Unsolved Mysteries with Robert Stack - Season 6, Episode 18 - Full Episode

[@truthhurts3524]

It’s not just mothers, as a father, I’ve also had the feeling my son was “in danger.” He’s non verbal autistic, with a strong urge to elope. One day, before we came to understand his urge to elope/run off, I was upstairs using the restroom, in the middle of “going to the bathroom” I felt something was off/wrong. I stopped short and bolted down the stairs and found him half way out the window. He had learned to unfasten the latch and push the screen out. That same day I ordered safety locks that only allow the windows to open a few inches and can only be opened with a key. My house is locked up like Alcatraz, it sounds crazy but it’s to keep my little man safe.

[@annc7384]

😢

[@BethSloan-u9r]

I've never had kids but I've always had a connection, like that, with nieces and nephews.

[@patriciajrs46]

I love unsolved mysteries. Sometimes they are great because one might get solved, and I love the lost loves, reunions, and updates on cases. They are great.

[@AnnabelleCharrier]

Yeah, the lost love/reunion stories could easily be corny and sentimental but they're always very well done on this show.

[@crystal4046]

At the age of 13 I had that same intuition when babysitting a younger cousin. He was about 2 years old, I asked him if he’d like a snack. He wanted something from the fridge, he was sitting in the living room underneath a ceiling fan. On the way to the kitchen something stopped me dead in my tracks and I went back to him, told him to come with me to see what there is. The ceiling fan fell right where he was sitting almost immediately after I grabbed him. It was really crazy how close that was.

[@donmor8029]

Intuition or instincts I'm glad u listened. I'm a guy n I've had a few strong ig u can say urges n. I'm glad I have checked .

[@triciajohansen9295]

ALWAYS listen to your intuition!!!!😎

[@kimallen5438]

Kash 357 This is so true I always felt when my daughter was going thru any kind of pain even after she grew up it is a connection that can't be explained. I still freak her out when I say what's wrong and she always says how did you know I just say I feel it.

[@rachelanderson5608]

So glad you listened to your gut. My father and I had this connection too. When I was 8, my older sister, my younger brother and I were wrestling in the livingroom and my dad told us several times to quit. Then he looked at me and said you're gonna break your leg!! I did. When I was 15 I got really sick and ended up going to a number of specialists. My dad kept joking that I had mono. My understanding was you actually had to catch it via a kiss and I haven't kissed anyone. I had mono and was very sick with it. When I was pregnant my dad kept asking about my appointments. He would keep digging at me about what my doctor was saying. I asked why he kept questioning me. He said he knows that something is wrong and I won't have the baby on time. He told me we're really sick. He ended up in the waiting room my last 3 appointments. He followed me and my husband there and upset my husband. My last appointment it was discovered I was very sick. I was not allowed to leave the hospital and was wheeled out of my appointment to the labor and delivery unit. My dad was, once again, in the waiting room. He jumped up and starts yelling, I knew it, I knew it!! You're not having the baby on time!! I was very sick my whole pregnancy and told it was in my head. In fact, I was in organ failure and my baby was dying. I was induced early and my son was revived after birth. The doctor said if he went a minute longer before resuscitating, he was going to be declared a stillbirth. My son and I spent an incredible amount of time in the hospital because we were both so sick. I asked if he felt anything with my 2nd pregnancy and he said he felt nothing. I gave birth on my dad's birthday. My oldest son was his 1st grandchild and my youngest son was born on his birthday. It's like he planned it himself ❤

[@robynperdieu3434]

Yeah, they totally dismiss that this gift was given to us by God the Creator. The 'scientific' lady cracked me up with her cold babbling about it. This is God, right there!

[@Quacks0]

The segment about the "swoop and squat" scenarios may literally have saved me from a traffic tragedy --- not too long after my first hearing that episode, my mom and I were driving through rural New York, near Mount Tremper. At a stop sign by a deserted intersection, a car that had been trailing behind us came up and clunked bumpers with the back of my car. Remembering how I had heard about devious people's faking accidents in order to take advantage of innocent drivers, I did not get out or even pause at the intersection any longer; I simply hit the gas and got out of there, then drove somewhat faster to leave the offending car far behind me. It really shook up both of us, but at least a good scare was all that we suffered from the incident; there was no visible damage to my car, and we never encountered that irresponsible motorist again..

[@jeffhietala2602]

The message of the mysterious family bible segment is that you never know what you will find at your local antique store. Maybe you will come across an uunsolved mystery.

[@VIIStar]

Thrifting goals...

[@deborahsunflower939]

Or become one.... 😨

[@hadassah179]

There's things that should never be bought as antique stores that are potentially evil. Things that are sealed shut with candle wax like a dybbuk box or heirlooms left behind with dark motive behind them can be dangerous.

[@paulkevinkoehler9490]

Unsolvable mystery*

[@Wrennie_bird08]

When my kids were babies (up to maybe 2 years old) I could feel when they fell asleep. Somehow I just knew. It worked this way for all 3 of my kids. I had two kids 14 months apart, and their "sleep feeling" was different for each of them. It was crazy!

