Unsolved Mysteries with Robert Stack - Season 4, Episode 21 - Full Episode
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- Опубликовано: 7 мар 2019
- This episode includes: Slain Swedes, UD: Amelia Eahart 2, Black Market Babies, Bones Knows, UD: Prison Mom, Med Scam & UD.
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Anyone else a kid when this aired and now binge watching ?
You don't realize how long it's been since these shows aired until you see that not only have many of the fugitives profiled been caught, but have served their entire prison sentences and were released.
Dan McCarthy Yup time moves on
Many of the folks involved are already dead and buried. A lot of stuff happens in 17-33 years.
But its the ones that are still not solved that are disturbing. Angela Harmon case really disturbing.
😅As a kid I remember being freaked out by the faces being blacked out in some interviews. Especially when the voice was distorted.😅
@@JH-qy8no Yeah, the Angela Hammond case definitely made me lose sleep.
I could listen to Robert Stack read the Yellow pages and still get the chills.
Its the mix of this fantastic voice and the background theme music that still today gets me goose bumps
Like Bill Kurtis. The best narrators. And Keith Morrison
Yes, Robert Stack and Bill Kurtis are both "naturals" as narrators...could listen to them forever.
This is often said although I've always enjoyed hearing his voice and never found it to be scary in the least. Quite comforting actually, almost like my grandfather telling me bedtime stories.
People are just mean, cruel and evil the two Swedish girls just exploring America having fun and some evil man decided to kill them for no good reason what a shame
That's how it some people just hates you for no reason 🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️
If even Americans are saying "it's NOT SAFE to hitch hike"?......then muthafcuker it ain't safe! 🥴🤣🤣🤣🤣✌🏽😁
You couldn't pay me enough to hitchhike these days lol. America was different back then but still, California had turned into a dumpster fire and was one state you needed more than a knife to protect yourself. Was there any update on the case or has it remained unsolved?
@@txddyfarquh3916 it has never been safe to hitch hike in America!!
They were warned and should have known better than to hitchhike.
These never get boring. Join me. Still brings a shiver down my spine
2:16 Slain Swedes
10:32 Amelia Earhart
17:54 Black Market Baby
26:05 Cave Body
41:38 med Scam
Slain Swedes is a good band name
Dude.
Earhart flew off the edge of the earth ... flat earth ... Ugh!
Amelia Earhart is on this show so often she should be in the opening credits.
Thanks
1983: "Sweden is a homogenous and trustful country"
2022: BOOM
He'd get cancelled saying something like that these days. 😂
That update theme at the very end gave me chills...
brett linthicum ??? Get your goofy ass on somewhere.
When you look at the camera they are using, makes me laugh. With todays technology everyone would be taking pictures on their cell phone.
Brooooo my ears perk up when that update music plays
🤣🤣🤣
@@GeeJayO1022 there's different update tunes. I think he means the one from 45:24
The marie lilienberg & maria wahlen case is so sad.... 😞😞
and foolish.
jeeze, these lost love reunions are real tear jerkers!
yes, the lost love /family reunited music....:'-((
Those always get to me
Ok So they were reunited, yes I'm glad for them,BUT... The mystery of why they were all adopted out is still ( for the viewers, unsolved,) I would think that would be part of the story . So we're they All stolen from their beds,or out of daycare... Or was the mother selling her babies . Come on give me something.🙂😪
@wynottgivemore9274 The woman with her girls. She had to give them up due to not being able to care for 4 children. She kept the youngest one and the other 3 were adopted out.
I feel really sorry for those bought and sold children. It still happens today, mostly in the form of trafficking. They should get the same sentences as murderers and kidnappers. They screw up people's lives. Many end up dying, only very few escape or make it out of those situations. It's criminally sad.
I remember this episode! Long live Unsolved Mysteries!
Like one of the truck drivers mentioned that people have a false sense of security thinking that nothing will happen to them if they are in pairs and hitchhike. Unfortunately people can be ambushed and overpowered even in larger numbers.
I don't hitch hike, but I also don't carry anything less than a .38sp❤
Mark Hansen tried to tell them that the US was not like Sweden. At least he did try to look out for them and hook them up with a ride.
