Unsolved Mysteries with Robert Stack - Season 1, Episode 8 - Updated Full Episode

[@SecretNinja420]

Man! They hit the nail on the head casting Robert Stack as the host. This show would be nothing without him. His voice IS Unsolved Mysteries

[@isabellavalencia8026]

I find it amazing that he didn't start hosting the show until he was already in his 70s

[@jdmdt3328]

👍

[@marcanthony7020]

Jesus, they updated this episode in 2020. What incredible dedication.

[@ashleelarsen5002]

Any relation the Richard?

[@taureanmay7480]

Wow.

[@ashleelarsen5002]

@Taylor Andre not yet

[@patrickgallagher3859]

Let me guess the husband

[@ashleelarsen5002]

@@patrickgallagher3859 it always is

[@KG-su6fk]

Family tradition when I was a kid was watching unsolved mysteries. Miss those days. Greatful for the memories.. Rest in peace mama.

[@77Scarlet]

🙏🏽💙🙏🏽

[@jager9825]

So funny, I did the same thing with my mom and now one of my boys watches it with me now!

[@cypher7648]

🙏👍🏻🙏😊❤❤✌

[@isabellavalencia8026]

Great memories...who knew then that those were going to be the good ole days....

[@sunnyzilla1400]

I love watching Unsolved Mysteries, it brings back so many childhood memories.

[@F511BHS]

And childhood nightmares!!!!!!!

[@cencal5723]

@@F511BHS yuup😂😂

[@myassizitchy]

same here. like when my mom was murdered in front of my 12 yr old sister during a bright sunny day in our peaceful friendly neighborhood while my dad was ...."at work" and when we was small we saw a ghost in the bedroom that came out of a creepy war painting I had. I bought it at an estate sale when an old creepy U.S. veteran had committed suicide... then there was this wierd dude that always walked the lonely roads in our town till a cute teenage cheerleader disappeared and he reminded me of my creepy uncle that would make my sister sit in his lap or on his knee when she came home from college for the holidays. oh and the time my brother just up and vanished like a fart in the wind, one cold lonely October nite in a small town in central Alabama. Ahhhhhh yep. those was the good ol days

[@ganjagourmet676]

Memories of self induced insomnia lol

[@erikandrus4387]

"And like any curious female, I read the letter." My favorite line from this show, I loved her honesty.

[@SaltRiverAmyJean]

I love this show so much. When I was a little kid I would watch it in my mother's bedroom. I would close all the blinds so bad guys couldn't look in the windows. Then I would curl up in the blankets so they could protect me while I watched an episode at night. I was a pretty brave kid to be watching this alone in the dark 😆

[@TerraTommy]

This show will always be up there with Forensic Files and 48hours and all the best shows ever to be witnessed... respectfully unfortunate for all the people who suffered

[@AntiMasonic93]

And America's Most Wanted.

[@williammatthews693]

I also loved American Justice and City Confidential... they used to play on A&E before they underwent their network decay.

[@heybeaches]

This show created those shows lol I can tell you're young

[@dustinnunez5077]

And Rescue 911 with William Shatner

[@uncasunga1800]

All good shows but this #1

[@shawnlittle3091]

Most things on TV nowadays it’s like watching a fast talking car salesman commercial but this this is so satisfying to watch it never gets old to watch unsolved mysteries especially with Robert Stack R.I.P. TO THE MAN!!!!⭐️

[@aaronkonstantine2794]

🕊😭🥺💔🤝🏻🤲🏾

[@MsTwiththeTea1980]

R. I. P Robert Stack. I loved his voice

[@sailormoon2937]

Ya. I wish they woulda had more with him... I watch the same sh*t every week

[@sambino2726]

Ahhh this show used to freak me out so much as a kid. Such nostalgia, love it

[@Mathias-jr2df]

Yea as a kid that intro song would freak me out. If u have any information call 666-6666 had to turn on all the lights, jk

[@Le_Madam_Butterfly]

Omg!!! Yessss!!! Soooo true!!! Ahhh that feeling ❤️❤️❤️

[@goldenshoelaces]

Man, whoever wrote the theme song definitely deserves a medal. Creep factor? Check! Goosebumps? Check!

[@chasingdemons7231]

Good grief I remember sitting down in front of the TV when I was a younger man and even a young child at home with my family we would all sit and gather in front of the family TV and we would watch unsolved mysteries…..I miss the simpler times in life!!

[@martypowell116]

Robert Stack has the perfect voice for this show.

[@donovandelaney3171]

I love that they added modern updates to the old episodes.