[@buckeyeschmave]

Maybe the most subtle burn in UM history at 17:44

[@paulscheiderer2643]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJqpemCprbiXhdk - this was one was pretty brutal as well.

[@prometheusunbound7628]

I can buy into mothers' intuition. After all, our mothers were our first and most important homes. I can't imagine living in someone for nine months and not having some sort of connection deeper than the physical.

[@archangel5627]

You really said it aperfectly. We spend our entire pre existence inside our mother’s womb while we go through the entire process of growing into a full fledged human being. With that being said, there’s no mystery as to how most mothers can sense when something is wrong with their children. So really, There’s no doubt in my mind most mothers share some kind of extra sensory connection between them and their child.

[@brandyyolidio4213]

Exactly, telepathic connections do not superceed the intimate bond a mother has with her growing baby. It is a deep connection that most mother's experience of they tune in to it. Seems like it is out there for all mother's to experience, but receptive and observant mother's seem to notice it more.

[@1978garfield]

I was really hoping for an update saying they had caught that rapist Dr.

[@kurtmorris454]

should never have happened because he should never have been released on bail and should have been in prison for all the previous rapes.

[@refinedsugar]

They didn't revoke his license because it was the word of four women versus him? Way to go worthless government bureaucrats.

[@ruantengyi]

me too! I thought it might found with two photos of himself.

[@joev2851]

My gf randomly woke up one night asking for our cat (Jackie). Dead asleep, she sprung up asking with obvious concern in her voice, "Where's Jackie!?". We got up to find her under a chair, which was rather unusual for her, she was also behaving differently. After a day or less of this odd behavior, we decided to take her to the vet. We later found out she had swallowed a balloon and it had gotten lodged in her intestines. A strange feeling and $2000 later, our cat was back to her normal annoying self.

[@YouAreGoingToLoseMe87]

Cats aren't kids

[@joev2851]

@@YouAreGoingToLoseMe87 😑 thank you 😒

[@jeshkam]

@@YouAreGoingToLoseMe87 That doesn't change the fact they are just like your children and I personally had a very powerful bond with my dachshund. Almost certainly of a telepathic nature. Humans, animals, same wonderful creatures.

[@shellysbrewing]

​@jeshkam ok animals may be like kids to us but they are still not biologically genetically related to us like human babies are. Understandably we may call our pets our 'fur babies' or our 'fur kids' the fact of the matter being able to have a telepathic or six sense with our children is probable with our human children, less probable with our pets.

[@brandyyolidio4213]

​@@jeshkam You, me and many others are synced with there pets based off of time spent and the learning of each other's typical behavior. Not telepathic as much as instinctive.

[@tripsitter987]

Once i was having a conversation with two people in a room. My daughter was with her grandparents 3 rooms away. As I was talking, I saw a penny in my mind's eye. Without thinking, My body immediately got up and I ran to where my daughter was. She was choking on a penny and her grandparents couldn't get it out. I seemed very calm as I took her away from them and did the Hiemlech. She ended up throwing it up. I have always noticed that psychic link with my babies

[@jeffcampbell2710]

I saved my step daughter from Bacon. She wouldn't eat bacon for years. That's pure self torture,! Lol

[@stanleywallace2692]

“Anitas friends were shocked not only because Mel weighed 500 pounds”-Robert Stack 😭😭😩😂...

[@Alex-dc3xp]

lol. If he ran into money problems with his accounting business he always could have given up accounting and joIned the WWF and become the new king kong bundy.

[@Kate21561]

@Ben Wilk: LMAO! It reminds me of the co-worker of Bonnie Wilder commenting on how Bonnie couldn't get lost in a crowd because she was "so enormous" kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqfRXn2vqrRmmKc @8:31

[@adriennem3724]

I had to go back and make sure I heard what I heard 😂

[@sandrafaith]

I'm LOLing because I saw this comment before the segment came on and I thought you were just making a snarky comment on his weight-not that you were actually *quoting* Stack 😂😂😂

[@Fleeto2006]

Because Mel was a fat fuck

[@louisianacookingwithkay]

35:34-37:29 Back then Bibles were also used to record family trees, births, deaths, marriages, finally resting places, midwives that delivered family members, and what home it took place in. My grandparents have one with a lot of ancestral records. What an honorable man to look for the descendants of the original owners. That's how folks knew the names of their ancestors when someone hold in the family that knew everything would pass away.

[@rachelh6744]

My mother had a similar intuitive experience for me and my older brother. She abandoned her groceries at checkout to run home and find my brother trying to give me a haircut hanging over my crib. I could have been blinded but I'm so happy she listened to that instinct.

[@mariastewart9820]

Oh my God !

[@FrontRow1988]

A mother’s love and intuition is remarkable.

[@refinedsugar]

"The knowledge that this guy is out there, out there on the streets, terrifies me everyday. Whether it's the person I think did it or not because any person who did it knows that I know a lot about this case that they don't want me to know." Tell me how that makes any sense? Ooooh, she's so important, so vital to the story. She cares more about her book than solving the murder of her friend, Anita. One of the rare cases from UM where you really question whether or not a family member or friend really cared about the victim.

