Unsolved Mysteries with Robert Stack - Season 4, Episode 20 - Full Episode

[@FoodForThought356]

Robert Stack in a raincoat, standing in the middle of a dark, hazy graveyard asking us to join him is the stuff of nightmares..

[@reagan9293]

and of sweet dreams...

[@thesecretwindowspot1298]

J M classic!

[@mohammedkhan4344]

J M he's was a bad man I miss him so much

[@sarasolgatgomora4995]

Barbra is strong

[@kimoramicheal8353]

Yeah, so are you coming or not?! 🤔

[@officegossip]

The reenactments are better than the day time soap operas of that time lol. Wish they were a tad longer, the acting is actually very good!

[@stefanie7823]

The first one was like a Lifetime movie

[@tanishamartinez]

​@@stefanie7823 Don't forget the jazz music😅

[@99Mary99]

@@stefanie7823 I think it was- starring Shannon Doherty and Tim Matheson

[@stefanie7823]

@@99Mary99 I had to go and look it up, but I think you’re right! 😅

[@overcomerbtboj]

@@tanishamartinez😂🤣😂🤣

[@emmetwalsh4623]

The music and Robert Stacks voice bring such a feeling of childhood nostalgia that it almost hurts

[@alli-kat2329]

Ikr!

[@MegaTaximan]

YES!!!😢😪😥💔💕

[@iamblessed3539]

Same thing for me.

[@karenhall4645]

The part of the Minns case that irritates me the most is he should not have been allowed to come into her house when the police brought the search warrant. The warrant allows only the police entrance, it was not okay for the police to tell him to come on in. It doesn't do Barbara much good, but I'm so glad his ex-wife got half his fortune.

[@Ammut6]

She didn't ever recieve it.

[@greekpimp77]

Rich people can do whatever they want. That is how it's always been and it's probably always going to be that way. UNFORTUNATELY.

[@gaynorpatterson2915]

Thank you Film Rise for uploading this series.. We all loved it back in the day.. Thank you for giving us Robert Stack.. it’s like seeing an old lost friend 💕💕

[@AndriaBieberDesigns]

Never ever go to meet your abuser one last time that’s typically when they plan on killing you. They always say we need to talk. You don’t actually need to talk. That’s just them trying to manipulate and control the situation.

[@mohammedkhan4344]

andria Biebs darn Skippy

[@sandrafaith]

Well said.

[@sugartits1876]

Like dorthy Stratton💔

[@Leveractionjake]

Sooner or later there will come judgement day for Richard Minz for what he did to that poor young woman and I hope he pays dearly for it.

[@dennissettlemyre917]

I don’t understand why he was so hell bent on killing or destroying the gf, yet let the ex wife take him for half!!? Seems like it’d be the other way around.

[@Laety]

Wow, can't believe they actually filmed at Shipley's for the reenactment , this is why Unsolved Mysteries was truly the best. No one comes close to the true to story and true to life reenactment !

[@buckeyeschmave]

Lived in Houston for two years and I get hungry for Shipley's every time I see this segment

[@cjohns1005]

Went there this morning. 😂

[@stacykeller3812]

@@buckeyeschmave, Shipley’s the best! Once or twice a year indulgence for me! 😋

[@darrellredman460]

Katherine must of really felt depressed after loosing her husband of 38 years. She did not open any of her social security checks, it's so sad how her house was unkept. But depression can tear the best person down, if there loved one is no longer here on earth. For her sake, I hope she is with Gilbert. True love cannot be destroyed and in this day and age is very, very rare almost nonexistent in most cases. May Kathrine RIP🪦🕊🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@chrissz1762]

Richard was Lowdown cold-hearted ruthless and didn't care about nobody but himself he was pathetic. I love Unsolved Mysteries with Robert Stack I could watch him all day long.

[@DEADMELLOX]

RIP Robert Stack. Even though your voice gave me PTSD as a child, the world misses you.

[@rose72545]

@NakedAndMooning It ... is ... a ... joke.

