Unsolved Mysteries with Robert Stack - Season 7, Episode 10 - Full Episode

[@katerbean]

GUYS IM CRYING! My brother played Jack Davis Jr. in this episode and I’ve been looking for it for years! I can’t believe this video was recommended to me on here! Him and Jack resemble each other so much... My brother recently passed away so it is so wonderful seeing him again in this episode. Rest In Peace Jack and my brother Johnny! 💕

[@karentucker2161]

Sorry for your loss 😔 ❤

[@jami29841]

I’m so sorry for your loss ❤️❤️🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@Awh-hell-nah]

sorry for your loss

[@TheMoneyMakingMentor]

He did a great job. God bless you

[@Earlofthearies.1982]

I'm sorry for your loss 💔.

[@davidfaux48]

I am "Dr. David Faux" in the above "Psychic Family Roots" segment. This version with Robert Stack is original, the "real McCoy", and infinitely better than the radically edited one where Dennis Farina replaces Robert Stack. The latter has been radically edited and proves the point that "there ain't nothing like the real thing". I had my video camera with me and so have hours of behind the scenes snippets taken during the two days of filming my clip in San Diego - 25 years ago!

[@Romans8-9]

These episodes have been condensed and repackaged also. A lot of the episodes are not how they originally aired, although I agree they are much better than the Farina episodes.

[@davidfaux48]

@@Romans8-9 I got a note in my e-mail (but do not see it here) that you asked a question as to whether Robert Stack pronounced my name correctly. Indeed yes. The spelling of the surname in Yorkshire is Fawkes but same name. I avoid noting this on 5 November (Guy Fawkes / Faux Day). The surname started as Falke but morphed in East Anglia to Faulkes and Faux. Most just pronounce the name as "Fox" but in Norfolk they at one time could easily detect the difference between Fox and Faux. Cheers.

[@tellurye]

That is so cool! Did you get to meet Robert Stack?

[@coolbreeze6198]

Awesome post 👍 Stack is where it's at !!!

[@retrochickt7947]

Interesting Dr. Faux. It's not everyday you can talk to the person the show is about.

[@phoenixman8569]

Dr. Cyril Wecht is now retired from his profession, but even at 88 years of age he is still sharper than ever and called upon as a medical expert to assist with some most difficult and puzzling cases///...

[@Whiteshell204]

ha ha ha...you must not have got the memo! Cyril Wecht is a charlatan who runs a diploma mill that only cares about the money and doesn't give a damn if unqualified people get into forensics...Oh you don't believe me ? Have a watch* -----> www.pbs.org/video/frontline-the-real-csi/

[@sistersofthemaccabees2497]

@@Whiteshell204 I'm no expert, in fact I'm am idiot, but he sounds way more credible than those idiots who rule his death accidental when there were so many evidence proving OTHERWISE

[@Whiteshell204]

@@sistersofthemaccabees2497 this was from 30 years ago.....maybe he had morals back then....but in this decade he runs an organization that allows unqualified people to testify and in the end innocent people could be behind bars because of his diploma mill operation allowing joe schmo to become an "expert"

[@CocoAvalon]

Dr. Cyril Wecht is now 88 years old and still going strong!

[@sandrafaith]

He's got a tour scheduled! I'm debating on going to see him. :D

[@CocoAvalon]

@@sandrafaith That's so cool! What will he be talking about? You should totally go.

[@sandrafaith]

@@CocoAvalon The page describes it as: "From JFK to Jon Benet... Dr. Cyril Wecht, America's forensic pathologist, will discuss the historic cases he has been asked to investigate (including the assassination of President John F. Kennedy) and other cases he has studied over the years. From the assassination of Robert Kennedy to the suicide of Marilyn Monroe, to the tragic deaths of Elvis Presley and Kurt Cobain, Dr. Wecht will provide personal insight into these historic tragedies. Other cases on which Dr. Wecht has consulted include Vince Foster, Laci Peterson and Anna Nicole Smith and many more."

[@michellemybelle1231]

@sandra g If you get a chance to see him please do! He is absolutely fascinating in person (I was lucky - my university had him speak as part of a lecture series… unbelievably good!!!)

[@melissalee2872]

Yeah I have seen him on a lot of true crime things, he's really interesting and cool.

[@CED3]

I met Cyril Wecht at a funeral director's convention a few years ago (he was doing a presentation), a really nice guy!

[@giovahnnigucci409]

Ryan Sanders you are a god damn liar!

[@1981lashlarue]

@@giovahnnigucci409 How do you know?

[@Alexandra-xt1vf]

@@giovahnnigucci409 yikes, why so angry? Who would lie about that and why?

[@greggbaker7120]

I was his garbage man, back in 1984....

[@ShyAnn291]

GIOVAHNNI GUCCI how would you know if he’s lying or not?

[@benhoch9967]

Cyril is a one of a kind. Its actually disheartening that he is not going to be blessing us with his knowledge and enthusiasm for his field of work. We NEED way more people like him.

