Duncan’s story is so heartwarming. The wife is so awesome supportive and straightforward. Lol “did you sleep with her? Congrats you have a daughter and she’s looking for you”
The case of where the woman stops off in the dead of the night to get a drink but then gets attacked by a serial killer on the loose was one of the most frightening episodes ever, especially how when Robert Stack utters the chilling words: "If there was a serial killer on the loose, this was the perfect setting for him to find a victim" and that shocking and deranged music. The scariest part for me though was the way he was looking down at her as he drove off and for her to drive off only to find herself riding his bumper. She was in the wrong place at the wrong time but fortunately survived. That same music was used during the I-70 Killer case that also gave me nightmares for decades.
@@overcomerbtbojesus I must have seen this when I was about nine or ten. I remember being paralysed with fear during this section and even as a man approaching 40, it still sends some chills down my spine. The I-70 Killer case also freaked me out as did the Sacramento Thrill Killings (where a deranged dude shot three people in a convenience store and three more in a pizza parlor) The funny thing with UM was that it frightened us to where we were scared stupid yet we always went back for more. For me it was every Saturday night at 8pm followed by Cops. Fun times.
The music used in the segment "Richard's Rampage" scared me for decades myself. Malkin did one hell of a job composing some of the scariest music in a show ever.
I see a man beaten down by life, that took his rage out as revenge on women who personified the trauma others had inflicted throughout his life. Possibly by a female figure in his childhood. I don’t believe he resorted to sexual assault, he let his victims go when they stopped resisting. Those limits feel like a hard line before psychopathy. A true psychopath would likely not have any boundaries, but he was still malignant.
"We think he is a loner, prefers his own thoughts, his own fantasies, doesn't like intrusions..."...My sister laughed when she heard this, saying it sounded just like me..
Loners are not evil, however those that pervert that into a fight against society and those victims who they feel personify their past trauma and rejection by killing them out of revenge, are like wounded animals backed into a corner. They feel like they have nothing left to lose.
Shoutout to Duncan's wife. That's exactly how I would've handled it. And I can't help but giggle at how sheepish Duncan was; they're such a cute couple. That segment warmed my heart and definitely put me in the Christmas mood (watching/listening in Dec. 2021) ❤❤❤
Unsolved Mysteries always did phenomenal job with a mix of spine chilling musical themes when playing the scripts of the serial killer stories. These Serial killer stories always raise the hair on my neck and of course good ol’ Uncle Roberts voice just takes it to a whole nother level Best crime drama mystery show of all time hands down, no question
This. I learned to drive recently and read online that I should get into the habit of locking the car the minute I step into it. So I lock the car before I turn on the lights, the radio, google maps etc. It really ought to be the first thing one does.
@Michael dampman " Just the theme music and Robert Stack' s voice use to scare the shit outta you as a kid ! ! ! ! ". 😂😂😂😂😂😂 " Possibly still does ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ". I totally agree with you ! ! ! ! ! 👍👍👍👍👍
They were nice, all right. But what about the man who married her mom? Didn't his raising her like his own count? Didn't her stepfather treat her right?
@@guadalupebaptista9757 I got the impression that the "stepfather" thought that he was the biological father and never found out otherwise. The daughter never claimed she was mistreated, just that something felt off like she didn't fit in.
I hope to find my own Duncan. It's amazing how she said, " when she wrote in the diary that he was the kindest, I KNEW IT WAS MY DUNCAN." I hope to feel the same about my future guy.
The first case is scary and disturbing. I'm glad the victim survived and I hope that monster is caught. Having said that, not a good idea to stop at midnight at an isolated rest stop when you are alone and there is no one else around. Just don't do it.
@@Moodboard39 It is worse now. All kinds of drug addicts, sometimes manufacturers, camp at rest stops now. I have seen this several times on I-5 at well-travelled rest stops, and am not an alarmist. Even in broad daylight, it requires hyper-vigilence to stay safe 😢
@@cherylcampbell9369 It's unwise to ever stop at a rest stop on the Interstate, no matter what the reason, even in broad daylight. If you need to use the restroom, stop at a McDonald's. Never sleep in your car at a rest stop either, that is an open invitation to being victimized. If you must sleep in your car, choose a Walmart parking lot. They have 24 hour surveillance cameras and that dissuades many criminals.
@Moodboard39 wasn't safe then that's why most famous Serial Killers come from that time people were just more Naive back then. They read the papers of missing people hitchhiking and still did it thats naive
If it wasn't for Jane's sheer bravery, the River Valley Killer would definitely have continued his spree. She's an absolutely brave woman. I know her daughter ended up having mild cerebral palsy, but I truly hope she and her daughter is okay now.
I would like to see the aftermath. I wasted thirty years of my life looking for my lost brothers. Sadly, I found them. They invaded my home, stole my money and were pissed when I told them to get going. I have an adopted sister who I love greatly. We are not related in any way but we grew up together. I think that is more important than sharing DNA. I also do not understand how you can love someone on sight just because you have the same DNA.