[@weworks7811]

😆🤣

[@beautifullovechannel]

He was with his wife for 60 years she was the joy of his life I actually think they passed away close to one another, so I’m happy they together such beautiful souls 🙏🏽💟

[@yesorlando05]

Jenny has been totally let down by the justice system. One perpetrator get sentenced to 38 years and gets out if 4. Mims eventually serves 4 years for "tax fraud", he never has a successful case brought against him for murder-for-hire, and the civil suit against his is dismissed. To say he's beat the system is an understatement.

[@zmbdog]

Minns only served 4 months actually.

[@zacharyantle7940]

Damn that Richard Minz story could be an awesome movie lol

[@TheSeedOfChange]

The movie is called "Sleeping With The Devil".

[@cocochannel8932]

@@TheSeedOfChange the one Julia Roberts was in?

[@boliqua1]

Right she did it to herself. She should've signed those papers and leave him be and go back to California. I dont feel sorry for her and im a girl lol

[@leighannferguson961]

@@cocochannel8932 no it stars Shannon Dougherty. And Tim Matheson. It was a tv movie.

[@bauTom]

Fatu Konneh u dont feel sorry for her BECAUSE you’re a girl

[@joshlight6892]

Alex Cooper's case resolution was rare. Its refreshing to see someone get on TV and simply admit they made a mistake and try to make it right. Wish more people saw it that way. No one is perfect, and a lot of people may have done what he did. If you screw up like that just man up and admit it. There is always forgiveness if you ask.

[@prettiamazin8068]

Idk why this stuff helps me fall asleep. I think Robert Stack's voice soothes me to sleep

[@jenniferz2232]

Same. I literally put this on and out I go

[@marcusfrancois1]

In July of 1994, Richard Minns, 64, was arrested at the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport on suspicion of obtaining several passports with fraudulent information and names. He received a four-month sentence and fined $100,000. In November of 1994, he was deported because he was in the United States illegally. Minns has never been charged in the attempted murder of Piotrowski although police have said they believe he was involved. Piotrowski did win a $58-million dollar civil judgment against Minns and others for the attempted murder. Adrian Franks of Houston, Texas, hired by Dudley Bell to follow Barbra and who tapped her phone and recorded her calls, and who was hired to kill Piotrowski and installed a remote kill switch on her car died of cancer in 2018. Richard Minns died in England in 2016.

[@cocochannel8932]

How did Richard get his money? And thank you

[@markhunter8563]

Richard Minns did not die in England in 2016. He is alive and living in Israel, having renounced his U.S. citizenship. See TheObjectiveStandard.com/2019/06/a-wonderful-tribute-to-carl-barney

[@2.7petabytes]

xyzGooabc go figure, an Ayn Rand disciple... somehow, not surprising at ALL! 🖕 this Richard Minns scumbag!

[@ashleytrueblood2200]

Good riddance to bad rubbish

[@Panwere36]

@@xyzGooabc , actually, most people nowadays don't know who Minns is. Don't judge Rand or those who really believe in what she wrote about by him. He is a narcissistic sociopath.. and most likely that is why the Objectivist community embraced him in the first place.

[@daboys1215]

Always seems to be a set of rules for rich people and a different set of rules for everyone else.

[@CosmicSirenMandi]

The moral of the story is never to get involved with married rich men! Anytime a woman finds out a man is married she should run for the hills nothing but the bad thing will happen especially if the guy is rich af. I felt bad for Barbara but it's great she turned her life around for the better but it really sucks she never got any true justice!😡

[@wheelervette]

SHE'S A GOLD DIGGER

[@autumninthewoods4522]

She didn't know he was married. When she found out, she did walk away. That's when her problems with him started.

[@whiteviper1979]

I don't feel sorry for her!

[@JeniferPace-1985]

OMG your makeup Amanda Dennie is so beautiful blue is my favorite color and I love do my eyes in eyeshadow I do every day

[@CosmicSirenMandi]

@@JeniferPace-1985 Thanks so much!