[@mistybollinger3312]

And the fact that she admits that she knows she's putting herself as well as her children in danger but yet she keeps going with it!! Personally sounds to me like she cares more about herself and her book than she cares about her family!! And to me that makes her as much if a POS as the murderer!!

[@OikPoinFive]

@mistyboiledeggs3312

[@SuperColonel91]

I found the latest on the Lazarus Family from Unsolved Mysteries Wiki: Unsolved/Update - It has since been revealed the Bible once belonged to Helen Mae Michaelson Light (the granddaughter of Charles and Fannie Lazarus). Helen along with both her parents (Blooma Lazarus Michaelson and Michael Michaelson), as well as her husband Philip Mortimer Light all moved to Los Angeles from Denver around 1940. Prior to that in 1930, Helen's father and husband had owned and managed a clothing store in Denver. Helen passed away in 1974, but her husband, Philip Mortimer Light, would live on until he passed in September 1979. The estate was likely auctioned off. This perfectly aligns with Jonathan Grady discovering the Bible in an antique store in 1980. Sometime around 1910, Charles Lazarus, his wife Fannie, and three of their children (Joshua, Samuel and Reina) moved to New York City and shortened their last name to "Lazar." Joshua and Samuel had both became stage actors, and Reina taught private vocal lessons. In 1922, Samuel Henry Lazarus, now divorced, moved out on his own and married Cecil Margery Warlow. Samuel passed away in February 1940, and the census taken later that year lists Cecil as a widowed lodger. None of the census reports from 1900 to 1940 show Joshua, Sam, or Reina having any children. The fifth child of Charles, May Beatrice Lazarus, died in infancy. As for Dora Fleischman, after a divorce from Joshua, she briefly moved in with her brother Joseph Fleischman back in Florida before marrying Aaron Schetzer of Lithuania in Michigan on August 17th, 1920. After Aaron's death in 1933, Dora moved back to Florida yet again and passed away on May 15th of 1958. Her head stone is engraved with the name "Dora F. Schetzer". Of interesting note is her nephew Solomon Joseph "Salty Sol" Fleischman, who became a longtime Florida radio and TV personality known as much for his fishing enthusiasm as his sports broadcasts. Salty Sol died on April 20, 2000 at South Bay Hospital. He was 89. His career spanned 54 years, ending in 1981 when he signed off of WTVT channel 13. The most direct heirs to the bible would be Philip Mortimer Light's nephews and nieces. Philip's older brother, Benjamin Bertram Light, became an accomplished pianist. Ben started off doing night spots in Denver, then later had a successful recording career after doing radio and television in Los Angeles. Ben eventually passed away in 1965, and was survived by several children and grandchildren. His son Alan D. Light is believed to be still alive at the age of 88 as of 2020.

[@renitalake3580]

SO DID THEY GET THE BIBLE?!? 😤😫😫😫💁🏾‍♀️🙎🏾‍♀️🙍🏾‍♀️🥺🥺🥺😦

[@SuperColonel91]

@@renitalake3580 must have

[@shellysbrewing]

Wow thank you for the update, I hope one of them was able to retrieve the Bible. IF not, at least this lad did what he could. That's more than what most would've done. My husband was gifted a book of Mormon for our wedding and his baptism, from my great aunt who was the monarch of our family, she had his name inscribed in gold lettering on the cover. It was special edition, it was a priceless gift as she has since passed away. Well one day our home was broken into and these knuckleheads stole all kinds of stuff including that book and we never got it back. It's such a bummer since we are assuming they weren't LDS

[@robstearns7080]

ROBERT STACK WAS PERFECT ON THIS SHOW! AND DI A LOT OF GOOD MOVIES TOO!

[@AnnabelleCharrier]

Flying High/Airplane? Lol I love him too but I don't know any of his other movies. PS And don't call me Shirley.

[@robstearns7080]

@@AnnabelleCharrier oh yeah! tthat's Right! he wasin AIRPLANE being all seriouslol

[@janiselopez9793]

that is so sad how innocent drivers can be scammed by reckless drivers.

[@fl0werp0wered]

The link between mother and child goes both ways. I was backpacking Europe and was in a small village in France. My mother lived in Washington state. One early morning I had a sudden dreadful feeling that something was very wrong at home with mom. The hostel I was in had no phone and this was before cell phones. I walked a mile across the village to call home, but received no answer. I eventually got hold of mom a couple of days later. She said all was fine. When I got home a month later I found out she was lying so that I wouldn’t come home early. She had fallen down the front steps and broken a couple of bones. She was banged up so bad that she had to have friends bring her to the airport to pick me up.

[@lynnboyer6643]

Robert Stack will always be my guardian angel.

[@mogbaba]

It's not only women who have telepathic power, some men also do, including myself. I am Iranian living in Norway while the rest of my family live at home in Tehran.. Around Christmases time I gut an enormous feeling of anxiety. It continued in three days, I called home in Tehran, my brother told me that my mother had passed away.