[@anthonythompson403]

I can’t believe I found this channel. I wanted this for so long but I could never find the videos Thank You!

[@johnnolan33177]

I always came to the ones they want you to pay for!! Or the Dennis Farina ones. This should be shared more, this FILMRISE would be loaded.

[@thekingof8]

That last one is so sad. Grandmother Thomas was a badass though!

[@eliserozling9043]

I swear to God the producers of this show LOVE the topic of Amnesia. It's actually extremely rare. Anything to do with Amnesia and they are all in.

[@murderoushumans]

Most common used in court because it requires no proof! Like certain back pain and whip lash.

[@ZeoViolet]

I get very irritated when I see comments like this one. My mother was sixteen when she was struck by a drunk driver, which shattered her body, landed her in a six-month coma where they said she'd die or be a lifelong vegetable...while she did made a near-complete physical recovery (or I'd not be here!), she DID have a case of complete retrograde amnesia and had to restart from the beginning. It took decades for her to get any glimpses of that old person back, and most of it will never return. She recalled to me how terrifying it was to come awake like that and not understand anything or anyone around you; it was confusing and she was very afraid. She was very fortunate to have so many siblings and a set of parents who went about helping her relearn everything and, perhaps, it helped her re-establish family bonds with, as she put it, "a bunch of strangers." She's a walking medical miracle to have made such a complete recovery aside from that amnesia and some body scarring. You can figure, then, why I get so annoyed by uneducated, assumption-laden comments like this one...

[@kidojames6070]

I don't intend this comment as an insult but if you do enough research amnesia and polio were very common back then it's hard to imagine now because as technology and medicine progressed it became more rare

[@WangMingGe]

I blame soap operas/TV for influencing a lot of dumb/dishonest people....a convenient excuse to escape a marriage one doesn't want/kids one doesn't want to look after/debts etc.

[@isabellavalencia8026]

​@@ZeoVioletyour mothers amnesia is legit but most of these cases are not.

[@jonathanturbide2232]

Cyril Wecht is a genius, one of my heroes in the criminal field. This very strange case shows how he's one level above your average forensic pathologist, he destroyed the original report and autopsy with his brilliant deduction skills. Terrific mind.

[@Whiteshell204]

No hes not...hes a hack who runs a diploma mill....Watch the Frontline episode the Real CSI -----> www.pbs.org/video/frontline-the-real-csi/

[@supercooled]

What about that other forensic expert, skip palonik

[@jeremyud]

I went to IUP in 2010-2012. Passed Weyandt Hall (where Jack's body was found) all the time. I too have a hard time believing that his body could have just stayed there for 5 days without anybody noticing him. And for anyone wondering how the body could have been transported there- IUP has these big laundry carts that Residence Life/Greeks were able to check out and use for transporting items across campus. He could have been hidden in a dorm, then died, and then someone got one of those laundry carts, placed his body there, and then dumped him.

[@karentucker2161]

Can see that happening.

[@ThePeterDislikeShow]

Don't forget. These are kids who can't be bothered to sacrifice some of their precious party time to report something as silly as a dead body.

[@jeremyud]

@@karentucker2161 The laundry carts were a weird quirk of Iup. I'm assuming it's because the campus had some steep inclines and laundry carts made it easier to transport things for events.

[@ryanj99]

I went to IUP from 2009-2013. Yeah, I see what you're saying though. Very strange.

[@michaelpout9701]

I don't see after watching the segment how the hell their telling me his body must have been there for 5 days before someone notest no way someone would have seen him before that so he must have died somewhere else and put there

[@clydedahler9542]

All these unsolved mystery episodes are great and Robert Stack is so perfect for these episodes and glad there so many to watch.

[@daboys1215]

In 2005, Jack's family was contacted by a retired Indiana Borough police officer. He claimed that Jack had came to him for protection just two weeks prior to his death. It is not known why the officer did not contact the family or police sooner. Marlene believes that Jack was attacked by someone he knew. Despite the new leads the death of Jack Davis jr remains unsolved 33 years later.

[@wendellspeer1675]

There's nothing like the intro music it's still eerie to this day I love it😝😆

[@Jugivadi]

He's the one who analyzed the Jeffrey Epstein "suicide" and reclassified it as "homocide." He made solid and sound points.

[@talulahbankhead7883]

Wasn't it Dr Baden?

[@walkr7998]

homocide? that's a new one ;)

[@tysonthomas6029]

And Jon bene Ramsey!

[@Iconhulk]

And we know it wasn't...

[@whatabouttheearth]

@@talulahbankhead7883 Baden investigated it for the family, Wecht looked into it less but critized the original finding of "suicide" also though. Interestingly both were involved with the House Select Committee on Assassination for the JFK case. Baden upheld the "magic bullet theory" but Wecht was opposite, he was the only dissenter and held that JFKs brain went missing.

[@daboys1215]

Kristi Krebs has not been seen since August 9, 1993. She would be 49 if she is still alive.

