Unsolved Mysteries with Robert Stack - Season 3, Episode 3 - Full Episode

[@thomasfrye8996]

Anybody else binge watching these episodes?

[@CEDL4072]

🙋🙋🙋🙋 while working from home lol

[@coccinelle80]

Thomas Frye since the wonderful uploader gifted us with these episodes, I have been doing nothing else but watching them. Forget about all life’s responsibilities 😂, only Unsolved Mysteries matters!!

[@dgwaters]

I did all day today! Big fan of Unsolved Mysteries!

[@teresathompson8995]

Omg yess me this all I think about now 😂😂😂😁

[@LVGirl4]

Thomas Frye Am binge watching right now. They are addictive, right?! Lol! 😂

[@tytratar2114]

Never, ever, ever invest with someone you don’t know! And even the people you know BE CAREFUL!

[@ashleykathleen85]

Some of these women are so desperate for a companion they ignore all the red flags on purpose just to say they have a man. It’s pretty sad

[@tytratar2114]

This world becomes more cutthroat everyday! It’s a shame you can’t even invest with friends anymore. Just say no to investing!

[@ashleykathleen85]

@@tytratar2114 agreed!

[@ThePeterDislikeShow]

if Katherine had called Dave Ramsey, he would have suggested they get married first, Eric would almost certainly not go along with that.

[@OikPoinFive]

@@ashleykathleen85 im with stoopid

[@garytruthteller2606]

Here's a mystery for ya's: How can a show be creepy, eerie, yet somehow comforting - all at the same time? (Cue the Theremin music)

[@firecracker1782]

I confess I actually looked for a reason to excuse myself from dinner a bit early just so I could carry on with my UM binge. Am I the only one who may have a mild addiction? :)

[@jcuesta1334]

Well said. When I was a kid, this used to scare the crap out of me and my brother. Today, it still is creepy but we both find it so very comforting.

[@garytruthteller2606]

@@jcuesta1334 Thanks. And it's good to know I have company in this regard..

[@ytyt3922]

Has to do with Robert Stack. He’s a bit sinister and unsettling but at the same time you know he’s one of the good guys, he’s on your side.

[@thegoodguy44]

He’s dead.

[@lavendershampoo]

Watching this episode after being laid off gave me the idea to go to school to become an ophthalmic tech (the dental assistant program had a 2 year waiting list) so now I’ve been in this career for almost 18 years! It’s amazing how things turn out!!!

[@OikPoinFive]

Wow

[@endlesspotential2079]

00l0I

[@mascara1777]

Cool

[@antonioacevedo5200]

You didn't see the entire episode. You should have turned into what Edard Maynard did for a living. You would have made much more money.

[@joseantoniomoch4006]

@@antonioacevedo5200 One really needs plenty of gall to carry out such schemes.

[@coccinelle80]

It’s a damn shame how these scammers always find victims. I used to work in fraud investigation, and it never failed to baffle me how so many seemingly intelligent people get duped, especially by romance scams. Please people be careful!! Look out for your vulnerable relatives, especially elderly ladies, they are the most susceptible to con artists.

[@rigaflr]

My sister got caught up with a romance scam artist. Thousands of dollars handed to that man for all manner of BS sob stories and endless promises of him coming to this country to marry her. Worse part was she was a carer for her 2 disabled children so was on a disability pension. She only broke free when she passed away from cancer. I gave her proof constantly he was a fraud as did friends and family, could never convince her.

[@Moonewitch]

Not me. My best friend did. She never told me about the guy or giving him money. She never even met him face to face. She only talked to him by email. He took her for thousands of dollars that she didn't have. He promised to marry her once he got back from Africa. When I found out I was livid! She's seven years older than me and she's always been practical. She got duped.

[@Moonewitch]

@@rigaflr That's what happened with my best friend. She even spent a thousand dollars on a wedding dress. She got payday loans to send to that idiot. The day that he was supposed to be back in the States...he disappeared from social media. She damn near had a nervous breakdown.

[@coccinelle80]

rigaflr that’s absolutely horrid!! I am deeply sorry. It sickens me how there are such evil people in the world who zero remorse for scamming people. I wonder though, how and why people fall for it? No disrespect to your sister, but does she have low self-esteem ? I hope her children are okay!! Karma will get that rat bastard!!

[@coccinelle80]

moonewitch wow! That’s terrible! I am sorry for your friend. Why do you think she fell for that prick? No disrespect, but when I worked as a fraud investigator, I was in disbelief at how naive and gullible people were. I am a woman myself, and I have zero tolerance for any bullshit. I found myself lecturing victims as if I were their mother 😂, I was so annoyed that they could believe a total stranger so easily!