[@manleynelson9419]

He wasn't driving around looking for her. He was cleaning up the mess

[@Moodboard39]

🤣🤣🤣 yeaaa idk how cops don't look into that

[@hillarydufndfmf7554]

Yep.

[@jbcatz5]

@@Moodboard39 The chief of police was his friend. He didn’t look too hard or helped Mark deal with potential risks.

[@Moodboard39]

@@jbcatz5 I see , how u know that

[@anthonyjenkins2001]

​@@jbcatz5 really???

[@ACJ-xz3gs]

I'm so glad I can find unsolved mysteries with Robert stack on youtube. A good pastime childhood memory was living with grandpa and grandma and playing with my toys in their living room while listening to unsolved mysteries on they're big Boxed console TV.🥰

[@hillarydufndfmf7554]

The music used to scare the shit out of me LOL

[@JavierArellano]

FYI Filmrise also has a free app with no ads.

[@AndyDandyMandy]

If I woke up and my wife was gone mysteriously and her mom calls, the first thing I'd do is ask the mom for help in finding her. Not lie to her and tell her she's still in bed. The husband was totally sus.

[@heavenismydomicile3280]

Read about the connection between his family & the chief of police & the ER nurse who Christie was the chief’s wife

[@miniioe]

​@@heavenismydomicile3280 wow. Cover up indeed!

[@heavenismydomicile3280]

@@miniioe watching unsolved mysteries when i was a teen(born 1977)MASSIVELY contributed to my conspiracy theory mindset that i have today

[@stephaniek1076]

He should have asked the mom if Kristy was there at her house, if indeed he did think she had run off. Of course, I believe he knew exactly where she was (dead). Yet another case example of one of the most dangerous times for an abused person is when they're leaving.

[@AqkeunnaTerrell]

​​@@stephaniek1076Yelp.He living his best life tho 🤔 SMH I thought it was her skull they found at a restaurant awhile back or something and the daughter confronted him about the Truth.. Some young ladies was eating at a table looked outside the window and there was a woman's skull

[@TheDivaSpot101]

I've been trying to tell Netflix/Unsolved Mysteries to do a special episode updating us on cases and especially when it was canceled. Thank you soo much for this!

[@CLUB-th7pp]

That’s a great idea. I’d bet it would get lots of interest.

[@TheDivaSpot101]

@@CLUB-th7pp Thank you! Yes, I wish they would dedicate a whole episode on updates instead of going on the website as I was told.

[@buddywilliams5650]

Netflix sucks

[@taureanmay7480]

You too.

[@AndriaBieberDesigns]

Great idea! I found a podcast on Spotify where they cover unsolved mystery cases and a few have updates

[@n00n1n]

Whenever I hear a suspected abusers say, "she landed wrong" it's almost certainly not because she landed wrong. It's always them pushing the spouse away, "defending themselves" and they landed wrong, that's how they hurt themselves. Bullshite

[@brigidtheirish]

Or, here's an idea, maybe men *can* be victims of abuse and *do* defend themselves from time to time. I seriously scoffed when the lawyer said he couldn't think of any reason for her to lie about being abused *while filing for divorce.* Oh, I dunno, maybe to get more money out of her husband? Make sure he never sees his kids again? Do you know how often men claiming to be abused are laughed at? Do you know how often men claiming to be abused are instead arrested *as the abuser?* Do you know how often men claiming to be abused are shut out of support centers because no one believes them? I'm slightly more likely to believe a man claiming to be abused simply because he's more at risk of ridicule and retaliation. Edit: Just want to add that there *are* aspects of Mark's story that make me suspicious. Mainly him paying the babysitter in cash when Christi usually paid with a check and then him lying to Christi's mom about where she was. Not to mention how he could detail *exactly* what was in the suitcase she allegedly took. His story that she burned him with a cigarette and he pushed her away, *on its own,* is *not* unbelievable.

[@Muirmaiden]

​@@brigidtheirishLook up DARVO - Deny, Attack, Reverse Victim and Offender. Many abusive men claim that they were the victim. OJ Simpson, Chris Brown, Brian Laundrie, and Johnny Depp have all done it.

[@Muirmaiden]

​@@brigidtheirish Do you know how many abusive men claim that they are the victim?

[@sweetjohnny8211]

2:16 Missing Person 17:02 Solved/Update 19:40 Wanted with uppdate @ 28:55 29:30 Fraud with update @ 43:51 46:48 Unexplained Death with update @ 48:40

[@keponedreams8269]

Thank you.

[@buddywilliams5650]

Thanks man.

[@taureanmay7480]

Cool 😎 🆒️.

