I'm 36 and used to watch it with my great grandmother every time it came on. Robert's voice and the soundtrack always flood my brain with nostalgia. She was like a mother to me so it makes me happy but sad. ❤
I love his voice ! Used to watch this with my Mom as a kid in the 90's and must have always fell asleep with her while watching cause to this day it still helps me fall asleep ! ❤
This show used to scare my best friend and I when we were kids (late 90s/early 2000s). During summer breaks, I pretty much lived at her house. Her mom worked so we'd be home alone every morning at 10am, when this aired (most of them were reruns already at that point I think, but didn't really matter, still scared the crap out of us 🤣) Ah to be young again 😅
My parents used to make my younger brother and I go to bed before the show aired, but we could still hear the program on the TV in the other room. My brother would usually fall asleep quite quickly so during the ghost or alien segments, I would listen and imagine, terrified by the realization that I was alone in the dark with something. I would hide under my blanket as though the blanket would protect me from whatever it was, lol.
There was a TV movie about this story that aired back in 1992 called "Grave Secrets: The Legacy of Hilltop Drive". I remembered it vividly from my childhood (I was 8 when it originally aired), and it turns out somebody uploaded the entire thing here! Just search for that title and it should pop up. I can't recommend it enough - it has stellar acting and still _absolutely_ holds up even 30 years later.
@@Norton4080 It really creeped me out, too. Like I said in my original comment, I highly recommend looking up the full upload somebody did here and giving it another watch as an adult. It's still just as good!
My wife and kids bought our first house in the Newport subdivision. Needless to say we sold it two years later. Ghosts, bugs, rats, all played a role in us selling it. Crazy two years that's for sure
@@leahfox7076 one of the instances that stick it out was my wife and I were in the master bedroom and the boys were supposed to be in their room cleaning up. We had no TV's or radios on. We could hear talking coming from the living room, we yelled for the kids to get back in their room and finish cleaning up. The talking in the living room got louder, so we went in there thinking it was the kids, but when we went in there nobody was there, the kids were in the room, quietly cleaning up. As we walked back to our room the living room TV came on and turned the volume up all by itself!! This was one of the very first things that happened to us while we were there.
I don't understand why innocent people had to go thru all that--the first couple was respectful & reburied the 2 skeletons, the second family didn't do anything, either. I don't believe in ghosts but I do believe in evil spirits, demons if you will...a real shame what all of you went thru!!!
@@rebeccagable9629 I agree, when I say ghost, I mean demon spirit. I do not believe in ghosts. I do believe in demonic spirits. But when you talk about demonic spirits people think you're crazy. But for some reason they accept the term ghost with no issues.
I feel so absolutely horrible for those poor people. They were just trying to get justice for not being told about the grave sites and in the end, they were totally screwed. They felt so badly for disturbing those graves. How sad. Life is just not fair. For the people under the ground, or above it.
I’ll always remember another segment of Unsolved Mysteries where a vengeful spirit personally latched on to one family and followed them wherever they moved. That could have happened to them, depending on the dispositions of the deceased salves they were dealing with. It could’ve easily gotten worse. This is not something lay people should be trifling with.
Just thought I’d watch an episode of Unsolved Mysteries before bed, but after the graveyard, cancer and heart attack causing ghosts story I’m wide awake, have the lights on and half terrified 😳👻
My favorite segment of all time was the one about mysterious traveling carpenter who built the unsupported spiral staircase at the Loretto Chapel in Santa Fe.
The black hope curse story was what inspired the movie poltergeist, if you think spirits can't harm you watch this part about her daughter Tina dying of a heart attack at just age 30
As a kid and still as a 33 year old woman, whenever I hear the theme music and robert stacks voice .. it scares me. If it's during the daytime, I feel like I'm going to be kidnapped from my home. If I'm watching at night I feel like someone is going to break in, tie me up and kill me 🤣 I've always felt this way when it comes to unsolved mysteries. I would watch this if i was home sick from school and just knew I was going to be missing when my parents got home.
You probably need to lay off of watching these videos, because sometimes too much of anything is not good for MOST individuals, but it could start spoken you out if you watch too much. Just I used to watch alot of FF forensics files however I found myself watching over my shoulder.
I really do miss Robert Stack and his voice. I was so engrossed while watching Unsolved Mysteries on the Lifetime channel and I was just ten years old! Such Nostalgia!
How old are you? You watched it with your family? That's pretty neat. I don't have kids and always wonder if I did, what kind of shows they'd enjoy re-watching with me, especially old cartoons I used to enjoy because I swear cartoons were next level in the 90's. But yeah, I think they'd enjoy this stuff...well I mean once they're old enough. Haha, it used to freak me out...still does, but the child abduction stuff really freaked me out. Still, I think it's important for kids to see this show, so they know what dangers are out there.
@@lspbeautea4791 Haha. Okay, you're my age then. I was thinking you were a lot younger. Yeah, TV back then was such an event. Like when The Stand or IT came on..everyone was talking about it. I still occasionally try to watch something using just my TV antenna because the old re-runs are great but the commercials ruined all that. I swear there were far less commercials back in the day. Then again I also swear the sun wasn't as bright as it is now too. haha I think the only thing I ever watched at my granny's was a VHS of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, many times.
Like many have said, this show scared the life out of me as a kid lol. Some of the segments remained burned in my memory as I have watched all of these episodes from the begining. The Black Hope opening segment was one of those that scared me so much as a kid, and it's still a disturbing story. Another ghost segment that stuck with me from childhood was the Resurrection Mary in Chicago segment lol. This show was so addicting to binge watch.
What made absolutely no sense in the first story is that they get a stranger that shows up at their door sayin he buried people there and they don't even question him. Lol
Right! I kept thinking they were going to say something else about that dude. Nope, that's what we got. Random old dude shows up and takes them to the exact spot!??? WTH?
@@brittneewinfrey9559 It's not that weird. He probably lived in the area all his life. He knew graves were buried in area's due to at some point looking into the history of the area, or whatever. I mean they seemed to have found who the bones belonged too pretty quickly, so it's not like it was some huge mystery. It was probably well documented. So a friendly neighbor see's his neighbors are potentially going to dig up some graves, and lets them know.. Nothing odd or weird about it.
Idk, there isn't really any concrete evidence of ghosts truly existing. The mind is very, very powerful and can conjure anything if the fear and ideas are there.
@@iamV10010 nonsense. How do you explain multiple parties seeing the same thing? There’s unequivocal proof by way of common sense. I’m guessing there’s been 500,000 reported and unreported sightings worldwide in the last 100 years. Not all can liars, mistaken, crazy, earths magnetic pull, etc. It’s just not feasible. There’s photos, videos, etc. There’s overwhelming proof.
Also a lot of the time moving doesn't work. They can attach to you and be everywhere you go. You have to tell them to go in to the light or do a cleansing. Something proactive. Or you could be stuck with them.