[@MegaTaximan]

Katherine and Gilbert are now fishing together again. This makes me so happy.😌💕

[@janeaparis]

Minns case -- Shows how the system works for people with money and connections, and how it can be manipulated to abuse and violate innocent people like his unfortunate girlfriend. She was unfortunate because she loved a man who wanted to punish her with his power for simply leaving him when he deserved it. He sullied her record, pressed unfair charges against her, bullied her, and then tried to take her life. He then because of his money and power, went on to travel and have success. She is strong and has overcome his damage, and she works helping others. I admire this. I don't admire this Minns man, who has so much, yet has chosen to hurt and victimize people that actually loved him.

[@sethmoking]

He's going to be sorry come Judgment Day.

[@JanetStarChild]

@@sethmoking There is no divine retribution, you infantile nut. All that crap are just stories of myth and fable.

[@MegaTaximan]

You got THAT right!

[@MegaTaximan]

Thing is, he's just not a happy person. He can havefall the money & power in the world, but it won't make him happy. His heart will never sing with joy. He's the one losing, in the end, and as he gets older & older his narcissistic horsepucky will just trap him deeper in his own muck. He will never escape himself.

[@happydayz7857]

@@MegaTaximan he’s a 91 year old fart now 💨

[@nishottara777]

This and the original FF were the best shows of their type. Fascinating and entertaining

[@Scorpio_Rose1980]

Yes. I love seeing the same cases on both series.

[@deltadawn2409]

The Music!! For that sick and twisted 80’s love story.

[@patsyyouknowwho1630]

Delta Dawn I thought the same. wth?

[@Fleeto2006]

Porn music

[@jeshkam]

Sort of reminds me of "Jake & The Fatman" :)

[@lightyagami2800]

Its alto sax

[@bauTom]

Delta Dawn wanna buy a verb for your sentence? I’ll thrown in an adjective at half price too...

[@jbart4183]

Man… these actors and actresses are amazing makes the cases more visual and alive.

[@itiswhatitis8772]

Jenny will never see a cent of that $50.000000 compensation . There's a special law for the rich as she's finding out .

[@mohammedkhan4344]

white heat true blue what do u mean ?

[@debbieharriman8959]

I always liked Robert Stack episodes

[@oksills]

When a relative was found, why was half of her estate given to the state?? Wrong!

[@julianmitchell5776]

The smooth jazz in these old episodes is incredible

[@faithwilson8740]

Piotrowski's biggest mistake was not returning the items Minns had given her. I don't care if they were gifts, it gave him an excuse to dial up the harassment. Cut all ties then they have nothing to hold over you.

[@DMalltheway]

Guys with resources like that always find a way

[@ravenbaa7989]

Plus she was too young for him

[@richardea4223]

So, you are blaming her. What a classic case of BULLSHIT!😎

[@superfamouscupcake]

This is why I gave up on dating. Things go from awesome to hating each other lol. I’ll just be single.

[@sassycat6487]

To be fair, the same thing happens in friendships but when you find a TRUE friend it is so worth it! And I think when you find a partner who is a great person and you have true compatibility with it's the same and worth kissing all those frogs to get to

[@pansysgarden]

I hear you on that. I'm afraid to date. Too many crazy people out there. It's like they have a split personality.

[@coonhunter1192]

Alot of times it does go that way but not always

[@stephenhaskell273]

Yeah same here

[@nicoleymacaroni]

Lust is hate

[@vinaymulukutla358]

The case of Katherine Bennett made me sad in how she ended up as a recluse and isolated despite friendly neighbours coming to give her stuff. I appreciate seeing neighbours who do that. The only consolation to that is that she at least knew 38 years of love with her husband in her life and I hope they both are together wherever they are.

[@beautifullovechannel]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@MakeHipHopaconsciencetreasure]

That man in the first story was truly a sociopath. I am related to some people who are like this.

[@savagedaughter9904]

I was married to one.