You know what makes the Gary Simmons story even more sad? His brother Larry died in May and Gary disappeared in October. The family went through a lot that year 😢
In 1974? Oh you mean Larry passed away. Jerry, the brother featured in the segment, passed in 2016.
@@hatednycYes Gary and Jerry had a younger brother that pass away about 6 months before Gary Disappeared.
Wow that’s terrible
Robert Stack can talk about cookies and still scare the shit out of me. A full grown man smh
The man, the myth, the legend!
Please.. just a very good actor
That's pretty good. Thanks for the chuckle..
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Tying in the Philip Frazier case from Canada to the Swedish hitchhikers case, never hitchhike and never pick up a hitchhiker.
The murders of the two Swedish hitchhikers is perhaps the first UM segment I've seen on TV, when I was younger. It spooked me like crazy, and got me hooked on the show. Still haunting to this day.
@Max Power Oh yes I remember it as well! Very chilling indeed, mainly because the guy was never identified. Do you remember when the segment aired? I'd say probably season 5, I'm watching the full season today so I'll hit you back if I see it. 😊👍
@Max Power Prepare yourself Max, I just found the segment. Season 5, episode 6. Time to conquer your fear buddy, you can do it! 😉
@Max Power Hey man, I think I've found that fire story you were looking for. Season 6, episode 8 - the Hansen twins murder. Not sure if that's the right one, hopefully it is. 👍
Partial update on case of murdered Swedish women, Marie Lilienberg and Maria Walhén:
Unresolved. The anonymous caller later came forward and helped police locate the man named "Loren". However, there was not enough substantial evidence to convict him for the crimes. "Loren" was later arrested and convicted in other crimes, but has never been charged with the murders.
"Loren" is believed to be Loren Joseph Herzog. He and Wesley Shermantine were dubbed the "Speed Freak Killers." Herzog died of suicide on January 16, 2012, and Shermantine is currently on death row. This duo is suspected of the murders of at least 15 people, including possibly Michaela Garecht.
unsolvedmysteries.fandom.com/wiki/Marie_Lilienberg_and_Maria_Walhén
@@ullgeologist Much obliged for sharing. Some resolution beats this case remaining without answers
Very touching to watch these adopted sisters get together again. I'm happy to know that they still have a chance to update their lives facts and enhance up their family bonds stronger and stronger. Thank you, Lord.
The unsolved murder of gary simmons absolutely was puzzling to me as to why hasn't this mysterious man named tom dixon was never apprehended or was he ever found I hope the simmons family was able to see justice served for their family member truly a sad and heartbreaking case
tom didnt kill gary! Toms friend killed both gary then tom. Toms friend died around 1982. Tom Dixon believed his friend, the horse owner, legit sold the horse. Tom helped the horse owner find a buyer and was compensated. Tom thought everything was fine and going according to plan. Toms friend killed Tom.
@@OikPoinFive is this a theory or is there any record of this?? Thx.
@@Booth1667 listen to TTWC: the trail went cold ..on this case. Sorry 4 my late response. Tom and his friend were seen spending lots of $ after the evil false horse deal. Then toms friend was seen alone and no tom dixen! Toms friend acted weird when questioned by police. Less than a decade later he died too at somewhat young age.
@@OikPoinFivewhat is TTWC?
@@josuec924 the trail went cold....
The anonymous caller later came forward and helped police locate the man named "Loren". However, there was not enough substantial evidence to convict him for the crimes. "Loren" was later arrested and convicted in other crimes, but has never been charged with the murders. "Loren" is believed to be Loren Joseph Herzog. He and Wesley Shermantine were dubbed the "Speed Freak Killers." Herzog died of suicide on January 16, 2012, and Shermantine is currently on death row. This duo is suspected of the murders of at least 15 people, including possibly Michaela Garecht.
My theory is that it could be Robert Pickton. He's from Canada, Vancouver specifically. He was a pig farmer, but he also ran successful businesses and had many connections to crime and the criminal underbelly. He was extremely wealthy and could easily travel if he wanted to. He matches the description of thinning red hair (he eventually wore a toupee), and a long pointed nose (people said that he had a rat face), he wasn't tall but average height and skinny. The only two snags in this theory are that Pickton claimed he only ever left Canada once (although he likely lied as he is a serial killer) and Pickton did not enjoy bathing and keeping himself clean. No one would really want to get in a vehicle with him as he lived in a disgusting way.