[@teetot5276]

daboys1215 she was mentally unstable, the hospital she went to failed her

[@marrievedriane866]

Robert Stack +trench coat=good night sleep 😊

[@HHH-ye1ro]

This is what I am doing right now. 👍

[@Len1977gt]

Robert Stack = Good night sleep

[@SpeedDemon-vm2lp]

When I was little, like 9-10 years old I used to be scared shitless of Robert Stack. I always imagined him getting red eyes and plus the theme song scared me 😂

[@benitojuarez9999]

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[@MrAdambeltran]

You nailed it.perfect to fall asleep to

[@supercooled]

Regarding kristy kerbs, mental breakdowns can happen out of the blue, I’ve witnessed people literally cry and scream out of the blue. I myself also felt like I am on the precipice on losing my tenuous connection to reality and take on something far more sinister almost unworldy. It’s an overwhelming feeling of despair that nothing to do seems to work. Something as simple as picking up a spoon and keep dropping it inexplicably or tying your shoes, something you’ve done for years effortlessly suddenly became insurmountable difficult for some reason and you can’t understand why. It’s very traumatic.

[@kconrad5893]

I’d classify her as being bipolar. Her extreme happiness and energy sound like manic episodes.

[@christineharding2011]

@@kconrad5893 I thought the exact same thing.

[@donsharma6136]

Agreed..getting older..depression and nervous breakdowns can get worse with age

[@RickBarnes-k5l]

Butchered her name

[@Wowzersdude-k5c]

@@kconrad5893 I have zero doubt that Kristi had bipolar disorder and it is amazing to me that the doctors in the hospital missed it.

[@adamdavis2967]

The last segment: My heart sank when the update came on to say that Philip Thomas had died back in 1989. What the update didn't say is that the private investigation agency handling the case didn't discover this until a year and a half after this story aired so when Walter found out, Philip had been gone the last seven years. While he had gone by his adoptive name, Philip lived in Central Falls, Rhode Island, less than 50 miles from Walter. And 41 years old only? I wonder what happened. I hope he lived a good, full life, and that he had people who loved him and he, them.

[@joelwhyte7339]

I wished that they still played these episodes in 2020 on TV of unsolved mysteries

[@mzzodiacc]

You can always Cast these old eps to your TV🖥👀

[@KendraEMoyer]

I was doing research on a patriot named Jason Russell, who was one of the first people killed in the first massacre of the American Revolution. I went to his grave wrote all these papers and went back and forth from Boston and Detroit. At a point I was going to go to the Jason Russell museum on Jason street for my research. I went back to Boston and was visiting a friend and she started talking to me about how her ancestor was killed in the American Revolution. I started asking her questions and she said his name was Jason Russell. We had been hanging out for about 7 years.

[@Betonmeamberlee]

Not only was that accidental death report was crazy, but then in a stairwell his body laid for 5 days? Come on!

[@troytanner1693]

Norwich Connecticut

[@dlewis895]

IT HAD BEEN RAINING BUT HIS BODY AND CLOTHING WERE DRY....OMG OBVIOUS CLARITY

[@janiselopez9793]

Poor Kristi. She needs a lot of help. Her situation gives me chills. it's so sad that shes homeless and dealing with mental breakdowns. i hope someone finds her

[@doloreserin]

I hope so too. Her story just touched my heart. Just so sad. Dolores

[@karentucker2161]

I think she might of had a mental illness that was suppressed until the car caught on fire. Either that or she was under a ton of stress and snapped. I have been overly stressed and you aren't in your right mind and snap at everyone, etc.

[@bethmc95]

Trauma can do some strange things to people's minds. Her story is so sad

[@puppiesarepower3682]

So scary, so sad, so sorry girl. Cliché.

[@puppiesarepower3682]

​@@doloreserinDolores is pain in Spanish.

[@RossJr8604]

I believe Kristi had an undiagnosed type of bipolar disorder & the second time she had trouble with her car, she had a high-level manic episode and 'gave up on living life' in general. I have BPD (that I've been properly & successfully dealing for years, btw) and there were moments in my life where minor issues would occur that I would just break down, snap, and give up on myself; yet I would remember to get a hold of emotions & know that it isn't the end of the world. I hope & pray that someday we find out what happened to Kristi & that she is okay.

[@kconrad5893]

Yeah, it’s bizarre to me that bipolar was never mentioned or considered. The way they described her behavior as extremely happy and energetic…euphoric about planning a wedding for a boyfriend she didn’t even have. That’s classic mania followed by psychosis.

[@DMalltheway]

She definitely needs help but I certainly believe she found her happy place and is alive and well.

[@HisWordisLife4U]

Kristi's counselor: Only work part time Kristi and her family: (immediately ignore counselor's recommendation)

[@cookingwithtabitha]

Honestly it sounded like it was Kristi ignoring the advice. The parents said they were worried but you can't force someone to do something.

[@ThePeterDislikeShow]

you ever try to live on half your income?