[@RosesTeaAndASD]

You're awesome🙂👍

[@heathermetz3974]

Thank you for adding the updates.

[@svetlanaandrasova6086]

Mother would always ask babysitter about the kids. That man killed her. She was already dead when he came home.

[@ashe2148]

EXACTLY!!!!

[@mauricecharles4811]

That is the first thing she would ask!

[@rolyngeorges7315]

This is definitely my favorite episode of Unsolved Mysteries along with the D. B. Cooper one. And let’s not forget all the alien episodes.

[@tommyharris5817]

I don't believe the alien episodes, they're all BS.

[@taureanmay7480]

Oh.

[@cashmoneyalizasacasa5517]

Amen

[@miriammacdermid8163]

The alien episodes were deliciously terrifying.

[@GC-pq6vm]

The first time I saw Unsolved Mysteries, it was an alien episode. I was about 7. I’ve been terrified of aliens ever since! My family makes fun of me to this day.

[@deborahfrancois714]

A loving mom would always ask the babysitter how the children behaved. He murdered that lady. The police failed this lady,.

[@brandyyolidio4213]

She always paid the babysitter as well and he paid in cash which they never did. The babysitter gave enough information for them to take that entire house apart and search for evidence

[@patrickgallagher3859]

I believe he did something to her but at the point they are at there's not enought evidence to make a good case against him I understand they now have found more evidence but not sure on who but I'm pretty sure it's on him in this case

[@taureanmay7480]

What.

[@Lion_Hamza]

@@patrickgallagher3859 you don’t have to be a rocket scientist to know the husband killed her. Just sad.

[@esmeraldagems9487]

@Deborah Yeah I was thinking the same thing. I'm not even a mom yet but even as a forner teen babysitter and just knowing how mothers are, I was wondering why she would just walk right past the babysitter and not say a word to her. No how are things going? Did the kids behave well? Or nothing? Definitely had me a bit suspicious too. That made absolutely no sense.

[@LordDravek]

I used to watch this show when I was little. This is so nostalgic!. I had forgotten the production values of this show, they're higher than these types of show have these days.

[@justinstoreforyou]

Someone is missing so you wouldn't ask their mother if they had heard from them? That dude is guilty as can be and only probably got away with it because of the lack of technology back then compared to today.

[@ricardolozano5356]

the case is unsolved still?

[@justinstoreforyou]

@@ricardolozano5356 from what I saw she has never been found alive or dead. I can't imagine her not getting a hold of her kids if she was alive.

[@thamnosma]

He killed her. Obvious to all but not enough for reasonable doubt guilty verdict. I read that his parents poured a concrete pad in their yard a few days after Christi disappeared. Apparently the cops never searched it.

[@taureanmay7480]

True.

[@SimplyASweetHeart]

Same thoughts I had while watching ...

[@MaryJane-en8eh]

She was leaving him and he wasn't having it. He admits to forcing her to stay home. He admits he threw her down and hurt her. And like a classic psychopath, he minimized his involvement and passed the blame to her. Plus his filthy mouth recanting rumors.. No tears. No sadness. Just, it wasn't me attitude

[@Lion_Hamza]

Sadly you are 100% correct. This SOB killed her in cold blood. He even tortured her with cigarettes.

[@doejohn7548]

Good job Detective gadget

[@Lion_Hamza]

@Googly Goo Lol 😝 if she would have betrayed him or killed his son ok. But she just wanted to leave??

[@taureanmay7480]

For real.

[@heavenismydomicile3280]

Read about his parents connections to the chief of police,the ER nurse who treated christie was the chief’s wife!ain’t that some shit!?

[@marshataylor3215]

Yes today we can watch this channel all day long. Thank God.

[@jackjamesjames4922]

This series was and still is very important years after it finished and even now someone might be able to break a case and solve it I feel sad for those families of love ones go missing

[@JoshP037]

The Gail Delano story always breaks my heart. The fact that she tried to spare her family the pain of knowing they had lost her by flying to another part of the country just to die is gut-wrenching.

[@themirrorsofmymind]

Listening to all the things she is believed to have done, placing personal ads, telling her kids she was going to meet a man, leaving her car in a restaurant parking lot, discarding her car keys and purse, flying to Mobile Alabama, and being found dead in a hotel from a drug overdose? It seems the mystery of where she was and why she didn't try to contact her family was solved, but not how and why she died the way she did.

[@yashamaga13]

Really? Because I find what she did to be completely heartless and cruel to her family. She offs herself and doesn't have the decency to give them closure but instead pretends to be kidnapped/missing so that they can spend the rest of their lives wondering what happened to her? I would never have forgiven her for that.

