Unsolved Mysteries with Robert Stack - Season 3, Episode 22 - Full Episode

[@justmeandmypreferences]

How blessed Duncan is to have a wife as sweet as himself.

[@mcfcguvnors]

yeh im glad he found happiness, so sad that story

[@metalgrinch]

The strong keyboard atmospheric music and zoom-ins during the Hilda murder story was the exact type of episode that used to creep me out when watching this as a kid!

[@sweettjenn5256]

Tragic what happened to Jeanie’s mom, but I’m glad she gained a caring father and grandfather after reading her moms diary.

[@tellurye]

I agree with your channel! T&S girls are the best girls! ROFL!! I loved that. Have a great week!

[@everaldodejesus4018]

Sadly, Duncan passed away 7 years later on October 6, 1998, at the age of sixty-two. However, Suzanne and Jeannie remain in touch.

[@everaldodejesus4018]

In December 1991, Gregory Barker was convicted on three counts of armed robbery and sentenced to twenty years in prison. He was then extradited to Virginia to stand trial on abduction and murder charges in Hilda's case. In May 1992, he pleaded guilty to first-degree murder and was given a 110-year sentence, with fifty years suspended. On February 18, 2003, he was released from federal prison. He was then transferred to Virginia to begin his sentence there. He has since died.

[@PoeLemic]

Thank you for letting us know. Sure be curious as to what age he passed at. Yeah, that was a really, realy good story that Walsh did.

[@PoeLemic]

Sorry, this ain't that Walsh guy. I guess this is Robert Stack. Yeah, Robert did a lot of good detective work on this episode.

[@cuddlepaws4423]

I watched the previous episode featuring Dennis 'the murderin' baarsted' D'Poo and looking at his mush again, I am even more convinced that sometimes, you CAN judge a book by it's cover. He really was hit with the ugly stick.

[@dmays8960]

Yeah that story was wild. He was such a scumbag to say the least. The fact he did that in front of his own kids shows what kind of a low life he was. Hope he rots in hell for what he did

[@00bankz24]

This was the inspiration for jeepers kreepers believe it or not

[@lupercalrising2208]

​@@00bankz24 How was it the inspo for Jeepers Kreepers?? I'm genuinely curious, because there's almost no correlation. But man... the Kreeper is such a scary monster lol.

[@00bankz24]

@@lupercalrising2208 well i don’t remember where but it but i read somewhere that Jeepers Kreepers was partly inspired by an episode of Unsolved Mysteries. The couple who called in the police liked to play that license plate game that the brother and sister were playing in the beginning. And after he passed them on the road they saw his van few miles down the road where he was stuffing a bloody sheet in some kind of hole. He noticed they drove by so he got back in his van and started chasing them.

[@00bankz24]

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[@bloopnation]

"I work for military intelligence." wtf? if you work in such a field you don't say that. esp. to a stranger at a bar.

[@everaldodejesus4018]

Jeri graves biological parents were found. However, while her son's condition improved, they were never able to identify the disorder he had. Sadly, J.J. Graves died shortly before his tenth birthday on April 30, 2000.

[@PoeLemic]

Why does the Thumbnail have a UFO in it? I didn't see any UFO story within this episode. Or, did I miss it somehow?

[@metalgrinch]

Was Patsie 100% sure Duncan was the father of her daughter?? I mean, if her fiance thought he was the dad the whole time, it means she was sleeping with her fiance at the same time she slept with Duncan, so her fiance could have been the true father the whole time. Wouldn't that be a thing, if you met this guy Duncan thinking this was your true father and do a DNA test and find out he wasn't?

[@Dashiell-mc8td]

She probably knew exactly when the baby was conceived, when she was ovulating etc. She probably had sex with the fiance a couple weeks prior to or a week or two after she was intimate with Duncan. The fiance having no idea she was seeing someone else just assumed he was the father.

[@lupercalrising2208]

Let's be real... F Patsie - she hurt so many people, not to mention the way she finally offed herself by driving onto a highway going the opposite direction.

[@00bankz24]

The dude with the van who k!lled his wife was the inspiration for jeepers kreepers

[@lollipop6311]

What happened to the man she was married to that thought he was the dad of Duncans daughter ?

[@Drewnonymous]

They threw fists and Duncan came out on top

[@josephhinton5489]

Douglas is 234 miles south of Phoenix, not 97.

[@steveng8706]

Why are these lifer criminals of drug trafficking, child trafficking, murder and all the other evil crap they do are eventually let go???

[@floridanews8786]

I didnt see the ufo?

[@peterhausamann5923]

Here is a show that deplores deception. Go figure!

[@ericmuhammed2859]

Yes I was thinking the same thing

[@PoeLemic]

Yeah, I was writing to Robert and telling him the same thing. Mr. Slack didn't put it on this episode.

[@kieranhart5776]

Depew likely never would have become a killer if he never got married.

[@jesusacosta8527]

so unfair that dennis depue hasn't been arrested once or he hasn't been featured on John Walsh's television program america's most wanted for the murder of his ex wife

[@reneebrown1362]

🤔🤔When dennis depue story aired a woman realized the man she was lived with was calling himself hank quinn was in fact dennis and he had been featured on unsolved mysteries the woman noticed authorities he led police on a high speed chase which ended with him taking his own life🤔🤔

[@tomspeed2000]

I can't understand what kind of idiotic minds invented such a idiotic law to hold the killer in the cell for a while . in the most case killer come out free after a few years .. someone kills a person should receive death penalty not sending him to the hotel ..

[@seanodeli7031]

Patsy had some problems sleeping around lying to her husband bad Catholic girl all around

[@Chowlife]

Patsy Summers was a selfish horrible person. She could have taken herself out without endangering anyone else. How horrid

[@SocratesMerkouris-dw7sq]

I ❤️ her she was gorgeous 😍

[@BarrywHiteFTW]

Is anyone disgusted by the fact a man died believing a child was his?

[@PrstgeWrldWde]

It might be better off that way

[@Janellabelle]

Well, the child was his. he took care of the baby and provided for it and loved it as his own and never had to endure knowing that the child wasn't biologically his, so its wrong to do men like that but if you do that's probably the best way for it to end. Makes you really wonder how accurate your family tree is too.

[@andrealassota1205]

Wow, patsy has two timer? She already has bf but, she has another one. Lol

[@drewbaby299]

Listening to the intro song at 1.5 really hits different.

[@sKRxPTiD]

Suzanne is a cool, cool lady. 😎

[@RedPillDosage]

That poor schlub had to raise another man's sp3rm. All that money that man worked hard for was spent on another man's sp3rm. Wow

[@Fleeto2006]

why call it sp3rm

[@stee8345]

What's a sp3rm???

[@Drewnonymous]

@Bobby yes poor schlub got played

[@PoeLemic]

@@Drewnonymous Yeah, women do that to us. Men like me, who women like, just don't treat us large scholong guys good.

[@drinkingpoolwater]

the dennis dapoo story was the inspiration for the movie jeepers creepers. they literally even copied the opening scene.

[@Edsecondstocomply]

Lol even back then everyone knew the "war on drugs" was a "lost cause".

[@SocratesMerkouris-dw7sq]

Patsy was gorgeous she was such a special person missing her heaps God bless you babe

[@kieranhart5776]

How exactly does a drug dealer dress? Lol

[@oliviajohnjohnolivia8142]

He was damn good.He got caught when he did not pay the agentes.

[@mcfcguvnors]

so sad patsy & duncan ,all cos of a fake religion & over zealous parents