[@CEDL4072]

"Hair sa-lonn" I miss hearing Stack's voice 😁

[@raisedonAMradio]

It may be because Robert Stack’s first language was actually French! His English diction is so well, almost nobody could notice. But a few words give it away 🙂

[@CEDL4072]

@@raisedonAMradio I did not know that lol. And I actually studied French for 2 years in school haha Now I see it.

[@90thMeridian]

He should have started a band with them golden pipes ha! One of my other fav voices is Adam West. They both could read off nutrition labels on food and make it sound so nice!

[@90thMeridian]

@@raisedonAMradio "And now we know, the REST of the story."

[@pansysgarden]

Yeah, that pronunciation is hilarious. I'm like "Really?" Love the Stack man.

[@nataliebartholomew8761]

I absolutely love the way Robert Stack says the word “Salon” in the Eric Kessler story. Lol! When you hear it, you’ll know what I mean! 😂

[@brendanables7367]

Sal-on

[@roringusanda2837]

He spent his early childhood in Europe, spoke Italian and French before he ever learned English after returning to America. So it may be why he can pronounce it that way.

[@unappealingundesirable2826]

31:55 I was born in Seattle in 1973, where I grew up. Japanese-American. Fascinated with maps and highways. So, when I first watched this back in the 80s and 90s, this map scene really fascinated me, because I've been on those roads!

[@lestudio76]

5 years for ruining that woman’s life? The justice system is broken

[@pansysgarden]

Yeah, the system is down the toilet.

[@ashleyhoskins6667]

It's been broken!!

[@MaximusWolfe]

It wasn't a just system in the first place.

[@MattWolfe1019]

It's been screwed up for so many damn years it's pathetic!!

[@anntrejo]

Who?

[@Presca1]

Folks, if you meet someone and then divulge what you do for a living and your life story and suddenly they say "fancy that, I have an associate in the cosmetology industry..." that should be a red flag right there. Too much of a coincidence.

[@antonioacevedo5200]

What do you do for a living?

[@marciawade9101]

@@antonioacevedo5200 🤣🤣🤣

[@OikPoinFive]

@@marciawade9101 r u sing_goal?!

[@OikPoinFive]

@Antonio Avacado

[@marciawade9101]

@@OikPoinFive Yes. Are you MARRIED? 🥴

[@marietanner7538]

Ladies be aware when a romantic partner starts to ask for money, I dont care if it's $50 or $5,000, once that pattern starts it will continue...and especially be aware how he acts when u say no

[@teetot5276]

Marie Tanner he gave her the magic stick and she got bamboozled

[@ljuben5738]

OMG Thank you so much for the hint, had you not told us it would have never in million years occured to us, despite just having watched the video above LMAO

[@patr70]

@@ljuben5738 You're the most vulnerable.. becuase your ego is the size of the grand canyon. 😆

[@spac18]

Same with the guys, they should be careful of gold diggers

[@Ligerpride]

@@spac18 Correct. Except that it can be done legally through divorce and there's no social shaming.

[@RETRO_BELL]

Rape is such a different kinda crime....the ppl who commit them need to be punished severely...!!!

[@pansysgarden]

AMEN!

[@jcaylalove8713]

Its invasive and inhuman, in my opinion. I agree, severe punishment is needed!

[@pansysgarden]

Couldn't agree more with you. Amen!

[@MaximusWolfe]

Castration is appropriate.

[@bellakatherman1477]

RHETT BELL Rapists get more time than murderers. Sometimes death is better than living with the destruction rape causes.

[@prettiamazin8068]

I'm here because of covid 19. I've been binge watching all 2020!

[@reneebrown1362]

The unsolved mysteries segment is really good thanks again the daniel wilson case was heartbreaking and sad sadly in 1997 nine years after he disappeared his remains were found 5 miles away from where car had been found abandoned he probably wandered off in an disoriented state from the carbon monoxide levels and died as result soooo sad

[@monirmalick4016]

totally agree

[@brandonhannon35]

That Dan Wilson segment has so many twist and turns. Like the carbon monoxide and, ultimately, the update. 😢

[@dreamboy2053]

@Lebo leigh Leigh EXACTLY!!! THAT'S WHAT I WAS THINKING! Had the cops.....if they were telling the truth of searching the area, might have looked better, they probably would have found him within a inch of his life and saved him.

