Unsolved Mysteries with Robert Stack - Season 7, Episode 9 - Full Episode

[@nicoleymacaroni]

Robert stack is a whole mood .he's an original &no one could ever be like him

[@alejandradominguez467]

I agree

[@janettecoleman1714]

Yep!

[@hazeljohnson6012]

True

[@leahcimolrac1477]

I’m feeling kind of Robert Stack today. I can’t make it into work

[@jakedoc4610]

he was the third narrator of unsolved mysteries

[@OuterGalaxyLounge]

Stack's narration on the show was always great, of course, but his reading on the Gurdon Light segment has an especially musical cadence, a real masterclass for anyone in the field.

[@edyann]

NO ONE LIKE HIM FOR THIS SHOW.

[@meowbeats7496]

What a poor use descriptive words. Kinda pretty bland

[@bluevoliet7564]

Binge watching Unsolved mysteries with Mr. Stack in 2021❣️ Must say the network will never replace his shoes (or his voice) 😍😘🥰

[@dylanadams5883]

Robert Stack did a great job hosting Unsolved Mysteries

[@theliltwirp]

Yessir. Mr. Stack was one of a kind. I never get tired of watching UM and hearing his spooky voice. It frightened me when I was 13 and it still frightens me at a big ole 46 😳😱. He was great and really served the show and us fans so well. I hope his family really knows how much we enjoyed him being the host

[@nativeroscoe64]

The Stuart Heaton case. He seemed innocent during this segment until his last words. He said he never knew the murder victim. But, he knew her brother and mother. What? The home trailer was too large not to notice the 16 year old daughter? A final DNA test was performed 10 years after her murder. And, what do you know? It was Stuart's DNA that was on her body.

[@Fleeto2006]

​@@PetarEllishe still killed her.

[@larrywakeman4371]

HE seems to be telling the truth but yes, when he said he didn't know her, yet he was wiht her SISTER? brother and mother?

[@AJ11OH-IO]

He came off guilty at the end for sure. I'm glad they got it right. If I was charged for something I didn't do, I'd still show respect to the victim as she lost her life whether I knew her or not.

[@conor2439]

I think Heaton had consensual sexual encounter with her shortly before her murder. He may have not wanted to admit to this since he was a married man.

[@Sabrina-pg1ro]

who would give this show a thumbs down this reality folks

[@Sabrina-pg1ro]

@Keigirl agree

[@Batres-ul8wl]

The killer, his family and friends

[@darlenemichuk124]

I gave a thumbs down X 2 today. Only. Not displaced aggresson. ( can not even spell aggresson) Just do not like people in denial. So easy to lie when knowing it is all B.S.

[@tmac7547]

UPDATE: 'In July 2001, Heaton was granted a new round of DNA testing...another DNA test was performed which proved 31 billion to 1 accuracy that Heaton was the killer.' Improved science = holy shit odds now (sure beats 54 thousand) = he's where he should be. It's rather disturbing how calmly and easily he said lie after lie. wow.

[@celestecelestial90]

Thanks for the update!

[@puppiesarepower3682]

Source?

[@tmac7547]

@@puppiesarepower3682 Munster Indiana, The Times [newspaper], Issue Date: Friday, October 5, 2001 Page: 68

[@bloopnation]

AGREED. He's a horrible person and should have gotten the chair.

[@cocochanelly5193]

Why didn’t they do the polygraph test as well? They didn’t state that But I’m glad he was caught!

[@mirandadh4297]

Is anyone else here in 2021, feeling a lot better just having watched this show? These are some good memories! Life sucks now

[@AmaranthLilly]

It's Tuesday. March 26, 2024!

[@kathleenholt5005]

Comment section is like a time capsule. It’s July 14th 2024.

[@cherylcampbell9369]

August 27, 2024. I have a hunch that life has always been a roll of the dice. And random. Strange, that watching stories of misfortune can spur a comment alluding to good old days.

[@mjpthetrucker9485]

The scariest part of the Heaton issue is how many here thought he was convincing. This guy said he didn't even know that girl yet knew her family. Come on, people. Think about that for a second.

[@bendover2865]

This case was on ‘the wrong man’ and they were convinced that it wasn’t this guy and it was a local drug dealer who knew the girl, shows they were wrong

[@tellurye]

@@bendover2865 They are wrong. "Solved. In 2001, a new round of DNA testing was done that proved Stuart was the killer; the chance of it being someone else's DNA was over 31 billion to 1. However, some supporters still believe that he is innocent despite the DNA evidence."