Used to watch this with my mom every time it came on. Now that my mother has passed away , I'm glad RUclips has these videos. When I really start missing her I just come and watch the shows on Unsolved Mysteries. When I'm not watching murder documentaries
Loveee Duncan's wife, such a wonderful supportive woman secure in her love. The daughter is super gorgeous too, what a great conclusion to their story.
The killer in the first story was nicknamed "The Valley killer", and is listed in most crime encyclopedias. It's a miracle that the courageous victim was able to drive after being stabbed 18 times, and even more miraculous that her baby survived. Too bad the other victims were not that lucky.
@@Octoberisms Yep, that's his full nickname but to locals and in most crime encyclopedias he's simply known as the "Valley killer". I guess the name was way too long so it was shortened. 😉
Don't be a weakling by feeling bad for the victims that died. Death is the only thing in life that's guaranteed to happen. It can't be stopped so why be afraid of it? Why feel bad about it? People need to embrace death and welcome it and stop pretending that they can escape it, you can only postpone it for so long before it catches up to you and laughs in your face.
@@Seri-Katil No disrespect, but that's a very sociopathic way to see that. I feel like it's perfectly normal and perfectly acceptable to feel bad about someone dying, particularly if that person was brutally murdered the way Elizabeth was. She didn’t ask for it, she wasn't "waiting to die", someone took her life away from her. There's nothing natural about murder, there's nothing to embrace when it comes to people dying against their will, so honestly man I really don't understand your thought process here.
The first story was diabolical. Glad she survived. ( because she stopped fighting probably is what saved her life, because the thrill wasn't there for him anymore )
Most of you don't know what a world is like without cellphones and internet. Our only option was going to a library. And the information you got then couldn't be easily verified so people took it as gossipal. Word of mouth reigned supreme. With the internet we gained the huge advantage of information at our finger tips. I remember pagers being a big deal back in highschool. Before that my father had a cellphone that took up the trunk of his car. He had to press a button to raise the idle when he used it. Then came the brick phones.
I vaguely remember those days. It kinda sucked but we had to make due what was available in pre 911 America. People were still buying albums from record stores, and video stores (Blockbuster) still reigned supreme(with VHS tapes mind you)! I will say this though: gas was much cheaper in those days. Gas ranged from at under or a little over a dollar in the 80's and 90's. These days, its over 3.00 a gallon.
Shit, I still have a turn table and never learned how to use a VCR let alone a DVD and I have never had a cell phone. The only reason I have a computer is it is like having a library in my home. And Miles Cruz, when I was a kid gas cost thirty five cents a gallon.
Isnt it crazy how back in the 80s and 90s, gas being over a dollar was really expensive. By today's standards, gas being in the dollar range would be a bargain in today's economy.
@@milescruz4130 I can remember as a teenager in the mid-90s my friends and I complaining when gas got to $1.30. Now I consider $2 to be cheap (it's currently about $2.30-$2.60 where I live)
The first story Jane is an amazing true hero and I'm glad her and her baby survived this ordeal as for this cold hearted monster who was a war veteran who later killed himself and his family he probably has done this before hopefully he's rotting in hell
UM was such a dark, eerie show for network television, I love when they cut to commercial for the "reunited with lost loves" stories, but it's still the intense theme music at 17:13
Is it just me, or when they show the pictures of all murdered women the music, picture of the women they use even the font for their names is creepy! This show used to scare me so much as a kid.
Yeah and I hate to speak ill of the dead, but he obviously didn't pick his victims based on looks. Morse and Critchley's faces are the most creepy - I'd hate to see what they looked like _after_ he killed them.
The moment they were going to put Jane on hypnosis, I knew the composite drawing of the killer would be very freaky, and I was right. That is always the case and reason why I love UM.
7:30 The creepiest scene ever on this show. After all of these years I never forgot it. The next closest is the shot of a hunter finding Ethel Kidd's body tied to a tree.
Imagine if the serial killer was commenting on here and watching this segment on youtube?! ::shudders:: This is one of the scarier episodes since I don't believe it was ever solved.
Our Father taught us to fight like hell and make as much noise as we can. He told us they are crazy to do this and they are going to hurt and kill us. He was absolutely right.
A premie birth back then....wow... My son was born 11 weeks early....he spent 98 days in NICU and was on oxygen for an additional month after getting released from the hospital but otherwise he's doing very well. We are very fortunate.
That's really sad and somewhat cruel how her Mother Patsy handled it with dealing with Duncan when she chose to cheat on her fiance. Lying to him, trying to pose her child as her husband's, the truth always comes out when you choose to lie and hide things like that. At least Jeanie in the end got the reunion and to know her biological Father Duncan.
Even those who adopted never told the kids it always comes out because they just sense something is off,sooner or later they start asking questions or they over hear something, someone spills the beans or they find paper documents and it comes out
She came from an era where there was so much shame about having a child out of wedlock. Had she lived in a more recent time she may have dealt with it differently. It sounds like her parents and her religion played a large part.
