Unsolved Mysteries with Robert Stack - Season 10 Episode 2 - Full Episode

[@raindrops4284]

When l was younger l watched this show with my mother and now as an adult it soothes my soul and l love KZbin for bringing my childhood into today.

[@sarahjones3007]

Same I can really relate 😅

[@NorbertoFontanez]

AWESOME! Glad to hear people come to tranquil terms within themselves... The History channel Ancient Aliens do THAT for me... We are NOT ALONE,...we have NEVER been alone.🛸👽

[@thefoggywho7236]

Same with my Dad. R.I.P

[@Halo_1128]

​@@thefoggywho7236Same.Every Wednesday at 8 my grandfather would call and we would watch over the phone together Rip😊

[@thefoggywho7236]

@@Halo_1128 ah Hell, that was before Amazon and Netflix. The good old days of channel flipping. That reminds me of the scene from Argo when he’s watching Planet of the Apes while talking to his son in the phone.

[@jesusgalvan6513]

Ever since I started watching unsolved mysteries I became addicted to it . It's better than watching the news.

[@UFCMusic]

i binged watched 9 seasons in under 3 months lol

[@newhorizonsintuitiveguidance]

This goes beyond mere entertainment for your viewing pleasure! These are heartfelt stories about real individuals and their lives! Many of these people never expected their personal experiences to be exposed for public scrutiny and judged for “your entertainment”. They deserve recognition for their courage in sharing their narratives, so let’s be decent human beings and show them respect. Imagine if you were in their position or in the place of countless others; I’m sure you wouldn’t want to be reduced to just another subject for "The Show," would you?

[@bryancoyne9692]

Everything is better than watching the news lol

[@ullgeologist]

Update on Kathy Page: Unresolved. Kathy's family sued Steve in civil court, claiming that he was responsible for her death. Her mother, Dorothy, testified that she had seen Steve vigorously washing clothes on the morning after her murder. The following day, her family witnessed him cleaning the carpet in their home. He claimed that he had spilled grease on it. Sherry also testified that he had abused Kathy. Neighbors also stated that they heard loud arguments and banging on the walls coming from their home. Steve admitted that he did not want Kathy to be autopsied. Witnesses testified that he was left-handed; the autopsy determined that Kathy had most likely been strangled by a left-handed person. In 1999, after two previous mistrials, Steve was found financially liable for Kathy's death in the civil court. He was ordered to pay $200,000 to her family. He was also later convicted of repeatedly desecrating her grave. He is still living in Texas; he has yet to be charged criminally for her death. Tragically, their daughter, Monica, died in 2011 at the age of 28. Their daughter Erin remains alive today. In 2018, this case was profiled on Cold Justice. They interviewed dozens of witnesses in it. They also found a new witness who reported seeing Steve walking away from the ditch where Kathy's car was found on the night of her death. The witness did not come forward sooner because he was with his mistress at the time. Steve was also interviewed; he continued to deny any involvement in this case. Despite the new evidence, the D.A. did not feel that there was enough evidence to prosecute him. However, investigators are continuing to look into new leads and hope to present this case again. unsolvedmysteries.fandom.com/wiki/Kathy_Page

[@pizzagirl597]

Wow, he's an absolute grub. Desercating her grave? This creep should be rotting in prison.

[@bison1203]

As soon as he referred to himself in the third person and started victim blaming, I had no doubts he murdered her. It’s pathetic that he’s still free.

[@mlew3434]

It’s not “babysitting” if it’s the guy’s own child

[@alicemorrissey6201]

lol did he get paid?

[@sergeiyzerman7240]

I can't argue with this.

[@iamV10010]

I agree. Saying that to a man is invalidating his role as a father and insinuating the mother is more responsible for the child than he should be. Double standards suck.

[@karentucker2161]

Exactly.

[@karentucker2161]

@@alicemorrissey6201 you get paid to babysit.

[@JM-pz6bh]

Brooke’s gravestone is beautiful and shows she was dearly loved.

[@buddywilliams5650]

Yeah, that was really sad. And that Steve Page/AKA Ted Bundy.

[@mam362]

she just never learned that stepping on toes can be dangerous

[@cazi5759]

@@mam362But that had nothing to do with Brian Jones killing her.

[@cazi5759]

Sadly, her mother is buried right next to her… she died in 2004 at the age of 47 😢.

[@Muirmaiden]

@@cazi5759 I wouldn't be surprised if she died of a broken heart.

[@Tiberius291]

I don't want walk-ins entering my body, make an appointment first. 👻

[@deeowako2865]

😂😂😂

[@gabrielleelliott8169]

Loool

[@TonisWorld07]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@pierogiprincess8099]

Lol I have such found memories of watching this with my mom when I was young

[@mangohaeppchen3447]

lmao

[@joshuahull9982]

Its awesome that Wilma survived her injuries. I hope she's doing well today.

[@daveycarter8190]

She's better off not being here anymore

[@cicidelossantos]

@@daveycarter8190 She's not a vegetable and miraculously she can still walk, talk, ect..

[@dorindadouglas2847]

@@daveycarter8190 What the hell are you talking about??