The husband said the cutest thing about the entites he saw"they ain't messin,'with my wife"and jumps on them hovering over his wife! that's love right there! he's thinking "I ain't afraid of no ghost'
Yes! I thought it was so sweet that he went through his wife's closet looking for her shoes for her and then when they found them on the grave his first thought was that Charlie must've given them to Betty for a birthday gift -- it seems like something he would have done for his wife; he's a romantic and so sweet how much he loves his wife
*OH MY GOD!!!! - I can't believe I found this. I watched this episode with my mum & dad many many many years ago! We loved it. I cannot wait to show them this again. Thank you sooooo much for uploading! Xxxx* ❤️😊
How could the developer not be liable for not disclosing the house were built on top of a graveyard. WTF kind of judge would rule that? I dont get it. I feel sorry for those people especially for all mental and emotional torture they went through. Her daughter suffering a massive heart attack and died right front of them...dam.
@@Diostillrocks Stupid remark. This sort of thing with the courts has happened in nearly every state in the country. That's just your bigotry showing, lol.
Thank you and praise be to eternal memory of Robert Stack. 🙏 I also realize sometimes why it was so scary when I was a kid is that Stack has a friendly twinkle in his eye most of the time as a narrator but he covers all the dark subject matter with a matter of fact tone.
The developer? It was an unmarked graveyard. Shame on the rotten slaves for haunting those poor people who did all they could to try and honor them. Killed their daughter and everything. Piss on those graves.
The Haneys seem like good people and I think that they meant well to restore the graves of the deceased married couple the Thomases. I can understand why mrs. Haney was upset about unknowingly disturbing those graves. I certainly would never want to discover my backyard is an old cemetery.
The Haneys and the Williams did nothing that disturb the spirits graves with intention, so why did they hv to suffer so much....those slaves' spirits deserved to be restless for eternity for what the've done to those poor families
@@bungasujatmo1439rude! Those slaves went through hell at the hands of greedy white peoples. The families who moved in and discovered the gravesite had no idea the bodies were buried there. And very likely, because of their past lives, they didn’t trust the white families that moved in, so the ghosts had every right to defend themselves and their resting place, regardless of the fact that the graves were disturbed by accident. The poor woman having a heart attack was tragic, but that’s no reason to wish a restless and I peaceful eternity to innocent former slaves. You should be ashamed of yourself!
It's never a good sign when anyone 40 or over has never been married or had kids. It means he's not good at growing up, and noone else wanted him or would have kids with him. Also, really get a good observation of how he treats his friends and family. If he is estranged from family, that's a red flag.
@@fezzadork I wonder if that really happened that way or if it was for dramatic effect for this story. Sometimes you find out that things weren't exactly as portrayed on the show. Nothing against UM, my all time favorite tv show.
Gosh, I miss Robert Stack. Unsolved Mysteries was one of my favorite shows. It scared the crap out of me, but I think I watched every episode...more than once.
I saw the Cindy Song episode back in 2002 or so. The scene where she's in the car yelling out for help was very frightening for me. Cindy's mother appears to be a very sophisticated and elegant lady and I can't imagine how difficult this has been for her.
I wish that lady who saw her did something. I know she might have been scared but at least wish she would have called the police and got the license plate number. If she had taken action, maybe Cindy would have been saved.
@@cassandrawestgate5775 Even though they say that girl in there matched Cindy's description and implied it may not have necessarily been her (from that anyway), I believe it was her in the car. I think that woman was too scared fearing that guy would kill her or something to take action by getting the plate number or something so in that fear she didn't want to risk it. People don't want to get involved but I completely agree with you. To this day, nobody knows what really happened to Cindy.
Vintage Rose You have to file for the temporary order first, once it’s granted you wait for court, during that time gather any and all photos, texts, social media posts etc that show there is an abusive relationship and more importantly potential danger to the person seeking the order, once the court date comes the judge almost always grants the order unless there really is no reason to believe there is a potential for danger or harassment. If that fails, YOU can even file an ex parte and have the individual removed for psychiatric assessment, during that time try to file again. I had to have my mother file an ex parte and then filed AGAIN after trying two times before to get an order of protection. Just keep trying. It can be a very important tool for that persons safety.
Southern Skeptic true....except for the fact that the number of men killed by abusive female partners P A L E S in comparison to the ridiculous amount of women who are killed in abusive relationships. It’s literally the leading cause of death for women worldwide.
Cindy Song stayed with me since I saw it 10 or 20 years ago! It was freaking crazy scary to me and I can't tell you how many times she pops up in my head. That girl and the girl that was taken off of a cruise ship and then there was a picture of her taking at a brothel or something
Damn. I (don't) hate myself for saying this, but its true. Around foreigners? Never relax. RIP Cindy and Amy. Both probably abducted into trafficking.. Seems to be a thing people with brown skin do, and then sell to rich white people like Epstein. It's disgusting.
This neighborhood is in Crosby, TX. My family is there and my uncle's church is in the same area. All true stories and more. As a kid, i heard it was haunted way before this episode aired
I read the book and what these families went through was one bad thing after another. The book goes into more details than what could be shown on this segment. The movie it shows more too. They had absolutely no idea that they were living in homes built over a abandoned cemetery. Happened in the 1980s I think. The couple across the street took what they had and left. They couldn't sell the house so they left.
@@jessestewart169 How DARE you?! I bet Greta Thunberg believes in ghosts,ha,ha LoL. So I guess you don,t believe in multiverse theories, alternate co-existing realities, mirror universes? U.F.O.,s & aliens, time travel, Greta Thunberg being over a hundred years old? ( See that b&w photo, spooky eh?). What about that famous Brown Lady of Raynham hall photo, the Amytiville Horror hauntings? There,s more things in heaven & earth that are dreamnt in your philosophy, dude or toots. ( Not sure if you're a guy or gal, so got both avenues covered. ) Jesse as in you,re a guy, or Jesse, as in Jess- ICA?! Lol 😆🤣. Believe in ghosts okay? We all know ghosts don,t exist, though do the ghosts know? Keep an open mind please. Lol.
This is one of the last episodes of Unsolved Mysteries Robert Stack was on He’s talkin’ about things that happened in 2002 and he passed away in 2003 R.I.P. Robert Stack
My childhood best friends mother had the complete season of Unsolved mysteries Ghost addition still send chills down my spine this show always has and for ever will haha no matter how old i get day or night i can watch this show an still peek over my shoulder lol kids today will never know the fear of this shows theme song an Robert Stack’s perfectly creepy voice I love him rest in peace though but this is the last theme song you wana wake up to at 12 am while your home alone hahha make you hide underneath your bed lmfao
Sometimes in old graves, arsenic was used as embalming fluid, so that could maybe explain the flowers dying or the woman digging who had a heart attack? Did they have well water? Supposedly it was banned around 1905, but I'm sure some places still used it illegally because it was cheaper.
Heart attack could also be because she was straining herself while digging. Strenuous physical activity makes the heart work harder and if you've missed or written off previous early signs of a heart attack, then it can appear to have happened suddenly with no lead-up, when in reality it was the strenuous activity being, essentially, the straw that broke the camel's back and the individual/family not having noticed symptoms of cardiac issues in the past.