Does anyone know what Rothstein family Patricia Sawyer refers to? She said she would have to sell a land or a farm that belonged to original settlers came from Massachusets.
I knew it was going to be that music ( I remembered it )when I read your comment, before it got to 8:08! UM may have used it in another episode- the one with the wicked boat accident?
2:34 I like this version of Star Wars Episode VIII where Luke Skywalker decided to become a psychologist hunting down serial killers instead of a bum living alone on an island wallowing in self pity for thirty years.
The dude in the first segment, Philpot, he wrote a really good book about another unsolved mysteries case. Google his name, find his book and enjoy that amazing rabbit hole! 🥂
I know prob cancer maybe?? He was very sweet and I’m glad they at least got 7 yrs together and he got to meet his grandkids! Also I love how his wife was supportive and knew that was him when they described him I thought that was so touching. She wasn’t put off by him having a kid at all and encouraged him to call.
The first story the woman was sitting in a shopping center parking lot during the day. She was stabbed and he did mention she hurt his girlfried as well the state plates. She did survive and drove away.
The profiler/psychologist in the first one is John Philpin, he has books and a website. Intense seeming dude, and he's not a cop, hes an independent profiler.
That side view when hes lookin back at the woman he stabbed, idk if its the music or just that shot's particular angle but omg... creepiest thing ive literally EVER seen! 😖 #ALLKINDSOFJUSTNO!
I can't believe this woman just sits there in her car drinking a drink in an isolated area with some weirdo next door in a car scoping her out....jeeeesh. I wouldn't do that and I am male with a weapon.
I wonder if the twins really had the medical problems the doctor said they did, or if he lied to the parents because he wanted his friends to adopt the babies.
@hollyking2580 - I wondered the same thing. Being born so premature at that time might’ve meant health issues, but not necessarily. How diabolical that parents would have to choose between adopting their child or children out because they couldn’t afford life saving surgeries
Lol the Connecticut River Valley part doesn't mention when the victim calls him an asshole after he almost just left her after the first incident to pull her out of the car (in her own words): "At that time, I didn't feel threatened because I thought maybe he just got confused and thought I was somebody else. The next thing I know, he starts walking to his vehicle... and I said these words that I will regret for the rest of my life. I said, “hey, asshole, what about my windshield?” because he was walking away and I have a smashed windshield. At the same time, I didn't feel threatened. I thought he’d just made a mistake... and that's when he came back around to my side of the car where I was standing. " Wild, wild stuff
Lying about the father of your child is such a despicable thing to do. Paternity tests at birth should be mandatory before the birth certificate is ever signed.
The last story, how and why did the twins get adopted? By the letter her mother wrote, she was taking them home from the hospital. I'm a little lost on this one. Did I miss something?
Ugh imagine living in a country where your kid is born with a heart defect and needs surgery so your only option is to give them up for adoption?! So messed up
especially if you don't live in that country you really have no right to criticize it I think the doctors were just worried about the children's long-term care and support it's really easy for people to criticize what they don't understand.
@@Davidparadisguilbeau but how do you know your way is the right way? is leaving a child with a heart defect to people that can't afford to pay for medical bills for that child a good thing? unfortunately people have to make decisions based on the children's interest not the parents that shouldn't have had children in the first place if you can't afford to take care of all of a child's needs you shouldn't have children but unfortunately people still do so the government has to step in and take the children away and it isn't because they want to be mean or they're so backwards it's because they're looking after the child so what would be your solution? how about instead of criticizing everything which really serves no purpose but virtue signaling how about you provide Solutions what I would have done different? rather than just they shouldn't have done that happens all the time with people that think they know better on the internet. are you going to go back into a time machine and adopt a child no okay then. what's done is done there's no point in dwelling in the past if it just makes you angry that they didn't follow your standards of how they should behave please get on your high horse and ride off. because I'll tell you one thing I would rather have lived in the past than in this future.
13:02 He said “You hurt my girlfriend real bad” because while he’s killed before, he’d probably never killed a pregnant woman. He likely felt a little conflicted about it. So he needed to give himself a reason to go through with it. He’s trying to amp himself up by inventing a reason to justify it later on.
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Even notice how they pick exactly the right music to make certain cases sound even more creepy.
Dude the exact music at 8:00 for the next minute or so, by far the creepiest music.
Duncan’s story is so heartwarming. The wife is so awesome supportive and straightforward. Lol “did you sleep with her? Congrats you have a daughter and she’s looking for you”
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agreed, what an awesome wife
They all say he was such a nice man, and just by his segment he does look like he is a good person.
And said she wants back child support lol
Duncan is a sweetie!
That gallant, fatherly presence of Robert Stack. And his amazing voice. Love him.