[@marytormey4522]

Thanks for bringing back this brilliant show and would binge watch this show all the time ,loved it ,

[@freewilliam93]

Wow this is one of those episodes you realize the people who made it put so much hard work into getting these stories across to get peoples attention even during cynical days and they're watching TV to escape their own major problems.....

[@karingoodman4999]

Sad what happend to the old lady and she loved her cats too aww. She was probably very depressed after husband died.

[@beautifullovechannel]

I’m so happy she at least had the cats 💟💟💟

[@Kaboomboo]

Barbara was naive to think she could take all the property in the home and not expect since retaliation. If you want out, GET OUT. Don't take your time packing bags.

[@jbcatz5]

It was her leaving him that triggered him. He needed control, and didn’t care what morally bankrupt methods he used to get it. Lying about his wife, making up a story about being legally separated to make the issue of his wife turning up go away, abusing influence over the police. I bet he never showed Barbara documentation to show the townhouse and everything in it were hers (it’d invalidate the statement where their only relationship was professional), she just took him at his word. That statement was about him controlling the narrative, making her the bad guy and protecting his image.

[@fredrezfield1629]

young and naive maybe ? she could;ve easily divorced why didnt she do that

[@jbcatz5]

@@fredrezfield1629 It was about control, she couldn’t be the one to initiate the end of the relationship and it was clear he had the law in his pocket. What followed was retaliation for her taking control of the narrative of the relationship.

[@fredrezfield1629]

@@jbcatz5 it was clear?? from where this short only showed a fight scene then all of a sudden she is moving out and he is hiring a hitman to kill her it doesnt make much sense she must have done soemthing to piss em off

[@jbcatz5]

@@fredrezfield1629 He got the police to try coerce the false confession out of her, and he was allowed to be present when they searched her new home. To hammer the point home again, he needed control of the situation, the relationship and the perception of it. He lost control so he lashed out at the woman who took it. It’s a classic abuse strategy, make sure they know who’s boss by demonstrating control over them.

[@SuperNeena1]

I'm so happy for her Jannie Smith, 💓she made a life for herself. Good for her 👏. That gives me hope, even though I'm much older. 🤷‍♀️. Mine was botched surgery, that has left me disabled. I'm going to keep fighting 💪😤.

[@mikem10481]

The Undertaker looks over his shoulder for Robert Stack in graveyards.

[@mohammedkhan4344]

Michael Morris haha lol

[@wildabeast1]

lol

[@reagan9293]

How and WHO allowed her civil suit to be dismissed after all this? 4 years for attempted murder?? This shows that money controls justice. It's irreprehensible, a shameful mocking disgrace of the American "Justice" System. I applaud Jennie (and WHY did they give out her new name??) and her amazing husband, who is more of a man than the tool "O'Toole" ever was and the doctor will be long remembered for far more than Tool will EVER be.

[@mringram]

Absolutely

[@beautifullovechannel]

Yeah Justice system is crooked aaf

[@karenmiller9381]

Silly Barbara! She had her eyes open so many but chose to ignore the signs and kept going back. The only person Richard was in love with was himself.

[@pansysgarden]

Yes, you're right. Very lucky she's alive.

[@markmullins132]

I can relate to that

[@dianahasan5020]

She wasn't silly, he was manipulative....

[@michelleprieur1]

I'm so sick of people here blaming her. She wasn't "silly". She was in love. It wasn't her fault. She showed integrity by refusing to lie and say that they didn't have a relationship. She's the one who ended up paralyzed, for fucks sake!

[@antonioacevedo5200]

@@michelleprieur1 You are wrong. There is no cure for stupid. She coming back to him continuously is the reason why she got what she deserved. She is such a fucking idiot that I would not doubt if even now if he reached out to her, she would probably take him back.

[@sherrita80548]

That Katherine Bennett story is my biggest fear to be all alone in the world with no one

[@RETRO_BELL]

Beauty queen👑 and straight A+ Medical 🚑 student.... Barbra is a catch...!!!