The theme song does it for me every time, even 33 years old this show still scares the shit out of me! Only show from this era that can do that 🙌🏽 I remember my parents used to watch it and I didn’t want to watch it but couldn’t stop! 🤷🏽♀️ also why are they digging up bodies?! What they should of done is planted flowers said a prayer and blessed the homes and left it be!
I can’t imagine agreeing to date someone because a coworker tells me to. This is why I trust no one! I’m happy being single, safe and not ready to mingle. Things were bad back then, but I can’t imagine how much worse they are now. I’ve been single for over a decade, but I’m not desperate enough to date someone on the whim of a coworker!
yeah how does he even have the legal power, as one person, to reverse a settlement award from a jury ?? What's the point of even having a trial if it means nothing in the end..
How on earth could you be awarded $140,000 , and then have that decision totally reversed, taken away and be left to pay $50,000 in court costs. HOW? How is that fair.
I worked at a haunted Nestle warehouse, near the airport in Toronto , Ontario up in Canada , all alone on the night shift , it could be very nerve racking at times.
@@danielslara2010A lady that worked there was murdered on the property by her boyfriend , you could hear her . The public address system would go off in the middle of the night , with only me in the warehouse . I along with other people, would hear voices in the lobby and employee entrance and the smell of food cooking, I was all alone . I compared notes with others , the experienced the same things .
It's an interesting phenomenon. I'm open to its veridicality, but just haven't had the experiences to which others attest in what they themselves are otherwise convinced is haunted. For instance, at university I've worked with the police department to secure buildings at the proper closing time. One building is particularly old, and at least one officer was himself of the mind it was haunted. (Claims were of untraceable voices and rearranging of desks in classrooms.) I never once experienced anything of the sort despite countless occasions of securing the structure (which involves going through the building, not just the exterior), though I did follow an odd sound in the basement only to discover a stray cat in the ceiling that was caught in a trap after having been enticed by a can of tuna. (Seems the trapper knew their prey!) Though, incidentally, there was a case on an evening I wasn't on duty (though it happened all the same) that a professor whose office was in the very same building received a call in the middle of the night at his house _from_ his office. He heard nothing but heavy breathing on the other end. So he called university PD and officers promptly responded. His office was locked as it should be; but once the officers got inside they noticed the phone had indeed been placed just enough askew as to be off its cradle. Very odd. Yet not quite the M.O., as it were, of the haunting claims. I'd hazard that it was a prankful student, though it's not without seeming weakness for those who would place it into the lore of haunting events, as it probably will be in ultimately embellished form.
I don't really believe in ghosts, maybe the older guy that came to their house and warned them was just secretly screwing with them because it didn't want them living there.
The bedroom around the 14:00 mark had me so nostalgic. That quilt was beautiful and I also had a pair of decorative ballet shoes filled with potpourri like what the little girl had on her wall.
Agreed. The police knew if they took them rings a haunting or curse would be brought upon them. Now a days thrift stores are being reported as having haunted possessions because a lot of things donated are from the dearly departed families. parting ways with the items of there deceased loved ones, I don't frequent thrift stores they give me the creeps😱💯👍🏾
@@darrellredman460 I like thrift stores and have had no problems buying stuff from there but, as far as my personal experience I would never sell any of the stuff my dear departed family has given me.
So if I heard that there were bodies buried in my backyard, I would be very nervous to just jump in and start digging. She said, later, that she was horrified that they had basically desecrated their graves. . . well yeah, what else did you expect when you bring in construction equipment, shovels, etc and start digging, looking for bodies?!
I also feel for the home owners for all that they've endured. And then lost their daughter. I've seen another episode of this same story n I believe her husband also died bc of the spirits. But I could wrong.
The Black Hope Curse story is sad and scary at the same time. It is wrong to disturb resting places.. but the developers new those graves were there and they should have had to pay for lying at the very least. But spirits killing the living.. I would have had that ground sanctified and consecrated.
My theory on Cindy Song. When she arrived in her apartment that night around 3am, she then walked to a local 24 hour convenience store as part of her typical routine. Being tired from partying all night, a Good Samaritan was driving by that street she was walking. The driver noticed Cindy was exhausted, so he offered her a ride to the store. The driver was never a Good Samaritan, as he abducted her and drove far away from campus. This is why there is no trace of Cindy.
Under normal circumstances, Cindy would never get in a stranger’s car. But this night was different. Cindy was at a Halloween party all night to 2am (and drinking alcohol). Afterwards she socialized at her friends apartment for almost 2 hours. Evidence shows she made it to her apartment at 4am, then quickly left her apartment and went missing. Cindy was known to make late visits to a 24 hour convenience store (like many college students). But that night she was totally exhausted, and a free ride would be very tempting and likely.
I go to my local convenience store at weird times as well after night's out and exhausted. No matter how drunk or tired I was, I wouldnt get in anyones car I didn't know. It wasn't a far walk, so I just can't see her taking that risk when it wasn't a far distance. Just my opinion of course.
Another variant that closer matches yours is that a Good Samaritan driver approached her and offered her a ride. They had a conversation, but Cindy rejected. As Cindy walked away, the driver (seeing that no one else was around at 4am) got out of his car, forcibly abducted her into his car, then drove off.
if i had the option to have my life narrated by one person alive or dead its a hard tie between Robert Stack, William Shatner, Samuel L Jackson, or Morgan Freeman
This haunted house story reminds me of another one on UM, in which a family bought a bunk bed from an antique shop and experienced weird phenomena until they got rid of the bed.
when someone tells you theres a grave underdeath the ground, you simply do not dig it out to find out for yourself. that person told you for a reason. it is disrespectful for the dead.. thats why they will come back and haunt you. just let the spirits alone and you will be fine
DARKKISS I did, that’s why I made the comment I did. Maybe you should watch it again eh? 💁🏻♀️ I mean...it’s in the first 3min & 10seconds 🙄....they wanted to see if the man’s claims were true....and went digging for it with equipment & then by hand! What show were you watching?
I still watch these show If you're looking for a new show to watch, I highly recommend these shows. I still watch them and they never fail to entertain me.
As I watched the creepy and sad story of Black Hope, I was suddenly taken back to my childhood when I saw the stuffed animals sitting behind Carli at 13:25, of Garfield and E.T. I still have the picture of me riding the bike through the sky, with E.T. in the basket in front of me, the moon behind us, taken at Universal Studios. And I remembered my brother getting his big plastic Garfield telephone for Christmas in 1984 or '85. You lifted up his rounded back and that was the ear & mouth receiver with a push button dialpad. So cool.
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44 years old now and this show and its introduction sounds still give me the shivers like it did back when I was 10 years old
Me too~and I'm fifty nine!😅🤣😂
I'm 36 and used to watch it with my great grandmother every time it came on. Robert's voice and the soundtrack always flood my brain with nostalgia. She was like a mother to me so it makes me happy but sad. ❤
Totally agree with you still creeps me out since way back feeling gives me butterflies thinking about itvlol
Tell me about it!! My heart sinks!!
Lmfao same here.
I miss Robert Stack. Nothing scarier as a kid than hearing his voice at night. The ghost and alien stories always left me with some sleepless nights.
the paranormal ones are the best 👻👽
@@melissamoonchild9216 OMG!! Yes!! Nothing better than getting spooked out right before bed. Good Times!!