Me too, he's the best
He is my daddy
He isnt my daddy.. but he is DADDY AF 😍😍😍
I shit my pants when he narrates these monstrosities
@@samuellemoyne4791 😂🤣
The case of where the woman stops off in the dead of the night to get a drink but then gets attacked by a serial killer on the loose was one of the most frightening episodes ever, especially how when Robert Stack utters the chilling words: "If there was a serial killer on the loose, this was the perfect setting for him to find a victim" and that shocking and deranged music. The scariest part for me though was the way he was looking down at her as he drove off and for her to drive off only to find herself riding his bumper. She was in the wrong place at the wrong time but fortunately survived.
That same music was used during the I-70 Killer case that also gave me nightmares for decades.
Yeah i have always remembered this segment as one of the scariest of the show and the music is downright chilling and terrifying 😱
@@overcomerbtbojesus I must have seen this when I was about nine or ten. I remember being paralysed with fear during this section and even as a man approaching 40, it still sends some chills down my spine. The I-70 Killer case also freaked me out as did the Sacramento Thrill Killings (where a deranged dude shot three people in a convenience store and three more in a pizza parlor)
The funny thing with UM was that it frightened us to where we were scared stupid yet we always went back for more. For me it was every Saturday night at 8pm followed by Cops. Fun times.
No kidding agree.
The music used in the segment "Richard's Rampage" scared me for decades myself. Malkin did one hell of a job composing some of the scariest music in a show ever.
That setting at the isolated soda machine is definitely the most burned-in-my-brain image from the classic days of Unsolved Mysteries for me.
That composite sketch of the Connecticut River Valley Killer is pure evil
I remember the first time I saw this episode I was about 8 and thought the exact same thing
I see a man beaten down by life, that took his rage out as revenge on women who personified the trauma others had inflicted throughout his life. Possibly by a female figure in his childhood. I don’t believe he resorted to sexual assault, he let his victims go when they stopped resisting.
Those limits feel like a hard line before psychopathy. A true psychopath would likely not have any boundaries, but he was still malignant.
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@@teelowteelow356 Judge my comment as you see fit.
Looks like Robert Patrick.
Jeanie had her father, Duncan, for 5 years before he passed away. My sympathies.
Aw dang. He looked so healthy there, too. At least she did have those 6 years with him, as did her kids.
"We think he is a loner, prefers his own thoughts, his own fantasies, doesn't like intrusions..."...My sister laughed when she heard this, saying it sounded just like me..
Loners are not evil, however those that pervert that into a fight against society and those victims who they feel personify their past trauma and rejection by killing them out of revenge, are like wounded animals backed into a corner.
They feel like they have nothing left to lose.
Sir, have you ever visited a soda machine on a dark and lonely highway? 🤔
Shoutout to Duncan's wife. That's exactly how I would've handled it. And I can't help but giggle at how sheepish Duncan was; they're such a cute couple. That segment warmed my heart and definitely put me in the Christmas mood (watching/listening in Dec. 2021) ❤❤❤
“He just was so calm.” That’s so scary. This story is one of the scariest I’ve ever seen.
... that's how psychopaths are. Very calculated but have no empathy
@@clopez4280 Correct
@@clopez4280 they feed on fear. Gives them more power..can't be afraid...they pick weak people
Same
The Connecticut Valley Killer segment is one of the most nostalgic parts from the show for me, mainly because it' so damn eerie. Just classic.
It's one of the very best well-produced segments that they did.
@@1981lashlarue very well done. The detective was great too,
Scary as hell.
Oh yeah I couldn’t agree more! That segment is spine-chilling💀
That shot where hes driving off...just his dead eyed stare STILL freaks me the fuck right out!!!!!
Unsolved Mysteries always did phenomenal job with a mix of spine chilling musical themes when playing the scripts of the serial killer stories. These Serial killer stories always raise the hair on my neck and of course good ol’ Uncle Roberts voice just takes it to a whole nother level
Best crime drama mystery show of all time hands down, no question
Best ever made . Besides the The new detective
Always be aware of your surroundings, and dont sit there unaware with your window open! Always be aware of how you are vulnerble
Am Pm309 exactly ! Taught my kids first thing u do getting in your car is lock it
Never live happy. Always be scared. Never let your guard down. Don't get to know anybody. Be very, very afraid.
Or move to a more peaceful, secure place/country.
@@aurecat You are in danger in any place. It doesn't matter.
This. I learned to drive recently and read online that I should get into the habit of locking the car the minute I step into it. So I lock the car before I turn on the lights, the radio, google maps etc. It really ought to be the first thing one does.
Just the theme music and Robert stacks voice use to scare the shit outta me as a kid..... Possibley still does..lol
Still scares me to this day, just like when I was a kid watching the show.
@Michael dampman
" Just the theme music and Robert Stack' s voice use to scare the shit outta you as a kid ! ! ! ! ". 😂😂😂😂😂😂
" Possibly still does ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ".
I totally agree with you ! ! ! ! ! 👍👍👍👍👍
Awww Duncan and his wife are just so lovely. Nice to see some genuinely nice people among all the sleezes and arsehole.
Yeah, especially cheaters. So nice and not sleezy at all.