[@JanetStarChild]

Maybe the psychic link between mother and child goes both ways then.

[@gryffindork9563]

My daughter and I have a special connection sometimes we know what each other are thinking or we are thinking the same thing at the same time. We are both born early December 3 days apart

[@lawsonsmart3328]

After my sister died, I took care of my young nephew when he was 14 months and 24 months old. Over the several months I took care off him, more than one time I woke up with a strong feeling I'd better check to see how he was doing.

[@kurtmorris454]

sorry but 14 months and 24 months old? One nephew? and wouldn't that be 14 months and 2 years? confusing.

[@jessicadee1753]

No ads? I love you so much

[@rafabenitez5247]

On first story , omg how far they travel just to have lunch hahaha

[@melissasaint3283]

I thought the same thing, lol. They must have been at some kind of special event, or on a weekend trip! Imagine driving 3 hours just for a really special lunch at a fancy place? You sit down, pick up a menu....and your friend wigs out and is like "don't order, I have a funny feeling and we gotta go!"

[@alejandradominguez467]

They travel because of their work Rafi Benitez

[@Romans8-9]

@@melissasaint3283 To be fair I would drive more than 3 hours to eat at a Nando´s.

[@mpat511]

They traveled that far because of something to do with work, not just lunch.

[@1981lashlarue]

I know a couple that traveled six hours through three states just to eat dinner.

[@jacobadams5924]

Surely the suspect had to sign in to see someone at the jail...how did they not check this person out?....!

[@FlixCreEightR]

Plus they have cameras inside the prison and recording.

[@THERSC216]

That's easy the LAPD is one of the most corrupt and inept police forces in America

[@JFKjr-gp7lf]

Exactly wtf

[@hisdness1]

Damn, that's exactly what i was thinking

[@1981lashlarue]

You would certainly think so, but who knows what security and procedures were like back then?

[@lovelight6973]

My mom and I had similar intuition many years ago. I was several hours away riding as a passenger I'm a van. (I had a terrible habit of not wearing my seatbelt upfront and my mom was always yelling at me in the car to do that. I would roll my eyes and be okay okay). One day I wasn't wearing my seatbelt riding as a passenger in a van but out of nowhere I had that yelling in my head from my mother to put on my seatbelt. It was clear and loud. So I did and then went back to reading my magazine. I swear to God. Two minutes later I was hit passenger side by a truck going 60 miles an hour. I was lucky. Very sore but I was lucky. Come to find out later on my mom had a wave of nausea and discomfort about the same time that morning I had been in the accident. Had I not been wearing my seatbelt whos to say what would've happened.

[@kurtmorris454]

I think this show might just open up a can of 'How come I never got any intuitive warnings of my children in tragic situations?' My heart goes out to all those people that lost children or loved ones in those instances.

[@AnnabelleCharrier]

Lol. Yeah, that's true - both my parents died young (and I'm only 18) but I had no intuitive sense that anything bad was going to happen to them. Supposedly only mother's have this gift. Of course, there are countless examples of children dying without mother's "sensing" anything. I imagine stories like these make them feel pretty bad.

[@kurtmorris454]

@@AnnabelleCharrier very true, and I'm very sorry for your loss.

[@AnnabelleCharrier]

@@kurtmorris454 Thank you.

[@brandyyolidio4213]

​@@AnnabelleCharrier Nothing to feel bad about, people are not in control of that primal instinct, some are just finely tuned in. Some people experience it sporadically so not every serious situation is detected.

[@e-187eazy8]

Couldnt they check visting records and find out his name??

[@1981lashlarue]

You would think. Who knows what security and procedures were back then? Nowadays you would definitely have to sign in and show a picture ID.

[@deborahsunflower939]

@@1981lashlarue and convos are all recorded now.

[@Fleeto2006]

Fake ID?

[@melissasaint3283]

The first story is so common that I would guess many people readinf this experienced it or know someone who has

[@AceBadguy]

I love these re-enactments as they're not so intrusive. They really add to the stories.

[@daboys1215]

Jonathan Grady literally stepped into a time machine. Sadly, he was not able to find the descendants of Charles Lazarus.

[@EssexAggiegrad2011]

Where is the bible now?

[@herbgurl82]

I would love for someone to find my great-great grandfather's bible, that got lost in a move. It would be amazing to have that family record back...

[@merewetherful]

@@EssexAggiegrad2011 He donated it to the Westside Jewish Center in Houston

[@EssexAggiegrad2011]

@@merewetherful Good

[@jeanpence7950]

@@merewetherful But I found the family until. One quick search for Blooma Michaelson and it was the first hit. All of the relatives are there.

[@ihyishathomas8084]

Now the mother child thing is some what true!!!! I always get signs when something is wrong with my children. Do i think its an unsolved mystery? Idk but its natural mother instinct forsure!!!!

[@iamV10010]

I have 3 kids. It's definitely real! There also might be a scientific and genetic reason for this. Mitochondrial DNA is passed from only the mother to the child. Maybe it is somehow tied to our extreme connections to them on a psychological level.