[@jbcatz5]

@@yashamaga13 A single mother too, meaning her kids lost another parental figure just as their grandparents lost a daughter.

[@randybear932]

​@yashamaga1319 not to mention wasting public resources searching for her

[@johnscanlon2598]

@@themirrorsofmymindalmost sounds like a perfect murder

[@erickelly4107]

Bob Stack has one of THE most inoffensive / pleasant voices in the industry par none. RIP my man!

[@jaydemartin7295]

I used to love watching this in Australia in the 1990s growing up it was so scary and such a great show this music used to scare the hell out of me when I was a kid such great memories miss them days I wish so much I could go back to them days 💯👍❤️

[@gabrielleelliott500]

I miss Robert stack not the same without em

[@Dremag_Gaming]

true. So good that they decided not to have a host in the new one (But they still have his image) :)

[@taureanmay7480]

R.I.P.

[@kylefarr7567]

@@Dremag_Gaming idk I think Jonathan Frakes would do an amazing job. He's the guy from Beyond Belief Fact or Fiction.

[@tinahobbs3273]

I miss him too

[@monicamariamclean2198]

It ain't been the same without him Robert stack rip

[@CHARIOTangler]

Thank you so much for uploading all of these AND updating them along the way!

[@sean2015]

_Unsolved Mysteries_ was a staple for me from 1988-1991. I can still remember it used to be on Wednesday nights at 8pm on NBC.

[@spokes5201]

From the outset, I almost believed Mark Nichols. Then the more he talked, he is the perpetrator without a doubt. So many en pointe markers for a sociopath and I've sadly known a couple. The sinker was the "Cristi, at least call somebody" while everybody else that knows her is just hoping to find her body. He is that wrapped up in the lie he's formed.

[@Moodboard39]

Indeed ! Idk why didn't investigate more or be a suspect

[@maryalico4313]

He lied..that right there says it all. He does not act upset at all..talks in this sick monotone voice.

[@Booth1667]

And had the audacity to say on TV to his wife to come home or let the family know where she is. This fellow is heartless 💔!!!

[@hillarydufndfmf7554]

Mark did it. He planned the entire thing; the babysitter, everything. Probably put the reservation down in a different name. Why else do you think her bag was found without her ID and cash? Because he didn't want her to be IDENTIFIED. A suicidal person doesn't do that-

[@jbcatz5]

I’m reading a piece someone has done looking into the case. Turns out someone on the local police was friendly with Mark and his family, very likely told him that Christi wanted a divorce from an abusive marriage and had used their position to obstruct her efforts at justice and freedom. He held their kids against her, leveraged her love from them against her own safety. Packing everything up and moving, selling the cars? He doesn’t even attempt to rationalise that as too many bad memories, it was the following day!

[@jasonhaynes2952]

UPDATE: Mark Adams was returned to San Quentin and placed in an isolation unit where he was fatally shot by prison guards in 1994 who were trying to stop him from assaulting another inmate. In 1998 a federal jury awarded his family $2.3 million dollars in punitive damages for the unnecessary use of lethal force by guards. One of the beneficiaries of the settlement was his wife, Elise Diaz, whom he had met taking computer classes at the prison and allegedly where he hid after his escape.

[@hillarydufndfmf7554]

Mark most likely called and put a different name down on the reservation or manipulated her into writing a different name. The fact that her cash was missing from her bag; and her bag was thrown screams fowl play.

[@FretlessMayhem]

@@hillarydufndfmf7554 You mixed up the Marks from these stories, which is understandable. But, did you really say “fowl play”? Ha!

[@Thor-Orion]

@@FretlessMayhem the cock of the walk.

[@rajanidas8197]

The husband definitely did it. There was no sadness or distress in him. He is only worried about the rumors and not that his wife has disappeared.

[@terriaki1273]

Agreed

[@rmx4087]

Das right gurl; u liek super smart!!!

[@PatFenis420]

That’s what I’m saying. That dude 100 percent did it

[@goldenshoelaces]

Christie would not have left her children voluntarily. No way. He's guilty, and he knows it.

[@emanuel82]

And he lied to the mother that she was still in the bed! One of the things you look for when making a story credible is, does the story hold up. It does not because he initially lied.

[@Lylelanley99]

What's interesting in the first story is that the doctor who is interviewed in this episode about Christi's injuries from her husband is a relative of the chief of police at the time in Gothenburg.