Lmao
Coy Leigh its a british slang for asshole
He should still take a DNA
They were nice, all right. But what about the man who married her mom? Didn't his raising her like his own count? Didn't her stepfather treat her right?
@@guadalupebaptista9757 I got the impression that the "stepfather" thought that he was the biological father and never found out otherwise. The daughter never claimed she was mistreated, just that something felt off like she didn't fit in.
I really like Duncan's wife, she seems so lovely and a stand-up woman. Jeannie was really gorgeous.
A real woman, sure of herself. And also we dont hear 'the sweetest man ever met'usually
The creepy music when the killer is attacking Jane at the store. Holy crap.
Sounds like a sinister ass remix of Marche Funebre
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Sounds like it should be in a Jason movie😬
@@cliffordgill9052 jason sensation
@@cliffordgill9052 jay sun far ted. Hee hee!
I love the story of Duncan reuniting with the family he never knew he had! So precious!
The way he *dove* thru the doorway to embrace his daughter was one of the sweetest things I've ever seen! 🥺
Rest in paradise, Robert Stack.❤
I hope to find my own Duncan. It's amazing how she said, " when she wrote in the diary that he was the kindest, I KNEW IT WAS MY DUNCAN." I hope to feel the same about my future guy.
Same
I’m right here... I’m the sweetest and kindest man around. Let’s go out to dinner
Duncan passed away in 1998 his wife and daughter still stay in touch
The first case is scary and disturbing. I'm glad the victim survived and I hope that monster is caught. Having said that, not a good idea to stop at midnight at an isolated rest stop when you are alone and there is no one else around. Just don't do it.
Yes, right, always be aware of your surroundings.
That was back than . Time changed
@@Moodboard39 It is worse now. All kinds of drug addicts, sometimes manufacturers, camp at rest stops now.
I have seen this several times on I-5 at well-travelled rest stops, and am not an alarmist. Even in broad daylight, it requires hyper-vigilence to stay safe 😢
@@cherylcampbell9369 It's unwise to ever stop at a rest stop on the Interstate, no matter what the reason, even in broad daylight. If you need to use the restroom, stop at a McDonald's. Never sleep in your car at a rest stop either, that is an open invitation to being victimized. If you must sleep in your car, choose a Walmart parking lot. They have 24 hour surveillance cameras and that dissuades many criminals.
@Moodboard39 wasn't safe then that's why most famous Serial Killers come from that time people were just more Naive back then. They read the papers of missing people hitchhiking and still did it thats naive
If it wasn't for Jane's sheer bravery, the River Valley Killer would definitely have continued his spree. She's an absolutely brave woman. I know her daughter ended up having mild cerebral palsy, but I truly hope she and her daughter is okay now.
Woah really? Was that from the attack?
Yes, but where was her intuition to begin with?
That's supposed to have kept her out of trouble in the first place, right?
@@puppiesarepower3682 You don't understand how convincing some killers can be at appearing "normal".
He continued, probably in a different area
@@DMallthewayHe ended up killing his family before he committed suicide.
The reunion stories get me every time.
Because you're a pussy.
I'm surprised a lot of people don't seem to like them
It's just filler
@@Swoop187OG187 you're just a piece of shit.
I would like to see the aftermath. I wasted thirty years of my life looking for my lost brothers. Sadly, I found them. They invaded my home, stole my money and were pissed when I told them to get going. I have an adopted sister who I love greatly. We are not related in any way but we grew up together. I think that is more important than sharing DNA. I also do not understand how you can love someone on sight just because you have the same DNA.
Used to watch this with my mom every time it came on. Now that my mother has passed away , I'm glad RUclips has these videos. When I really start missing her I just come and watch the shows on Unsolved Mysteries. When I'm not watching murder documentaries
The survivor in the first segment is VERY lucky.
*BLESSED😇
One of UM creepiest reenactments imo! 😖
Special appearances from Pepsi and Canada Dry
Last episode featured “I Can’t Believe it’s not Butter”.
haha i love how his wife knew, without knowing much details just the first name and that he was a vet
He must be an astonishingly sweet guy for such a description to be taken so seriously
the reunion with Jeanie and her dad was very emotional!
I’ve watched the Duncan segment many times and I smile each time.
Loveee Duncan's wife, such a wonderful supportive woman secure in her love. The daughter is super gorgeous too, what a great conclusion to their story.
Duncan was lucky to have a wife like her and wasn't upset about that whole thing that happened years ago.
The music in that first segment: right up there with the music for Halloween. Excellent.
2:10 Miraculous Escape
17:24 GI Dad
23:10 Phantom Judge
36:04 Coffee Pot Twins
Anyone else feel that even though some cases are solved, they are still frightening. 😫
Yes, they are..🥴
The truth is scarier than fiction 😲
Woman had twelve children and her doctor's name is "Dr. Harder". Nice, real nice.
Too mani babies ugh wth.
@@OikPoinFive its never too many babies. Every child is a gift from GOD!