[@HisWordisLife4U]

@@ThePeterDislikeShow She lives with her parents.

[@ThePeterDislikeShow]

@@HisWordisLife4U So? A lot of parents are broke too.

[@HisWordisLife4U]

@@ThePeterDislikeShow If you go nuts and have to go to the hospital, you will have no job, Her Dr. told her to to take it easy and just work part time, if she had done that she may have gotten better instead of wigging out. If she has a viable disability that is permanent, she can apply for ssi.

[@reneebrown1362]

Thanks For Another Great Episode Of Unsolved Mysteries With Robert Stack It's Back The First Story I Believe That College Student Jack Davis JR. Was Murdered That Night And His Body Placed In The Bottom Of The Stairwell By Maybe 3 Ppl Hoping Justice Is Finally Served To The Family Very Sad Case Indeed

[@firecracker1782]

Right how he went undiscovered and Windows wrapped around that stairwell. Who officially signed off on that one should be fired asap

[@nikozurdo]

Stop capitalizing every word for christ sake

[@____username____]

Dr Cyril Wecht will turn 90 years old in March 2021.

[@supergeeky7529]

Dr Wecht was a party animal in college confirmed! 😜 You know when grandma starts swinging the broom you are in deep shit!

[@CEDL4072]

Sad Kristi is still missing. I really do not want to assume the worst. I started wondering if maybe she could have ended up in Canada or another country? That only came to my mind because of the Pierre Abril case (also featured on UM) sooo I started wondering if maybe she somehow ended up in another country. I hope my theory is true because I really do not want to hear she was taken advantage by a predator due to her condition. 😞

[@daboys1215]

If she is still alive she would be 48 years old.

[@AstrosElectronicsLab]

You mean Pierre April

[@MyKali2009]

Kristi is very likely dead. She was probably killed years ago by a predator while hitchhiking around the country. She apparently made it to Utah and back to California within a year of her disappearance. I doubt that she survived much longer than that. Hitchhiking was common at the time and so was the killing of hitchhikers.

[@Wowzersdude-k5c]

@@MyKali2009 I once was driving and picked up a hitchhiker. As we were driving, he asked "Why did you pick me up? I could be a serial killer." I responded "I doubt it because the chances of two serial killers meeting are astronomical." 😀

[@PoeLemic]

I sure wonder if anyone has seen Kristi Krebs again -- since she was last seen in the 1990's. If anyone knows any updates, please, post them and let all of us know.

[@aprilleerose]

That last lady reminded me of my behavior when I had Lyme disease. I had no idea the neurological effects that disease had.

[@jkalb1744]

I wish he would of worked on the Jon Benet Ramsey case.

[@jkalb1744]

He did make some observations concerning the case and it's on KZbin, though listening to him some of what he says doesn't match up to the accounts I be read.

[@richardscranton4159]

He wrote a book on the case.

[@jkalb1744]

@@richardscranton4159 yep, thanks.

[@kidojames6070]

I fully agree a full segment on that case would have been perfect for this show

[@nickalkire1187]

R.I.P., Robert Stack!! (Captain Rex Kramer in Airplane! and Eliot Ness in The Untouchables)

[@chrisbridges655]

I think I'll go with what Dr. Wecht says.

[@Whiteshell204]

He is a hack charlatan and that is all -----> www.pbs.org/video/frontline-the-real-csi/

[@ewaleokadia76]

This episode is also one of my favorites:-).

[@ericapoe]

If only Dr Cyril Wecht looked into all the unexplained deaths in Unsolved Mysteries.

[@jeremyzak654]

That dude would never get any sleep if he were to do that.😂

[@karalianisthmus8548]

I (re)watched this on my vhs tape back in 07-08.... then I found Hank’s book on eBay SIGNED by him :)

[@jennalee5967]

Do you still have the vhs tape?

[@kt1pl2]

Kristi Krebs is one of the very few UM missing people that I think is still out there alive somewhere.

[@bethmc95]

I hope she is but it seems like she would have been found by now if she was living and working with the public. She had a pretty distinctive birth defect on her hand. It always breaks my heart to see these people still missing after so many years. I can't imagine what a nightmare it is for the parents.

[@fundude4566]

I saw on the unsolved mysteries site that someone said she’d living in a suburb of St Louis and just wants to be left alone.

[@MyKali2009]

@@fundude4566 I highly doubt that.

[@cheesecake134]

I think that’s sadly pretty impossible, just given her fragile state at the time. I now tend to think she never left the woods and died due to exposure. She was on a logging road, so I find it highly unlikely a predator happened upon her there. And it would be a miracle if someone in her reported state managed to get back to the main road and then be abducted(also still a pretty remote area and it was really late). I think the ripped up pictures and the radio being taken out were things she did in her manic/upset state for her own reasons. I think she was just missed in the search of the area, which isn’t hard to do.

[@Annadawn22]

Wish the latest season of Unsolved Mysteries was as good as the originals :/

[@sarahs4052]

Could the spirits of Hank's ancestors be calling hin him. YES!