[@ladivinapr]

Oh!! I remember the Mark Adams case. He was found here in Puerto Rico living with another name and married to a puertorican woman who was his supervisor in jail. He was recaptured and killed in jail in 1994. Even politicians were campaigning for him not to be extradite. He was buried here. His family won a lawsuit.

[@isabellavalencia8026]

Wow thankyou

[@Ligerpride]

Yeah? He was an utter scumbag.

[@rzxkp7none275]

Thank you for uploading this channel.

[@Texas_Made_]

Theme music used to scared the shit outta me growing up but yet I still watched

[@allenbell9162]

Allways loved this show!!! Tried not to miss a episode... Memories 💜...

[@poetcomic1]

Mark sounds like he played high school football without a helmet.

[@zacharywatts1514]

He looks like it tol😂

[@RichardCrane-j2u]

Yeah i did full contact football no gear or equipment in the snow of Newfoundland Canada in the middle of north Atlantic ice berg alley north eastern Atlan😢

[@markdukett404]

Love unsolved mysteries

[@Yahweh-dn9cv]

I guess youtube deleted all the hundreds of comments from this episode of unsolved mysteries sometime today,I wonder why?

[@LABoutaBagDoe]

@@Yahweh-dn9cv + this a whole new video, I think they Deleted the old Video of this episode for some reason, this video was uploaded 5 days ago’ that’s the reason it’s not that many comments yet

[@taureanmay7480]

I do.

[@l7weenie273]

10/10 show

[@LABoutaBagDoe]

@@l7weenie273 + You Cute😘

[@innovazelljuarez7914]

Remembering the old days, now im heading 50, his voice was unique, i dont think no one ever replacing him, unsolved mysteries will never be the same without him.

[@febbym.szambia.9484]

Hmmm Mark's story sounds so suspicious, the abuse she went through. This lady is dead and the husband knows something.... May she rest in peace and continue to haunt her killer..

[@Moodboard39]

Yep, idk how the fuck the cops doesn't have him as a suspect

[@tiffanyeyoung1800]

That's because he did it

[@Captainscentsable44]

Dexter needs to find him, who would do this over a divorce. Find a new girl. Let it go !!

[@thebroker2191]

The husband killed her I couldn’t even imagine reciting a horrible rumor that I chopped my woman up and made me think of my girl and if that was in my situation being accused of something so horrible that wasn’t true I couldn’t help but start crying how I’m getting teary-eyed right now just thinking about it how can he just stay there in a straight face

[@Moodboard39]

he done it. No evidence? but is obvious logically. As the babysitter said

[@Yahweh-dn9cv]

He remarried in 2000& lives in Arkansas,mr barrackmann has since died

[@Yahweh-dn9cv]

PLEASE READ CHRISTI NICHOLS STORY AT UNSOLVED MYSTERIES FANDOM,THE FAMILY WAS GOOD FRIENDS WITH THE CHIEF OF THE GOTHENBURG POLICE DEPT!

[@heavenismydomicile3280]

Mark is divorced from his 3rd wife,who had him arrested for DV & is now living in hastings,Nebraska

[@traceysouth1047]

@@Moodboard39 believe it or not, and I find it hard to believe myself, but I was a babysitter when I was very young (btw 12-14) and babysitting for a divorced woman's kids; and the father came late that night to take me home. I did not want to go with him and told him the wife had planned to take me home but he gave me no choice. I heard at some point, he ended up killing them after taking me home. But my mother would not let me know more.

This was one of the best shows on TV back in the day. I miss those times.

[@killermike8692]

Best INTRO SONG EVER !!❤ ..... CHANGE OUR MINDS ☕ !

[@JoshP037]

"You heard me the first time." I'm gonna start using that line. That has to be one of the douchiest things I've heard in a while lol.

[@MT-tu8dt]

When you see shows like this, it showed how tough people were back in the 80’s & 90’s.

[@buddywilliams5650]

Tough or dumb?

[@erinbrown2800]

🙌I swore I wouldn't be like 'back in my day, we...' but this younger generation gets offended at everything but then runs around calling people who aren't as cool as them, cringe

[@taureanmay7480]

Like it.

[@kerrysanders6668]

How? In what ways?

[@yashamaga13]

People today are soft. It starts at the language we use. Turning "prostitute" into "sex worker" for example, what a joke. Soft language makes soft people.

[@josephdelledonne2098]

Gail Delano's story is so sad. Wished she could have had a friend to reach out to. Hope you RIP. I know you're in a place of peace with no worries and troubles.

[@QuantumKitty]

When I hear water bed I know it’s the 80s lol

[@SalveRegina8]

They were such a hassle & extremely weird, but they were soooo comfortable! 😂

[@taureanmay7480]

Old school.

