas: Ok!!!
Jaysons brother should have never let him walk behind him... I would have kept him in front so I can keep an eye on him... but obviously police cover up
Did you guys notice?***Dude that escaped from prison, then got caught, received life...PLUS additional time for the escape. WTF does that mean? After he dies, his corpse has to hang around for the additional time? WTF? Lmao 🤣
I love when UM tells stories about the miracles from Our Lady
This man is legendary
Ahh love Unsolved Mysteries! I was just a kid watching this. Would come home from school and watch it. Robert Shack and his voice can never ever be replaced. I tried watching the newer episodes but didn't like it because Robert Shack wasn't the host :(
Yeah remember the 90’s on the weekends. Man, family used to watch together!! Lol man I miss those days!