[@jessestewart169]

Unfortunately no instinct to run from a psychopath and paid a dear price,her mobility and almost her life.

[@wheelervette]

GOLD DIGGER MORE LIKE IT

[@fredrezfield1629]

​@@wheelervette then she would have a pre nup no ?

[@tphvictims5101]

25:13 sounds like OJ had a hand 🖐🏻 in this.

[@fefnireindraer144]

Wow, dude got away with everything.

[@daboys1215]

Watch this show long enough and you'll find that many get away with their crimes.

[@martinjohnson7225]

@@daboys1215 Even when they're caught they are barely punished at all. A few years then released.

[@daboys1215]

@@martinjohnson7225 Maybe saying "get away" is a bit too far but their "punishment" does not fit the crime in my opinion.

[@martinjohnson7225]

@@daboys1215 My mother, who is watching the episodes with me, feels the same way. She says, "So much for justice."

[@Dunkaroos248]

The American justice system favors those with money, always has

[@randomtees]

Richard Minns moved to Israel permanently and somehow became a notable artist despite his horrid past. There are KZbin videos of him speaking. He had an interesting past. Used to work as an editor for The Houston Chronicle after graduating from Texas. Later shifted towards advertising and ended up gaining ownership to a chain of gyms--whom he was doing advertising work for--after the owners ran out of money. This was right about when gyms were starting to become popular, so the business took off not long after.

[@mringram]

Damn

[@alli-kat2329]

Link?

[@whatabouttheearth]

He denounced his US citizenship and went to Ireland and the carribean for long enough to avoid statue of limitations before coming back with fake passports with several names and only got 4 months, then he went to England and then Israel where he is in a milieu of Ayn Rand freaks and a sculpture.

[@whatabouttheearth]

@michael cooper He also went to Ireland, England and the Carribean.

[@elleblue07]

What I want to know about the Richard Minns case is whether anything was done about the corrupt cop and others in the police who enabled and facilitated his atrocious behaviour.😡

[@alli-kat2329]

Ikr! Wtf

[@Juliana65]

Well, Barbara's new name is no longer a secret. geez......

[@jacquelineshelagh]

Right and then such a weird coincidence that she met and married a man with her own previous last name!

[@jediknightjairinaiki560]

I wonder how hard and how long state officials really look for living heirs? I bet not very hard or for very long. Why would they? If they find no one the money goes to the state coffers.

[@jessestewart169]

Your sure right.

[@peachymeechie1844]

Hell they found her heir n still only gave the heir half of the money and kept the other half for themselves. I be they'll say court costs or some other b.s. pertaining to how they had to search. Hell UM did the search for them. That's b.s. n I'd be suing for the other half of my inheritance. The government is too damn greedy.

[@stephaniek1076]

Plus, the longer time spent, the greater the fees that can be claimed, I'd guess.

[@rogerscottcathey]

Well, the State of Oregon got tricky with the balance of that estate it seems. They held the money for remaining​ potential heirs, and when none seemed forthcoming, rather than award that remainder to the one heir, they kept it for their coffers. That's not just objectionable, it's crooked.

[@Booth1667]

What about the costs the state incurs for performing a search of her heirs? Perhaps that's the reason why they kept a portion of the funds. I could be wrong though.

[@destinydesoto2203]

The whole concept is ridiculous. Go around wasting time and resources looking for blood heirs that have never had any contact or relationship whatsoever with the deceased, and they're entitled to money by a distant bloodline??? That should have just gone to her husband's family, and the law saying it can't because he is deceased is either flawed or corrupt.. She was widowed, not divorced, obviously loved him very much....the only viable argument is that she should have made a will since she had so much money to be debated over.

[@lorawiese5897]

Actually it is a common practice with most states. That is why important to leave a will or at least contact people. Since wills will stand up in court to protect inheritance no matter how little or how much...make a will.

[@karenlindsey5988]

@@destinydesoto2203 - she wasn’t in her in-laws lives either! Hello?