😝😝😂
"Dr.Harder" 😂
Suzanne and Duncan are my favorite people out of all these shows. How sweet are they?
The killer in the first story was nicknamed "The Valley killer", and is listed in most crime encyclopedias. It's a miracle that the courageous victim was able to drive after being stabbed 18 times, and even more miraculous that her baby survived. Too bad the other victims were not that lucky.
I read the name is the Connecticut river valley killer.
@@Octoberisms Yep, that's his full nickname but to locals and in most crime encyclopedias he's simply known as the "Valley killer". I guess the name was way too long so it was shortened. 😉
Don't be a weakling by feeling bad for the victims that died. Death is the only thing in life that's guaranteed to happen. It can't be stopped so why be afraid of it? Why feel bad about it? People need to embrace death and welcome it and stop pretending that they can escape it, you can only postpone it for so long before it catches up to you and laughs in your face.
@@Seri-Katil No disrespect, but that's a very sociopathic way to see that. I feel like it's perfectly normal and perfectly acceptable to feel bad about someone dying, particularly if that person was brutally murdered the way Elizabeth was. She didn’t ask for it, she wasn't "waiting to die", someone took her life away from her. There's nothing natural about murder, there's nothing to embrace when it comes to people dying against their will, so honestly man I really don't understand your thought process here.
@@jonathanturbide2232 death is completely natural and naturally guaranteed. Suicide and murder are just 2 ways to speed up the process.
The first story was diabolical. Glad she survived. ( because she stopped fighting probably is what saved her life, because the thrill wasn't there for him anymore )
Most of you don't know what a world is like without cellphones and internet. Our only option was going to a library. And the information you got then couldn't be easily verified so people took it as gossipal. Word of mouth reigned supreme. With the internet we gained the huge advantage of information at our finger tips.
I remember pagers being a big deal back in highschool. Before that my father had a cellphone that took up the trunk of his car. He had to press a button to raise the idle when he used it. Then came the brick phones.
I vaguely remember those days. It kinda sucked but we had to make due what was available in pre 911 America. People were still buying albums from record stores, and video stores (Blockbuster) still reigned supreme(with VHS tapes mind you)! I will say this though: gas was much cheaper in those days. Gas ranged from at under or a little over a dollar in the 80's and 90's. These days, its over 3.00 a gallon.
Shit, I still have a turn table and never learned how to use a VCR let alone a DVD and I have never had a cell phone. The only reason I have a computer is it is like having a library in my home. And Miles Cruz, when I was a kid gas cost thirty five cents a gallon.
Isnt it crazy how back in the 80s and 90s, gas being over a dollar was really expensive. By today's standards, gas being in the dollar range would be a bargain in today's economy.
@@milescruz4130 I can remember as a teenager in the mid-90s my friends and I complaining when gas got to $1.30. Now I consider $2 to be cheap (it's currently about $2.30-$2.60 where I live)
I live in San Diego and gas right now is $5 gal
I love when the show gives updates about the cases thank you 👍
The first story Jane is an amazing true hero and I'm glad her and her baby survived this ordeal as for this cold hearted monster who was a war veteran who later killed himself and his family he probably has done this before hopefully he's rotting in hell
My heart melts when they reunite people. 🥰💓
UM was such a dark, eerie show for network television, I love when they cut to commercial for the "reunited with lost loves" stories, but it's still the intense theme music at 17:13
ever seen the old tv show top cops from 1991?
Stack was the star of "The Untouchables" around 1959-1963. That show was very violent and edgy for its day.
Is it just me, or when they show the pictures of all murdered women the music, picture of the women they use even the font for their names is creepy! This show used to scare me so much as a kid.
Jonathan Shadegg it’s you
Captain Kennedy sure it is...
Jsha9643 Dunn dunnnnnnnn
My cousin use to watch this when I was young
Yeah and I hate to speak ill of the dead, but he obviously didn't pick his victims based on looks. Morse and Critchley's faces are the most creepy - I'd hate to see what they looked like _after_ he killed them.
OMG the music during the CT valley river segment is just TERRIFYING.
The fact both she and her baby survived is an act of god
Amen !
You better Believe it!!!
After watching a certain South Park episode, I lose it every time Robert Stack talks about having another clue. 😂😂😂😂
The Hardly Boys
Nobody cooler than Robert Stack.
The moment they were going to put Jane on hypnosis, I knew the composite drawing of the killer would be very freaky, and I was right. That is always the case and reason why I love UM.
They, should bring hack unsolved mysteries back on cable television the best show
They have on Netflix
Nina Greenhalgh but not as good as the original
@@ruantengyi I know that. I was a 90s kid.... I was just saying
@@ruantengyi I agree why in the world would they not use the same format
Yes I Love that show
Thank God that woman's friend came out onto the porch, because that guy was clearly intending to finish the job
Surprised he wasn't caught .
7:30 The creepiest scene ever on this show. After all of these years I never forgot it. The next closest is the shot of a hunter finding Ethel Kidd's body tied to a tree.