[@erickanew]

That's crazy that he died from exposure like that, lazy cops didn't look, all they had to do is focus on the area and they would've found him

[@erickanew]

And amazing his mom really knew what happened, "said it was beyond his control", and figured out about the car

[@thenamedoesnotmatter]

While it is indeed unfortunate that Dan Wilson passed in such a preventable and tragic way. I do not blame the Montana PD/Sheriffs or Highway Patrol for failing to locate a body within 5 miles of a car alongside the sparse Montana highways. Lack of cognizant brain function means he might have already become aphasic to external stimulus such as sirens or calls for response. They work with limited resources, and time is the most damning of all limits. Try to do a little of your own detective work, and use some resources like maps, even google, to see the Montana stretch of road on I-94. You will see a lot of uneven land, the Yellowstone river running alongside and crossing it at several points, and several shrubs and large bushes dotting alongside the entirety of the highway. One of the problems were seeing is that we, like the officers in the story, are thinking rationally. Dan Wilson was not, instead of staying with his vehicle, or alongside the road, he ventured off almost 5 miles away in areas that aren't easy to see low to the ground from distances the search parties were engaging from.

[@Crushbra]

@@erickanew his poor mom. They found his body in 1997 and his mom probably never found closure because she looked old in this video

[@abf2062]

Everytime I see Robert Stack, I think of him in the movie Airplane! I loved him in that movie! 😁

[@Unsolvedfanatic]

"The decision, is yours (is yours, is yours, is yours, is yours.......)"

[@VH-OU812]

ABF20 🤣🤣🤣🤣...I hear you there, love that movie!!

[@geranguther5199]

i think of him in the beavis and butthead movie

[@chicagofanguy]

Get that finger out of your ear, you don't know where that finger has been.

[@twist58]

OY VEY “Bork! You are a federal agent. You represent the United States government. Never end a sentence with a preposition.” - Agent Fleming ATF

[@debraodonnell4253]

Even though I live in Australia I have always enjoyed unsolved mysteries interesting and sad at the same time Robert stack was so good narrating this show rip Mr stack💙

[@kristinadjurfors8280]

Hey I am a woman from Sweden and have of curse never seen this Serie. I am lying sick right now and started for 3-4 days ago to look at this. I was so glad when I found it. And their was lots of so and episodes. I started so1 episode 1 and know I am here on so 3 This program really has it all I am totally caught up in it. And I always sitting here hoping they solved whatever I am looking at. It doesn’t matter to me that I am still in 1980 it is still so interesting You need to learn the Swedish tv how to do god programs 😆. I just wanted to thank you for putting this on KZbin otherwise I couldn’t look at it. So THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS WITH ME Hugs Kristina Sweden 🇸🇪

[@shawnlittle3091]

I sure like every time Robert Stack shows up he’s always in different backgrounds in every episode that’s what I like about the old series. Compare to Dennis Farina he’s always in the same area.

[@ytyt3922]

Shawn Little that’s an excellent point. There are so many reasons I love the Robert Stack originals, but the aspect you described isn’t one I thought of. It helps make it more “real”.

[@raisedonAMradio]

Very astute point!

[@Unsolvedfanatic]

We do not even speak of that mans name. The nerve....taking the place of Saint Robert of Unsolvia in any way is a sacrilege, and unconscionable. After Saint Robert's death in 2003, the institution of Unsolved Mysteries should have never been reopened, there should never have been a reboot of the show, the original 15 seasons should have been shown in syndication every day on every television channel for at least 6 hours a day, and all future production of the show should have NEVER been attempted. And the unmitigated gall of demon Dennis thinking it would be appropriate to try and step into Saint Roberts shoes is completely and eternally unforgivable. The nerve.

[@kalolainesinaitakala6565]

@@Unsolvedfanatic lmao 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@bethmc95]

He who shall not be named was a poor substitute for Sir Robert Stack! He really should have been knighted.

[@ZeoViolet]

The last time my family moved back to my state from Utah, the carbon monoxide poisoning from the muffler thing happened. We all survived, but for some of us...barely. It took some hours to figure out what was wrong, but when my sister collapsed in a bathroom and my grandmother got delirious, that was the clue to head to the nearest off-highway hospital like yesterday. I think Dad realized what was happening when my grandmother became incoherent, and he put the pieces together. I know I was feeling so sick I could barely stand. Shaking all over. He sped us all to the hospital, but with all the windows down and told us that, no matter what, _don't go to sleep._ I know I was pinching myself and shaking my little brother (he was on my lap after we all rearranged ourselves) and he kept complaining about how cold he was. It was a nightmare. We made it to the hospital and I remember being put on oxygen and dropping off for about, oh, 45 minutes? I felt better, and Mom was there and told me my sister and grandmother were better now; grandma's mind was clear. Everyone would be okay. Dad had phoned relatives (we were just one state away by that point) and they came to get us the rest of the way, and haul the trailer, while my Dad took the car in for muffler repairs. I went from so sick I was nearly passing out and shaking with tremors, to being able to walk straight again and think clearly in the space of about two hours.

[@Bernie3000]

I LOVE that these episodes come with updates. This is FANTASTIC! I cannot stop watching!