[@The_Victorius_One]

Oregon is a very crooked state

[@thesilentdiva]

Mims never being questioned by the police doesn't surprise me in the least considering he has such a chummy relationship with them

[@orchardboutique]

Why did the state treasury get half of the estate 😑 don't seem right to me

[@aprilsilvers381]

I dont understand d why Oregon Treasury got any of that money

[@phoenixman8569]

maybe years of unpaid taxes on the house.

[@coonhunter1192]

Property tax is stealing

[@The_Victorius_One]

Oregon is a very corrupt state

[@heathermooney3656]

Barbra/Janni is so pretty-she looks a lot like the actress Lindsay Wagner

[@djjeremaya]

Is Skip Bayless playing Richard Minns in the re enactment? 😂😂😂

[@nellye4917]

Lmaoooo

[@LLthereistome2024]

I know I've watched these over and over, but when I'm at work i listen on my pods all day. But i go home and watch them also. Along with Cole the corn star, Brian cole Sonne.

[@coffeeadams6769]

It’s sad listening to Janni’s story. She went through so much.

[@mariainez7327]

Alex Cooper walking in the park with his family and grown children behind him looks like a scene out of a Wes Anderson movie. Come on even the Missing Poster has that Wes Anderson Font "Have you seen this man? " Wes Anderson should turn this into a movie with Bill Murray as the dad and Tilda Swinton as the wife :)

[@zacharykieler]

Good for Barbara/ Jenny. O'Tool proves that money can buy you the law.

[@karenlindsey5988]

*Janni

[@JeffreyJetsKohut]

Does anyone know why the distant relative only received half whereas the treasury took the other half?

[@jaroflies3700]

Ohhhh man what an amazing TV show.

[@snowleopard3167]

Can't help but to say Katherine's cat is so cute!

[@ldg508]

You see how the state works the relative gets half the state keeps the rest. Heres a tip SPEND IT before you die or put the money in the bank in the name of the people you want to give it to cause the state and lawyers are just going to take it all. Why give a lawyer a 3rd of your money when you can give it to your family

[@eriknervik9003]

Yeah this sounds like the beginning of an unsolved mysteries segment “Tonight, on unsolved mysteries, [insert name] spent years saving for retirement, now her son has taken her money and disappeared”

[@cristinalopera7030]

Richard Minns passed away earlier this year.

[@sunjeesae385]

Thank goodness

[@cristinalopera7030]

He has to receive his last judgment from God now

[@janeaparis]

It is easy to blame in life. We as human beings learn through experiences, and it is often hard to see ahead of time or even while one is experiencing an event what another person is really like. Many many many people have made the mistake of trusting the wrong person or people, yet I do not think they were solely to blame. Because as I said, we learn through experience, and the most EVIL people can often be the most charming and or manipulative.

[@sc0tte1-416]

Guy takes his pregnant wifes stuff and kicks her out, what a winner he is

[@dwainnice6079]

This first one made me sick they should have all been in prison for what they did for her. The officials let her down

[@kurtmorris454]

she changes her name to protect herself and you tell everyone on this program what it is. that's smart. Why don't you reveal her address and the best time to catch her home while you're at it?

[@brightbite]

Men like that, not to mention all the people in this comment section blaming the woman, are why I say TRUST NO ONE

[@stephenhaskell273]

What comments?

[@stephenhaskell273]

@D P yes, better than you can.

[@FlixCreEightR]

She was a idiot.

[@melindaroop1346]

Because the woman always gets blamed in relationships. Men are innocent...dont you know that?

[@leod.4401]

@@melindaroop1346 She was impressed with his $ and looks...shallow and materialistic, that's called, and she paid dearly for it. I know it sounds cold, but the truth hurts.

[@luv2eatpuss79]

2:00 Magnetic Attraction 28:27 OR heir 35:39 Man who never was 40:13 Money clip Murder

[@lifeisamatrix5960]

@HoustonPD shame your department is filled with corruption.

[@jesusknight1]

I'm glad they finally found Cooper.