[@PamelaBellOfficial]

@@daveycarter8190she would be 76 now if she were still alive. It's possible that she could be but then again she could also be deceased. We have no way of knowing.

[@amaliasafaryan4256]

wow brooke's school had an insane amount of creepers, student rapists, creepy landlords. wow i would leave if i was in a school like that

[@minnethreat]

most college campuses protect men like that. Both school I went to a lot of the rapists and sexual assaulters were prized athletes and other "cool guys" that the school held in high regard.

[@lilblackduc7312]

@@minnethreat ..Guys like that give the rest of us a 'bad name'!

[@Jay-g7d5e]

Brooke Baker kind of comes across as a bitch, and very egotistical. Like when they said she was on the school paper and wanted everyone to know it.

[@newhorizonsintuitiveguidance]

This goes beyond mere entertainment for your viewing pleasure! These are heartfelt stories about real individuals and their lives! Many of these people never expected their personal experiences to be exposed for public scrutiny and judged for “your entertainment”. They deserve recognition for their courage in sharing their narratives, so let’s be decent human beings and show them respect. Imagine if you were in their position or in the place of countless others; I’m sure you wouldn’t want to be reduced to just another subject for "The Show," would you?

[@TheHeartshapebox]

When Robert says “You” from intro, the body spiritual vibes, bone chills, come into play like walking in an old museum.

[@lisa.user-xm7kz2tb6x]

Yes Mike.

[@eddiesroom1868]

11:11 make a wish

[@thebewitchinghour831]

Steve Page addressing himself in 3rd party, Steve Page blaming her for the separation, Steve Page blinking too much, Steve Page showing all the signs of a narcissist, Steve Page showing no emotion, Steve Page guilty. Beginning of this post was before I had watched the whole segment. The Beaumont Mafia? He was charged later with desecrating her grave several times. What an asshole.

[@karenhall4645]

The husband's who get on there and start blaming and badmouthing their wives I have a hard time believing that they are innocent.

[@CatBrash]

i said that too. who addresses themselves as a 3rd person

[@RossJr8604]

And the asshole in question, Steve, may he rot in guilt for what he did. We know he did it; may he never have a happy day until karma's paid.

[@chronicwhisper]

@@CatBrashSteve page does that’s who

[@towns316]

I wish Stella found her mother. It’s sad to go through your life without your mom.

[@weworks7811]

I wouldn’t look for her..ever,she obviously doesn’t care for her,that’s tough.but you have to move on.

[@cjohns1005]

Her mom is for the streets

[@mwcarolina]

I believe Steve Page did this, he’s acting so guilty during this

[@sazz101]

Grieving Husband my @$$! That insufferable jerk absolutely did it! The fact that he had the audacity to blame an Italian man, by stereotyping him as "Mafia" told me that! This is insulting to all of us Italians who are hardworking people and come from honest, hardworking families, who have integrity, strong family values and a strong sense of honor. While on the other hand, Steve Page is vile, vulgar, with no honor, values or decency. I honestly cannot call him a man, because he doesn't have the characteristics of a man, he's merely a male, and a disgusting excuse for a homo sapien. I come from a large Italian family, raised in an Italian neighborhood in Chicago. Not one person I grew up knowing was Mafia, all were hardworking blue collar. Loving, kind and, above all, honorable.

[@dusdincobain1191]

What makes you think that?. Curious to what gives you that opinion.? I thought he was the one but then watching his actions etc I think maybe he didn’t

[@mwcarolina]

@@dusdincobain1191 his body language honestly, he comes off as so defensive and a tad arrogant like Paul Polis was

[@oliviajohnjohnolivia8142]

He was no longer able to butter her muffin so he got rid of her.

[@buckeyeschmave]

The only thing I didn't like about the segment was that it basically ignored, if not absolved, Kathy Page of cheating. If Steve in fact is innocent, then Kathy's death had something to do with that aspect. Who would take the time and/or hate both of them enough to murder one and frame the other?

[@ThroneOfBhaal]

ANYONE who refers to themselves in the third person is guilty.

[@isabellavalencia8026]

Thank you!!!That's what I thought too!!! How obvious could he be?!?

[@bencool5823]

I can't stop watching these episodes they're too good it's getting so addicting it's like a drug I don't know how I'm going to break the habit it's like alcoholism unsolved mysteryism

[@wesleyAlan9179]

"Unsolved mysteryism" Lol!🤣🤣 ...I have it too

[@peterw.kocsis2520]

Right! I'm a recovering alcoholic, 10 years. I suppose this is my new addiction, at least it's a lot healthier! Seriously, Unsolved Mysteries w/Robert Stack is awesome!

[@Quinnbaby]

I knew it was a problem for me because I called off work this morning and I’ve been watching this all morning 😂

[@Oneiriel]

I'm a pretty open-minded person. But I damn near strained my eyeballs by rolling them during the *Walk-ins* segment.

[@bretthosmer6770]

I am too. I do believe that at the point of death the spirit leaves the body. But I don't buy that it would enter the body of someone already living.

[@Oneiriel]

@COONHUNTER #1 Well, ima walk out of your bullshit story.

[@Mgtowaussie]

@@Oneiriel 😂😂😂

[@susannahv7219]

I don't believe in it, but I certainly wish it would happen to me.