[@Crushbra]

Wish the updates had more detail. Daniel's story from this episode. Apparently they found his body in 1997

[@topkatspride]

The actors and reenactments of case events are excellent!

[@buddapudgie8482]

You’re completely right about that. They helped make the show along with the interviews and of course Robert Stack.

[@eviehammond9509]

Anyone else that has been binge watching these shows look at your own personal environments & the people within them a little closer now?!🤣I think Unsolved Mysteries is maybe making us a little safer, one show at a time!! We'll all be in a 12 step program for our binge watching addiction, but we will be safer & that's what counts!!😅🤣

[@jenn7503]

After watching these forensic shows; I no longer want to visit the US, knowing that serial killers abound there. I’m safer in Canada.

[@markpreston6930]

@@jenn7503 Piles of killers in Canada. Pig farmer.

[@christinatuttle8442]

There are plenty of serial killers in Canada too.

[@karentucker2161]

I've been doing that before watching shows like these. But I am glad that this show on so people can see that there are not so nice people out there.

[@karentucker2161]

@@jenn7503 things happen in Canada too.

[@kaylalowman1601]

Okay, but who just leaves their friend at the bar?? That's number one in Girl Code that you don't do.

[@OikPoinFive]

Agree!!!

[@brandoncoleman9955]

I thought the same thing. Especially after going to the bathroom.

[@taradraper8590]

Come together, Leave together.

[@Crushbra]

Maybe both doctors drugged the dates and he got her messed up at the bar and took her home

[@nickmoscatello9960]

If you read the court documents on the ‘Patti’ incident, she willingly left with Dr Frank to go get stoned (‘wanted to stop by his place to get ‘something’ was all coded language).In absolutely no way does that make her any less a victim; but it is interesting how stories are framed for tv purposes.

[@dscopes]

This was hands down one of my favorite shows as a kid. It hooked me. Everything about it worked. Robert Stacks voice/narration will never be matched. The best ever.

[@gay_spiritual]

One of the best true crime and true mystery show ever: the reenactments, the intriguing and heart moving true stories, the music, Robert Stack's mysteriously poignant voice and aura all culminate to create an epic documentary showcasing different ranges from love in stark contrast to human depravity, the mysterious as well as the unknown. I would get so creeped out when I was a child when my mom watched it, I would cuddle with her, God rest momma's beautiful soul ❤

[@kirbfx]

I want to know who produced the intro theme song and outro music for this show. 🤔 Whoever it is, did an incredible job as it is spot on perfect as to the mood of the show. It is forever ingrained into the minds of 80’s and 90’s kids who went to bed spooked from this show, especially from the theme song one night a week....haha

[@melmazing3993]

Casio haha 😁

[@dontaviouschandler3961]

The composers were Gary Remal Malkin and Michael Boyd

[@gay_spiritual]

Yes! I would be so creeped out, I would cuddle with my momma when she watched it when I was a child, God rest momma's beautiful soul ❤

[@TheLovliestbrown]

Lol ya know?! These beats go hard...

[@jonathanturbide2232]

That Dan Wilson case is so heartbreaking. Gotta feel bad for his kids. The homeless shelter seemed like a solid lead, real shame it ended the way it did.

[@dgwaters]

I remember seeing the update. I was shocked that they didn’t discover Wilson’s body until 1997.

[@franpotter5041]

Did they not test the remains to establish the presence of carbon monoxide poisoning? I would be interested to know the results.

[@reneedennis2011]

That is a sad story.

[@abo7uson]

so was that him at the shelter ? or diff person?

[@Vassilinia]

@@abo7uson different person, real person's body was discovered not far from where his car was found.

[@courtneynelson9637]

A true gem of a show

[@E-Kat]

The victims wouldn't have said that.

[@OikPoinFive]

@@E-Kat grrrr

[@OikPoinFive]

@@E-Kat negative nancy hee hee!

[@E-Kat]

@@OikPoinFive it's called empathy!

[@melissaritter7348]

I remember Unsolved mysteries. I remember it was on NBC every Wednesday nights. Robert Stack is in Heaven. In 2003 God wanted Robert 2 go 2 Heaven. So God took Robert Stack 2 Heaven. Robert's pain free, sorrow free, suffering free and he's all better and all new. "We'll see U someday in Heaven.

[@larrywakeman4371]

It was originall y on Friday nights at 8 p.m. in 1985 when it came on

[@Paul-uo1vw]

@@larrywakeman4371 True. They moved it to Wednesday nights in 90s I think.

[@MRelemint]

I think the person who gave this video thumbs down is one of the bank robbers.

[@tonyaloper722]

Lmao lmao 😄😄

[@kimoramicheal8353]

And the con artists! 😏

[@jamesirby2643]

Or it was D.B. Cooper

[@Perfectpearl]

It’s up to 106 now. Lol 😂

[@karentucker2161]

Lol 😆 🤣 probably is.