[@hopeful6157]

💯

[@mpat511]

When my son was born he didn't take a bottle right. He'd suck but half the formula would run out he's mouth. I worried a little but the Dr said he was sucking so hard he couldn't shallow it all and not to worry. I kept him in a bassinet near me when I was in the kitchen and living room. Over 40 years ago we were told to put sleeping babies on their tummies. When he was 2 weeks ago I had my back to him mopping the floor. Suddenly a voice in my head yelled "TURN AROUND" and in surprise (I was alone with a baby and a 2 year old but the voice was an adult). When I jerked around my baby son had pushed himself up on two stiff arms, eyes almost bugging out and lips blue. I barely remember running with him across my arm and almost throwing my daughter in the backseat and rushing to the ER. I guess running with him across my arm dislodged what was in his throat because he was fine when I got there. The nurse probably thought "Oh great, I get the nutcase in pink house shoes dragging a little kid, yelling her baby's not breathing and anyone can tell the baby is fine." She took my son form the "Nut case" arms and started walking to an exam room. Suddenly SHE'S the one running. She sucked out the nasty looking stuff as the Dr ran in. When he was born they overlooked a throat infection and after 2 weeks the puss started closing off his airway. Call it whatever you want but I know my baby would have died if I hadn't heard that voice.

[@Druzica18]

God was watching over you and your baby that day!

[@nataliewicks3388]

Unsolved mysteries is a good show... I believe in mother's name intuition

[@jbcatz5]

“The patient’s word against the doctor’s.” Because if the doctor had done it of course he’d admit to it. That medical board should have revoked his license.

[@seanmichael8283]

They should have put him in jail.

[@ValeriaZaragoza692]

Sad they never found the family in that Bible segment. Although I imagine these days it could be solved in a matter of hours via social media and such.

[@daboys1215]

Dr Sinha may still be "working" as a doctor somewhere in the US. Be warned.

[@jonathanturbide2232]

That's scary as hell. I really hope he's dead and gone.

[@1981lashlarue]

I doubt the U.S. Maybe somewhere else though. Probably fled the country would be my guess.

[@chrishansenisapatofile5746]

No one wants to live in Bidet, oh I'm sorry, I meant Biden land 🤣

[@colleenvantrease4977]

I had an older lady friend,I knew her brother who didn't live to far from me as the distance would go . For some reason I felt, thought something had happened to her sister- in- law . She had died . Later on my lady friend brother passed away. I don't know why it felt that way. I sure really truly honestly was right on both of them. I sure really truly honestly did find it odd to be correct.

[@dramamajor1985]

If that was the guy on the motorcycle who visited Mel, wouldn't he have to sign in at the jail when he visited?

[@kenna163]

I'm usually a skeptic but a mother's instinct is probably the only thing even I couldn't discount.

[@aavvcc]

Did Mel Green have any redeeming characteristics? I’m still trying to figure out why Anita married him 🤔

[@Fleeto2006]

Maybe she liked sumo wrestlers

[@Fleeto2006]

BANZAAAAAI!

[@funnybonesbuck1745]

@@Fleeto2006 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@bethmc95]

I'm wondering that too. He sounds like a real prize.

[@robynperdieu3434]

Evil ones can keep their true character and intentions very well hidden. Classic narcissistic behavior where she had to treat him like he was God. That's where we women get into trouble...when we put men before God.

[@patriciajrs46]

The story of mom-baby bonding, and even adopted bonding experience made a comment about an almost psychic vibration even before the child was born. This reminded me of an nde video I watched that said the soul picks its mother before deciding to be born.

[@theodorekaczinski7063]

Freinds were shocked when she married Mel. Not due to the fact that he weighed 500 lbs,but due to the pre nup she agreed to. I miss this era that had no pc culture

[@JanetStarChild]

Hey, jackass; so-called "PC culture" has been around for many decades. Case in point, 'black face' comedy was no longer acceptable by then. Find yourself a new bogeyman to obsess over; maybe something that's actually worth complaining about, like war and fascism.

[@marieburton4714]

What woman in her right mind would marry a man who wants you to sign an agreement like that? I'm sorry, but then one shouldn't complain afterwards that one was abused. I think she victimized herself voluntarily. I'm not talking about her being killed of course.

[@OhSoCarmen]

Her life being taken was also a part of what you said. You're absolutely right.

[@clickchick6886]

There's a lot of people who are hurt psychologically which basically turns them into subdued people, it's very important not to blame them or revictimize them for those decisions

[@chrishansenisapatofile5746]

@@clickchick6886 🤔

[@SmartStart24]

Loneliness and desperation is a hell of a drug 😕

[@marieburton4714]

@@SmartStart24 Yes, I guess that could be an explanation.

[@swannoir]

I expected/hoped there would be an update on that last segment on the doctor. I hope they found him.

[@seanmichael8283]

Me too. I came to the comments hoping to see if anyone commented on the case. Instead, it's 10,000 comments by mothers patting themselves on the back.