[@dietisgreat]

@@SalveRegina8 Edward scissorhands completely destroyed one

[@justinwallace390]

I thought they were cool as a kid in the 80s, but I remember they just moved around too much. As an adult now, I think they were not really practical.

[@buddywilliams5650]

So... Whenever I here Bell-bottoms, I think Oh, that's 1977.

[@brandyyolidio4213]

Christy's husband speaks like his battery is on 1% and about to shutoff, he speak any slower he will be speaking backwards, that would drive me insane I would have moved along as well. Alright I finished the episode and wanted to believe her husband, however too many coincidences especially moving and selling the cars immediately and the not speaking to the babysitter and knowing all the items she took. Smh

[@ashleelarsen5002]

Vibrator or phone?

[@TerraTommy]

@@ashleelarsen5002 lol geeked.

[@taureanmay7480]

Hmmmm.

[@Kaboomboo]

He doesn't sound 100% convinced himself lol

[@ashleelarsen5002]

@@Kaboomboo huh? What about? Layla

[@markh1142]

I remember this was on Amazon prime without the commercials. Been 20 years since I seen this. Binge watch the whole series. Lol. I think the eerie music throughout the episodes and of course the title intro are the “stars” of the show!

[@hillarydufndfmf7554]

Its still on Amazon Prime! I watch it all the time :)

[@kylefarr7567]

They should seriously consider getting a host for the reboot series. Not the same without one. Jonathan Frakes would be an excellent choice. He was amazing hosting Beyond Belief.

[@GeminiJo]

Beyond Belief is sooooo underrated 👻

[@williammatthews693]

Yeah, not really the same without a host even though no one can replace Robert Stack.

[@EverEssence4790]

Ohhh! I loved Beyond Belief! James Brolin was good too

[@taureanmay7480]

Good for him.

[@omicrontheta3894]

The only person that *could* replace Robert Stack was PETER THOMAS of Forensic Files/Medical Detectives fams but alas, that is not exactly possible now.

[@ashleyjohnson8248]

He did all that, ripped off millions, and only served 2 years of a 20 year sentence!!!! Are you fn kidding me!!! I have no hope in the justice system that is balls crazy

[@saveus228]

legally, he only stole a small fraction of that. what he lost in terms of investments that went down doesn't count as stolen.

[@WalkerRileyMC]

@@saveus228 so? it was still only 2 years of a 20 year sentence. Meanwhile, you get busted for an ounce of weed and you'll likely never get out.

[@saveus228]

@@WalkerRileyMC name me a first time offender that got life for an ounce of weed. I'll wait... it's hard to have a legit conversation with this kind of exaggeration.

[@jbparise]

@@WalkerRileyMC must be in Kamala Harris district

[@NuclearMango.]

He went back to prison on another fraud case and got out early again. Can't find what he's up to now.

[@bencool5823]

I've kept waiting for them to put the entire series on DVD don't think that's going to happen so glad to see it on KZbin 📼

[@partyguy101ify]

It's not the kind of show you would want on hard copy given the opportunity to update episodes.

[@bencool5823]

@@partyguy101ify giving that the show ended more than 20 years ago most of the case's that haven't been solved by now will probably never get updates and it would still be nice to have on DVD 📀

[@SjofnBM1989]

There is literally no way that Mark didn't do it.

[@maryalico4313]

Mark lied through his teeth

[@TonyVega123]

@@maryalico4313 Mark is innocent

[@LovelyDisgracefromInnerspace]

@@TonyVega123 Yeah, and unicorns are real.

[@heathermetz3974]

Absolutely!

[@Thor-Orion]

@@LovelyDisgracefromInnerspace yeah, they’re rhinoceros.

[@chasemaxwell]

Ah, the days of cathode ray televisions, square ass aspect ratios, cheesy synthesizer theme songs and terrible fashion choices... I got that warm nostalgia feeling deep down in my bones.

[@williammatthews693]

You'd better believe I'd trade everything that has replaced it to go back to the way it was. The only thing I wouldn't trade is my huge DVD collection... and even that's becoming outdated.

[@MohammedKhan-vx6ob]

It wasn't cheesey in the 90s that's what people wore

[@taureanmay7480]

Ha.

[@heatheralawawda6490]

I could smell the Aqua Net through the video 😂

[@blackchickadee1]

Best childhood show!! I know it sounds messed up to be watching this with your family at the age 10, def scared me! Also best reenactment!!!