[@StephenBurrus4444]

I still get chills when @1:29, Robert Stack says "Perhaps...it's you"...followed by the fade to black, and the Unsolved Mysteries title sequence begins. Whenever he would say those words with the music in the background, it really would make the hair stand up on the back of my neck.

[@janiselopez9793]

i love all these stories on this episode...thank you for the uploads!

[@smalltowngirl420]

I Love unsolved Mysteries have Been watching since I was a teenager. I am now in my 40s. Robert Stack made this show. ❤

[@Zzsmuf]

Ladies watch those well mannered and well dressed who appear to be gentleman .

[@Moonewitch]

You can't get me to part with my funds. I can smell a scam a mile away. But a lot of women still fall for it. People who do that to others ought to be ashamed of themselves.

[@Barnabas45]

If women smell money they go in heat!

[@bellakatherman1477]

Brucifer Mephistopheles 🤣

[@joshburns4611]

Hell, i'm a guy, and even i never trust people who appear to be too nice unless they're required to. It's like they have something to prove or hide.

[@user-yp3oj5se1i]

@@Moonewitch If you gave money through GFM, they have already got around being known as frauds that are stealing peoples money by having governments (which are all highly corrupt) allow them to take 3% from all donations that are meant for children in many cases that have terminal illnesses. If you gave me two 10 dollar bills to give to a person and i walked over and gave them one 10 dollar bill and kept the other 10 you would obviously want to know why i kept some of it and why i thought i could do something like that. If i tried to claim 'but i did a lot of work to have you give me this and bring it to them'? Many fake charities are really headed by the exact same type of investment fraudsters we see on these episodes. The need for charity proves/shows government failure. Charities don't estimate how much money they'll need before the problem is eradicated therefore we know they are really constantly siphoning people donations as wages for themselves and the source is our emotional state when we see someone in need. As long as governments don't provide what they should be these fake charities will exist.

[@TheSaneHatter]

Robert Stacks's short monologue on rape, as he introduces the second case, is as timely now as it was then . . . and remarkably damning. It's timeless law-enforcement advice: Elliott Ness would be proud.

[@staceghostc2c]

Nick Hentschel I was impressed by the condemnation of rapists and the understanding that women are afraid to come forward about it, as well, but then laughed at the label of Pattie’s silhouette as “RAPE VICTIM”. Couldn’t they just label her “Pattie”?

[@jjhonecker7644]

Agreed@@@

[@Crushbra]

@michael cooper Tom hanks lives in Greece

[@tellurye]

Not even remotely close. Nowadays you hear more false rape allegations than ever before. Then it was a stigma. Today its "believe all women regardless of evidence" Which is even more damning to those that actually are raped.

[@danielhicks4826]

Beyond pisses me off that thanks to activists bs district attorney politicians and etc, rapists and even pedophiles not only dont get life in prison anymore they never get executed either basically especially in western/ increasingly liberalized nations, its pathetic and despicable and pure failure.

[@jasonguerrero1623]

businesswoman: "oh but i just assumed.." you never assume anything from a stranger you just met you bloody fool lol

[@tommyharris5817]

She wasn't much of a businesswoman

[@Ladygaga4047]

Imagine been so good at getting women that you end up being on unsolved mysteries!

[@bornin8774]

I love unsolved mysteries can watch these all day

[@Vamanaswastika]

Dan is in all of us. We are consumed by daily stresses and then to top it off a terrible marriage when children are involved. Its sad how children have to be caught up in divorces, even more so in todays time.

[@antonioacevedo5200]

Yes it is. The answer is to not get married. If you do, don't have kids.

[@tellurye]

@Thornboy🥀 Well seeings how he also was in the shelter, he probably wandered back and forth - finally dying 5 miles from his car.

[@m.night_schlongislong]

@@antonioacevedo5200 👎

[@antonioacevedo5200]

@Kirby Kipling I was very touched by your words. I am very happy for you for your 27 years of wedded bliss. God bless your dad for his wisdom and love. I am sure you made him proud.

[@OikPoinFive]

@@tellurye tell you ride, CO

[@TheGgvamp]

This show legit frightened me of the world outside my window as a kind growing up in the 90’s

[@monirmalick4016]

totally agree

[@nadeawilliams7749]

Yes I am binge watching my favorite show! Unsolved mysteries!

[@monsterwatchtruecrime]

Who else watched these as a kid?

[@alli-kat2329]

Yup

[@StaceyGlover77]

Me!

[@ashleyp287]

This and Tales from the Crypt bring back so many old memories as a kid watching this and being scared shitless

[@monirmalick4016]

totally agree

[@anthonypawnee611]

The 90s was an awesome time with all the good tv shows and cartoons. This show is especially nostalgic in my opinion.