He was awesome and a truly amazing actor too! RIP Robert.
@@OGSYLVESTER I concur with you guys!
I love his voice ! Used to watch this with my Mom as a kid in the 90's and must have always fell asleep with her while watching cause to this day it still helps me fall asleep ! ❤
The Black Hope Curse was the final ghost segment Robert Stack did. It was a terrific return to form for UM.
This show used to scare my best friend and I when we were kids (late 90s/early 2000s). During summer breaks, I pretty much lived at her house. Her mom worked so we'd be home alone every morning at 10am, when this aired (most of them were reruns already at that point I think, but didn't really matter, still scared the crap out of us 🤣) Ah to be young again 😅
Legit same story here! Same time too
My parents used to make my younger brother and I go to bed before the show aired, but we could still hear the program on the TV in the other room. My brother would usually fall asleep quite quickly so during the ghost or alien segments, I would listen and imagine, terrified by the realization that I was alone in the dark with something. I would hide under my blanket as though the blanket would protect me from whatever it was, lol.
At least it may have been less frightening at 10am.
Reesicup 0815, yesssssssssssss. I use to get scared by the twilight zone and the outer limits.
At least you got to watch it during daylight. In the early 90s Unsolved Mysteries came on before my bed time
Your captivating voice will forever be missed. Rest in power Robert Stack you have ran your race in excellence. 🎉🎉❤❤
There was a TV movie about this story that aired back in 1992 called "Grave Secrets: The Legacy of Hilltop Drive". I remembered it vividly from my childhood (I was 8 when it originally aired), and it turns out somebody uploaded the entire thing here! Just search for that title and it should pop up. I can't recommend it enough - it has stellar acting and still _absolutely_ holds up even 30 years later.
I remember that show grave secrets creepy
I remember that movie back in the early 90’s. After watching as a kid, I was scared, I had the hardest time sleeping for days.
@@Norton4080 It really creeped me out, too. Like I said in my original comment, I highly recommend looking up the full upload somebody did here and giving it another watch as an adult. It's still just as good!
My wife and kids bought our first house in the Newport subdivision. Needless to say we sold it two years later. Ghosts, bugs, rats, all played a role in us selling it. Crazy two years that's for sure
Care to share any ghost stories? We’re they anything like what these people reported?
@@leahfox7076 one of the instances that stick it out was my wife and I were in the master bedroom and the boys were supposed to be in their room cleaning up. We had no TV's or radios on. We could hear talking coming from the living room, we yelled for the kids to get back in their room and finish cleaning up. The talking in the living room got louder, so we went in there thinking it was the kids, but when we went in there nobody was there, the kids were in the room, quietly cleaning up. As we walked back to our room the living room TV came on and turned the volume up all by itself!! This was one of the very first things that happened to us while we were there.
I don't understand why innocent people had to go thru all that--the first couple was respectful & reburied the 2 skeletons, the second family didn't do anything, either. I don't believe in ghosts but I do believe in evil spirits, demons if you will...a real shame what all of you went thru!!!
@@rebeccagable9629 I agree, when I say ghost, I mean demon spirit. I do not believe in ghosts. I do believe in demonic spirits. But when you talk about demonic spirits people think you're crazy. But for some reason they accept the term ghost with no issues.
@@robertmoore1472 TY for your gracious response...I agree 100%!!!
I've been watching this show for over 30 years now!!
It's still Awesome.
Same here.
Same
2022!♡
Do you watch the new stuff on Netflix? Also there is an unsolved mysteries podcast that I listen to
Yep same
I feel so absolutely horrible for those poor people. They were just trying to get justice for not being told about the grave sites and in the end, they were totally screwed. They felt so badly for disturbing those graves. How sad. Life is just not fair. For the people under the ground, or above it.
Agreed. I feel bad for both of them too.
It's not life that's unfair it's capitalism and white supremacy! This would only happen to a Black or native grave site.
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They could always have wakes 😊
I’ll always remember another segment of Unsolved Mysteries where a vengeful spirit personally latched on to one family and followed them wherever they moved.
That could have happened to them, depending on the dispositions of the deceased salves they were dealing with. It could’ve easily gotten worse.
This is not something lay people should be trifling with.
I like to close my eyes, listen to this, and pretend Im a little girl again, watching with my parents. 😢❤
Me too!!! I thought I was the only one who did it. Lol I would give anything to go back. Anything
17:39 My man really tried to tackle a ghost 👻 😂
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@ananabread537 lol
Just thought I’d watch an episode of Unsolved Mysteries before bed, but after the graveyard, cancer and heart attack causing ghosts story I’m wide awake, have the lights on and half terrified 😳👻
It is safe now
BOO!
That's the best way to watch.
Robert Stack is (was) a total BOSS!! 💯👍
(R.I.P. Robert Stack! 🙏)
More like a total legend. Robert Stack has such an iconic voice.
I miss him. He was the best host of.
Unsolved Mysteries 😇😇😇🙏🙏🙏😊
The mullet hair style and the trench coat!
He was gorgeous in the Untouchables..a series from long ago, he played Elliot Ness...RIP
@@donnalemmo1839 He was really great in just about everything he ever did! 👍
My favorite segment of all time was the one about mysterious traveling carpenter who built the unsupported spiral staircase at the Loretto Chapel in Santa Fe.
Mine as well.
The black hope curse story was what inspired the movie poltergeist, if you think spirits can't harm you watch this part about her daughter Tina dying of a heart attack at just age 30
That was heartbreaking.
Don’t forget “6” of their immediate family members
(Ghosts aren't real) you're welcome
@paulg6274 evil spirits are real, though. I know that for a fact.
Why would dead people want to punish people who have no idea what is going on? I find that hard to believe.
As a kid and still as a 33 year old woman, whenever I hear the theme music and robert stacks voice .. it scares me. If it's during the daytime, I feel like I'm going to be kidnapped from my home. If I'm watching at night I feel like someone is going to break in, tie me up and kill me 🤣 I've always felt this way when it comes to unsolved mysteries. I would watch this if i was home sick from school and just knew I was going to be missing when my parents got home.
You probably need to lay off of watching these videos, because sometimes too much of anything is not good for MOST individuals, but it could start spoken you out if you watch too much. Just I used to watch alot of FF forensics files however I found myself watching over my shoulder.
FACTS!
Same. I honestly think it's a little PTSD. I have the exact same symptoms
45 and....same😂
@@simmonssimmons4494 there aren't enough episodes to keep my entertained constantly anyway
I really do miss Robert Stack and his voice. I was so engrossed while watching Unsolved Mysteries on the Lifetime channel and I was just ten years old! Such Nostalgia!
YOU could be living on top of someone that’s been buried there! Rest In Peace to all that have passed and been forgotten
A real life poltergeist movie site..
When I get home I know who will be on top of me.
I'm living atop an old farm, a mile from an ancient cemetery
@oliviajohnjohnoligrrrrvia8142 grrrr girrr
Oh man this takes me back to my childhood on a Saturday night watching this with my family.