[@jfrtbikgkdhjbeep9974]

alot of the stories are that way... they seem to be

[@NuCreature8]

Wilma's story has me balling.. Seeing the truck driver carefully lift her neck like that, after hearing she couldn't breathe just had me break down. Heaven sent 🙏🏽💕

[@prometheusunbound7628]

I think you mean "bawling." Well, maybe not. I don't know you.

[@legitbeans9078]

That guy saved her life for sure. That one got to me too 😔

[@dencamp6685]

Robert Stack "Join me. Perhaps you may be able to help solve a mystery, or perhaps you may encounter one that simply cannot be explained."

[@phillipevans3026]

"Or perhaps you'll recall my roll in the movie Airplane."

[@DatsexiVAChick]

I really miss him saying that continue to r.i.p. Robert Stack

[@kenworthh9776]

@@phillipevans3026 Captain Kramer ✌

[@newhorizonsintuitiveguidance]

This goes beyond mere entertainment for your viewing pleasure! These are heartfelt stories about real individuals and their lives! Many of these people never expected their personal experiences to be exposed for public scrutiny and judged for “your entertainment”. They deserve recognition for their courage in sharing their narratives, so let’s be decent human beings and show them respect. Imagine if you were in their position or in the place of countless others; I’m sure you wouldn’t want to be reduced to just another subject for "The Show," would you?

[@RETROGEMS]

Pretty freakin' cold-hearted for Sunny to walk out on her daughter without a second glance. I hate that crap when fathers do it, hate it when mothers do it. Any parent who brings a child into the world has a RESPONSIBILITY to them!

[@EziMB-yo1my]

Agreed! Shame on any parent that does it.

[@luke125]

Mothers abandon their kids every day of the week.

[@karentucker2161]

Yep!

[@kevinb2114]

He killed her.

[@smashinghum]

yeah... sad...

[@josephdelledonne2098]

The landlord in Brook's story is creepy. Could you imagine waking up and seeing someone standing in front of you?

[@craigedwards2940]

Brooke Baker seemed like someone on a mission. Her mother mentioned that she didn't mind calling people out or stepping on peoples toes. In the end it wasn't the reason she was murdered, but some people don't take kindly to that attitude and aren't afraid to act on it. I get the feeling that even without what happened, there was a chance she would at some point meet with violence.

[@carla3180]

When I was younger my mom would watch unsolved mysteries and the music and Roberts voice would scare me lol 🙈

[@phillipevans3026]

Once you've seen Robert Stack in the movie "Airplane" you'll never think of him the same again.

[@RockStar_Love]

Me too lol. I especially didn't like when my sis watched it at night while I was drifting to sleep because I start dreaming about the story.

[@AlternativesGalCamacho]

Same here. Especially the ghost segments lol.👻🙈🙈🙈🙈

[@teresathompson402]

Same here

[@lindamcmahon1820]

What’s Next? Me too! Watched it with my mum when I was a kid, and it scared me, lol

[@resevoirdog]

Robert stack tuggs at so many of our nostalgic heartstrings lol I love it

[@alpo180]

I’m glad Brooke got justice she was a good person fighting for other woman sleep in peace .

[@capacola262743]

she was a beeeeyotch!

[@ytyt3922]

I am open minded to a lot of paranormal phenomena. But “walk-ins”...yeah, that’s far fetched even for me lol.

[@CountDraculasrockband]

My first impression of the people on that story was multiple personalities disorder

[@fendertremolo9793]

It's almost as ridiculous as believing in an invisible Man, living in the clouds.

[@ryanjavierortega8513]

There was an update on one of these videos and it actually wound up being proven.

[@ryanjavierortega8513]

Robert Gardea I love Ralph Ellison

[@lazeywinde6113]

It all sounds like dissociative disorders.

[@flowerpowertutorials]

In Wilma’s case, she and her husband ended up suing the developer of a local retirement community for not putting up proper signage at the exit of the community. The lack of signage is what led to the other car going the wrong way.

[@trishpipkins]

I laughed out loud when the guy was struck by lightning while on the phone. That reenactment was so bad. 😂

[@jrpone]

Bruh same...

[@evagotthis87]

Totally. I've fast foward several times just to see it.

[@thegrays3303]

@Daniel Isaias your a fucking asshole with a big mouth.

[@buddywilliams5650]

WOW! That was werid.

[@lilikoi27]

Me too...... I did the crazy ugly laugh

[@chereecargill355]

Those walk in people have been smoking some good sh*t.

[@marcuscherry6685]

Lmao

[@johnsavedbygrace3998]

Or they’re attention seekers with a talent for telling lies, or they’re both lol

[@billyboy8534]

@@johnsavedbygrace3998 I don't mean to sound sexist, but have you ever noticed the vast majority of these stories involving ghosts always seem to involve women?

[@fvfr6294]

🤣😂😅🚬💉💊

[@eddiesroom1868]

18:18 I want some too

[@jeromegoodwin3848]

She sent the right size dresses how did she know or was it really from her?

[@shanemurray5857]

They are right...the walk-ins is one of the strangest stories they have ever shown! I though this back when it originally aired and I still think it 20-ish years later! Oh and we have so enjoyed binging these old episodes!