[@thehatkid42]

It certainly made me a bit sad that the long lost brother had passed away. Hopefully the family was able to find where he was buried to pay there respects.

[@GrieviousGeorge]

Kristi Krebs liked the smile a lot; the actress playing her looks like Amy Schumer

[@brettw.273]

Hey man- c'mon with that... there's already enough hurt going around

[@supercooled]

Amy schemer is a fat pig with a dirty unclean mouth. She makes her living talking about vile, vile things that unbeknownst to me people find funny. Life is bizarre sometimes..

[@keponedreams8269]

@@supercooled you must be the leader of the snowflake breakdown? ,,you've gotta be kidding?? she's delishious!!! and more intelligent than you can comprehend evidently..................... And nope I'm not triggered or any of the other made up dialog by the internet panic actors constabulary... Just pointing out the facts that you are not qualified to piss down you're own leg or be trusted to sit on the toilet seat right.... Thanks for listening have a wonderful day....... And make sure your shoes are on the correct feet also... Thank you in advance for understanding my position... Your also welcome for this matter being cleared up like adults....... Praise columbus.......and pass the Vaseline.............

[@PoeLemic]

@@supercooled You don't know crap about Amy. She's really an awesome person. I was friends with her in high school and tried to date her, but she turned me down. However, I hold no grudges. And, for a while, she lost the weight and turned into a Babe. But, of course, that was when she was older and more famous.

[@darkkiss7247]

Hanford CA. isn't anywhere near the beach. It's out in the Central valley.

[@TERoss-jk9ny]

DARKKISS: Hauled many a load to the Glass plant in the eighties. You could hit hwy 152 around there? I can’t quite remember, but it was several hrs from the coast. At that time, Hanford was a spot in the map! If I had a dime for all the times I struggled thru the “toulie” fog, I would have s lot of dimes!

[@lesleywillsey9272]

I'm thinking the hot air balloon was there for a reason, to guide her. Hank, David and probably many others were guided too through their own experiences. I was once a non believer, but I can now say that there are some moments that are not coincidence, I've personally had too many experiences for it to be. There is a time when coincidence and probability have to be ruled out. All I know for sure is my own experiences to be true💖💖💖

[@karentucker2161]

I think jack was put there after 5 days. This whole case is suspicious to me.

[@JimmyDee12]

"Drowned in the bathtub" lmaooo cmon. Doesn't take a rocket scientist

[@katieab403]

I like the thing about the ancestors guiding people. I do alot of genealogical research & find it very interesting that these people feel like their ancestors are guiding them. I do my genealogy primarily to learn where I came from and so that the people I research are not forgotten. That I don't just look at a photo & have no idea who it is. I just like to make sure they aren't forgotten.

[@TERoss-jk9ny]

“Nothing, would be unbelievable to me”.......... Except putting my partial in before you go on a Nationally Syndicated tv show.... I’m guessing he played Hockey? Wow

[@BryanHeartBreaker]

“Kristi Krebs is a survivor. She can get through anything” Gets stuck in mud, has a psychotic break Evidently not lol

[@yesorlando05]

I literally said the same thing. I'm not putting her down at all. Just that these types of psychotic issues robs you of your mental strength. Her reaction to her getting the car stuck in the mud is proof of this. I just think that her mom is just trying to make herself feel some sort of comfort that Kristi is still alive. I have 4 young adult children (23-28) and can't imagine the pain of not knowing where they are and if they're ok.

[@brettw.273]

@@yesorlando05 are any of them hot(and female)?

[@AstrosElectronicsLab]

@@brettw.273 you just had to go there, lol

[@michelleprieur1]

What do you find funny about that?

[@bobbyincidemetal]

😂😂😂

[@wyllowraven]

It's actually common for genealogists to have hunches or intuitions that turn out to be right. It's like the ancestors want to be found and have their story told.

[@ashleelarsen5002]

That's deeeeeep

[@whatabouttheearth]

😂😂😂 someone hasn't done enough geneology, sometimes you can't get shit for info

[@ashleelarsen5002]

@@whatabouttheearth does everyone just press the middle button? That doesn't make sense either.

[@ThatCharmsChick]

I have an ancestor or two who could really get off their butts and haunt me in the right direction. I’ve been stuck for years! 😂

[@heideggerm2]

The former police chief of the Indiana, PA police department (seen at 12:38) is, ironically a sargeant. How small is that police force that a sargeant can become police chief? He's a prime example of someone with tunnel vision. He insists that Jack was thrown down the stairs even though Dr. Wecht proved that it was not so since the body lacked the necessary bruises. It had rained for 2 days, while Jack was allegedly in the stairwell, but his clothes were dry when he was found. I'm sure this officer would explain that away since it doesn't fit his theory. It's amazing that police officers like this are able to catch anyone at all.

[@DMalltheway]

I’m sure smart criminals take full advantage of that on him or he simply doesn’t want to deal with a murder case which is pathetic either way.