[@RobotWillie]

Its a way for him to get over what he did by making her seem less important in his own mind, if he still considered her a friend he might have trouble living with his guilt more rather than convincing himself that she was a nobody that didn't mean anything to him. I would not care if it ate at him and he went loony and offed himself though. I have heard this phenomenon before with other killers and how it helps them get over their own evil doing, which no it doesn't make it any better or them any more innocent, and its good DNA could not be fooled by his words like people can.

[@justinhansen9361]

He had me convinced until he said he didn’t know her. He clearly knew the whole family. Not sure why he would say that. Didn’t help his case. Not that it mattered much in the end.

[@lovelight6973]

Yeah I was confused but then he said that and I'm like wait what?!

[@edyann]

They say that this show should make a comeback with this and that host... NO WAY. First off- NO ONE BUT NO ONE can replace the INCOMPARABLE Robert Stack but also... The charm of those days are long gone. It'll never be as good as the first time.

[@alli-kat2329]

#Amen

[@kyriljordanov2086]

It's made several comebacks. New episodes were on Netflix, or something like that, as late as 2020. There's been at least four revivals of it.

[@edyann]

@@kyriljordanov2086 Ahhh.. ok, well I'm in Mexico so I'm not sure of new hosts for this classic but I'll only watch with Mr. Stack. No one will be able to replace him.

[@MrMoralHighground]

@@edyann netflix probably wont mind that

[@chosenone3033]

Exactly people always trying to take what’s ours lol

[@HillChris1234]

UPDATE: In 2001, a new round of DNA testing was done on Stuart Heaton using more conclusive testing methods which unequivocally proved that he actually did commit the murder.

[@justjuli3t]

Why wasn't this put in the updates section? On other episodes I've seen updates from 2013 edited in

[@fenriswolf96]

Yes DNA positive 1billion to 1 he did it

[@veggieeater]

@@justjuli3t They have updates on their website. I doubt every unsolved mysteries episode is updated.

[@capacola262743]

big fucking surprise!

[@lynncrf]

Not surprising. He came across as arrogant.

[@jonathanturbide2232]

The Gurdon light segment should have been put on the Ghosts dvd set. Even though there's most likely a down to earth explanation for the lights, it's still a very eerie segment worth being a part of a ghost stories compilation.

[@belle_bookworm2533]

I still have all those DVD sets! I still watch them! Long live Unsolved Mysteries and Robert Stack

[@eldoprdr]

@Dope Cat I was born and raised in Gurdon (I know the locals in this video). It has never had any traffic lights, it's a very small town. The Gurdon light is about 4-5 miles outside of town, the tracks generally run through a thickly wooded area. There have never been any conclusive answers to answer the phenomenon.

[@pepe6666]

@@eldoprdr why the crap not? why is it so difficult to get 50 or so cameras down there & just film the whole damn area? this segment bugs the crap out of me.

[@pepe6666]

or even like - one drone

[@eldoprdr]

@@pepe6666 I don't know what they're doing these days to try to track it. The "light" wasn't there all the time; you couldn't really predict it. It's not as popular of a spot to investigate as it was 30 years ago, so I suspect it's not being looked at as closely anymore.

[@justinhansen9361]

Imagine being Stuart’s mom. That would be extremely tough. I feel bad for everyone he hurt by taking that young girls life. Sad.

[@chrishansenisapatofile5746]

Hope Krystal sees this bro 🤣

[@kieranhart5776]

Nothing beats a beautiful reunion

[@bucksatanII]

The music in the Gurdon Light segment is amazing

[@scoutsniper8688]

I live close to the Gurdon light..this is really eerie to see in real life..it really looks like a lantern swinging

[@asahel980]

is it still there now?

[@albakreuk5830]

Gordon light.foot. 😁🤔

[@rogjerr]

Post a video.

[@edyann]

@@rogjerr Yes! He should post a video!!!!

[@scoutsniper8688]

I plan on going in the fall again. I'll do do

[@keln7804]

I had to watch Stuart's segment again after I read that he was unequivocally found guilty again in 2001. When I initially watched it I was somewhat set up to get not guilty vibes from him, that it was a total miscarriage of justice. The only part that really stood out to me was when he said he didn't know Krystal at all. He was at the family's campervan home 2-3 years before she was murdered. Why would you say you don't know her, when you knew her brother, her sister, mom and the home. Wow. I think he's a psychopath.

[@jamesdean258]

He was cheating on his wife with Krystal. He got her pregnant and had to get rid of her because she wouldn’t have an abortion.

[@keln7804]

@@jamesdean258 Wow! It figures. Proves motive too.