@@g.b569Turns out none of them were involved. It was serial killer David Misch.
@@daboys1215 All right. Thank you for the updated info. I should have looked further into it like you did.
The salvage yard scene at 32:50 was very well done that's exactly the kind of guy you would find in a place like that!
Agree
I’ve been binge watching since quarantine started. Lol love this show!!
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Two whole years of govt tyranny. A huge mystery right there!
I used to love watching this show every weekend with my grandma when i was a kid. I think of her every time I see a episode. Wish they still made new episodes.
Is there really not one single person gonna say anything about the guy at 45:29 being named Frederick Krueger, really?
I’m not gonna mention it
Nope, me either.
I'm not mentioning it 😉
@@morganmeagan8577 grrrrr!
😂
I love unsolved Mysteries. It came out when I was in my teens. So unfortunate about the lady hitchhikers murdered. They were naive and thought nothing could happen to them. I was a kid in the 1970s and 80's and you would see sometimes on the road people hitchhiking. Too dangerous. Glad people arent doing it anymore.
Do not hitchhike and never pick up a hitchhiker. The cell phone ,which they did not have back when I was a kid saved countless lives. No more do you have to telephone home from a lonely phone booth at midnight. Not safe to do that. Back then you would risk robbery to yourself or possibly be murdered.
I sure really truly honestly wouldn't advise any young people to hitch hike for it isn't safe to do. You could end up being killed by someone who you don't know anything about.
@@colleenvantrease4977 i agree i do once in awhile see someone hitch hiking but not that often and not nearly as much as i used to. we've never stopped either to give someone a ride though
Instead of Do not hitchhike, we should say Do not kill women
The Gary Simmons and Tom Dixon case always fascinated me the reason is because Tyrone Rollins Has had a strange feeling about the Rocky Mountains which later pointed The recovery of Gary Simmons body in a cave years later. It is strange even to this day the case has not been solved for 45 years. If Tom Dixon is alive today he would be 89 years old.
Probably dead by now. Got away with murder.
I've lived in Independence for almost 20 years, and rediscovered this case when I finally realized I could rewatch much of UM a few years back, and Sharon Kinne a little later. Had no idea this rather generic suburb had such a weird murder history.
He’s not alive.
@@rositawest4279 oh well ,just cause a guy doesn't face a human tribunal and such ,the guilty will be held accountable for their wickedness.
tom didnt kill gary! Toms friend killed both gary then tom. Toms friend died around 1982. Tom Dixon believed his friend, the horse owner, legit sold the horse. Tom helped the horse owner find a buyer and was compensated. Tom thought everything was fine and going according to plan. Toms friend killed Tom.
There's something so unsatisfying when an update says they were caught, and since released.....
I just feel justice is served when it says "died behind bars" or "died in prison". Some of those crimes were just so awful.
Depends on the crime. Not all crimes deserve life.
@@rajs7876 No one said anything about life sentences
Do you ever find the outro music of UM is more creepy and unsettling than the intro theme tune? It's more subtle but also darker and more frightening.
I remember seeing a photo of one of the alien beings from the Missing Time episode to this outro theme in the background. It was one of the most scariest things I ever saw and felt.
The Swedish girls segment seemed to end abruptly and incomplete.
lame police job, in the golden state, as often, specially in the 90's. I had to say so
Yeah they cut out any mention of a man named Loren, there was a lifetime update which mentioned they had searched Loren's residence and would let us know if there was enough evidence to charge Loren with the deaths. I don't think there was but he fits the description and was still a main suspect. Loren Herzog died in 2012.
Robert Stack
Mike Breen
Marv Albert
Jim Ross
Are some of my favorite voices ever. When they talk you listen and you’re drawn in!
My fave tv show ever!! I still listen now nearly every day and evening to wind down takes me back to my childhood
I am in Australia and still love the Binge watching we had these episodes back in the early 80's it was awesome and it still is
Watching these episodes now I forget the crimes happened so long ago, and feel surprised when they say the criminals were in prison, but are now released. It seems like there should be updates to the other crimes they went on to do.
Is it just me or is UM ALWAYS doing Amelia Earhart segments ?!
I'm 58 & have lived in the UK all my life & although England is a reletively safe country, even as a guy,I wouldn't hitchhike or recommend anybody else should!