[@MrStGeorgeIllawarra]

LOL. Considering Robert Stack HATED the UFO stories and "put up" with the ghost stories I would of loved to know what he thought of walk-ins.

[@luke125]

Not much I’m sure.

[@annnee6818]

I'm so glad to hear it. I thought I could tell he hated it but I didn't know why😅😅😅

[@f3uibeghardt522]

People say that all the time, but on one episode where they let Stack choose every story, every segment was paranormal in nature.

[@debrawolleycrochet]

Yeah I feel the UFO and walk ins ate a little too much.

[@mskells7236]

I ALWAYS SKIP PAST UFO AND GHOST STORIES TOO!!! LEARN SOMETHIN EVERY DAY!!!!

[@Gabrielle-j9z]

I always come home from school back on the day watching unsolved mysteries Robert stack

[@JC-sg5uo]

I wonder if Stella ever saw her mother again. It's a very sad story. It sounds like "Sunny" was put in a somewhat precarious situation. Stella was brought to the US probably against Sunny's wishes. She comes to America with her husband to try to work things out and be with her daughter. Did Sunny even speak any English? She must have felt very isolated. Maybe she felt she had no choice but to go back to Korea. Probably figured she could never get her child back there with her.

[@taylormclaughlin7131]

The nostalgia... and also how ground breaking this show was... but the NOSTALGIA I was soo young but my sister and I would watch this show and idk it's just u can't solve unsolved mysteries like this anymore

[@BennysBenz]

Steve referred to himself in the third person, poor Kathy we know all about her sleeping around.

[@daveycarter8190]

Ricky Henderson

[@joannamcpeak7531]

Steve obviously killed Kathy. His claim to have been threatened by the "Beaumont Mafia" is just stupid.

[@birdyelke775]

Brooke was so unlucky...… some rotten brats of fraternity rapist, an invaded landlord, then she get killed and no one knows nothing...R.I.P

[@madisonjohnson943]

I live where this murder happened. they found the killer it was frat boy Brian Jones

[@tgirl1762]

@@madisonjohnson943 So it was somebody from the fraternity they didn't mention that they made it seem like he was some random guy who would have been a serial killer if they didn't stop him. It seems to me that he killed that other girl to make it look like a serial killer but didn't count on get caught by dna

[@johnsavedbygrace3998]

Her landlord was obviously a creep.Even if he didn’t kill her, that type of behavior is well known as the tripod of serial killers.

[@josephdelledonne2098]

They didn't say he was a frat boy, he was a friend of her roommate and killed another girl. They said that he was a serial killer in the making and would have killed more if caught. By the way, the landlord was creepy AF.

[@disciple5150]

I live in Vincennes as well. The fraternity was barred by the University when this episode aired. I worked the overnight shift at Lewis Bakery when this murder happened. My relief in the morning was Brian Jones. I remember one day he did not show up to relieve me and I ended up working about 16 hours straight. Later that day I learned about the murder. It happing while I was at work. The next day Brian Jones relieved me as usual. I was getting ready to leave when I asked a coworker if he had heard about the murder. I then said I hope that nail that son of a b@@@@. Brian Jones was in ear shot gave me a death stare.

[@davidwelsh6655]

For those of you questioning/doubting the walk ins (my own theory) - is it possible they’re suffering late onset Dissociative Identity Disorder (aka Multiple Personality Disorder)?

[@susannahv7219]

I think it is highly probable that a kind of mental health issue, likely trauma-based, is at play in at least some of these cases, however it is generally accepted in the psychiatric field that DID does not occur 'late onset'. It's a disorder that occurs when normal childhood development is disturbed by ongoing traumatic events, usually between ages 1-5. It is not uncommon, however, that many adults are not diagnosed until much later in life. But the people highlighted in the walk-in segment are not at all typical of people with DID, which is very disabling, certainly in the periods before longterm treatments can have any affect.

[@luke125]

More like demonic possession if you ask me. Black magic type stuff, summoning dark entities through satanic rituals.

[@robertmoore1472]

@@luke125 Exactly!!!

[@taydestiny38]

When a woman says she needs to find herself.....it really means she already got another man!

[@luke125]

Word

[@1sweetea]

Yep! Very true!😩🤦

[@bluevoliet7564]

So freaking lame pathetic.

[@Nleezie33]

Exactly

[@monicadahl7715]

I’m glad he was watching and was found.The driver who helped the one injured in the accident. I thought he was an angel until he revealed himself.

[@desicatz]

I feel bad that the soldier and his daughter never found the mom. His voice is so gentle, and he seems so loving. I felt bad for the daughter finding so much comfort in a stuffed animal. The whole story is very sad.

[@leilani5289]

I don’t believe Sunny left, or even went to Korea. The dad knows more. This reminds me of my uncle. He married my aunt who is Filipino and then abused her for years. 3 kids later, she wanted to leave and he told her she couldn’t take the kids. She fled to the other side of the US and talked bad about her to all of us and his kids. I never believed him and years later my aunt reunited with her adult children and learned the TRUE STORY. She also said that he threatened her life so….