[@MrMoralHighground]

@@keln7804 are you happy to believe that explanation based entirely on speculation? he is doing nothing but stating his opinion as fact because he believes his opinion is as important as fact but it is only his opinion. facts are proven to be true

[@lovelight6973]

I caught that too. A pretty big lie. Slip of the tongue on his part. I'm glad they put it to rest finally.

[@death2theworld]

Solved. In 2001, a new round of DNA testing was done on the DNA found on Krystal's body and was again matched to Stuart's DNA; this time there was a 1 in 31 billion chance that the DNA belonged to someone else. Despite the evidence, several of Stuart's defenders still believe Stuart is innocent.

[@death2theworld]

@Native Nfree yep i was so sure hes telling truth..

[@chesspiece81]

He admitted to knowing the brother and going by for drinks then claimed he didn't know her. That poked holes in his story then.

[@jcaylalove8713]

I was watching a conference on how to spot a liar. Apparently liars often shake their heads when saying yes or no. The POS clearly did that when he was saying he didn't do it. Made me think of this presentation straight away.

[@jcaylalove8713]

@Chris_Gullett so you really think body language has no credibility in the interrogation of a suspect?! The interpretation of body language is a tool and it's often the first thing they analyse in any such situation. To say is quack science is wrong in my opinion.

[@soniquefus]

Thanks, I was waiting for an update at the end cause the description says there was one lol Would like to know the why though

[@rickschwab3963]

I've watched the new 2020 version without Rob. It's not the same without him. His voice and appearance somehow added interest to the show

[@bitplaya7432]

Naw. I just wish the show was tighter and had more reenactments.

[@jamesfracasse8178]

Well duh 🙄

[@rickschwab3963]

@@jamesfracasse8178 the new episodes suck

[@sarahbarlow6617]

Is the new tv series also called unsolved mysteries? I’m in Australia and haven’t come across it yet

[@bitplaya7432]

@@sarahbarlow6617 yes it's on Netflix

[@GrieviousGeorge]

A carpenter that does not have cuts is not a carpenter. Thanks for the 411, Stuart

[@abbyjo727]

GrieviousGeorge ....he’s an observer and I’m a carpenter 😂

[@MrMoralHighground]

where can i get a job as a carpenter observer, id do that

[@southernbelle850]

Man, moms are always in denial when it comes to their own..

[@troytanner1693]

He stabbed her because she rejected him and made fun of his lisp

[@CptSlow89]

Yeah, fuck them!

[@banjoist123]

The curious thing about these lights is that they always seem to be seen on railroad tracks; Chapel Hill, Crossett lights, Maco lights. Almost every state has one. That's got to be a clue. None of these were observed before there was a railroad track there. That's a lot of steel that conducts electricity really well. Hmmm.

[@stoppit9]

I mean, there's also a highway right there and the closeup video looks like a bunch of old rectangular headlights going by

[@scoutsniper8688]

Sounds like they are saying the murder of crystal meth lol

[@kitteekittee4010]

LMAO i heard that too

[@mrkittengaming7735]

25:04

[@jenniferz2232]

SAME 😂😂 I kept saying that out loud as I watched

[@VIIStar]

"It's an impossibility to be in a place from 10 in the morning to 3 in the afternoon and not leave something." Semen on her pubes has joined the chat. . That mum knows she raised a monster.

[@keitha.9922]

I watched this back then when it was first originally aired.

[@h.h.amford702]

21:57 "Stuart also says his religion teaches that faith must be put in God rather than any individual ." Man, imagine his religion had taught him that it's wrong to rape and murder women.

[@dinkyramirez9866]

2:11 The Gurdon Ghost Lights 🚂🚃🚂🚃🚂🚃🚂🚃🚂🚃🚂🚃🚂 13:20 Stewart Heaton Innocent or Guilty ? 👀 31:02 Update On Dyann Hahnlein Searching For Her Sister. 😥 35:45 The Rose & Carolyn Bandits 🚘 💰 💰 👨‍💼 👨🏼 👨 👨🏻 🔫

[@Worrier316]

Seeing pictures of the murdered victims gives me the creeps.

[@GodsDaughter-dc1fw]

Her eyes gave me the creeps for some reason.

[@cheesecake134]

I like how they tiptoe around the Thelma and Louise bandits clearly being lovers.

[@LightPrinceApollo]

Right it was the eighties and early 90$.

[@sistersofthemaccabees2497]

EXACTLY!!!!