[@adamdavis2967]

I've been looking for any testimonials or anecdotes about Robert Stack and what he was like in real life. I can't find anything. Anyone here have anything. What was he like in his personal life?

[@patriciajrs46]

I'd like to see that Bible.

[@christopherbako]

I am unanimous in this! ✌

[@lindareese4579]

Good show...very good host... ...

[@1978garfield]

So Michelle sees a guy that looks like the killer visiting Mel. Rather than going to the cops she tells Mel her theory? That was really, really stupid. If she would have got the guy on the bike's plate number the case would probably be solved. I guess that would hurt sales of the book.

[@ElCid48]

My thoughts too.

[@deborahsunflower939]

Check the jails visitor log?

[@Adulting_Sucks]

@@deborahsunflower939 exactly what I thought, you have to provide an ID for a jail visit so there's a piece missing here.

[@thesilentdiva]

That was the stupidest thing ever

[@thesilentdiva]

That was the stupidest thing ever

[@VIIStar]

rational explanation is coincidence. Same with the few pets that can find their way home. How many mothers that feel connected to their kids can't use that ability to find them when they're kidnapped or when they're being murdered, or even know not to bring dangerous men into the home. With billions of mothers and children on this planet a case of anxiety will meet up with a child in danger. I feel anxiety about my fridge popping open. Sometimes that anxiety will lead me to check the fridge and find it open. Am I psychic?

[@derbie1660]

So Mel's being held in a prison that apparently doesn't have a sign in sheet for visitors?

[@smooth2365]

I was going to say the same thing. And why didn’t Michelle go to the police after that to tell her of her suspicion?

[@Kaboomboo]

@@smooth2365 My guess she didn't go to the police because they would demand all of her other notes for investigative purposes.

[@refinedsugar]

@@Kaboomboo so basically she impeded the investigation for her own selfish needs? Lol ... if it's between my book and solving your murder, I chose my book. What a great friend!

[@seanmichael8283]

​@refinedsugar Yup! 100% like a true narcissist. She wanted to be the best in the world. Smarter than Mel, Smarter than the police. Her friends death is all about her and she fucked everything up.

[@joselbazcom4221]

I swear, my mother has the most powerful radar that she can tell what I'm thinking from miles away. Don't ever try to hide away from those mother super instincts; it will just make her an implacable super mom.😷😜

[@lynnboyer6643]

The third story reminds me of the pre-World's Wildest Police Videos special, "Surviving The Moment Of Impact: Vol I".

[@shawnlittle3091]

27:20. 30:07 I wonder if that’s the same Station wagon white car With wooden paddling on the side that you see from one segment to another I think it is.

[@unclebrother6244]

I think you're right. Good catch

[@mitchwaters1903]

These stories about vibrations, telepathic links, psychic connections seemed bizarre to hear during the 1990's. Yet countless YT videos discuss these topics currently, detailing synced vibrations, subconscious communications, etc. Although little scientific research proves these phenomena, there are too many reports & examples to be skeptical about these oddities. I'm a guy with no kids, but I still see more validity than doubt.

[@daboys1215]

Mel Green died in prison but the supposed hitman was never found.

[@QuigsAnton]

I don't like how Prime removes segments. This episode should have had the Wadada segment, but it's been omitted.

[@dorandacolbert5973]

That daddy was sitting right there but wasn't really there. don't tell a mother to stop worrying.

[@iamV10010]

I didn't anticipate the resentment I would feel twords the father of my children for not being as attentive and intuitive as I am. It's just not the same and it sucks.

[@cloudsugar272]

@@iamV10010 same here!!

[@chrishansenisapatofile5746]

Fem-b0t detected

[@lw6083]

That bond can exist between any species as long as the love is pure. It doesn't have to be human to human. I know this for sure, for me it is between my Golden Retriever and me. GOD IS LOVE💖💖💖

[@hardv8]

27:26 - Is that the Griswold's Wagon Queen Family Truckster!!?!? It's a beaut.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

If u hate it now wait to drive it. Lol

[@kurtmorris454]

sickening. 6 years for insurance fraud and vehicular manslaughter. that's a light sentence for somebody who shoplifts a back of Twinkies.

[@bookofthewarsofthelord9273]

I have come into possession of three such bibles. One of the bibles looked like the one in this episode but it came from a different family. In both cases I found these bibles from a used book store. One of them is from the 1830s and. The other one is from the 1880s I. Was thinking of looking up the families but I'm not sure I want to do that. Part of me thinks that the reason these books ended up in a book store is because someone decided to get rid of it. And sell it for a small cash handout. These bibles are very common and you can usuallybuy them on eBay and they are wonderful to have if you are the kind of person to treasure these things.

[@CraigBarron-z4f]

Mothers are amazing.....They know everything!!

[@jeanpence7950]

I did a quick Google search and found the family that Bible belongs to, but I can't leave a message on the site, because I'm not a member. I wonder if they ever found out about it.