[@treehugger4682]

Has anyone considered the fact that maybe the soldier did something to his wife in Japan and thats why she didn't return to the states? It's kind of strange that he sent their daughter to the states without them. Seems fishy to me.

[@laclipps1]

No, only you. And it isn't odd at all for the child to go to the states

[@claudiacontrerasgutierrez7724]

I contacted Stella several months ago, such lovely Lady! She told me, they never learn what happened to Ok Cha. But, Stella keep her mother close to her heart, no hard feelings. Her dad died several years a go. Korean people are strict, probably she was put in a position where she was forced to denied her marriage. Sorry for my english, Im just learning IT!

[@sassycat6487]

Aww man, I'm sorry to hear that. I was really hoping for Stella to find her mom 😢

[@thediariesofshannanicole3774]

You speak good English

[@claudiacontrerasgutierrez7724]

@Joe Al My pleasure! It is a good thing to see that many of us, still care about Stella and her unforgetable mom!

[@claudiacontrerasgutierrez7724]

@Beautifully Mastered Facebook contact. She is adorable! Very nice Lady!

[@claudiacontrerasgutierrez7724]

@@OpiumBride Well, that s she toll me! And I believe it! Not the first time I heard or saw this tipe of situation. Probably is not the mayority of the times, but, it is a huge number!

[@melmazing3993]

Steve: I did not kill my wife. *nods head yes*

[@luke125]

Exactly

[@ullgeologist]

Update on Kathy Page: Unresolved. Kathy's family sued Steve in civil court, claiming that he was responsible for her death. Her mother, Dorothy, testified that she had seen Steve vigorously washing clothes on the morning after her murder. The following day, her family witnessed him cleaning the carpet in their home. He claimed that he had spilled grease on it. Sherry also testified that he had abused Kathy. Neighbors also stated that they heard loud arguments and banging on the walls coming from their home. Steve admitted that he did not want Kathy to be autopsied. Witnesses testified that he was left-handed; the autopsy determined that Kathy had most likely been strangled by a left-handed person. In 1999, after two previous mistrials, Steve was found financially liable for Kathy's death in the civil court. He was ordered to pay $200,000 to her family. He was also later convicted of repeatedly desecrating her grave. He is still living in Texas; he has yet to be charged criminally for her death. Tragically, their daughter, Monica, died in 2011 at the age of 28. Their daughter Erin remains alive today. In 2018, this case was profiled on Cold Justice. They interviewed dozens of witnesses in it. They also found a new witness who reported seeing Steve walking away from the ditch where Kathy's car was found on the night of her death. The witness did not come forward sooner because he was with his mistress at the time. Steve was also interviewed; he continued to deny any involvement in this case. Despite the new evidence, the D.A. did not feel that there was enough evidence to prosecute him. However, investigators are continuing to look into new leads and hope to present this case again. unsolvedmysteries.fandom.com/wiki/Kathy_Page

[@jbcatz5]

Steve: Steve did not kill Steve’s wife Narrator: Steve did kill Steve’s wife

[@rogerscottcathey]

why do they fiddle with a perfectly good theme music?

[@rogerscottcathey]

Lobsang Rampa was an exchange. One day an English chap, the next a Tibetan Lama. Whether not its true, unknown. Just saying he's a well published claimant of this.

[@johnsavedbygrace3998]

They had to change the original theme music when they switched networks.From what I read on the internet, the network that was showing seasons 1 through 6 that network owned the rights to that theme.

[@the_gilded_age_phoenix8717]

Supposedly, UM ran on NBC from 1987 through the 9th season. The 8th and 9th season themes were remarkably bad...Peruvian flute music. Season 10 (on CBS) actually made the theme music better; it brought back many elements from the original theme.

[@sandycurry80]

This rendition is totally fiddled and it shouldn’t be.😂

[@patrickc3419]

24:17 Who refers themselves in the third person while being interviewed? (Besides Jimmy from Seinfeld)

[@vinaymulukutla358]

Shame on those other passing motorists on the road who failed to stop when Mr. Vittitow tried to flag down help from them for Wilma. People with that level of traumatic injuries often have just minutes to live and brain death can occur within minutes of suffocation, so they need every form of help from whoever there is. Sometimes the greatest heroes are those who emerge out of nowhere and bring people back from the brink of death.

[@josephdelledonne2098]

I'm half Korean, have a Korean mom and white dad (Italian decent). They say Sunny liked to party and hang with the wrong people. I think she was more into that and decided she didn't want to be tied down to a family. I imagine the hardest part about finding her is that she is Asian, and you can't just say I'm going to go there, and probably hard for a detective too. It was crazy she sent dresses all those years later, and I'm sure part of her misses her daughter, but overall I think she doesn't want to be found. Sad story.

[@UFCMusic]

i wonder where she is to this day.

[@alexsdb9712]

Another selfish, boomer scenario. That's how I put it and categorize these days.