[@saveus228]

straight or lesbian, this show didn't really discuss the love lives of the criminals they profiled. it's mainly a reenactment of their crimes. they don't discuss the love lives of the other criminals and accomplices profiled. They never talked about whether Bobbi Parker or Randolph Dial were lovers, I always wondered about that one too

[@adampadum12345]

i remember watching this show as a kid i used to sleep at my grandparents a lot and pretend to be asleep on the sofa and peek through covers to watch it lol it scared me for some reason

[@TheMobBoss666]

Robert stack the 1 and only , best narrator ever

[@johnsavedbygrace3998]

Karen at 15:54 Where are they taking you?😂Well, Karen, they’re police, and they’re putting me in handcuffs, I’m going to the police station...

[@billlevins7460]

I always get creeped out when I see that some of these bad people were caught and put in jail for a number of years and then released. Makes me think what I am passing in Walmart sometimes. Some very shady folks walkin around out there.

[@thoth47]

and in news lately, theyre just releasing tens of thousands of people from prison to allegedly stop the spread of covid 19. they dont specify who, so i would assume its non violent prisoners, but assuming is never anything to rely on. also read recently a man has been in prison in florida for over 30 years for a nonviolent marijuana related offence. meanwhile i hear everyday about these "poor young kids" whos name is always brock or bradley who raped tortured and murdered young girls, and they get out in a year or 2 of not even a real jail let alone a prison, because they were minors and didnt know what they were doing, as if they were the victims.

[@turnertalking]

This case first aired on the December 16, 1994 episode. Results: Solved. In 2001, a new round of DNA testing was done on the DNA found on Krystal's body and was again matched to Stuart's DNA; this time there was a 1 in 31 billion chance that the DNA belonged to someone else. Despite the evidence, several of Stuart's defenders still believe Stuart is innocent.

[@thegoodguy44]

It’s been written here over and over again before you commented...

[@neoboomernostalgiacore]

The DNA test proved that he had sex with her. That’s about it.

[@neoboomernostalgiacore]

@Cj he was afraid of being admitting a sexual relationship because she was underage and he was married. Not a good choice obviously.

[@Fleeto2006]

Lol

[@411sponge72]

Wife: What are you doing? What's going on here? Stuart, where are they taking you? Stuart: Ice cream shop honey! Be back in an hour!

[@Cyaneyed77]

'In 2001 another DNA test was performed which proved 1 billion to 1 accuracy that Heaton was the killer.'

[@keln7804]

I just read that too.. wow, watching this I actually thought it was a miscarriage of justice. But, he really did do it.

[@josweet3715]

Where did you see that?

[@Lucy_Ford]

@@josweet3715 it's finally on his wiki now but a quick Google search will pull up other sources.

[@blackhawks6208]

@@josweet3715 I also believe that he should be released he served a life sentence plus 5 years

[@MrMoralHighground]

@@blackhawks6208 31 billion to 1 odds that he did it, even on 4 earths not one other person would match that criteria. he deprived a young girl of her entire life and then for years he lied about it, to try and get away with it until in the end he was hoisted by his own petard. he should never be released

[@JamesBiggar]

"I looked at that, and I hung on to that and said 'there's only a chance. This test isn't exact. They can't say that it matches. They said that there's a chance. If there's a chance, then in my mind, I'm thinking 'reasonable doubt". Ie: "I'm guilty af, I'm just gonna hang on to this one thing that I think I got to get me off the hook". An innocent person doesn't talk like this. Also, a good carpenter doesn't have cuts on his hands, Stuart. A carpenter with cuts on his hands is just an idiot who makes a lot of mistakes. Don't hire him. Advice from a carpenter ;)

[@laid07]

Perhaps he's a bad carpenter?! Plus I thought he said he was a roofer, not a carpenter.

[@logansrun1960]

In 2001, another DNA test was granted by a judge. It showed conclusively that Heaton was the murderer of Krystal Nabb. Good call.

[@RobotWillie]

He lost my support when he tries to say a reason he didn't kill her was he didn't know her or have anything against her family. I have watched enough about killers and rapists to have learned not knowing someone makes it easier for the killer to get over what they have done themselves, that picking or stalking a person they don't know makes it seem less personal and puts less of a burden on their own mind to help them live with themself just slightly better, that it makes it easier in their twisted mind to justify that "Hey at least it wasn't someone I consider a friend or family" which creates more of an emotional attachment that would eat at them more. Ted Bundy didn't know any of the how ever many dozen he killed and the one he considered his girlfriend before he was caught was never killed, it was all women he saw out and about and preyed on and none from his personal life outside of seeing them that day at the beach for example. Thats low hanging fruit for me if I am prosecuting him.