[@taitlib6551]

Who needs NyQuil when u have a fluffy haired ole man in a trench coat!! Ur a god Mr Stack

[@MisssVP]

I need Nyquil

[@mzzodiacc]

It's the Glee from the Nostalgic feeling of the show that makes you comfy enough to be in a state of mind to wanna go ahead n fall asleep..😴😌😌☺️💕📺

[@joshlight6892]

Cyricl Wecht should have reviewed the Norman Ladner case! Betting he would have declared that a murder. If he is still alive he still should.

[@richardheinz]

The detective said he's seen funny things with drunks. There was no alcohol in Jack Davis' blood.

[@Funckle73]

5 days?!!!!!

[@FlixCreEightR]

What is with social services back then ? Trying to take kids away from single parents or grandparents ?! Nuts.

[@makelikeanail]

Chris Cross What a moronic statement.

[@AstrosElectronicsLab]

@Chris Cross what?

[@angelalackey3521]

Money.

[@mzzodiacc]

They STILL do it, smh.. Nothing's changed abt that.😒

[@jennalee5967]

Have to figure Kristi's parents are getting elderly and 30 years of not knowing what exactly happened to her

[@Quacks0]

22:52 One of my favorite U.M. segments :D

[@kewsiyehboah6058]

USM.. Legendary Legend.. Cyril Harrison Wecht.. March 20th - 1931.. 90 Years - Young.

[@scalesdriver4998]

Robert stack voice scares me damn... this is not good at all if I saw him in a dark room I would probably 💩 on myself...

[@NemoUberKitty]

Yeah. You would crap yourself if you saw him now, considering he died years back😅

[@scalesdriver4998]

@@NemoUberKitty lol...

[@effooo2000]

But he was definitely born to narrate

[@nakieatorry8587]

Scales Driver I know he looks scary as hell wtf is his wife thinking

[@scalesdriver4998]

@@nakieatorry8587 when i watch it at night i turn on all my lights and open the closet doors, and look under my bed just to be sure lol....😂

[@cheesecake134]

Kristi Krebs just breaks my heart.

[@mkproductions2.0]

Me too mental illness is nothing to play around with.

[@karentucker2161]

She reminds me of one of my neighbors, even kind a looks like her but a lot younger than kristi. I wonder if there's any relation there.

[@jcuesta1334]

Where exactly on campus was this staircase that for five days he wasn't found?

[@FlixCreEightR]

I believe the other doctor. I don't think he died there. But was moved there later on.

[@jcuesta1334]

And when I say India, I don’t mean that Indian people are careless, I mean the staircase must have been somewhere else than that campus.

[@michelleprieur1]

Sorry I'm late to the party, just subscribed. You took the words right out of my mouth; I've never seen or heard of any campus with a stairwell that's used that rarely.

[@mikecooki9580]

Well I heard that when he was pledging sig tau . They were playing donkey Kong. This is when the pledges have to make it up from the basement to the top floor. While trying to make it to the top, they brothers are throwing empty kegs down the steps . Rumor is he was hit the head. N they ended up not taking him to the hospital in fear of them getting in trouble. They kept him at the house til he died n he was placed at the bottom of that stairwell. Then mysteriously the sig tau house burned to the ground. N was disbanded N until I was up at IUP from 96-01. The fraternity has made a comeback as sig tau gamma. . The messed up thing on the episode of unsolved mysteries. They showed a picture of him wearing his pledge shirt. . He wasn’t found until a week after he was missing, the stairwell is visible from the classroom windows above . He had stubble on his face, it rained days before he was found but somehow he was dry , he had no food in his stomach, no alcohol in his system. He had no bumps n bruises u would likely have if he fell down all them cement steps then Cyril wecht (however you spell it) Concluded he had a skull fracture and that was it I heard that fracture was caused by him getting hit In the head w something that was thrown down the steps playing donkey Kong. .

[@supercooled]

mike cooki you’re a university student? Reading that mess I thought you would t have graduated high school.

[@ts-xk9lr]

Cyril wecht my favorite author

[@simonandsimon2352]

Mendocino is sooooo beautiful, I love it :)

[@DMalltheway]

I need to visit

[@thesparkypilot]

These episodes are a constant reminder that hell is other people 😂

[@PunkProfess0r]

I’ve experienced the genealogy phenomenon.... they call it “the spirit of Elijah” - turning the hearts of the children to their fathers and the hearts of the fathers to their children lest I smite the whole earth with a curse! ... it’s the last verse of the Old Testament

[@LadyGreyBlack]

Regarding Kristi's obsessions, how much of this was obvious to her friends and loved ones, and how gradual or sudden were the signs?