[@georgetaylor996]

I love watching Unsolved Mytreries

[@cr8zystar282]

So retro I love it!! 😆

[@legofrog7659]

That guy in the first case is 100% guilty. It's obvious he has no emotion surrounding the whole situation and there's way too many signs pointing to him to just ignore. Her kids would be middle aged now, I can't imagine how they must feel :(

[@JasmineEleonora]

I live in Gothenburg! Gothenburg, Sweden, that is. So weird hearing my city's name over and over but it's on a different continent. Haha.

[@dandaadnad529]

I thought as well they were referring to Sweden 😊

[@eriknervik9003]

A lot of small American towns are named after towns in Europe, especially in the Midwest because of immigrants. I don’t know about Gothenberg specifically but in the American Midwest (where Nebraska is) a lot of immigrants, especially from Germany and Scandinavia where given loans to buy land under the homestead act and they often named towns after where they came from. There is for example multiple cities in the US named “Odessa” after the Black Sea city in Ukraine, and if you visit them you’ll notice all the people have German last names because Lots of Ethnic Germans lived in Ukraine during the Russian empire days. It’s likely immigrants from Sweden or Norway who had lived in Gothenburg are the ones who founded the town and named it.

[@taureanmay7480]

Keep thinking 🤔 😕 😌 🙂 😞 😪.

[@unappealingundesirable2826]

48:00 When we watched this way back in the late 1980s, one guy said "He looks like a stupid man. Not a scary composite." Actually, at 50 in 2023, I think this DOES look scary.

[@lauriesmith4575]

When I was a kid, I was always afraid that the people in the 'wanted' segments would come find me because I watched the episode- but not the actual people, the actors in the reenactment. Stupid , I know, but I was a kid with a massively overactive imagination.

[@Quinnbaby]

Who else is watching this in 2022?? Nostalgia as a childhood 😭😕

[@dionnect007]

😊 I'm watching in 2024

[@chunkymonkey3685]

I never wanted to slap someone as bad as Christie’s husband

[@maryalico4313]

Exactly--he's such a evil, evil man...that slow voice gives me chills.

[@heathermetz3974]

Absolutely!

[@tiffanyeyoung1800]

And follow that with a steel-toed boot as well

[@rio-impetuoso4271]

Cox. I really appreciate stories like this, you can learn so much. People that are charismatic are just that, no matter how pleasant, sweet or intellectual. If we want to believe in someone's skills or abilities, we need proof. I did not find here what this man graduated in, but there is no connection between sports and business. It is really saddening to realize that pride and selfishness can be so unfeeling towards others' needs and rights. It certainly takes a lot of character to admit failure. There's a lesson here to be learned in two directions, not to allow greed and pride to lead our ship, and not to make decisions over money through our feelings. Many thanks. This story is sad but of blessing! 🎷🎼🦋

[@cypher7648]

It disgusts me how easily some people can lie. He should be able to say much more about his wife's belongings missing in his own home then how things like her suitcase was found exactly. He seems to be an emotionless sociopath...

[@ShinSeikiEvan]

What, you don't trust Bill Clinton with a mustache?

[@dawnbaswell1853]

There is no proof he did anything

[@anomitas]

​@@dawnbaswell1853it's as clear as day

[@tiffanyeyoung1800]

That's where the narcissm comes in

[@tiffanyeyoung1800]

​@@ShinSeikiEvan Stupid

[@_Miss_Mary]

Mark Nichols , The likelihood of you getting away with this in 2021 is almost ZERO.

[@Iconhulk]

Considering she overdosed/killed herself...In a hotelroom.. And she was seeing another man.. That "man" obviously her hooked on the b.s.

[@aldfjak]

Half or murders still go unsolved today

[@johnreynolds5407]

Robert Stack was a class act.

[@rio-impetuoso4271]

Even though Christie's case is sad, I think that it is wonderful that she could enjoy being a mother, as her mother describes it. We can't know how we will leave this Earth, but we can know how we live. I just want to say that the children's love can be of great help and comfort when other things don't work out fine around you! ❤ Blessings!!

[@OBRfarm]

This was my favorite show as a kid lol.

[@dulceornelasortega2529]

Love this show makes me think of my childhood The song always got to me lol

[@InteriorDesignStudent]

Watching someone slide a floppy disk into an old computer takes me back to my teens and twenties.

[@tiffanyeyoung1800]

And elementary school

[@simonandsimon2352]

Waterbeds are so 80s. Love it! 🚀

[@thdgcfx]

I always loved how creepy and interesting this show was

[@CopperHead-tm3se]

The music usually gets me when I'm alone watching ✨✨✨

[@JM-xr4zs]

Two years served of a twenty year sentence. Crime does pay.