Imagine if the serial killer was commenting on here and watching this segment on youtube?! ::shudders:: This is one of the scarier episodes since I don't believe it was ever solved.
Me too. Unconclusive dna? He stopped with jane. Is out there
Jane is so blessed by saving her child with this criminal bear her
Robert Stack, is great doing this. We don't have people like that today. He is very good at what he does.
God, the music is haunting in this first one😱thank God Jane’s baby survived🙏🏻
Dude this is the best show ever
I must say it is.
Our Father taught us to fight like hell and make as much noise as we can. He told us they are crazy to do this and they are going to hurt and kill us. He was absolutely right.
A beautiful lost relatives story that brought me to tears!😢
The brother and two sisters have the same nose. You can clearly tell they are related. How wonderful!
You’re a big fan if tv noses aren’t u?
I looked up John Philpin. He has an impressive career of helping find criminals. Apparently he is still active, and has had several books published.
A premie birth back then....wow...
My son was born 11 weeks early....he spent 98 days in NICU and was on oxygen for an additional month after getting released from the hospital but otherwise he's doing very well. We are very fortunate.
That's really sad and somewhat cruel how her Mother Patsy handled it with dealing with Duncan when she chose to cheat on her fiance. Lying to him, trying to pose her child as her husband's, the truth always comes out when you choose to lie and hide things like that. At least Jeanie in the end got the reunion and to know her biological Father Duncan.
Patsy was an immature brat
Even those who adopted never told the kids it always comes out because they just sense something is off,sooner or later they start asking questions or they over hear something, someone spills the beans or they find paper documents and it comes out
She came from an era where there was so much shame about having a child out of wedlock. Had she lived in a more recent time she may have dealt with it differently. It sounds like her parents and her religion played a large part.
an honest judge? they should have known better. i might believe in hot ice or dark light, but an honest judge is a little too far-fetched for me.
Me too
@@luke125 agree
lol
Especially being a former lawyer, can’t trust them.
Does anyone know what Rothstein family Patricia Sawyer refers to? She said she would have to sell a land or a farm that belonged to original settlers came from Massachusets.
8:08 -- Some of the creepiest music EV-ER....
That's some real gangsta shit.. Have a 40, throw a kick drum on dat shit and spit bullets, yeknow wat I mean?
Agreed haha I just made a comment about that!!! Wow its beyond scary
I knew it was going to be that music ( I remembered it )when I read your comment, before it got to 8:08! UM may have used it in another episode- the one with the wicked boat accident?
@@stingraybeach9710 They use the same music in the i-70 killer segment.
Lol seems out of a horror movie
2:34
I like this version of Star Wars Episode VIII where Luke Skywalker decided to become a psychologist hunting down serial killers instead of a bum living alone on an island wallowing in self pity for thirty years.
The dude in the first segment, Philpot, he wrote a really good book about another unsolved mysteries case. Google his name, find his book and enjoy that amazing rabbit hole! 🥂
On Binder or Bender? that CA child kidnapper suspect?
@@OikPoinFive Yes, Tim Bindner. His last name is as spelt very oddly. Great book.
John Philpin, not Philpot
Duncan’s wife is amazing, not a lot of women would have helped the daughter meet her father. Some women are very jealous and vindictive
New grmo
Most are jealous and vindictive
@@terrythompson6386 lies. you sound bitter and the OP sounds jealous.
It probably helped the mother in this case was dead. In that there’s no source of competition around
@@URBCLIPZ he's right and you're white knighting against the fact, now cut that out.
RIP Duncan what a sweet guy awwww.
Yes a few years ago I believe awww. The website for UM has updates and I believe I saw it on there :-(
I know prob cancer maybe?? He was very sweet and I’m glad they at least got 7 yrs together and he got to meet his grandkids! Also I love how his wife was supportive and knew that was him when they described him I thought that was so touching. She wasn’t put off by him having a kid at all and encouraged him to call.
The first story the woman was sitting in a shopping center parking lot during the day. She was stabbed and he did mention she hurt his girlfried as well the state plates. She did survive and drove away.
The profiler/psychologist in the first one is John Philpin, he has books and a website. Intense seeming dude, and he's not a cop, hes an independent profiler.
21:28 - it’s moments like this that make you cry.
I love the serial killer segment
The criminal psychologist in the first story looks like Luke Skywalker in The Last Jedi.
Creeping show if you see it alone, around 11 in silence or just with the sound of the wind through pine 🌲 branches coming by the windows some close.
That fraud judge is like a villain coming straight out from a crime drama series.
The judge was murdered,unsolved mysteries sitcoms online provides interesting tidbits about Fairbanks
@@Yahweh-dn9cv He wasn't murdered, he committed suicide in a Las Vegas hotel room
Kind of a bummer probably 90% of these people that appear on these shows are probably dead by now. All the doctors, lawyers, etc.
what's your point? one day will people make the same asinine comment about everyone breathing in 2021
... that's why YT put the episodes out now. It's basically an archive of events now since most can't be solved anymore.