[@newhorizonsintuitiveguidance]

#1. We are souls having an earthly experience. WE ARE NOT OUR BODIES! Why is it so hard for "human beings" to understand this when death occurs every day! #2. When our love ones pass over to the other side they are not dead. Our souls are eternal! You will see them again and recognized them! Many of them chose to be our guardian angels. The Holy Trinity approves of them being our guardian angels. #3. The best way to talk to your love ones is to pray for them and talk to them as if they are still in this world. They can hear you and see you if they have decided to be your guardian angel. Be prepared for some to give you specific signs that only the two of you share. No need to be afraid so don't freak out. They want you to know how much they love you and that's why they are watching over you.

[@nicolethorson8186]

I always wonder what Robert Stack's personal opinions were on some of these. Like, did he read the scripts with paranormal content and go, "Wow, these guys are whack jobs...but it's a paycheck"? Or was he a total conspiracy theorist? I can see it going either way.

[@thisissostupidliterallywhy]

Supposedly he didn't like the stories that dealt with ghosts. You can sort of tell by his tone and language he uses when talking about them. As for other paranormal stories I don't think anyone is sure

[@patrickkavanagh7371]

He also didn't like the UFO stories, he laughed at the producers and said are we really going to do these.

[@seekingserenity1209]

How in the hell did Kristi Krebs wind up getting another car stuck in the same spot as before? I'm bewildered😂😂😂

[@teetot5276]

Good Mouth this chick was a nutcase

[@AstrosElectronicsLab]

It wasn't the same spot, it was 7 miles south of the first one.

[@Elorac1971]

Kristi was my friend and a very good hearted person.

[@DMalltheway]

@@Elorac1971 Are you still in the Mendocino area and if so do locals still talk about the case?

[@vegetasolo1221]

One case that has been difficult for Wecht to solve was the unexplained death of a man named Jack Davis Jr. Case Files: 1. Jack Davis Jr. (Unsolved) 2. Natasha Jennings (Unsolved) 3. Michelle Witherell 4. Kurt Cobain 5. Elvis Presley 6. Jeffrey MacDonald 7. Seth Floyd 8. Louis DiNicola 9. Tanya Palmer 10. Andy Kaufman

[@SpinSatx]

You constantly repeat in your comments exactly what UM said in their episode.

[@brinagreen2492]

@@SpinSatx I know right like he's so fucking annoying

[@TERoss-jk9ny]

AND? You’re really a brilliant individual.... NOT!

[@h.w.r8635]

Poor Kristi 😢

[@borderreiver3288]

seems the first time they just jumped to conclusions and made the story about him dying from choking...the body had been dumped there....the police just wanted an easy way out...adoption agencies those days were pure evil with no soul or caring about what happened to the kids...so sad to find he had died so young...

[@franpotter5041]

So that's why they are called the wee hours...

[@lovelyladycarter3687]

Adell was going through postpartum Ik she was sick of having kids at that time smh my sister sadly went through the same thing she unalived herself but we didn't know what the issue or signs were at the time😢😢 I'm glad we can educate ourselves so much better than back then

[@scalesdriver4998]

This episode is scary with the music damn I'm scared I pee on myself lol..

[@violentpolska]

Me n my family would watch this show back in the 90's, i was just a kid. One of the scariest thing to me was the voice of Robert Stack. Geez!! Just hearing his voice alone gives you chills!!!!

[@nickylup9566]

lol.

[@nakieatorry8587]

Scales Driver me too I can't watch it at night and Robert stack is scary looking it's his eyes and voice

[@TheNaturalibra]

Nakiea Torry me either! I have to cut it off before it turns night 😂😂😂

[@johnlove5724]

cool tv series

[@Jolenesmart1980]

Her laughter lit up the room , never heard that one it’s always smile lol il be fine coz I fit NONE of the cliches

[@vidahasselburg3841]

To die at 41 in ‘89 tho jeez.....maybe it was a rough life it seems like it woulda been.

[@Cheriwrites75]

My father died at 41 in 1983. His wasn't a particularly rough or difficult life, and he didn't die in an accident. Of course I suppose difficult is relative...

[@jennalee5967]

The Jack Davis one has always stuck with me cause of so many inconsistencies,even a renowned forensic pathologist has trouble establishing the exact causes. Unless theirs a confession,we will probably never know the exact circumstances of Jack Davis untimely death.

[@daboys1215]

Jack Davis's death is still unsolved. Certainly didn't look like an accident to me.

[@darkkiss7247]

Who is Jack Davis?

[@daboys1215]

@@darkkiss7247 First story.

[@darkkiss7247]

@@daboys1215 Thanks.

[@daboys1215]

@@darkkiss7247 YW ;)

[@daboys1215]

@Crim Sin Or someone is trying to hide something.