[@dinkyramirez9866]

2:45 A Mom's Instinct 🧠 👁 🌹

[@mistybollinger3312]

I find myself to be very confused by that last story!! How can you be raped and not know its happening?! Myself, if i go to the doctor for flulike symptoms and the doctor wants me to remove my clothes right down to my underwear im gonna be asking questions!! Nothing about this makes sense to me!!

[@MaryGold-zx6jn]

I know things befor they happen intuitions 😮

[@john-hu6tt]

The mothers six sense story reminds me something out of that movie city of angels with Nicolas cage and meg Ryan. We're danger is on the way and angel Seth would place his hands on a person shoulder and they would admidiatly stop themselves from doing something dangerous.

[@ZeoViolet]

My family has a very old Bible from around the 1600's, that has been passed down through the generations of eldest son to eldest son. My father was the youngest son, so of course he didn't get it, but my Uncle Dale inherited it and I wish I knew which of his descendants had it now. It is very valuable for its history, and was often spoken of in family circles. As for me, to my surprise back in 2015 I was contacted by a woman who was related to my aunt Donna, who'd been married to my Uncle Mike. She cross-referenced details to be certain she had the right person, and told me she had in her possession a different family Bible, given at the death of my grandfather and held by my Uncle Mike. As Uncle Mike had no children, someone in my Aunt Donna's family ended up with it and some niece of hers felt it was only right to make sure it was returned to one of the children of Uncle Mike's brothers...or, at least, the one he was closest to. As Uncle Mike had been my Dad's chosen Godfather for all his children, and had very much been part of my life as I grew up, she felt I was the logical choice to make sure the Bible made it back into it's rightful family. I was stunned and grateful at the gesture, and I've taken very good care of that Bible since, as it's no ordinary Bible and also contained a treasure of sorts....many very rare family photographs, including the only known photo of my grandmother's parents. I guess my family, especially my paternal family, prized its lineage and family history being traced back so many centuries, and family Bibles are, for the olden days, the most valuable sources of information out there.

[@Slayerjane61]

The strange bond that alerts one that a loved one is in serious trouble is not unique to mother and child. When I was 19 and very much in love with the man I would marry, I was at work when I had for the first time in my life a panic attack. I didn't understand that's what it was at the time, but I was so distraught for no reason I knew of that I phoned home to get my mom to pick me up. The feeling subsided after about half an hour, and I ended up staying at work. That night my sweetheart phoned me from the army base where he was at the time and told me that he had gotten into a fight when someone tried to rob him at the very time I had the panic attack.

[@mizzjacksonxoxo]

With the first story, I don't believe the foster mom. Since when do agencies provide a pic of what the birth Mom looked like??...😕😕

[@christopherbako]

Anything over 500 lbs is Difficult.

[@dianneD27]

Glad her first name wasn’t Polly🤔 it was the word of the FOUR patients against the doctor so they let it go ! WTF

[@TheNothing6]

16:14 I know I shouldn't laugh but that guy trying to run is hilarious!

[@funnybonesbuck1745]

😂😂😂😂

[@jeffcampbell2710]

It's hard to get 500lbs moving. Lol

[@AnnabelleCharrier]

There are also mother's who's kids die tragically and DON'T have any intuition that something bad is about to happen. I can believe it happens sometimes but I really hope these stories don't make other mothers feel like failures.

[@alli-kat2329]

Ikr wtf!

[@ravenbaa7989]

I love you and miss you robert stack

[@cecehedrick1253]

I Love the actor who plays Mel

[@Fleeto2006]

Such an over the top performance...hilarious!

[@monte4808]

I get these feelings. Its not a prickly feeling. Its a lump in your gut. Its an overwhelming feeling you cant shake. You cant think about anything else its all consuming to your core. You dont believe its real till you see it for yourself. And there is no explination of why it happens.

[@MartinGarcia-km4qs]

Call it an idiot father! Why didnt he check on the baby? Why was the baby allowed to play with a balloon !

[@TheSarah730]

26:00 they don’t have a visitor’s log at the jail to find out the name of the possible killer?

[@cloudsugar272]

Exactly.... probably used a false name??

[@jarrodbarker5050]

Big fella... BIG FELLA!

[@michaelbowie3269]

Lost In Space Judy Robinson 18:11

[@xennial80sxberner]

6:25 I was getting emotional then that name really lightened the mood. Her friend was a cracka!

[@oneuglygeek9516]

i don't understand, honey, why Flimrise did NOT include the "Wadada" segment into this episode? Filmrise kinda re-formatted some episodes and left out a few segments that were in the original run .. not just "wadada", but for instance, the season 3 episode with the Montana drifter who committed suicide in an Idaho Catholic church, the season 9 episode of Mel Wilson (the counterfeiting guy that had a number of kids, married at least twice and had an english accent), and then there was that season 2 episode about Eugene Bailey that never showed up on Filmrise either? what happened to these eps and why Filmrise isn't show them, honey?

[@deborahsunflower939]

Check the jails visitor log? Guess they didn't record all convos back then...