[@independentviews1977]

I think I've got a Unsolved Mysteries addiction...I'm good for now but not sure I can handle the withdrawals once I've watched all episodes.

[@monirmalick4016]

totally agree

[@princesspeachh5025]

This man's voice is my childhood..lol 💯🤣✌️ the real OG!!!

[@courtneynelson9637]

Love this show grew up watching this show I'm older than the show. Always remember watching tbus w my late nana when I was younger n love the theme music n Robert stack.

[@donmor8029]

Yes it was awesome..I was 6 years old when this came out..the voice that scared me n I loved too watch with my late parents n bro n sis. Never be another R Stack. Nostalgia at its finest

[@dunning234]

We need more shows like this one well dun and fantastic Stories.

[@WOK12-t4p]

I think the Wilson case was definetely attributed to Carbon Monoxide poisoning. Poor guy was probably in such a bad psychotic state that he pulled his car to the side of the highway, walked out in a nearby field and just laid there till he died. Terrible what Carbon Monoxide can do to a healthy mind.

[@monirmalick4016]

totally agree

[@m.night_schlongislong]

i don't disagree but walking to a nearby field *5 miles away* isn't nearby at all. weird case.

[@buckeyeschmave]

@@m.night_schlongislong With a decent stride, that might take only an hour or two, even across fields. How he was not found for five years that close to where he disappeared surprised me, but I don't know that part of the country. There are probably many places out there where someone might never be found.

[@browncow8422]

@@buckeyeschmave Know I’m late to the party but I have to mention that law enforcement not finding victims even if they’re close by is common surprisingly. I’ve seen on here diving enthusiasts who dive in lakes and such and they often find remains of people, even when police dive teams searched these areas they found nothing only for the enthusiasts to find them years later. It’s an odd thing but very common how frequently police don’t find evidence that’s nearby. I get that Wilson guy was miles from the car, but even if they searched within a 5 mile radius I still think it’s unlikely they would’ve him. It’s similar to the missing 411 phenomenon where people are found in areas already searched or under circumstances that don’t make sense, or often not found at all with no sign of what happened. There may be a reasonable explanation for it all like human error or maybe something else. Thought it was worth a mention

[@lmiller9178]

The voice at 12:58 that said "this is Andy down at Irishman's Pub" is John Cosgrove the executive producer of Unsolved Mysteries.

[@josephdelledonne2098]

Armoured car driver was fighting back, good for him, at least those robbers didn't have an easy heist.

[@luisgonzalez8665]

I like unsolved mysteries unsolved mysteries is my favorite program Robert Stack is a great actress actor and I like unsolved mysteries and all the mysteries they show on TV thank you very much

[@elidee2914]

This serie was awesome!

[@JoshP037]

I love how he pronounces "salon." It sounds sophisticated but not pretentious. I'm going to start pronouncing it like that in tribute to the late great Robert Stack.

[@yvvngmlaba]

Lol it's because his first language is French

[@Chapin-pc2kz]

@@yvvngmlaba What a weird childhood. Born in Los Angeles but his American parents relocated to Europe when he was a baby, so he first learned French and Italian. They moved back to LA when he was 7 and that's when he first started speaking English.

[@alexsdb9712]

Older American pronunciation and way of speaking. It's regional as well.

[@robertgreen4117]

Not binge watch, binge listen. Good too fall asleep to

[@mariahbertwell2630]

Upload more when you can Thanks a million times please don't delete them Thanks again.

[@osikadavis2921]

Yes i agree on that i wanna see more

[@konnievo321]

did anybody saw the size of that computer, when they're looking the different hairstyles? i mean... DAAAAMN... that thing is HUUUUUGE

[@Zzsmuf]

Eric was such a smooth criminal .

[@EssexAggiegrad2011]

His victims where hit by. They where struck by. A smooth criminal.

[@josephbriggs7067]

Eric was a swindler

[@joshlight6892]

Amazing how a European accent and a fancy suit can convince someone a bum and a sponger is a successful businessman.

[@AndriaBieberDesigns]

Ladies.. please don’t let emotions get in the way of wisdom. Be aware of cluster B disorders

[@OikPoinFive]

@LoveEverton John GRRRRR!

[@OikPoinFive]

A cluster fukc ?!

[@angelinaharshbarger9619]

What about the all ghosts episodes those are my favorite

[@MissMcD]

@Sundiata Keita oh hell naw 😂😂😂 no way. I need daylight

[@90thMeridian]

And missing time/abduction episodes too. Not all but some stories seem so real and corroborate with others. Crazy

[@coonhunter1192]

The ghost episodes & UFO are good.