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Yessssss!!!!!
How old are you? You watched it with your family? That's pretty neat. I don't have kids and always wonder if I did, what kind of shows they'd enjoy re-watching with me, especially old cartoons I used to enjoy because I swear cartoons were next level in the 90's. But yeah, I think they'd enjoy this stuff...well I mean once they're old enough. Haha, it used to freak me out...still does, but the child abduction stuff really freaked me out. Still, I think it's important for kids to see this show, so they know what dangers are out there.
@@wheelmanstan I’m in my late 30s. I would stay over in my Nan’s house & watch it with my older cousins. Prime time Saturday night tv back then. 😃
@@lspbeautea4791 Haha. Okay, you're my age then. I was thinking you were a lot younger. Yeah, TV back then was such an event. Like when The Stand or IT came on..everyone was talking about it. I still occasionally try to watch something using just my TV antenna because the old re-runs are great but the commercials ruined all that. I swear there were far less commercials back in the day. Then again I also swear the sun wasn't as bright as it is now too. haha I think the only thing I ever watched at my granny's was a VHS of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, many times.
Like many have said, this show scared the life out of me as a kid lol. Some of the segments remained burned in my memory as I have watched all of these episodes from the begining. The Black Hope opening segment was one of those that scared me so much as a kid, and it's still a disturbing story. Another ghost segment that stuck with me from childhood was the Resurrection Mary in Chicago segment lol. This show was so addicting to binge watch.
What made absolutely no sense in the first story is that they get a stranger that shows up at their door sayin he buried people there and they don't even question him. Lol
Exactly
Right! I kept thinking they were going to say something else about that dude. Nope, that's what we got. Random old dude shows up and takes them to the exact spot!??? WTH?
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@brittneewinfrey9559
It's not that weird. He probably lived in the area all his life. He knew graves were buried in area's due to at some point looking into the history of the area, or whatever. I mean they seemed to have found who the bones belonged too pretty quickly, so it's not like it was some huge mystery. It was probably well documented.
So a friendly neighbor see's his neighbors are potentially going to dig up some graves, and lets them know.. Nothing odd or weird about it.
D Mays
I skip that nonsense. I never watch those foolish stories, and would never be friends with anyone who are gullible to fall for that rubbish.
the picture of betty is very unsettling to me for some reason. probably because it doesnt give a face and still leaves us clueless on her appearance
It's probably a fake picture.
I thought the same thing...the picture only deepened the mystery
@@thegodfather1907 Not really. There are few pictures from the late 1800s.
That first story about the graveyard is the exact plot of the movie Poltergeist. Even the digging of the swimming pool.
The sad thing about families moving out of a haunted house is it's another family's trouble
Idk, there isn't really any concrete evidence of ghosts truly existing. The mind is very, very powerful and can conjure anything if the fear and ideas are there.
Exactly haunted house every where
None of the other families in the area experienced it at all
@@iamV10010 nonsense. How do you explain multiple parties seeing the same thing? There’s unequivocal proof by way of common sense. I’m guessing there’s been 500,000 reported and unreported sightings worldwide in the last 100 years. Not all can liars, mistaken, crazy, earths magnetic pull, etc. It’s just not feasible. There’s photos, videos, etc. There’s overwhelming proof.
Also a lot of the time moving doesn't work. They can attach to you and be everywhere you go. You have to tell them to go in to the light or do a cleansing. Something proactive. Or you could be stuck with them.
The husband said the cutest thing about the entites he saw"they ain't messin,'with my wife"and jumps on them hovering over his wife! that's love right there! he's thinking "I ain't afraid of no ghost'
He was diving for the lady lumps
@Susan. You're funny. Thanks for the laugh. :)
That's a real man right there
Yes! I thought it was so sweet that he went through his wife's closet looking for her shoes for her and then when they found them on the grave his first thought was that Charlie must've given them to Betty for a birthday gift -- it seems like something he would have done for his wife; he's a romantic and so sweet how much he loves his wife
@@wyndi1655 you're confusing the two families and stories. First family had the show incident.. second family the guy jumped on his wife
*OH MY GOD!!!! - I can't believe I found this. I watched this episode with my mum & dad many many many years ago! We loved it. I cannot wait to show them this again. Thank you sooooo much for uploading! Xxxx* ❤️😊
Forensic files & unsolved mysterys was great
Hay baby u sing goal?
Brings back memories doesn’t it?
I know I’m a year late but but the book from amazon or wherever books are sold called “Black Hope Horror “!
There are like five or six specific stories I remember from watching as a kid too. The Black Hope Cemetery is one of them!
Love love this show. I’ve never solved a mystery but god darn it I’m determined to solve one
Do you know the episode of the haunted train tracks in san Antonio
That’s cute I’m solved about 12 of these mysteries all by myself
Your mouth is filthy for no reason. Stupid
Lmao 🤣
How could the developer not be liable for not disclosing the house were built on top of a graveyard. WTF kind of judge would rule that? I dont get it. I feel sorry for those people especially for all mental and emotional torture they went through. Her daughter suffering a massive heart attack and died right front of them...dam.
It's Texas.
@@Diostillrocks A liberal judge in Texas. Fixed it for you...
@@Diostillrocks Stupid remark. This sort of thing with the courts has happened in nearly every state in the country. That's just your bigotry showing, lol.
It wasn’t registered as a graveyard
Lol. LMBAO
Thank you and praise be to eternal memory of Robert Stack. 🙏
I also realize sometimes why it was so scary when I was a kid is that Stack has a friendly twinkle in his eye most of the time as a narrator but he covers all the dark subject matter with a matter of fact tone.
Whether you believe in ghosts or not...RIP Tina Williams. 😢
i belive them poor people lost everything and more👍
Who's Tina Willaims?
@@Neku628 The girl who died of a heart attack at 30 years old.
@@Neku628The mother of Carli Karluk (first story).
1:54 Black Hope Curse
23:50 Con Artist Cop
34:36 Without a Song
Thank you!😀
This is my go to show when I'm sick in bed and need a comfort show 😅
Imagine hearing Robert stack narrating ur life
Perhaps it's our bigger fear, to end up appearing on UM. Well, no, in some youtubers hands'd be far worse.
I would be honored.
yes! Stack was free of simplicity. If my story had to be told, i'd be honored too
My life would probably sound creepy than lol 😆 😅
It would be short and sweet
I would be devastated to find out my house was on a cemetery. It's so disrespectful. I feel terrible for those people. Shame on the developer.
I think the samething
Too bad it didn’t happen now with social media I’m sure they would have garnered support even a go fund me
In reality every thing has dead things under it . Humans die everywhere through out time
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The developer? It was an unmarked graveyard.
Shame on the rotten slaves for haunting those poor people who did all they could to try and honor them. Killed their daughter and everything. Piss on those graves.
The Haneys seem like good people and I think that they meant well to restore the graves of the deceased married couple the Thomases. I can understand why mrs. Haney was upset about unknowingly disturbing those graves. I certainly would never want to discover my backyard is an old cemetery.