[@fundude4566]

Did Chris Christie play Melvin Green? Lol

[@bkim7000]

That last rape story was very strange... She didn't know what he was doing? Bizzare

[@tlcnaturalhairskincare5723]

Thank God the mom was at home when the baby was choking. Can't say anything about the dad even though he was in the same room while the baby was choking...smh.

[@iamV10010]

For real. I hate the double standard in parenting. If the baby had choked to death they would have blamed the mother immediately and barely even questioned the father. Just like no one asked the one in the living room why tf he didn't even notice the baby choking.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

Baby should had been near the dad

[@iamV10010]

@@MsDisneylandlover baby *was* near the dad according to the reenactment. He didn't notice.

[@Kaboomboo]

You're all so ignorant. Babies choking isn't like an adult where they flail and can communicate with motions. He probably didn't even hear her and just saw her playing around. It's just one of those things that can happen.

[@michaelwayne1977]

Do prisons not keep a record of people that visit prisoners? And video surveillance inside the prison? Seems like identifying the hit man should be easy.

[@unexpectedvixen5685]

My mom definitely has a sixth sense,still about me to this day and I'm 35,it's very strange and she's actually kept me from getting into dangerous situations.

[@signsfrombeyond4863]

I love the story of Jonathan Grady- what a sweet man to work so hard to find the progeny of the Lazarus family to return to them such a treasured keepsake from their ancestors. 🥲

[@pegs1659]

I was driving home from work one afternoon and as I was nearing my house I "saw" my 6 year old son on the bottom of a swimming pool. I pulled up into the driveway and jumped out of the car in a panic yelling "Where's Joseph?" several times. My husband was in the yard working on a car and said "He went swimming with Garrett." I came unglued and just about had a heart attack. Just about that time my son along with Garrett and his parents came around the side of the house. Joseph was holding a bloody rag over his face. I was so relieved even though his face was obviously bleeding. I knelt down beside him and said I saw you at the bottom of a pool. Garrett's dad looked at me pretty weirdly and said " I pulled him off the bottom of the pool." Turns out Joseph sunk to the bottom of the pool and Garrett's dad rescued him and as Joseph was going into the house to change clothes, the people who owned the pool had a dog chained up and as Joseph walked by it, it attacked him! Poor kid.

[@JRCook-rr9pb]

I remember when I was choking my mom just sat there watching.... People used to tell me I deserved to choke cause I was from Lansing

[@daboys1215]

It has since been revealed the Bible once belonged to Helen Mae Michaelson Light (the granddaughter of Charles and Fannie Lazarus). Helen along with both her parents (Blooma Lazarus Michaelson and Michael Michaelson), as well as her husband Philip Mortimer Light all moved to Los Angeles from Denver around 1940. Prior to that in 1930, Helen's father and husband had owned and managed a clothing store in Denver. Helen passed away in 1974, but her husband, Philip Mortimer Light, would live on until he passed in September 1979. The estate was likely auctioned off. This perfectly aligns with Jonathan Grady discovering the Bible in an antique store in 1980.Sometime around 1910, Charles Lazarus, his wife Fannie, and three of their children (Joshua, Samuel and Reina) moved to New York City and shortened their last name to "Lazar." Joshua and Samuel had both became stage actors, and Reina taught private vocal lessons. In 1922, Samuel Henry Lazarus, now divorced, moved out on his own and married Cecil Margery Warlow. Samuel passed away in February 1940, and the census taken later that year lists Cecil as a widowed lodger. None of the census reports from 1900 to 1940 show Joshua, Sam, or Reina having any children. The fifth child of Charles, May Beatrice Lazarus, died in infancy. As for Dora Fleischman, after a divorce from Joshua, she briefly moved in with her brother Joseph Fleischman back in Florida before marrying Aaron Schetzer of Lithuania in Michigan on August 17th, 1920. After Aaron's death in 1933, Dora moved back to Florida yet again and passed away on May 15th of 1958. Her head stone is engraved with the name "Dora F. Schetzer". Of interesting note is her nephew Solomon Joseph "Salty Sol" Fleischman, who became a longtime Florida radio and TV personality known as much for his fishing enthusiasm as his sports broadcasts. Salty Sol died on April 20, 2000 at South Bay Hospital. He was 89. His career spanned 54 years, ending in 1981 when he signed off of WTVT channel 13.The most direct heirs to the bible would be Philip Mortimer Light's nephews and nieces. Philip's older brother, Benjamin Bertram Light, became an accomplished pianist. Ben started off doing night spots in Denver, then later had a successful recording career after doing radio and television in Los Angeles. Ben eventually passed away in 1965, and was survived by several children and grandchildren. His son Alan D. Light is believed to be still alive at the age of 88 as of 2020.

[@StaceyGlover77]

Not related to this episode but what season was the Christine Skubish case featured in? Thanks.

[@garyroutley4207]

Check the visitor records?

[@hadassah179]

Does scoop and squat still happen these days ?

[@sammyeagleson5352]

21:43 He-Man killed Anita!

[@funnybonesbuck1745]

😂😂😂