Unfortunately there was a sad case not 10 miles from where I am now where an absolutely stunning girl was making her way back home from a music festival with her boyfriend. A guy had picked them up & they had dropped the boyfriend off first. The girl then disappeared & was only found, I think years later, in someone's back yard. The guy was arrested & charged.
Don't hitchhike people!
In Sweden you could literally legally stop over and camp overnight on someone else's private property. Sweden had no such compulsion in hitchhiking in the 80-90s because it was one of the safest countries in Europe. Because of this, however, they tended to be clueless on how dangerous life in the US can be if you hitchhike. The segment also plays into the "Blue Swede" character type: the naive Scandinavian going in the Wild West and stupidly dying because of a dumb decision or saying the wrong words. It's there since the Wild West times.
@@nm7358
I must admit I wouldn't put the Swedes as anymore guilable or naive than any other nation?
@@nm7358 But even AMERICANS told them👆 it ISN'T SAFE... they DID IT 😫ANYWAY
I always wanted to have information on a case... never did!
I have the Strange Legends DVD set of Unsolved Mysteries and the Amelia Earhart segment was always one of my favorites
Where did you get your DVD from??
I got it from the treasure chest set that came out years ago. The set cost me $400 from a third party seller because by then, it was out of print. I don't regret it! I love Unsolved Mysteries that much!
I got it too! It’s worth every cent!
Most recent update was she was now supposedly alive on the island possibly bleeding and at night by a fire coconut crabs came out and killed her.. They are vicious
I'd love to have given female hitchhikers rides to help them out but damn in this day I can't trust anyone.
@I. Wynn Wynn both sexes have reasons not to be trusted
@I. Wynn Wynn Sexist much?
@I. Wynn Wynn I imagine you there, typing whilst wearing a pink pussy hat.
I remember a long time a go picking up a hitchhiker in the rain with my mom and sister in law but I would never do it these days. More crazy people than ever out there.
Same here! I have some Scandinavian lineage and if I were driving and saw one or two females hitch-hiking, I wouldn't stop because I don't know if I was going to be the target of a car-jacking or worse!
I LOVE THE MUSIC 🎶 OF THE START WHEN ROBERT IS TELLING THE STORIES ABOUT THE SHOW!!😊❤
I've hitchhiked across the USA several times, in basically every direction... it's really sad that you basically can't do it anymore. Maybe it would've been safer had there been a more severe penalty for anyone harming another in that situation, idk. It's not like the world used to be "so much safer", we're just more aware now.
You're very lucky you weren't hurt stay safe!
@@lmiller9178 No kidding!! My parents always told me to NEVER hitchhike!
I live in Mexico, and i know is like a different universe between USA and my country, but is kinda curious how hitchhiking is seen here. We don't do that cuz we are afraid of the hitchhiker, whom may be a criminal, or we directly think it's an actual ghost 🤣
@@ladylu0311 Oh man, I've visited Mexico too, definitely heard some interesting ghost stories while there. Nowadays I don't think I'd take my chances, there or most places :P
@@lostpelican1883 ur a weirdo
We had a family car but my mother on occasion hitchhiked to places around town when I was a kid back in the 70's and we didn't have to wait long for a ride. Both parents worked but my father had main control of the car, not saying it was safer to hitchhike back then, nothing happened to us thank goodness.
That there is an unbroken chain of good luck; very fortunate.
Sad that he came first and she had to hitchhike with a child.glad you are safe
Get her own car
Story 1 heartbreaking.. daring trusting vulnerable beautiful Naïve.. unfortunately can equal disaster.. Be careful out there folks..
If Gary couldn’t afford gasoline then why would he buy s thirty thousand dollar horse
Shaye Cartier And if Robert Stack said it was an Agent of Tom Dixon why everybody was calling him Tom Dixon if he was the Agent would look different
No, he couldn't afford a gas embargo for his gas station
He could afford the horse, but couldn't gas the horse up til he got paid again i assume.
There was a witness of the scrap metal yard that it this guy with the dead man's car, looking to scrap and make the car disappear ... need I say more. And it wasn't a junker car. He obviously had a major hand in the guys death.
@@wynottgivemore9274 not being able to afford things doesn't stop many people from buying them anyway.