[@ZerogGames]

Does anybody know why both KZbin and Amazon Prime left out the Jay Durham segment that was originally in this episode? It was the case about the motorcyclist who was intentionally struck from behind by a semi truck driver, he lost a leg and some fingers and became confined to a wheelchair as a result. According to the Unsolved Mysteries wiki he sadly passed away in 2014, and the person who struck him has never been caught or identified.

[@ohhkayy0919]

Omg thank you I have been scouring all these old episodes for this case and couldn't remember details! It was one of the creepier cases profiled on here

[@RogueDragon05]

Sometimes they edit out some stories because of legal disputes or those involved no longer wish the story to be aired, or law enforcement is no longer perusing the case or other reasons.

[@zeppelinboys]

@@RogueDragon05 just another reason to keep physical copies of media. digital releases are always changing stuff for one reason or another.

[@RogueDragon05]

@@zeppelinboys In a perfect world yes nodz

[@reneedennis2011]

Wow. Thanks for the update.

[@Romans8-9]

Stuart Heaton reminds me of Edward Norton in Primal Fear.

[@istinapravda7956]

Yeah! I was thinking at who he reminds me

[@hilareejovanelli2808]

Hes actually innocent and its gross he's still in jail

[@keln7804]

@@hilareejovanelli2808 but in 2001 DNA testing once completed again and it 'unequivocally' proved his presence at the murder scene

[@keln7804]

@@hilareejovanelli2808 I admit, I was not expecting to hear that he is guilty. I really had an innocent vibe coming from him. I was very wrong

[@MrMoralHighground]

@@hilareejovanelli2808 yeh hilaree, dna evidence proves conclusively that he is the killer. please look into things before you open your mouth, this info is 20 years old

[@Angela-ne9cy]

30:51: when he says "I didn't know her" the corner of his mouth edges up just slightly. It's a subconscious smile, which guilty people do when they think their lie is being believed.

[@jrwhite21]

He had to have know her or of her being he was friends with her brother. He is clearly lying.

[@meem7283]

Maybe Stuart thought if he didn’t blink while talking he’d be believable lol.

[@albakreuk5830]

Wow, 2 ladies convicted of robbery, most likely hitting scumbags hoping to get lucky while cheating on their wives, 1 gets 30 years & other 9. Yet some people on past episodes convicted of double homicide get 6 years. The kind of judicial system the U.S. has, needs a serious reboot.

[@leahcimolrac1477]

Yeah we should put you in charge so you can defend these two sociopaths who ruined their families’ lives. Holding a person at gunpoint can easily end in an accidental death. They are clearly mentally unstable and have little to no regard for other human beings. Were the family members who put up the restaurant as collateral to bail them out “scumbags,” too? You’re not a very smart person. If you want to talk about criminal justice reform, please choose a better example than these two numbskulls, you low IQ shit head.

[@michaelrobins1866]

Rose and Carolyn are the real scumbags here.....

[@sergeiyzerman7240]

I don't think you understand the difference between time sentenced and time served. I also don't think you understand the difference between conviction of ONE crime and conviction of MULTIPLE crimes.

[@PrincessofPower84]

They're both free now. I always thought it was a bizarre case.

[@Lucy_Ford]

I find him just so disgusting. A lot of guilty claim innocence, like, whatever; it's the fact that he rallied so many people behind him and went on these shows knowing full well he did this shit. Fucking disgusting. Both these poor families were put through so, so much because of this asshole's arrogance.

[@RETRO_BELL]

Update: in 2001 new DNA testing was done and unequivocally proved Stuart Heaton as the killer 1,000,000,000 to 1

[@RETRO_BELL]

@Melinda Francis yes he is....the whole reason I went online and researched his case was because this UM segment gave me a somewhat belief in his innocence...but science dashed that

[@marquitashiver6141]

Wow! I thought I was pretty good at spotting liars. Hes pretty good. I felt sorry for him and everything.

[@VirginiaVirginie]

Wow... He is very credible...

[@VirginiaVirginie]

@@marquitashiver6141 yeah, he is good! I felt bad too and I usually can tell when someone is lying or fake.

[@marquitashiver6141]

@@VirginiaVirginie Right! I'm glad they got him.

[@AJ11OH-IO]

Hearing DNA is deeply flawed etc is strange as a kid who grew up in the 2000s lol Thank god they didn't stop trying to perfect it 🙏

[@lestudio76]

Someone please count the number of times Robert Stack says “poignant “

[@Arizona_lilly]

Such a nostalgia the host the shows, the story n sounds

[@dramamajor1985]

15:54 Where are they taking you? Gee I don't know... I'm in handcuffs.... Disneyland?