[@brandybiekert2367]

Did she change her name from Barbra Piotrowski to Jannie/Jennie Smith and then marry a guy named Piotrowski, too?

[@Fleeto2006]

Kinda weird eh?

[@brandybiekert2367]

It's confusing.

[@cloudsugar272]

Exactly what I thought! Lol

[@OfftoShambala]

Her whole life is just crazy pants.

[@peachymeechie1844]

Maybe she changed her name so she could marry her cousin. If so, then all that education she was doing went out the window. Lmao!! All we need now is a banjo and fiddle duo in the background!!! Dee-da-dee-da-dee-da-dee-dee-dee!!!!

[@sylviaphillips7775]

Barbara is a amazing and strong woman. God bless you

[@jeromegoodwin3848]

She made sure something positive came out of this,

[@taniesha64]

It’s sad that because he has cops as friends that they are letting him off

[@EssexAggiegrad2011]

No

[@OfftoShambala]

That’s how it works in Texas... that’s why lbj and all involved killed jfk there

[@thomasfristmd1876]

Texas is where the rich play.

[@Toyotas_n__Tools]

That house in portland probably worth a million now

[@ginnyroy241]

Why didn't Kathrine's relative get the whole estate instead of just half of it?

[@Ammut6]

Good point

[@stephaniek1076]

I think that the state gets a large share when there is no will.

[@leekimberlin623]

I haven't dated in thirty years!!

[@oyotundookubgegwa8790]

11:00 - "A blk man approached me and I knew immediately..." When you're at Shipley's Donuts at night (usually in Houston's shadiest locations), and a brotha is coming up on your window, you know shit's going down!

[@f3uibeghardt522]

Haha, I was waiting for some shrill, self-righteous do-gooder to mention how evil it was that they said 'a black man walked towards me and I knew I was dead', so I'm glad you didn't go that route.

[@tphvictims5101]

13:29 crooked cops? No way, nobody will ever believe that. 🤣👍🏻

[@larrywakeman4371]

Her name was Barbara Patrovski, she changed it after that horrid nightmare to Jannie Smith, then married a doctor with the same surname as HER real surname she had: Patrovski???? IS that right?

[@autumninthewoods4522]

Her name was Piotrowski. She changed it to Patrovska after marrying Jerrold Petrofsky.

[@julieelizabeth510]

Nah, I.would have just left without taking anything. I would have run for my life!

[@marcusjohnson6412]

Alex cooper looks like dB cooper

[@bg81973]

why didn't the lady's relative get the full amount if no others came foreward? the state shouldn't be able to take a persons property or money like that.

[@cocochannel8932]

Exactly

[@OfftoShambala]

The state shouldn’t be able to do all kinds of things yet they do while most people blindly go along until every citizen is forced to take vaccines every year, from birth to death. Hope you don’t get aluminum poisoning from all the shots.

[@zanos7471]

It's the American government! They do what ever they want!

[@shukriahmed7166]

Half of the money went to the state to clean the house and for her burial. People.....read!!!

[@bg81973]

@@shukriahmed7166 Quote, "No other relatives have come forward so the remaining money went to the Oregon State Treasury." Maybe you should read a little better. They clearly state that the treasury took half the money because "no other" relative came forward.

[@Envious6372]

Thank god for the employee of the donut shop that saved her life. 🙏

[@Thefunkeemonkee]

Woow, poor Barbara...

[@coonhunter1192]

Barbara ended up marrying a doctor, she loves money. Lol

[@Romans8-9]

Maybe but seems like there is more to it than that. After all he is the same doctor that helped her with her paraplegia.

[@tamonettX500]

@@Romans8-9 Stockholm syndrome 😆

[@jwhite1559]

Richard mims killed another women in cold blood in 2001. got off on self defense, insane

[@Jolenesmart1980]

Never omg

[@Ammut6]

Source?