Classic TV 📺 I MISS These days & Robert Stack
good man Robert Stack
Wasn't there a composite sketch of the killer of the hitchhikers? I believe I saw it when it aired on TV!
Its rumored that the swedish hitchhikers were murdered by the speed freak killers Wesley Shermantine and Loren Herzog
leofunkhowser33 🤦🏾♂️ Jesus, there’s more than one guy in the world named Loren lol. This case has nothing to do with the Speed Freak Killers. That Loren doesn’t even come close to matching the description. In addition, he was not Canadian lol.
Maybe legal reasons
Some mysteries are just meant to be forever unsolved. And Gary Simmons and the two Swedish hitchhikers have always had forever unsolved written all over them
I hitchhiked in my teens, usually with a friend... sometimes I was alone,I was lucky enough to not get hurt or worse....but did meet some scary people by doing that!!
The first story of the Swedish tourist saddens me. It saddens me that they were exploring our country, enjoying it's beauty and they met with danger. I grew up next door to the city of Commerce, CA. I was surprised to hear it mentioned here.
apparently that didn't teach the two danish female explorers who decided to take a trip to Morrocco
their murders were a lot more gruesome
What is even more sad is people tried to warn them it wasn't safe. Even the truck driver told them it was not safe.
America is a dump
The early 70's gas shortages should have taught people about the importance of America being energy independent.
Absolutely,& USA hasn’t learned yet
@@Yahweh-dn9cv we were energy independent from 2017-2020. Bakken shale and Permian basin provided the lions share of what we needed,Canadians provided the rest. We were the biggest oil producer in the world a few years back.
@@agricola I’m referring to getting off fossil fuels period & going solar & wind
@@Yahweh-dn9cv Solar and wind is a huge white elephant, there is no way it can sustain power in a country of any size by itself. Anyone who thinks otherwise is a moron.
@@joshlight6892 what about Iceland?
I'm 40yrs old and started watching it now.
She was popular late 80s and beyond on Detroit Windsor Canada TV where I watched it as a young lad
Joe Soll was such a beautiful child! What a sensitive charming face.
He's a jewish boy, they're so determined, i knew he'd find their relatives
I feel really sorry for him and the other victims of Ms. Bernard. It could be extremely difficult to know your real name, your real birthday, etc. Only genetic genealogy could help these people find their real families. Even that might not help in some cases.
45:25 The scary update music in the last segment.....
Thanks for another episode of unsolved mysteries The murders of the 2 swedish women were awful And ridiculous that's why you gott to be extremely careful when hitchhiking anywhere who would someone commit a brutal murder against the young women and why I don't believe this case will be solved truly sad😪😭😥
I know I drive for uber I had to tell these German tourists not to walk from a McDonalds in a bad neighborhood of Cleveland to a Megabus stop in downtown Cleveland. I thankfully took them to Mickey D's then to the bus stop. It is sad but true.
You should never hitchhike and you should never pick up a hitchhiker either one could mean certain death
Those girls was asking for trouble but it's still not right & sad
COON HUNTER #1 Sympathy coming from a racist? Lol
Fun fact, women are safer in a random's car than they are in their own homes. Male partners are much more dangerous than strangers.
7:30 I was born in Seattle in 1973, where I grew up. Japanese-American. Male. Cases involving Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia fascinate me the most, because I can place myself at the scenes of the crimes. Even though this was only a mention by a trucker heading TO Seattle, it still resonates with me, whenever Seattle is mentioned. Note my birth year: We weren't quite as major of a city back in 1980, as we are now.
Interesting.
I cry every time I see these lost loves episodes.
Yes I've loved watching unsolved mystery with Robert stack
I've always been fascinated with Amelia Earhart's story.
Me too
@brett linthicum what? Lol
I'm frustrated they still don't know what happened to her today! I wish someone can solve her case and the black Dahlia case!!!
@@iwillsurvive1335 please don't egg the bully on, you damn fool.That shit ain't funny. Mind your business and stop ecouraging the shit!
Boring
Too bad uber didn't exist back in those days 😵
CEDL4072 I don’t think any Uber driver would agree to take someone from Los Angeles up to the Bay Area.
Don't trust Uber a girl was killed in an Uber! Be safe Women.Men should be protecting us, not killing us!!