[@thomasd.maybank272]

Stuart Heaton is guilty as hell.

[@ellemathews9840]

They re did the semen sample and he is guilty. The seman was a match

[@noeyexplainssomeofit]

He’s so creepy. Reminds me of serial killers. That dead eyes calmness quiet voice.

[@kurtmorris454]

with everybody having video cameras on them now, you would think there are all sorts of videos of Gurdon's light.

[@SicJvbeo]

It must be hard to have a lisp in prison.

[@uTubeNoITube]

Thtop it you thilly gooth.

[@SicJvbeo]

uTubeNoITube 😂🤣

[@MissMcD]

Omg lmao

[@capacola262743]

thay! I rethent that!

[@marquitashiver6141]

@@uTubeNoITube lmao

[@Beautybyme-ch1dl]

DNA never lies!

[@tr4480]

11:42 Thats a nice theory, except for the fact that if you haven't been monitoring seismic activity in the area and correlating that activity with sightings of the light, then your theory doesn't hold water. Or as they say in those parts, "That Dog don't hunt." Also, the New Madrid Fault line is not an active fault line, and hasn't been one since 1806 if I recall. It wasn't at the time of the original broadcast of UM and it hasn't been today either.

[@camtoonz6619]

As an early 2000's kid who grew up watching I.D. with my grandma my whole childhood and DNA evidence being the irrevocable evidence it truly shocks me that I never knew that when it first came out people were against using it in court

[@nchan4679]

As they should be. Dna is not the end all be all. Nor is science

[@veronicajackson1674]

81x that's blind rage!! how could someone hate someone that much to do such a horrible thing?

[@MariaFadli]

I think that it could be fireflies, a lot of them or a large one. I have seen a lot of them together lighting up a large area in the beach in the evenings with repeated behavior and appearances. I believe in ghosts, but I also believe in logical nature explanations. Moreover, if it is his ghost, he may be looking for peace, and the people should put him to rest instead of keeping his soul wandering the train tracks to maintain a spooky tale to past on the legend to scare children or for a tourist attraction.

[@coreyg7575]

A large one? Stupid fucking bitch. Have you ever saw a firefly?

[@sistersofthemaccabees2497]

@A Moye 😂😂

[@kevinallen1699]

Stuart Heaton : I didn't know the girl and I had no reason to hold a grudge = GUILTY AF !

[@cocochanelly5193]

I’m from Illinois, it was scary to think there was a killer soo close to where I lived! I’m glad he was caught. But why didn’t they use a polygraph test?

[@SPARKLEDAZEY]

I don't know if anyone realizes there is a sick synth symphony for every episode. UM is the shit

[@EatinPeaches82]

The Gurdon lights, not sure if I spelled that correctly, makes me think of a cluster of fireflies

[@ThroneOfBhaal]

28:30 Did he just describe the semen sample as 'old and crusty.' I shouldn't have laughed out loud haha

[@jenniferz2232]

15:54 Karen: "Where are they taking you?" Stuart: "The Police station dumbass" Me: eye roll for days 😂

[@chrishansenisapatofile5746]

Fake news 😂

[@bronsonperich9430]

I'm watching these to see if the music still scares the hell out of me.

[@agapechannel]

Stuart Heaton is the killer according to 2001 update......man this guy s poker face is incredible!!! Thank God he’s off the streets

[@below2918]

No kidding. But how strange. A guy without a history of violence targets a girl he barely knows & stabs her 81 times? That sounds deeply personal. He should've got the death penalty.

[@mjpthetrucker9485]

He looked like a creep and a ton of evidence that was not circumstantial pointed to him. What poker face?

[@addicted367]

Yeah he was really convincing.

[@McIntyreBible]

Stories such as this (31:07) is what made this series such a great program!

[@seanmichael8283]

Sad ending through.

[@McIntyreBible]

@@seanmichael8283 It certainly was, but at least she got to meet up with her sister!

[@michelleryan2889]

Did the authorities ever question Robert Byman's wig?

[@konnievo321]

Stuart Heaton's attorney is using a wig? it looks like a wig

[@MrBobthebird]

Yes.It must be.or a bad barbar Lol

[@Mark-Smeaton]

Stuart seems dodgy AF. Still, it's so quaint hearing people downplaying the reliability of DNA evidence !