[@cj7girl280]

Carol was obviously stressed for having 6 children... And her spiritual mission is and was to care for their children and love her husband. She failed miserably

[@aavvcc]

Stella Hutt kinda reminds me of Nia Long from “Fresh Prince” 🤔

[@newhorizonsintuitiveguidance]

This goes beyond mere entertainment for your viewing pleasure! These are heartfelt stories about real individuals and their lives! Many of these people never expected their personal experiences to be exposed for public scrutiny and judged for “your entertainment”. They deserve recognition for their courage in sharing their narratives, so let’s be decent human beings and show them respect. Imagine if you were in their position or in the place of countless others; I’m sure you wouldn’t want to be reduced to just another subject for "The Show," would you?

[@chasingdemons7231]

Dude ain't foolin no body he killed her and he damn well knows it

[@tphvictims5101]

28:30 credible 👍🏻 and funny. “He was already sleeping on the couch “.

[@weworks7811]

😆

[@joshuahull9982]

Those walk in people became schizophrenic that's all that was.

[@nakieatorry8587]

Joshua Hull I think so how you know get back

[@joshuahull9982]

@Crim Sin who knows? Some people are just nuts.

[@fendertremolo9793]

Same as Christians lol

[@Len1977gt]

So becoming schizophrenic made them become winners in life and more successful? Sounds good to me.

[@loveboat1]

@Disco Angel there seem to be some similarities

[@thediariesofshannanicole3774]

Steve killed kathy

[@daboys1215]

Without a doubt. Guilty as hell.

[@johnsavedbygrace3998]

His actions alone after being told his wife had died condemn him.I think he has some very well placed friends in that town, or at least used to.

[@ullgeologist]

Update on Kathy Page: Unresolved. Kathy's family sued Steve in civil court, claiming that he was responsible for her death. Her mother, Dorothy, testified that she had seen Steve vigorously washing clothes on the morning after her murder. The following day, her family witnessed him cleaning the carpet in their home. He claimed that he had spilled grease on it. Sherry also testified that he had abused Kathy. Neighbors also stated that they heard loud arguments and banging on the walls coming from their home. Steve admitted that he did not want Kathy to be autopsied. Witnesses testified that he was left-handed; the autopsy determined that Kathy had most likely been strangled by a left-handed person. In 1999, after two previous mistrials, Steve was found financially liable for Kathy's death in the civil court. He was ordered to pay $200,000 to her family. He was also later convicted of repeatedly desecrating her grave. He is still living in Texas; he has yet to be charged criminally for her death. Tragically, their daughter, Monica, died in 2011 at the age of 28. Their daughter Erin remains alive today. In 2018, this case was profiled on Cold Justice. They interviewed dozens of witnesses in it. They also found a new witness who reported seeing Steve walking away from the ditch where Kathy's car was found on the night of her death. The witness did not come forward sooner because he was with his mistress at the time. Steve was also interviewed; he continued to deny any involvement in this case. Despite the new evidence, the D.A. did not feel that there was enough evidence to prosecute him. However, investigators are continuing to look into new leads and hope to present this case again. unsolvedmysteries.fandom.com/wiki/Kathy_Page

[@ludmillaroman]

she got on a bus and never came back... then sent a box with some dresses. Hmm.

[@milayalyuda1]

No question this husband killed his wife he still did not show any regrets about her deaf he still blames her ,

[@ullgeologist]

Update on Kathy Page: Unresolved. Kathy's family sued Steve in civil court, claiming that he was responsible for her death. Her mother, Dorothy, testified that she had seen Steve vigorously washing clothes on the morning after her murder. The following day, her family witnessed him cleaning the carpet in their home. He claimed that he had spilled grease on it. Sherry also testified that he had abused Kathy. Neighbors also stated that they heard loud arguments and banging on the walls coming from their home. Steve admitted that he did not want Kathy to be autopsied. Witnesses testified that he was left-handed; the autopsy determined that Kathy had most likely been strangled by a left-handed person. In 1999, after two previous mistrials, Steve was found financially liable for Kathy's death in the civil court. He was ordered to pay $200,000 to her family. He was also later convicted of repeatedly desecrating her grave. He is still living in Texas; he has yet to be charged criminally for her death. Tragically, their daughter, Monica, died in 2011 at the age of 28. Their daughter Erin remains alive today. In 2018, this case was profiled on Cold Justice. They interviewed dozens of witnesses in it. They also found a new witness who reported seeing Steve walking away from the ditch where Kathy's car was found on the night of her death. The witness did not come forward sooner because he was with his mistress at the time. Steve was also interviewed; he continued to deny any involvement in this case. Despite the new evidence, the D.A. did not feel that there was enough evidence to prosecute him. However, investigators are continuing to look into new leads and hope to present this case again. unsolvedmysteries.fandom.com/wiki/Kathy_Page

[@denisebenedict6102]

Agree! I've never seen a man so full of himself. Steve is a classis narcissist, and blames his wife for everything. What a shame they can't convict him, he definitely murdered her.

[@iamblessed3539]

@@ullgeologist Thanks for sharing.

[@willmistretta]

I aspire to one day be a Christopher Walken walk-in.

[@jakedoc4610]

I would like to be an Anthony Walker Walk in

[@patrickywong1286]

There is walking -in story of walking in about aTaiwan woman .

[@montekeyapearson5398]

@@patrickywong1286++++cr ld04

[@bluevoliet7564]

Now that was killer 🤣😂😅🤣 I almost walked into the wall.