Cellphones as well
Stephen Haskell hey your racist ass out of here smfh
Why not? Wouldn’t they make more money?
"Swedes come from a culture entirely homogenous, middle class and trusting" - You can't even say this today without being labeled a Nazi. But sadly, Sweden isn't homogenous anymore and as such, violent crimes like rape, child violence and previously unheard of crimes using grenades have skyrocketed across the major cities.
You just exposed yourself as a nazi. Good job.
Very true about Sweden today. The great undoing is what some have called it. Facts are facts.
This was an enjoyable episode, had not seen a couple of the cases before, glad the man who was sold as a baby found his half- brother and cousin's. 🙂
Can anyone imagine Robert Stack telling a joke?? Lol like could you even laugh.....😂
He was a comedian
Ever watch Airplane?
@@egala005 I was just about to say. Hard to believe watching "Unsolved Mysteries" but he's hillarious in "Airplane!"
He had a great sense of humor. Starred in Airplane! Did a spoof of himself in a cameo of Trey Parker and Matt Stone's Baseketball. He also did voicework for Mike Judge on Beavis and Butthead Do America (FULL CAVITY SEARCHES) and guest appearances on King Of The Hill.
He said one at the beginning..."others say perhaps he was plane wrong"
That intro track is highly underrated.
Great info/upload as usual! I have hitch hiked thousands of miles around the US and also stopped to help others point A to point B. Stopped that 30yrs ago. Got way too dangerous. Worried several times. "Teach Your Children Well". I don't recommend it. Godspeed!
The Boogyman checks under his bed for Robert Stack.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
WANTED segments were always the creepiest
Who must be more insane, the hitchhiker or the driver who picks them up?
Hitchhiker. I drive Uber part time and these German girls planned to walk from a McDonalds in the ghetto of Cleveland to a Megabus bus stop. I had to tell them no dont do that.
Sadly, I'd say whichever one is the female in the situation.
Though there is no way I can be certain, I suspect that Robert Stack's location in the cave is one of the caves in Griffith Park in Los Angeles.
I’ve never understood why adopted kids feel the need so bad to find their “birth parents”. Their adoptive parents literally wanted them more than anything in the world and they HAVE a family. Family is who raises you, not who shitted you out. And majority of the times, they didn’t even want them in the first place, that’s why they gave em up.
Because they wanna know where they come from
You have to understand the feelings of alienation and not belonging or fitting in with the rest of the family- i’m not adopted but always felt adopted due to never feeling like i fit in and belonged to the rest of my family - it gives a person answers to lots of questions and peace a lot of times to find their birth parents or family and enables them to move on with their life - also when you don’t know your birth family medical issues and questions can get complicated and make things harder in older age - you may carry genetic medical conditions and not know it and fail to get treatment- that is a very important reason to know your family history
The genetics and instincts don't lie. They're always in a person. It's something that goes beyond just personality or character, but it's a part of the person.
Bessie Bernards new residence...……..HELL
Even that is too good for garbage like her.
It’s not like she STOLE the babies. Their mothers gave them up willingly.
Bessie Bernard should not stealing babies and changing birth names
Robert Stack could read the menu from Chinese Restaurant take-out and give me nightmares for a week.
Holy shit! Freddy Krueger was in on that med scam!
The crime that always disturbed me is the bowling alley massacre! They never caught the perpetrators and has been unsolved since 1990 when it happened!
Rip Robert stack love the way he does this he's like peter Thomas
He was a real gentleman
That update music at the end was scary as hell.
...perhaps it’s YOU ?
I always wondered why they bothered recording people who didn't want to be identified. Like why not just use audio recording or even recording them at all.
As far as the young women who were killed I sure really truly honestly do hope that they find out the person or people who were that killed the 2 young ladies . I sure really truly honestly do feel sympathy for the parents of the young women. May they rip.
Never ever hitchhike or pick up a hitchhiker.
It's more dangerous now then back in those days and it was very dangerous back then
Exactly
well a guy gave me a ride yesterday i am a guy and can fight but it can be scary. probably becuase your in their comfort zone (their car) instead of a place they are not comfortable
They think the killer was Leon Herzog AKA the speed freak killer well they nailed the guy with the green canoe he looked strikingly similar to him.
“Look! Here comes an abduction van! Stick your thumb out and let’s get a ride with him!”