I agree with you and it’s just heartbreaking to hear Mrs. Haney from 19:40-19:55
Yeah I would be beyond pissed if I found out I lived on top of a cemetery and no one had the balls to tell me before I bought the house.
Me neither.
The Haneys and the Williams did nothing that disturb the spirits graves with intention, so why did they hv to suffer so much....those slaves' spirits deserved to be restless for eternity for what the've done to those poor families
@@bungasujatmo1439rude! Those slaves went through hell at the hands of greedy white peoples. The families who moved in and discovered the gravesite had no idea the bodies were buried there. And very likely, because of their past lives, they didn’t trust the white families that moved in, so the ghosts had every right to defend themselves and their resting place, regardless of the fact that the graves were disturbed by accident. The poor woman having a heart attack was tragic, but that’s no reason to wish a restless and I peaceful eternity to innocent former slaves. You should be ashamed of yourself!
It's never a good sign when anyone 40 or over has never been married or had kids. It means he's not good at growing up, and noone else wanted him or would have kids with him. Also, really get a good observation of how he treats his friends and family. If he is estranged from family, that's a red flag.
The greatest unsolved mystery is why they changed the theme song. *rings bell* SHAME....SHAME....SHAME....
"Tallman's Ghost"
by:
Gary Malkin
Dan Alvarez
Jeff Beal
Michael Boyd
Pete Scatturo
High quality rip:
ruclips.net/video/h6Z5Gcmzc88/видео.html
I agree. I never liked the new theme music. If something's not broken, don't fix it!
Yeah the theme music Seasons 10-12 sucked.
@@willfade7994 Especially when it's that ICONIC!
I have the orig UM theme as my ringtone...still freaks ppl right tf out! 😂😂👌🏻
Why would she let them put those rings in her hand? Gross!
Shoot those antique probably sell on eBay
They either needed to be reburied, or given to living family members. I sincerely hope one of those two happened with the rings.
@@fezzadork I wonder if that really happened that way or if it was for dramatic effect for this story. Sometimes you find out that things weren't exactly as portrayed on the show. Nothing against UM, my all time favorite tv show.
The stuff states here was creepier than the movie about it.
I think I am going to have to read the original book about it again.
I don't touch anything that belonged on a dead person, I don't care it is...even on a family member.
Well that was a good clean fun of an episode of Unsolved Mysteries !
Mr.Stack on the mic , beaut .
Gosh, I miss Robert Stack. Unsolved Mysteries was one of my favorite shows. It scared the crap out of me, but I think I watched every episode...more than once.
I've been binge watching every episode from the pilot.. @41:19 that sketch looks like Robert Stack solved that mystery himself..lol..
May they r.i.p🙏
So the houses built on the burial grounds is literally the plot line from Poltergiest. That's freaky as hell!!!!
It's what they based poltergeist on lol
@T OB THE DEVIL.
The movie plot is exactly the same or based on these events
@R J LOL! You Jehovah's Witnesses and your demons.
@@JohnSmith-fe9ti and you know this how?? No shade.. just curious.
I saw the Cindy Song episode back in 2002 or so. The scene where she's in the car yelling out for help was very frightening for me. Cindy's mother appears to be a very sophisticated and elegant lady and I can't imagine how difficult this has been for her.
I wish that lady who saw her did something. I know she might have been scared but at least wish she would have called the police and got the license plate number. If she had taken action, maybe Cindy would have been saved.
@@cassandrawestgate5775 Even though they say that girl in there matched Cindy's description and implied it may not have necessarily been her (from that anyway), I believe it was her in the car. I think that woman was too scared fearing that guy would kill her or something to take action by getting the plate number or something so in that fear she didn't want to risk it. People don't want to get involved but I completely agree with you. To this day, nobody knows what really happened to Cindy.
I was born that year lol
It sounds like she was abducted by human traffickers 😢
Has she ever been found? Cindy- her poor Mother & Family❤👵🏼
Don’t break up with crazy duds while your alone with them. Take an army of friends and family with you to a break up.
@Kadie Ghannam Rateb I am curious for a family member with a bipolar ex. I was wondering how one goes about a permanent restraining order?
The same goes for breaking up with a crazy woman.
Vintage Rose You have to file for the temporary order first, once it’s granted you wait for court, during that time gather any and all photos, texts, social media posts etc that show there is an abusive relationship and more importantly potential danger to the person seeking the order, once the court date comes the judge almost always grants the order unless there really is no reason to believe there is a potential for danger or harassment. If that fails, YOU can even file an ex parte and have the individual removed for psychiatric assessment, during that time try to file again. I had to have my mother file an ex parte and then filed AGAIN after trying two times before to get an order of protection. Just keep trying. It can be a very important tool for that persons safety.
Southern Skeptic true....except for the fact that the number of men killed by abusive female partners P A L E S in comparison to the ridiculous amount of women who are killed in abusive relationships. It’s literally the leading cause of death for women worldwide.
right people are always like "I don't understand why people stay in abusive relationships" THIS IS WHY
I would’ve been like y’all paying bills to be slamming doors in this house
For real lol 😆 😂 🤣 😅
LMAO
👍👍
😂 Im sayin though
TAKE OFF THE MASK, NEVER TAKE COVID 19 VACCINE. THIS IS A PYSOPS MISSION.
They love the word "foreboding" like mother like daughter
The amount of money used on cgi to show that clock glowing with electricity may be in the millions and that’s wild
Cindy Song stayed with me since I saw it 10 or 20 years ago! It was freaking crazy scary to me and I can't tell you how many times she pops up in my head. That girl and the girl that was taken off of a cruise ship and then there was a picture of her taking at a brothel or something
That's sad . So the girl on the cruise ship was sold into sex trafficking
That would be Amy Bradley.
Very sad. She would have been around my age had she lived...
sad, her friend was last to see her alive. Did they question her
Damn. I (don't) hate myself for saying this, but its true.
Around foreigners? Never relax. RIP Cindy and Amy. Both probably abducted into trafficking.. Seems to be a thing people with brown skin do, and then sell to rich white people like Epstein. It's disgusting.
I was expecting an update on Cindy. 😣
none
Michael Kerkowski and Hugo Selenski are the main suspects, but unfortunately no physical evidence.
At approximately the 1735 mark, you can see the crossed legs of a crew member in the lower left corner of the screen, in the bedroom.
Hahahaha
OMG, YES.....!!! That's so funny!
☺️
Just type 17:35 and it will link you to that moment
Under the sheets?
I cant believe the Addis guy pretty much got away with all this bs. To die of a heart attack he got off way to easy. So sad. No Justice :/
Right.
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Oh, HE'S just getting STARTED to face HIS justice! In the end he will wish he'd dealt with it here. Trust me.
That guy is a piece of sh!t! Killing an innocent mother and his wife and 2 kids!!
I said in my heart, God will judge the righteous and the wicked, for there is a time for every matter and for every work. Ecclesiastes 3:17
This neighborhood is in Crosby, TX. My family is there and my uncle's church is in the same area. All true stories and more. As a kid, i heard it was haunted way before this episode aired
I read the book and what these families went through was one bad thing after another. The book goes into more details than what could be shown on this segment. The movie it shows more too. They had absolutely no idea that they were living in homes built over a abandoned cemetery. Happened in the 1980s I think. The couple across the street took what they had and left. They couldn't sell the house so they left.