[@joshlight6892]

"Will McLean wonders the tracks for eternity, perhaps in search of the man who killed him." What a disappointing afterlife that would be. Wouldn't he have known the man who killed him was executed? Unless of course they executed the wrong man, but it seems unlikely since he supposedly confessed. Then again, since it was the 1930's and the accused killer was a black man, it could have been a cohersed confession I suppose and he could have go railroaded, no pun intended. And maybe old Will knows it. and maybe I'm putting way to much thought into this, lol.

[@Mark-Smeaton]

Nah, you're not. You're just thinking out loud. Lol.

[@DerpyRedneck]

It's probably why he's still out there, mourning the death of the guy, that guy may actually have been coerced into a so-called "confession", it could've been a prejudiced legalized lynch, which is... nuts!

[@makinachannel93]

The fact that Heaton did do it and made it sound like he really didn't 👀

[@lynncrf]

Stuart came across as arrogant and unlikeable. What was his motive though? Was he having an affair with her?

[@twikirobot6897]

23:20 "I don't quit" - that's when I knew he did it. He never quit stabbing.

[@nicholasfarrell8403]

I wonder how the “experts” feel now that it has been concluded without out a doubt that Stuart is the guilty party.

[@zuzellogan5613]

Interesting cases. Love these shows even when Dennis Farina was the host. He was also good narrating these episodes but he also died. Sad isn’t?

[@johnkerkalis6310]

Now we have the crappy Netflix reboot! 🤮

[@joshtoth83]

Back in the 90’s DNA was relatively new. A lot of ppl doubted DNA. They ran a new test in 2001 proved he did it

[@tellurye]

Update on Stuart Heaton: "Solved. In 2001, a new round of DNA testing was done that proved Stuart was the killer; the chance of it being someone else's DNA was over 31 billion to 1. However, some supporters still believe that he is innocent despite the DNA evidence."

[@jamesdunning8650]

So your saying there's a chance?

[@tellurye]

@@jamesdunning8650 Not yet., I mean, when the earth's population ever reaches 31 billion, then yeah. But right now, no.

[@jamesdunning8650]

@@tellurye lol that was a dumb and dumber reference ;)

[@tellurye]

@@jamesdunning8650 yeah I know I got that. Im the one who gave you the thumbs up for it.

[@jamesdunning8650]

@@tellurye LOL I knew this guy was lying, ever notice how people blink repeatedly two or three times when they lie?

[@buckeyeschmave]

When Heaton said "nobody else may know for a fact (that I'm innocent) but I know," those were some serious Ida Pruitt vibes. Not the same words but close enough.

[@ericssidechick3732]

Both are awful people

[@gameoflife9581]

Stabbed 81 times with a pair of sissors damn smh one of the highest counts I ever heard of #facts

[@gameoflife9581]

@Keigirl same that's why I said 1 of the highest and Not the highest

[@stevennabe5356]

Try forensic files

[@markyboy214]

@Keigirl Look up Marina Habe who was possibly murdered by the Manson Family

[@bradleyr.6385]

Derrick Todd Lee style

[@BOSSNASSTY123]

It takes a true psychopath to do that and then look right in the camera and deny it

[@tgree18]

So sad Dyann passed away! May she RIP!

[@shesallaboutthebusiness316]

I feel so sorry for those people who put up their house and business up for collateral for bail for those Thelma and Louise witches. I hope they didn't lose their home or business

[@brandonharris2474]

I love this show

[@noB313]

25:31 I lost it! He looks like a q tip.

[@silentj624]

I wonder how dumb that journalist feels. Of course no one can always get it right but to go on a TV show saying something and then being proven wrong must hurt.

[@iwantthe1icanthave179]

Hes guilty, he got them shifty eyes

[@lc.c6835]

In the Stuart Heaton case, he was guilty, (Munster Indiana, The Times [newspaper], Issue Date: Friday, October 5, 2001 Page: 68), but no remorse or emotions from Stuart Heaton. Shame on David Protess (Prof of Journalism at NW University) for calling the DNA evidence phony, and praise you, Don Protess (Prosecuting Attorney). RIP Krystal Naab.

[@TheBROAT]

Stuart said he didn't know the girl, but also said he and her brother were friends, and he drank beers with him. The friend accuses him being with his sister, in her bedroom that night. Regardless, How could you have not known her???? So you can piece together the lie right here in the episode, case closed.

[@pepe6666]

i thought that was odd too. also he did do it. they retested the DNA and it was a proper match with like 31 billion to 1 odds that it would be someone else.

[@SWIFTY_WINS]

Anyone else hear Crystal Meth every time they say this chick's name lol? Just me then haha?