90% what? There are alot of people in their 40s or 20s lol maybe that number would be closer to 30%
John Philpin, the profiler psychologist from the first show is still alive as far as I know, he's written several books
Are you dead yet?
Love that Pepsi machine
I*
I just love how people re-name children like they're cats or dogs or something
I used to look forward to watching this show every week 30+ years ago, Robert Stack was perfect to host this show
The hypnotist in the first segment reminds me a lot of the character of Will Graham in Manhunter/ Red Dragon.
His name is John Philpin, he's written books and has a webpage, seems intense
That side view when hes lookin back at the woman he stabbed, idk if its the music or just that shot's particular angle but omg... creepiest thing ive literally EVER seen! 😖
#ALLKINDSOFJUSTNO!
The intro music is so soothing, watch everyday 😊
He looks dapper in that Burberry trench coat.
22:58 a respected judge? That is a mystery.
Nothing but an effing leach and a thief.
🤣🤣🤣
I don’t believe Fairbanks committed suicide,read unsolved mysteries sitcomsonline,it has some interesting tidbits about Fairbanks
I can't believe this woman just sits there in her car drinking a drink in an isolated area with some weirdo next door in a car scoping her out....jeeeesh. I wouldn't do that and I am male with a weapon.
Phhhwwwoooaaarrrrr!!! How big is your weapon, dude? Can I squeeze it?!!
I can't believe your victim blaming.
@@scottbrandts610 Only if you want it to be the last thing you ever do!!
@@scottbrandts610 🤮
@@howdareyouexist 🤤🤤🤤
This is so wholesome, nowadays we just have babies mama's
It sounds like the doctor sold the twin babies
That's what I was thinking, it seemed like he was lying. I'm not really sure but the way they reenacted it gave me that interpretation.
Happened a lot in those days
I wonder if the twins really had the medical problems the doctor said they did, or if he lied to the parents because he wanted his friends to adopt the babies.
@hollyking2580 - I wondered the same thing. Being born so premature at that time might’ve meant health issues, but not necessarily. How diabolical that parents would have to choose between adopting their child or children out because they couldn’t afford life saving surgeries
Lol the Connecticut River Valley part doesn't mention when the victim calls him an asshole after he almost just left her after the first incident to pull her out of the car (in her own words):
"At that time, I didn't feel threatened because I thought maybe he just got confused and thought I was somebody else. The next thing I know, he starts walking to his vehicle... and I said these words that I will regret for the rest of my life. I said, “hey, asshole, what about my windshield?” because he was walking away and I have a smashed windshield. At the same time, I didn't feel threatened. I thought he’d just made a mistake... and that's when he came back around to my side of the car where I was standing. "
Wild, wild stuff
A crooked judge? You don’t say.
Ha ha 👍
Scumbag judge, plenty out there.
Fairbanks robbed those people blind...my lord.
Made me happy Jane and her Baby survived ❤
Lying about the father of your child is such a despicable thing to do. Paternity tests at birth should be mandatory before the birth certificate is ever signed.
The last story, how and why did the twins get adopted? By the letter her mother wrote, she was taking them home from the hospital. I'm a little lost on this one. Did I miss something?
The double stack got it's name from Robert Stack
The update of Jeannie Wagner was so touching.
Lots of NH stories in this one, my home state. Beautiful here but obviously not immune to the disturbed.
No place is.
Ugh imagine living in a country where your kid is born with a heart defect and needs surgery so your only option is to give them up for adoption?! So messed up
Yeah the alternative in most countries at the time would be that they die
especially if you don't live in that country you really have no right to criticize it I think the doctors were just worried about the children's long-term care and support it's really easy for people to criticize what they don't understand.
Lol what country wouldn’t do that? You sound so ignorant
@@elzawalker1189 if something doesnt make any sense we are going to criticize. If people dont like critice they are free to change and do better
@@Davidparadisguilbeau but how do you know your way is the right way? is leaving a child with a heart defect to people that can't afford to pay for medical bills for that child a good thing? unfortunately people have to make decisions based on the children's interest not the parents that shouldn't have had children in the first place if you can't afford to take care of all of a child's needs you shouldn't have children but unfortunately people still do so the government has to step in and take the children away and it isn't because they want to be mean or they're so backwards it's because they're looking after the child so what would be your solution? how about instead of criticizing everything which really serves no purpose but virtue signaling how about you provide Solutions what I would have done different? rather than just they shouldn't have done that happens all the time with people that think they know better on the internet. are you going to go back into a time machine and adopt a child no okay then. what's done is done there's no point in dwelling in the past if it just makes you angry that they didn't follow your standards of how they should behave please get on your high horse and ride off. because I'll tell you one thing I would rather have lived in the past than in this future.
13:02 He said “You hurt my girlfriend real bad” because while he’s killed before, he’d probably never killed a pregnant woman. He likely felt a little conflicted about it.
So he needed to give himself a reason to go through with it. He’s trying to amp himself up by inventing a reason to justify it later on.