What is the name of the book??
@Sal DiMarchese think I'm going to get the book and read it 👍
@Sal DiMarchese will do 👍
@Sal DiMarchese I hope it's on Amazon cause I'm buying it!
What's name of movie thanks 😀
That clock was a sign: "Times UP! Get OUT!"
The first story was extremely disturbing. I have no doubt that those two families experienced what they did. Very sad...
Hard to believe. Ghosts don't exist. Only in our minds.
@@jessestewart169 fax. They are wackjobs. Plenty of weirdos in the world.
@@jessestewart169 How DARE you?! I bet Greta Thunberg believes in ghosts,ha,ha LoL. So I guess you don,t believe in multiverse theories, alternate co-existing realities, mirror universes? U.F.O.,s & aliens, time travel, Greta Thunberg being over a hundred years old? ( See that b&w photo, spooky eh?). What about that famous Brown Lady of Raynham hall photo, the Amytiville Horror hauntings? There,s more things in heaven & earth that are dreamnt in your philosophy, dude or toots. ( Not sure if you're a guy or gal, so got both avenues covered. ) Jesse as in you,re a guy, or Jesse, as in Jess- ICA?! Lol 😆🤣. Believe in ghosts okay? We all know ghosts don,t exist, though do the ghosts know? Keep an open mind please. Lol.
@@jessestewart169 not true.
@@jessestewart169 Oh give me a break......
This is one of the last episodes of Unsolved Mysteries Robert Stack was on He’s talkin’ about things that happened in 2002 and he passed away in 2003 R.I.P. Robert Stack
My childhood best friends mother had the complete season of Unsolved mysteries Ghost addition still send chills down my spine this show always has and for ever will haha no matter how old i get day or night i can watch this show an still peek over my shoulder lol kids today will never know the fear of this shows theme song an Robert Stack’s perfectly creepy voice I love him rest in peace though but this is the last theme song you wana wake up to at 12 am while your home alone hahha make you hide underneath your bed lmfao
Sometimes in old graves, arsenic was used as embalming fluid, so that could maybe explain the flowers dying or the woman digging who had a heart attack? Did they have well water? Supposedly it was banned around 1905, but I'm sure some places still used it illegally because it was cheaper.
That’s a very interesting point
Good information
Hmmm. Could be.
No it was ghooosts👻
Heart attack could also be because she was straining herself while digging. Strenuous physical activity makes the heart work harder and if you've missed or written off previous early signs of a heart attack, then it can appear to have happened suddenly with no lead-up, when in reality it was the strenuous activity being, essentially, the straw that broke the camel's back and the individual/family not having noticed symptoms of cardiac issues in the past.
The theme song does it for me every time, even 33 years old this show still scares the shit out of me! Only show from this era that can do that 🙌🏽 I remember my parents used to watch it and I didn’t want to watch it but couldn’t stop! 🤷🏽♀️ also why are they digging up bodies?! What they should of done is planted flowers said a prayer and blessed the homes and left it be!
I can’t imagine agreeing to date someone because a coworker tells me to. This is why I trust no one! I’m happy being single, safe and not ready to mingle. Things were bad back then, but I can’t imagine how much worse they are now. I’ve been single for over a decade, but I’m not desperate enough to date someone on the whim of a coworker!
The judge was paid off he is a real piece of work !!!!! he needs to be removed from the bench!!!!
yeah how does he even have the legal power, as one person, to reverse a settlement award from a jury ?? What's the point of even having a trial if it means nothing in the end..
@@katiezee2 ý
Now some ones on to something here
Agreed
" They ain`t messing with my wife " Gotta respect that man`s heart. Willing to protect his wife at all costs. Including spirits.
How on earth could you be awarded $140,000 , and then have that decision totally reversed, taken away and be left to pay $50,000 in court costs.
HOW? How is that fair.
Love this show, shout out to Robert Stack. Great Narration.
41:15 "...unbelievably, the police composite bore an uncanny resemblance to the host of the very crime program featuring it..."
I grew up in a haunted house and this is very real and terrifying.
I worked at a haunted Nestle warehouse, near the airport in Toronto , Ontario up in Canada , all alone on the night shift , it could be very nerve racking at times.
@@Jay-vr9ir what happened? Tell me.
@@danielslara2010A lady that worked there was murdered on the property by her boyfriend , you could hear her . The public address system would go off in the middle of the night , with only me in the warehouse . I along with other people, would hear voices in the lobby and employee entrance and the smell of food cooking, I was all alone . I compared notes with others , the experienced the same things .
@@Jay-vr9ir I'm getting goose bumps. Fucking scary.
It's an interesting phenomenon. I'm open to its veridicality, but just haven't had the experiences to which others attest in what they themselves are otherwise convinced is haunted. For instance, at university I've worked with the police department to secure buildings at the proper closing time. One building is particularly old, and at least one officer was himself of the mind it was haunted. (Claims were of untraceable voices and rearranging of desks in classrooms.) I never once experienced anything of the sort despite countless occasions of securing the structure (which involves going through the building, not just the exterior), though I did follow an odd sound in the basement only to discover a stray cat in the ceiling that was caught in a trap after having been enticed by a can of tuna. (Seems the trapper knew their prey!) Though, incidentally, there was a case on an evening I wasn't on duty (though it happened all the same) that a professor whose office was in the very same building received a call in the middle of the night at his house _from_ his office. He heard nothing but heavy breathing on the other end. So he called university PD and officers promptly responded. His office was locked as it should be; but once the officers got inside they noticed the phone had indeed been placed just enough askew as to be off its cradle. Very odd. Yet not quite the M.O., as it were, of the haunting claims. I'd hazard that it was a prankful student, though it's not without seeming weakness for those who would place it into the lore of haunting events, as it probably will be in ultimately embellished form.
I was 6-7 years old when I would watch this. This show still scares the crap out of me 30 years later!!
“U only moved the head stones but u left the bodies!”.... lol sorry i had to say it
LMBO!!!!. IKR!!!! LMBO!!!!
Yes, an iconic line from a great movie:-).
Hmm, a ghost that gives a courtesy flush. Nice. But why are there voices in the toilet?
Shoot i thought I was hearing things myself, glad I wasn't the only one that thought there was voices coming out of the toilet.
I don't really believe in ghosts, maybe the older guy that came to their house and warned them was just secretly screwing with them because it didn't want them living there.
Foodie Beauty, ghosts have always been known to talk s&it.
I wonder if they know moaning Myrtle
27:44 this gentleman's natural voice is so deep, it almost sounds like when they use a filter to disguise someone's voice 😄
The bedroom around the 14:00 mark had me so nostalgic. That quilt was beautiful and I also had a pair of decorative ballet shoes filled with potpourri like what the little girl had on her wall.
WHY would the police hand someone wedding rings off of a dead body just found buried behind their yard? What?????