[@kerrysanders6668]

I REALLY want someone to explain that to me.

[@unappealingundesirable2826]

I'm not condoning what Steve Cox did, but "he didn't murder anybody" was likely a large part of the logic.

[@muddin]

i love Robert stacks narration

[@jamesrogers4002]

Who actually updates these? Weird to think that 30 years on that these shows are still being updated, and kept in the same style as when they originally aired.

[@tangoblue]

When Robert Stack asks you to let him film inside San Quentin, the answer is “yes sir”.

[@TheAbomb]

First segment he killed his wife, she was leaving him and he wasnt having it.VERY SLOW VOICE: if i cant have you no one can! Babysitter knows she didnt come home, he paid her in cash, didnt ask gma if she was there when he dropped off kids, lied to mom said she was sleeping and everything else that was a so called coincidence.he did it, he killed her look in his eyes his guilt is just too obvious! F###er!

[@binabdoyemen8047]

especially when he didn't ask the grandma about his wife because he knew she is dead makes it obvious he is guilty

[@Iconhulk]

She was hooked on hard drugs and with a married man..

[@Nehmi]

@@Iconhulk irrelevant.

[@reneejones7621]

Yes he's a liar

[@reneejones7621]

Everybody knows Mark is a liar and he's going to pay the price when he meets his maker!!!

[@stephenshortt427]

The greatest theme music from any show or movie EVER!!! That includes the Halloween theme from 1978-79 movie.

[@MrGoesBoom]

Damn I loved this show as a kid, granted there were times I'd hide behind whichever of my parents was closer as we'd watch when things were too creepy or scary, but just listening the the opening music brings me back to my childhood

[@YazzyDream]

48:47 IN 2020?! Jebus. Thanks for keeping this up to date before uploading. Wow.

[@cool_mule]

GAWDAMN Steven Cox's head needed its own area code. What melon!

[@MrCraigblaze]

Thanks for the upload !!

[@larhondaburchett3271]

Mark gave me Jeffrey Dahmer vibes. He definitely killed Christy though! His attitude definitely comes off as narcissistic and the gaslighting was at an ALLLLLL time high!

[@mkproductions2.0]

Dahmer was more Psychotic but Mark may have done something bad to his wife.Mark would be more of a sociopatch.

[@jbcatz5]

@@mkproductions2.0 A sociopath with a network. Even if there was evidence he had enough people in the right places to obfuscate it or make it go away including the chief of police, who abused his position to help Mark keep Christi under his thumb. It’s telling Christi went to an out of town lawyer, she didn’t trust a local one.

[@buckeyeschmave]

@@jbcatz5 In a small town, if someone saw her going into a known divorce attorney's office, that word would spread fast. It was a smart move on her part to go to another town. The only reason he hasn't been charged is because the body hasn't been found, and I doubt it ever will be.

[@ryanwoolsey6972]

Staring into Robert’s unblinking eyes for 30-45 seconds is scarier than any movie ever made…

[@deborahfrancois714]

She went to a divorce lawyer, told people she was being abused ,surrounded her life around her children? .Her husband killed her ,hope he repent before he dies.

[@tiffanyeyoung1800]

He's a psychopath. Highly unlikely

[@jper7938]

Wow that mickey mantle card !!!!! All of those cards are a big fortune..

[@kt1pl2]

He ruined this people's lives...he stole every single penny they had...and he got 2 yrs. So basically it was worth it.

[@aldfjak]

Happens all the time in America. Where u been?

[@joebatts8080]

This Program was Amazin!!!

[@reneejones7621]

He stayed a lot of people think I'm a violent person but I'm not a violent person oh my God this is got me so mad I am so mad right now!

[@maryalico4313]

I agree

[@georgetaylor3152]

I loved watching unsolved Mysteries

[@MaryJane-en8eh]

At 4:00 he sound's guilty. Pretty blunt for an on TV interview. He didn't hold back. But who knows. It sounds bad..

[@LABoutaBagDoe]

Yeah everything about him seems guilty

[@buddywilliams5650]

I'm a lesbian Mary I don't like men either. Especially liar's.

[@taureanmay7480]

Indeed.

[@72blxxdbpsfoo]

I can fall asleep and watch this all in one take

[@illumination101]

Am 38 have watched unsince age 13. 💙

[@camillemckenzie3235]

There used to be a great page on the Medium website called "The Husband Did It" that featured this and many other missing/murdered women cases from this show. At lot of additional information is provided. He did it, no question. Not that I had any doubts, but the additional information cinched it.