[@the_gilded_age_phoenix8717]

I want to be a John Malkovich walk-in.

[@janetmobilia8078]

It was to personal. No one receives that much injury in just a strangulation. He did it! As far as the cop who fixed it Place him under arrest and bring him to the state attorney office for booking. I've seen it before.

[@jackilynpyzocha662]

I got hooked on it within the year. My fave episodes are Lisa Ziegert and the haunted bunk beds.

[@annaelisavettavonnedozza9607]

Jackilyn whattt??? Haunted bunk beds 😂😂😂

[@PennyHardaway1]

Steve Page trying to blame the mafia😂😂😂 He is so guilty its almost laughable. He was charged with repeatedly desecrating Kathy's grave.

[@idyllwildchild]

So this near death experience this woman has reminds me almost exactly like the plot of The OA, which came out on Netflix just a couple years ago. This is cool!

[@reneebrown1362]

The last story truly was heartbreaking and sad😪 did stella ever find her mother who disappeared in 1975 was they ever to reunite with each other thanks

[@gaby85]

Never found

[@filliusawusi6174]

Unfortunately tomorrow is promised to no one.. Be Careful out there folks..

[@annaelisavettavonnedozza9607]

When that dude was hit by lightening and went flying 😂😂😂😂😂 Edit: Steve talks in 3rd person???

[@MiracleBaby1987]

Brook Elizabeth Baker, she didn't deserve to be murdered the way she was!! She was so special, so full of promise!! She was gift and blessing to both her parents!! Rest in peace Brook!!

[@Earlofthearies.1982]

Answers and true explanations is so important.

[@joejacobs3537]

My sister refused to take care of her son for the first five years of his life til the day my Mom sat her down and told her she was no longer going to do it as it was her responsibility...My sister then raised her son....

[@nerdsinsuits9030]

These walk ins are so full of themselves

[@luke125]

They’re nuts is what they are.

[@RobertJamesChinneryH]

The husband obviously did it....poor police work.

[@EssexAggiegrad2011]

Lack of evidence

[@user-jm8bj1hd3d]

@Piatequila it doesnt matter. proof is needed. give proof. not suggestion. simple.

[@chriswatts2267]

@Robert Gardea hey

[@sasquatchjj]

Peter Griffin seemed to be suspicious of Steve

[@BallinNQnz]

"Of course I did not kill my wife. The evidence clearly shows someone else did it." Sounds too defensive and the language he uses sounds like someone who is trying to rationalize why it's not him.

[@Hexighost]

walk ins sound like the plot of that book the host

[@heathermetz6576]

Update-Kathy Page Case: According to www.houstonchronicle.com 12/18/18, Erin Page (Kathy’s daughter), met with Vidor PD to discuss her mother’s cold case. This was profiled on ‘Cold Justice’ and Kathy’s dad (James Fulton) put up billboards after her death. This was the inspiration for the 2017 movie ‘Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri.’ Contact Vidor PD with information [phone].

[@cicidelossantos]

Stella's mom Sunny left her because she was Black. Her Asian family wanted her to choose them or her own flesh and blood/baby. She chose them💔😢

[@gregap8282]

Man... the landlord. What a creep!!

[@johnsavedbygrace3998]

Yeah, you know that poor girl had to feel helpless.It’s a shame she didn’t have her dad, or a male friend close by, ready and willing to crack his head.

[@christinemarcus]

Stella such a lovely girl.Her mom married her dad so the Koreans didn't stop her then. She sent her clothes.hope she get in touch again.

[@zahiddervisevic9234]

I love this f****** show

[@LoriCLove71]

@ms. will always love my life ~ Oh shut up!!!

[@trueblue9878]

@ms. will always love my life prude

[@geraldbarreno535]

Robert and sunny ...something is no right in this case...he knows more then we ever know...ummm ...

[@mississippimud7046]

Walk-in ,that's what you do at a beauty salon 🤔

[@newhorizonsintuitiveguidance]

This goes beyond mere entertainment for your viewing pleasure! These are heartfelt stories about real individuals and their lives! Many of these people never expected their personal experiences to be exposed for public scrutiny and judged for “your entertainment”. They deserve recognition for their courage in sharing their narratives, so let’s be decent human beings and show them respect. Imagine if you were in their position or in the place of countless others; I’m sure you wouldn’t want to be reduced to just another subject for "The Show," would you? Does anyone on "this planet" want to have Heavenly Pace in their hearts, minds, souls, home and life instead of living for drama?

[@peachymeechie1844]

Wow... Wilma had a guardian angel looking out for her, for sure!! The way the photo of the car looked like there would be absolutely no way a person in that driver seat could have survived. She should have been torn to pieces. God saw fit to keep her here in this world to do something great, or be a light to people, and show them that no matter what there's always hope!! Idk if she's still alive, but she sure was lucky and God had his hand on her that day!!!

[@fleetwitchmac]

I know she's not the real grandmother but a character actor, but Stella's grandma is so cute and positive

[@DarKKnightt07]

If Steve didn't kill Kathy he hired someone to do it. He is definitely is involved in her death.