[@bradmccullough1437]

The best thing about these videos-no commercials

[@janiselopez9793]

that piano 11:00- 11:58 makes me wanna cry...that music sounds so sad. i almost went into tears. yes i love piano music.

[@vegetasolo1221]

Sadly, Gail was found to have committed suicide in a Mobile, Alabama hotel while registered under the false name of Jackie Stafford within a few days after disappearing. After the broadcast, a forensic administrator who had been watching noticed the similarities to a woman found in the hotel two years earlier and called the tele-center. Forensic tests confirmed her identity. On November 11, 1988, her family held a memorial service for her in Brunswick, Maine. She was buried in Mobile, Alabama

[@Creepingdeathx81]

Vegeta Solo I didn’t seen anyone name gail in any of these segments

[@firecracker1782]

@@Creepingdeathx81 lol I was like who the heck is gail?

[@mamzersdream1]

Wrong episode homie

[@Zoey505]

so sad

[@eviehammond9509]

Thank You for taking the time to update us with this info. It's greatly appreciated!!💙💛💚💜💖

[@gdubn3571]

Nothing beats Roberts fashion sense

[@LaMostraVia]

Dang man this is like the 4th or 5th episode where an armored car was held up. 90’s crimes: old men sweet talking windowers and older single woman, sweeping them off their feet then stealing all of their money and moving to Florida eventually getting caught. Armored vehicles getting held up then find out its an inside job.

[@RobertJamesChinneryH]

a quick trip to the electric chair would cure the con man.

[@christophercolumbusclarke4470]

Right on

[@jessestewart169]

👍

[@stevengreenstock6095]

Sorry the first story just annoyed me, how gullible can you be?!

[@jamesdean258]

I know, sweetheart.

[@frankblack9332]

@taxid3rmy Actually she said, she had dealt with people 'trying' to con her before. You need to listen better.

[@ashleyhoskins6667]

@@ashleytrueblood2200 some men too! They actually fall for it more bc all they think about is pu$$y 😲😯😮

[@Shahla33]

It's exactly due to people like in this thread who condemn the victim that victims often don't come forwards. They are not con artists because they are bad at it. For them it's their job and they are good at it. If you're that heartless to call women who fell victim to con artists dumb hoes then you're a piece of shit. And there are a lot of people like that out there. One can be conned twice, you know. Stop blaming the victims. Condemn the con. Weird people you all are. Except for the one who actually listened well to the story and pointed it out she was not conned before. In fact. She was alert to those people and still got conned. A clear indication how crafty those cons are.

[@LAQueja]

She was horny give her a break, Steven!

[@Austin86646]

I used to think these re-enactments were good when I was a kid, lmao. Still great to watch.

[@icuryy5826]

Yes, it entertained me as well.

[@elgeneralxx]

Ever seen the old tv show top cops from 1991?? Really great

[@anothermonday5664]

Felt they were always really above average. Acting wise and shot on film. Compared to rescue 911 which was laughable.

[@Austin86646]

@@anothermonday5664 LOL, agree!!!! Remember the way WS would say “Rescue 91ONEEEEE.

[@anothermonday5664]

@@Austin86646 😂😂

[@shaunreinert5202]

Telephone WITH fully-retractable antenna??!?!?!? Ok, spaceman

[@wesleyAlan9179]

Lol!😄

[@marcellix]

I had one 💩 in the 90s super long it was ...

[@theplanet5615]

Crazy how this was a show we watched as young teenagers/kids.

[@kreemothedreamo]

6:05 Erich Kestler (aka Edward Maynard) is so sophisticated that he enjoys a glass of maple syrup every night to relax

[@cedarledgepublishing]

Oh yeah! We saw Daniel at the homeless shelter! Damn eyewitnesses...now imagine if this were a crime some eye witness was claiming they say so and so. Anyway, even before the update, I was like...his body is out there...they just missed it. Sure enough...felt so bad before that reveal for the mother who was desperately searching for her son...wanting to believe. I wish it could have worked out.

[@Sc0pee]

I mean there's still a possibility that he had spent nights there. We don't know for how long he had been exposed to the elements until he was found.

[@BenjoC8632]

Spooky old show! Love it

[@petejames1326]

all 3 episodes were great, the CON MAN, the DANIEL guy who was missing and the ARMED CAR ROBBERY.

[@louistournas120]

15:44 After his arrest, Edward Maynard was released on bail and promptly fled. Three years later he was re-captured and served five years in prison for theft. He has since been released.

[@Councilmantate1]

louis tournas thanks bitch, we can read

[@dianahasan5020]

@@Councilmantate1 🤣

[@rickimhotep1236]

@black spectre And he died 2019. He's in a place where you can't cons your way out of. R.I.P to him.

[@antonioacevedo5200]

Come on why not trust him to come back for trial? A great guy like that?