A Nightmare on Elm Street has a run time of 91 minutes and has since been released on DVD.
bluray too why mention it being on dvd? i get why you mention it though but you mentioning it being on dvd was just strange that's all
Thanks for bringing this brilliant show back ,binged watched all the time ,loved it ,
I'm confused as to why they didn't go back to the original guy that told Gary Simmons about Tom Dixon in the first place. It seems that a lot of people knew who this guy was but yet the investigation never really got off the ground.
AGREE i wish they did. Maybe they did but police kept this part secret...
Feel bad for the two girls. They had no idea how dangerous the US can be.
They were told not hitch hike, they were warned it was dangerous
I wouldn't trust anyone with "Fredrick Krueger" in their name. (referring to the fake investment story)
I was hesitant up until the Lost Love story but it turned out to be a good one and with that said another good episode from start to finish
Why so serious 🃏🥃😈
It is hard to believe that all these stories happened when I was young between 1967 to 1992! 😮
I sure was hoping for the update on the two murdered women...alas, the killer got away with it
not necessarily someone that would do something so horrible on a whim or because he thought the girls owed him something for giving them a ride is probably in prison for something else most likely of violent offense hopefully died in prison violent offenders like that usually just don't commit one crime.
I'm sorry but these baby selling/stealing episodes strike a different type of nerve. I'm angry for those people.
Still happening today sadly
I know!! Adoption is a blessing but she was stealing.
Be thankful someone wanted and loved you...
Dixon had Gary’s car trying to get rid of it,I think it’s self explanatory
I love the scam stories...
This wasn't about gas, I wonder about Roy Hilton. More players than what is known I feel.
My Biological Mother had Type A+ Blood. My Biological Father had O-
I have B+. Her personal Medical History was Corrupt or Colorfully Embellished. The Social Worker / Adoption Agent, refused to divulge this information to my Adoptive Father, in 1969... (?) I found out at 20 years of age in 1988. I finally met my Biological Mother in 2001. Her Daughter, 11 years My Senior, was not revealed to me prior to 1998. I am very lucky to have a Family. My 'Biological' Mother passed in 2017, at 77 years
I loovve unsolved mysterious yeah ì used to watch it all 😊with my family when I was younger. Used to sit in front of the telly. Watch it with the family...
Worse than the ruin caused by all the criminals’ crimes and the pain and anguish they have caused, is the fact that many if the perpetrators, i would say MOST of them, even when caught, are given way too short of sentences and then set free to go right back to living as they did before, and in cases where persons have been bilked of thousands and thousands if dollars, nothing is ever said about any attempts to hold them responsible for repayment; moreover, they ate certain to go right on to another victim.
Can you point to any cases covered on the show where people were released after serving their sentences and re-offended?
@@vintagesaskia1139 i've started watching from episode #1 to this one and so far no. the last episode had one where a guy was suppose to do 38 years in jail and only did 4 years! how is that possible?
@@rolandofgilead43 I haven't seen a case from this show where they reoffended after serving their time.
@@vintagesaskia1139 that is odd I mean if that is true it is surprising but there are missing episodes and missing segments I think too. I think I think I read 260 cases were solved or was it more than 260? I forget which but either way the reality that none of them have done anything else is doubtful to take a guess they still haven't been caught at it.
@rolandofgilead43 people only get let out on parole if it's really really unlikely that they'll reoffend. Usually that is the case.
Lessons learned from the arrest of Bessie (hawk spit) Bernard:
1) When searching the apartment, always have more people present than are IN the apartment.
2) Always station at least one, and preferably TWO policemen outside the apartment door to prevent flight.
3) If the old fart still gets out, have at least a police car outside the building to cut him off.
4) Instruct all baby-snatching suspects present to SIT DOWN before you search, and not interfere, or you will arrest them.
5) When someone physically *attacks* you as you search their purse, it's no time to pull punches, old lady or no. Restrain them immediately.
6) If all this is too much, simply have the SWAT team raid the baby-snatchers, the way they seemingly get used to serve every other kind of warrant. Let old Bessie "go berzerk" on a half-dozen officers with AR-15s, and see what happens.
There's a time and place for the use of force, and it just may look more like Bessie Bernard than some black kid.
Love Robert stack. Love this show then and now
The update music at the end scared me shiitless