[@ullgeologist]

Update on Kathy Page: Unresolved. Kathy's family sued Steve in civil court, claiming that he was responsible for her death. Her mother, Dorothy, testified that she had seen Steve vigorously washing clothes on the morning after her murder. The following day, her family witnessed him cleaning the carpet in their home. He claimed that he had spilled grease on it. Sherry also testified that he had abused Kathy. Neighbors also stated that they heard loud arguments and banging on the walls coming from their home. Steve admitted that he did not want Kathy to be autopsied. Witnesses testified that he was left-handed; the autopsy determined that Kathy had most likely been strangled by a left-handed person. In 1999, after two previous mistrials, Steve was found financially liable for Kathy's death in the civil court. He was ordered to pay $200,000 to her family. He was also later convicted of repeatedly desecrating her grave. He is still living in Texas; he has yet to be charged criminally for her death. Tragically, their daughter, Monica, died in 2011 at the age of 28. Their daughter Erin remains alive today. In 2018, this case was profiled on Cold Justice. They interviewed dozens of witnesses in it. They also found a new witness who reported seeing Steve walking away from the ditch where Kathy's car was found on the night of her death. The witness did not come forward sooner because he was with his mistress at the time. Steve was also interviewed; he continued to deny any involvement in this case. Despite the new evidence, the D.A. did not feel that there was enough evidence to prosecute him. However, investigators are continuing to look into new leads and hope to present this case again. unsolvedmysteries.fandom.com/wiki/Kathy_Page

[@isabellavalencia8026]

So he claims he didn't kill his wife and then refers to himself in the third person as if he's a detective clearing Steve's name how ridiculous

[@DoctorJ42]

This updated theme song was not an improvement.

[@isabellavalencia8026]

So they can tell that the person who raped her had a vasectomy but they can't test the DNA for whose it was? And coincidentally enough her husband had a vasectomy this has to be some of the worst police work I've ever seen

[@shirleygunn9211]

steve is talking about himself in 3rd person lol

[@nativeroscoe64]

NBC cancelled UM after 9 TV seasons. CBS picked it up for season 10, but spread out all episodes. The intro theme went back to the haunting music, but with new video images.

[@EssexAggiegrad2011]

That walk-ins story is absolutely ridiculous

[@fendertremolo9793]

No more ridiculous than religion

[@dckatyx9577]

They’re crazy. Of course if their transition included changing genders... perfectly normal.

[@Openyoureyez83]

Exactly I skipped the whole segment

[@johnsavedbygrace3998]

12:10 Doctor:says young lady you gave us a Carol:Oh I’m not who you think I am...😂😂😂Hmmm what?

[@mosespray9562]

exactly! weird lady

[@firecracker1782]

Does anybody have an update on the last case ? Did Stella find her mother?

[@firecracker1782]

@amy bastian O WORD ? Facts? Send me a link.

[@sassycat6487]

@@firecracker1782 what did they say??

[@claudiacontrerasgutierrez7724]

Look at my message above

[@LeftInLyoko]

I searched everywhere and I can't find any updates. I would guess that she probably left willingly. I'm sure her relationship wasn't approved of in that culture at that time by many. The phone call doesn't make any sense though, so we can never be sure.

[@gaby85]

No updates

[@jonathanturbide2232]

Happy to see they used the good old theme again (kinda, the version heard on the dvds anyway). Was this the first season on Lifetime?

[@dencamp6685]

No Unsloved Mysteries was shown off NBC and CBS and then Lifetime

[@jonathanturbide2232]

@@dencamp6685 Yes very true, but Season 9 was the first season on CBS so I assumed that perhaps this was the first season on Lifetime since there's a new intro and new song. Do you know how many season they lasted on CBS?

[@dencamp6685]

no

[@brentnobbley7930]

this is the beginning of the CBS episodes though Lifetime uses the same theme later

[@dencamp6685]

Cool

[@jeromegoodwin3848]

The father sent that stuff how would someone else know the size.

[@victorformosa2825]

Woman's intuition.

[@victorformosa2825]

Woman's intuition.

[@shiabutterfly8361]

Exactly he killed that lady

[@molliwilson5639]

David.. nice haircut! Business in the front party in the back . LOL

[@habibrohman-cq1us]

Another great episode

[@EYE_GOTCHA]

9:32 What’s with his hair - or is that a crooked rug on his head?? 🤔

[@AidaDPita]

So Stella's mom knows her address? So she did keep in touch with Stella's dad. So after 1985 she has no idea where her mom is?

[@HeWhoWalksBehindTheRows9]

Wow I can't believe I'm on season 10

[@Zaddypussaybuckle]

Is it possible that sunny went back to Korea? If so, that’s sad. I’ve looked up more on the case but it seems Stella never found her mom.

[@karenhall4645]

It sounds like Carol not only walked into her body but also walked out occasionally. :D Reading through the comments I haven't found one person who believes this story and I would love to know what Robert Stack and the showrunners thought of it.

[@pattrell5257]

This is definitely one of its most terrifying themes; they had gotten away from what made the old one so bonechilling...

[@adrianabenitez3317]

When Stella sent the dresses was there a return address?

[@kurtmorris454]

would like to have heard about the wrong way driver and what charges he faced.