[@wildabeast1]

damn i got exited with his update to find out his bro died

[@mikecooki9580]

Well I heard that when he was pledging sig tau . They were playing donkey Kong. This is when the pledges have to make it up from the basement to the top floor. While trying to make it to the top, they brothers are throwing empty kegs down the steps . Rumor is he was hit the head. N they ended up not taking him to the hospital in fear of them getting in trouble. They kept him at the house til he died n he was placed at the bottom of that stairwell. Then mysteriously the sig tau house burned to the ground. N was disbanded N until I was up at IUP from 96-01. The fraternity has made a comeback as sig tau gamma. . The messed up thing on the episode of unsolved mysteries. They showed a picture of him wearing his pledge shirt. . He wasn’t found until a week after he was missing, the stairwell is visible from the classroom windows above . He had stubble on his face, it rained days before he was found but somehow he was dry , he had no food in his stomach, no alcohol in his system. He had no bumps n bruises u would likely have if he fell down all them cement steps then Cyril wecht (however you spell it) Concluded he had a skull fracture and that was it I heard that fracture was caused by him getting hit In the head w something that was thrown down the steps playing donkey Kong. .

[@leemillyruby887]

I’m in Australia. What is this crap you join some stupid clubs and get hurt to join and be a member. We have college and university here - none of this crap fraternity’s lol to join. American needs to start disbanding crap at their schools.

Everybody gangster til you hear Stack’s voice

[@stupid8911]

Awww, the last one, 😔

[@doedollaz6180]

I need this to sleep 💤

[@kurtcobanger401]

Jack Davis --- The dry clothes could be explained by decomposition and heat created by the process.... And the Blood pool in the cranium could be explained by an aneurism which may have caused the fall... And as far as no one looking out there windows ?? Dude that view is prime reason not to

[@DMalltheway]

What about the bruises? Skull fracture?

[@gafiltafish4464]

I was in the same fraternity as Jack Davis Jr. and went to IUP some twenty odd years later. I had heard that jack was actually placed in a closet for a couple days, before he was moved to the stairwell. I was under the impression he really died from drinking but that would not match Dr. Wechts thesis.

[@kriskalbfleisch5020]

Why are Robert stacks eyes so eerie? It's like his right one is bigger than the left one. They are hidden in shadows as well.

[@TTBurgerThePlayStationGamer]

so how did kristi's car catch fire just from being stuck in the mud?

[@ONEMusic801]

The reenactment showed it was sparks from the tires turning in the brush surrounding the mud. Do i believe that? Not really. Ive never heard of that happening. She definitely suffered from mental illness.

[@RockandrollNegro]

If she had brush underneath and around the vehicle, the heat from the transmission housing from throwing it in and out of gear trying to break loose could have easily started a fire.

[@AstrosElectronicsLab]

@@RockandrollNegro what gets me is the re-enactment shows the car (a front wheel drive) trying to get out of it's stuck position by going in a forward direction - which is just making it worse ...

[@richardea4223]

I guess you never heard of friction. You might want to crack open a book. More time studying and less time playing video games would help. 😎

[@66billygunn]

@Richard EA 😂😂😂 oh fuck

[@5thcorps]

RIP Dr Wecht...

[@Icarusvampire]

The Tammy Leppert case that showed on here as solved hasn't been solved! Don't know why they showed it being in the solved section since it hasn't!

[@MyKali2009]

Kristi is very likely dead. She was probably killed years ago by a predator while hitchhiking around the country. She apparently made it to Utah and back to California within a year of her disappearance. I doubt that she survived much longer than that. Hitchhiking was common at the time and so was the killing of hitchhikers.

[@mikeworkman3593]

Those Genealogists are just short changing their natural intellect. The human mind is still being studied, and we may never know it's full potential. The 2 men most likely made the information and the answers locked inside their mind, and by looking at the papers and looking at that painting, it was simply unlocked. Why does everything have to be supernatural. And the woman with the ballon, that's just coincidence, another thing that just seems to be overlooked. Seems like when anything is too much of a coincidence it's either sinister or supernatural.

[@whatabouttheearth]

Unrealized subconscious microdata in a dormant stage of processing.

[@ms.willalwayslovemylife4832]

@Mike Keith Really, now . . . . . . Captain Obvious ? ! ? ! ? ! 😒🤔 I'm certain that if I was researching my family tree and someone or something odd or strange helped me, I certainly would not call that a " coincidence ", at all. Trolls will always try to explain eerie situations with logic. Doesn't always work, bro.

[@DMalltheway]

@@ms.willalwayslovemylife4832 Doesn’t make it convincing

[@sarahs4052]

Gid bless 👵 grandma

[@Ariel692769]

Ikr? Grandma wasn't having it. You go grandma!

[@myhandlewasstolen2]

I can relate to Kristi.

[@rogerramjet6429]

39:20 gee with all these people lighting up rooms, it's fascinating that people are still paying power bills.

[@cheery-hex]

so don't you think after the first incident where that girl lost it after getting stuck in the mud that she would have gotten CAA? (or similar auto insurance where they will rescue you... that's what it's called in canada)

[@AstrosElectronicsLab]

AAA in America, but girl was messed up upstairs so it wouldn't have helped

[@mzzodiacc]

Maybe they didn't have such insurance back in the 90s..🤔

[@anne-mariepetersen7620]

It is strange that so many videos is ALWAYS blury or camera is ( shaking)...????

[@dylanadams5883]

Robert Stack looked professional and good voice