[@skeetervetrone7257]

Mrs bennet probably died of a broken heart she quit caring

[@dennissettlemyre917]

The situation between Richard Mims & Barbara Petrosky amaze yet baffle me. I always wonder when watching or reading about those situations.....Why was he so quick & hell bent on killing or getting rid of her seemingly innocent, wholesome self when she probably wouldn’t have ever bothered him again! Yet, he apparently let his wife, or ex-wife get away with taking him for everything!? Seems like it’d be the other way around & he’d kill the wife & either try to work it out with Barbara or just let her go! After all, he obviously cared about his fortune more than either one of the women. Yet, the wife just got at least half of his fortune & the mistress, who was entitled to nothing, got set up, railroaded, then finally almost killed!! Weird!

[@Kaboomboo]

If the ex was killed he'd be the first suspect. There's no way he could fabricate it enough to the point a jury wouldn't condemn him.

[@refinedsugar]

He was likely a narcissistic and focused on taking out this anger / hatred on Barbara rather than his ex-wife.

[@kathykeranen4771]

WOW she married her Doctor? DAMN.

[@kathykeranen4771]

@@brazensteel5728 LOL

[@coreym162]

Golddigger. That's why. Play with fire and you get burnt. She got burnt

[@kathykeranen4771]

@@coreym162 Oh that s TRUE,,,,,she wanted the money, or wanted to hold on to the money. And get beat down for it haaaa!

[@ChannelHandle143]

From one gold mine to the next.

[@stephenhaskell273]

You people are horrible judges of character. Take a psychology class. I hope you don't find yourself alone with a psychopath. You would probably invite them into your home.

[@tiffanye9403]

Katherine's childhood. She was born Katherine Juratovich in Austria on May 2, 1910 to Barbara Juratovich, and her father died likely before she was born. Around 1912, Barbara immigrated to the United States and met Joseph "Joe" Fabac in Kansas City, Kansas. His previous wife, Katherine, had died in 1916 and left him to raise their four children. He and Barbara married on July 4, 1917 in Kansas City. Katherine and her brother, Martin, immigrated to the United States in 1924. By 1935, she was in Kansas City, Missouri where she might have met Gilbert, who was also living there. Joe died in 1951 and Barbara died a year later in 1952. Martin died in 1968. All three are buried at Mount Calvary Catholic Cemetery in Kansas City, Kansas

[@albakreuk5830]

Right, Barbara couldn't see that coming from King's, he cheated on his wife but no way he could start cheating on her.SMH

[@rio-impetuoso4271]

Janni. There are not many who can face traumatic experiences like hers the way she did. 26:14 To continue smiling and fighting is a rare thing, so good that she understood she had to give it all to gain back her life, even though it was a new life. A great example and a happy ending to a very painful experience.

[@daec4167]

I can’t believe this episode just came up randomly. I was just thinking about suggesting the Piotrowski case to my favorite true crime person Stephanie Harlowe.

[@wildabeast1]

I think robert is the only one who looks good in a big ol trench coat lol

[@nerwop]

Rule number 1, once the man lies, leave! A man who loves you will never lie or put you in positions to compromise your character.

[@annabelladebonnay8320]

He does not know why Minns has not been questioned??? Answer is obvious! Minns has paid them off!!!

[@gdf2086]

¿pudieran hacer doblaje en español en este canal? es el único que tiene los episodios completos y soy muy seguidora de misterios sin resolver... doblaje de todos por favor

[@goombabear]

I've done some digging. 'Janni Smith' is still living in Loma Linda California. She married a doctor who was a neurological science doctor Jerrold Petrofsky. And they eventually divorced. Dick Minns died in 2022. She goes by a different name now.

[@vfbaby2011]

Why are they playing vintage porn music on barbs case. Lol. And just wow on the corruption and all the details in her case; money does buy power in TX

[@eriknervik9003]

You’ll find having lots of money buys you privileges in literally everywhere on earth.

[@Kaboomboo]

Or literally any place?

[@coolmotherluver415]

Not just Texas

[@jeffcampbell2710]

Alex Cooper is DB Cooper. Mastermind of Extortion and disappearing.