I agree, but technically it was theirs because it was on their property. I would have given them back though and said do something with them lol
Agreed. The police knew if they took them rings a haunting or curse would be brought upon them. Now a days thrift stores are being reported as having haunted possessions because a lot of things donated are from the dearly departed families. parting ways with the items of there deceased loved ones, I don't frequent thrift stores they give me the creeps😱💯👍🏾
@@darrellredman460 I like thrift stores and have had no problems buying stuff from there but, as far as my personal experience I would never sell any of the stuff my dear departed family has given me.
@@darrellredman460 Same here......everything smells!
Rip to Cindy my Heart dropped watching this episode I was hoping they found her body it's sad what happened to her
I think his voice is THE BEST. It makes me feel drawn to what he's saying. He makes the show.
If they burned the house they would get insurance money😊
The story about the daughter dying ruined my day. If the judge had not ruled against them they would not have been still living there.
Interesting to hear and see Robert stack in this newer episode after binge watching the ones from the 80s. You can hear the age in his voice
He was sick towards the end, I think he had cancer
True artist! I am so sorry, but I appreciate your explanation. Missed forever
Always love this show! Hope the families find peace and justice👊
So if I heard that there were bodies buried in my backyard, I would be very nervous to just jump in and start digging. She said, later, that she was horrified that they had basically desecrated their graves. . . well yeah, what else did you expect when you bring in construction equipment, shovels, etc and start digging, looking for bodies?!
Haha I was thinking the same thing! That’s called desecrating someone’s grave lol
That whole first story was plot to the movie Poltergeist from 1982. Even the part about digging the pool.
She wasn't 100% sure of the bodies
I think she was hoping that it wasn't true.
They wanted to be sure that's why they dug
Stack you were the best! I have seen all these but put it in the background when I am working at home
I’ve always loved this show it never scared me for some reason, a little chilling but not so scary!
The Black Hope Curse scared me so much as a kid
I love it, but I'm sorry for the family's pain. I think they made Poltergeist based on that story.
Same. Especially the "watcha doin'?" part haha
Satan's Demons Caused This Haunting Here!
You mess with the dead all will go dread
Smegma demons
I also feel for the home owners for all that they've endured. And then lost their daughter. I've seen another episode of this same story n I believe her husband also died bc of the spirits. But I could wrong.
This show was utterly fantastic. Robert Stack was perfect for this !
This show used to scare the shit out of me when I was a kid 👻 lol but yet my sister and I couldn't help but watch💀😂
Dude really tried to tackle a ghost though 😂
I believe all these ghost stories because i too had experienced same things. My daughter also. She told me years later the same story i had.
when you experience those things theres no denying it and theres no going back
The Black Hope Curse story is sad and scary at the same time. It is wrong to disturb resting places.. but the developers new those graves were there and they should have had to pay for lying at the very least. But spirits killing the living.. I would have had that ground sanctified and consecrated.
Yeah the developers and the judge knew that gravesite was there.
"Poltergeist" comment from Steve Freeling. The boss/company knew, and planned to do it, again!!
My theory on Cindy Song. When she arrived in her apartment that night around 3am, she then walked to a local 24 hour convenience store as part of her typical routine. Being tired from partying all night, a Good Samaritan was driving by that street she was walking. The driver noticed Cindy was exhausted, so he offered her a ride to the store. The driver was never a Good Samaritan, as he abducted her and drove far away from campus. This is why there is no trace of Cindy.
I can't see her getting into a car with a stranger. Dragged in maybe..but not at her own free will.
Under normal circumstances, Cindy would never get in a stranger’s car. But this night was different. Cindy was at a Halloween party all night to 2am (and drinking alcohol). Afterwards she socialized at her friends apartment for almost 2 hours. Evidence shows she made it to her apartment at 4am, then quickly left her apartment and went missing.
Cindy was known to make late visits to a 24 hour convenience store (like many college students). But that night she was totally exhausted, and a free ride would be very tempting and likely.
I go to my local convenience store at weird times as well after night's out and exhausted. No matter how drunk or tired I was, I wouldnt get in anyones car I didn't know. It wasn't a far walk, so I just can't see her taking that risk when it wasn't a far distance. Just my opinion of course.
Another variant that closer matches yours is that a Good Samaritan driver approached her and offered her a ride. They had a conversation, but Cindy rejected. As Cindy walked away, the driver (seeing that no one else was around at 4am) got out of his car, forcibly abducted her into his car, then drove off.
What gets me is why would people be walking around at 3am alone. It's not her fault but dang come on now
That sketch of that dude looked like a YOUNG Robert Stack!!!! LMAO!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That's why they don't consider him a suspect!:D:D Haha
lol Spot on ;-)
if i had the option to have my life narrated by one person alive or dead its a hard tie between Robert Stack, William Shatner, Samuel L Jackson, or Morgan Freeman
Omg been searching for the story at the end, about person digging grave and then dying. Saw it many years ago and loved it... So glad I found it!
There is a book written about this incident called the Black Hope Horror, by Jean and Ben Williams
Addis dying of a heart attack!!?? That is so wrong!!! After what he did there is a place for him in Hades.
Hell is fake,it's made up crap to keep people in religion by brainwashing and scaring them
@@Aussiepride_12 wrong. Its real
@@Aussiepride_12 sinner
@@misterimperfect2896 glad to be👌🤣🖕
ur a good lill gyrl?! r u a good lill gyrl?
They made a movie based on Black hope called Grave Secrets with Patty Duke.
Omg really? I need to find it and watch it!
Such a good movie!
you can hear stacks voice going on these later eps,bless his heart
I drove by Newport for like 3 years and now i know that is a beautiful neighborhood with a dark past.
Robert stack is so Handsome and dapper And I enjoy his voice
This haunted house story reminds me of another one on UM, in which a family bought a bunk bed from an antique shop and experienced weird phenomena until they got rid of the bed.
when someone tells you theres a grave underdeath the ground, you simply do not dig it out to find out for yourself. that person told you for a reason. it is disrespectful for the dead.. thats why they will come back and haunt you. just let the spirits alone and you will be fine
Nonsense.
microwave support Right? She felt bad after being handed their rings b/c she felt she Desecrated their graves? Well ya did...you went digging for em 🙄
That segment was disturbing!
@@patriotpeasant199 They had no idea there were graves on their property. They only found the graves when they were digging. Pay attention.
DARKKISS I did, that’s why I made the comment I did. Maybe you should watch it again eh? 💁🏻♀️ I mean...it’s in the first 3min & 10seconds 🙄....they wanted to see if the man’s claims were true....and went digging for it with equipment & then by hand! What show were you watching?
I still watch these show
If you're looking for a new show to watch, I highly recommend these shows. I still watch them and they never fail to entertain me.
As I watched the creepy and sad story of Black Hope, I was suddenly taken back to my childhood when I saw the stuffed animals sitting behind Carli at 13:25, of Garfield and E.T. I still have the picture of me riding the bike through the sky, with E.T. in the basket in front of me, the moon behind us, taken at Universal Studios. And I remembered my brother getting his big plastic Garfield telephone for Christmas in 1984 or '85. You lifted up his rounded back and that was the ear & mouth receiver with a push button dialpad. So cool.