[@louistournas120]

@@Councilmantate1 Am I your bitch now?

[@FirstLast-Area52]

This episode ended with no update on the armored truck robbery so I decided to look up the prairie eden April 18 1988 armored truck robbery for any updates and got to the letter ' a' in armored and up popped the search tag "astrology" for that day. And it says its under the sign of the RAM. The name of the armored truck company RAM. just an eerie coincidence OR IS IT.

[@clopez4280]

...I thought they said Brinks

[@johnlamphier9812]

The lady playing Katherine is very pretty, very classy. Good acting too

[@addressunknown7903]

Reminds me of Joanne Kerns( growing pains)

[@gluserty]

Even as a kid, the Dr. Kenneth Frank episode disturbed me; the case was bad enough, but I think the reenactment actor did creepy well, especially as the segment wore on.

[@tharealmikezee3165]

"a European accent"...you guys realize that doesn't exactly narrow it down, right?

[@beatd0ctor631]

Americans don't know the countries below and above it. How will they know anything about Europe? 😂

[@sale8085]

the guy did introduce himself as being born in hamburg

[@christopherbako]

He was from Germany.

[@antonioacevedo5200]

It appears the European accent was just a part of the guy's act.

[@DrakeyC]

The second Eric bought a larger bed for them to sleep together should have been a continent-sized red flag. Even if their relationship was physical, that isn't the kind of decision only one half of a couple makes for the other.

[@courtneynelson9637]

Rest easy Robert stack

[@ullgeologist]

Kenneth Frank Update: Captured after 17 years on the run. In December 2004, an FBI agent working with Interpol located Dr. Frank near Tel Aviv, Israel. However, due to internation legal issues, he was not arrested until July 26, 2006. During his time on the run, he had married and started practicing medicine in Israel under the assumed name Yonatan Efrat. He was returned to California and sentenced to twelve years in prison. He has since been released.

[@JH-qy8no]

That ending music is terrifying.

[@garykreil5990]

Anyone else recognize the bank robbery music right with GTA 5 ? Same drums and bass, same style of robbery lol. Thank you Unsolved mysteries for inspiring the music for a full generation of Gamers pulling off bank heist's via video game.

[@Faith_First]

4:45 - Mullets and shoulder pads, the good old days 😂

[@sandrafaith]

4:52 Now there are phone apps that can do this way more convincingly; even Instagram filters are more sophisticated than this is. How tech has changed.

[@thomasfrye8996]

Pluto TV has a channel dedicated to Unsolved Mysteries

[@alli-kat2329]

Unsub! 🖕🏻 ..would rather go there..I'll look into that later ty

[@luvmar4657]

Wow my hometown Bakersfield

[@WossNess]

Bakersfield is very nice!

[@ricardosoca7380]

In the update for the Dan Wilson, they mention NOTHING about the sighting 3 months after his supposed death. The signatures matched and the people working at the shelter recognized him from his pictures. Very strange.

[@OikPoinFive]

Mistaken identity

[@Crushbra]

After thinking about it Dan Wilson is as common as John Smith. Plus he looked like alot of people. Especially in the 80s with the mustache

[@JH-qy8no]

Authorities project that most criminals are never caught or even known to be involved in criminal activity. It should be noted however, that all criminals have one hobby in common: gambling.

[@lex6487]

Interesting, I didn't know that about the gambling thing.

[@Romans8-9]

@@lex6487 Because its completely untrue.

[@ravenbaa7989]

I used to call the hotline to try to speak to Robert stack

[@MizzMetallikat76]

😂

[@janiselopez9793]

I love the Dr Frank case...YESS! i found it!

[@myhandlewasstolen2]

Who else thought that they would turn the sprinklers off when Robert Stack said?

[@rmiddlehouse]

Those options on that Caddy were prettty prettttty good

[@sunshineoblark8496]

Its the intro - they were both outstanding host

[@jenniferrivas7356]

That BRINKS driver had brass balls!!!

[@sarahcellblockh1562]

'Eric suggested he moves into Katherine's basement' uhhh no hunny we don't want to do that.

[@strawberryseeds]

That German accent sounds more like a speech impediment

[@michaelstevens7140]

ikr

[@strawberryseeds]

Allow me like it’s classy for you to call a stranger a bitch. I am talking sarcastically about a re-enactment.

[@gaynorpatterson2915]

Almost sounds like Elmer Fudd..😂

[@overcomerbtboj]

Gaynor Patterson lol 😂🤣

[@kennykiiroja8302]

@@strawberryseeds he sounds like an old asian sensei lol

[@CrustyUgg]

That brinks driver was so brave!!!

[@courtneynelson9637]

Who else is binge watching in 2021?😊

[@Anthony_Spilotro]

This theme song caused me many scared sleepness nights as a kid.