[@Ariadne76-k3d]

I love it when people say they "know" they are innocent. How could they not know??

[@ashtayenanceful]

Too bad he’s not innocent they did another dna test in 2001 and it turned out to be his

[@frederickbowdler1509]

Good point i know you are. Smart 🤓

[@jasminejones9937]

True it's better not to say it than to just know it ( although sometimes it depends on the circumstances 😳)

[@MrMoralHighground]

occasionally, someone of low intelligence fails to understand a statement and proceeds to take it out of context and then wonder why it makes no sense

[@ginnyroy241]

He said he didn't do it, he didn't know her, but he was friends with her brother how could he not know her

[@indaystocome7416]

Well God did not help Stuart out that much, infact screwed him over you could say. Apparently DNA was done again in 2001 proving that he was the murderer.

[@ChaossX77]

How did God screw him over? He did it. He's where he belongs... He's lucky he didn't get the death penalty.

[@oksills]

indaystocome Friend, I don’t know which god you worship, believe in , or were referring to. However, it is certainly not THE one and only God, Jesus Christie could ! He never would or could do as you suggested. That is blasphemy. Maranatha!

[@kevinsmith5360]

Jesus Christie..... amazing

[@ChaossX77]

@@oksills settle down

[@oksills]

Chaoss Inc You told me to “settle down”. “Down” is exactly where everyone who does not believe and depend on Jesus Christ IS going to go. I assume from your comment that you don’t believe in standing up for truth. Friend, you had better wake up, and soon. Quickly it will be too late to do so! Maranatha!

[@427SuperSnake1]

Sorry Stuart, your DNA was retested in 2001 and this time the odds against you are 1 Billion to 1.

[@Lucy_Ford]

31 billion...

[@MrMoralHighground]

at his own request, too

[@nancywood9027]

Sounds like the same thing as the Marfa Lights in West Texas.

[@mangohaeppchen3447]

Words of a guilty person: “I know I’m innocent.” (Or “I know I didn’t do this.”) Also, failure to use contractions in speech is often indicative of lying (e.g., “I did not kill so-and-so” or “I did not have sexual relations with that woman”). Innocent people don’t talk about events in their mind.

[@BrianSmith-yq7ys]

If Heaton pleaded guilty he would probably be out by now already lol Check out his new mug shot he looks horrible

[@lmiller9178]

He looks 80 years old

[@tommyharris5817]

He's gone fat with a buzz cut, looks like a typical inmate

[@ruhfuhfuh3032]

"Walking down the tracks in the dark left you with a really eerie feeling". Well yea, if you walk down rail road tracks at night in anticipation of something you may be willing to believe, it's gonna feel eerie lol

[@ChristopherIanMacfarlane]

Why is it, in the age of everyone having a phone, we never see things like the Gurdon light or UFOs or ghosts or Bigfoot, etc? It's like they all decided to stop once cell phones came around. I know that you'll get little sightings here and there. But to hear the statistics of how many times people have seen the Gurdon lights, for instance. This one guy has seen it twenty to twenty five times, the lady has seen it hundreds of times. But all we can get is one still and footage that looks like cars are driving by a keyhole. Then I decided to Google this to see if there is any current footage. But nothing. Same as every other phenomenon.

[@karalianisthmus8548]

People are too damn busy looking at their phones than to notice anything above 4' in the air!

[@ChristopherIanMacfarlane]

Yianna hahaha yah that’s a great point

[@VintageRose75]

Because the supernatural can barely be caught on film, and never in real life. I believe, for instance, that Bigfoot sightings are very real for the people that see and hear them. But, I feel the reason one has never been caught and killed, put on display, found dead....is because they are demonic. Otherwise, there would be at least ONE dead body after thousands of sightings over the last several hundred years...even since the days that this land belonged to the Native Americans. Someone over the years would have at least caught just ONE. People also smell a wretched odor, have felt in grave danger, and have seen some Bigfoot creatures have been seen with red eyes. These are also signs that point to demonic creatures.

[@scarlettsalazar4836]

Old comment but my theory is no one would believe them. We’d see the footage and say that’s fake, you can tell, and go on about our day not giving it a second thought even if it was 100% real.

[@AntiMasonic93]

"Karen, ca...call my mom." This man is a killer.

[@kennykiiroja8302]

5:23 man thats one rubbery shovel haha

[@MrMoralHighground]

*dunk* he didnt even use enough force to swat a fly

[@robertcompton5232]

Robert Byman's hair, at 25:46. lol

[@shaneswayze6228]

I've seen the light many times we deer hunt in gurdon.very interesting.