Katherine and Chris's parent is divorced because I feel the father blame the mother for let her walk..

Geez what a bummer. Thanks alot.

Awe. God how awful.

perhaps they can look for fingerprints on the back of the car she may have latched onto?

That family became cursed. Holy smokes! how unlucky can you be? i feel so sorry for all of them

He sounds like an injured cat in every song

@@JXDMNN Wth is wrongf man?😂😂

the mom did it....duh

​@@brettlinthicum6649no she didn't. The brother Chris was there the whole time. He wouldn't have been able to keep that secret all those years.

I agree. Parents shouldn't have to bury their kids. Especially not like that. I'd heard that song a few times on the radio on the classic rock station but I never realized it was about a true story.

There's a good chance you're right. It's the option that most middle-class/'respectable' people act outraged at the thought of, but if a small child died as the result of intentional action (manslaughter, murder etc.), it usually is the mother who was responsible. Not what laymen want to believe, but what I learned in law school and in a criminology BA before that. @@brettlinthicum6649

Bad parenting

Chances of harm coming to you are probably 1 in 300 million. Look how that fear has destroyed freedom.

If you don't know the realities of being a young woman just say that.

I bet you are woke....

@@brettlinthicum6649 and you sir are asleep :)

How??

Bob Jovi is responsible.”sacrifices”

Stinker Tinker? Joking

​@@weworks7811nah. He's way too wholesome for that.

@@weworks7811I was going to say the exact same thing.

@@PHBRNTGGR2 yup.🎯 look at his demeanor in that interview.

Yeah not a fan of Dennis . That version of unsolved seemed so rushed and just didn’t have the same effect as the original

Dennis is still good but he can NEVER be or replace Robert!

Robert Stack was the best..... tough to beat

i think the Dennis version is very similar to AMW, whereas the Robert Stack version is unlike anything else

I love Dennis Farina but there's only one Stack.

what is the narrators name

@@sailormoon9480 Robert Stack

@@GranTube Thank you

I was so surprised to see how many are scared by his voice. I have the opposite feeling. It's familiar and nostalgic. I don't generally like stories with no ending, but Unsolved Mysteries was so well done. Interesting, original stories that were very well written. I love his voice. Second only to Keith Morrison for me.

Truth is stranger than fiction 🥺😲🥺

Rick Valley?

@@OikPoinFive who is Rick valley? I don't remember him!!

44:05 another segment

38:40 u forgot to list 2 small segments at end​@amberlittrell8577

​​@@OikPoinFive Michael Wayne brown the guy robbed a bank in Oklahoma

I doubt it. Why would someone she knew leave her behind to be found in the event that she survived? She could point the finger at them. Even if she didn't know them, the police could show her pictures of her neighbors. And I don't think someone who didn't live there would have been wasting their time on a circular street on a hot day when no one was out and about to prey on. It was only a very small window of time that she was out there walking by herself. A stranger would have stuck out like a sore thumb if they were sitting out there for a while, idling on the side of the road with the engine and air conditioning running. It would have had to have been someone driving around aimlessly with bad intent. And even then, it seems highly unlikely they would have killed her that quickly and then posed her. So the only other possibility is that she jumped out of the car. But I don't think she would have landed the way she did if she jumped out of the car. None of this story makes any sense. Not the walking home in that heat. Not where she ended up. Not how she was positioned. Not the fact that no one but her mother happened across this child in the middle of the street for at least ten minutes. It's truly bizarre.

This is what I think too. I don't understand why that's not the main explanation.

I thought the same thing and then they panicked and took off

Honestly that makes the most sense; it the only thing that makes any sort of sense. Someone was probably waiting for her in the vacant lot, and pulled her into a vehicle, a few minutes later she was able to free herself from the abductor's hold and threw herself from the vehicle to get away. Given the side of the road she was on it's most likely she jumped out the passenger's side, so the most likely position is the abductor was holding their hand over her mouth in the front seat. Katherine probably bit the person's hand to make them let go and lunged for the door, going out head first and the momentum would've sent her rolling along the road. To me that's really the only thing that makes sense to account for her injuries; if she had jumped with her feet first she would've had abrasions on her legs and not just her knees. Of course this is speculation but to me it's what makes the most sense. And definitely more sense than 'she jumped on the back on the mom's car and fell off'.

@@darkwarriorprogram6546yes I agree with that theory unless the mom was shady who knows

It doesn't make any sense to me. Someone from the neighborhood would have probably been hesitant to leave her behind in case she survived and told on them. And a stranger would have had no reason to be on that street. Doesn't sound like it would have been a good hunting ground. They would have had to idle by the side of the road for a while with the engine and air conditioning running just to get a very small window of opportunity to kidnap Katherine, let alone anyone. Or else just happen to be driving through at the time she was walking alone. That street was so dead that no one saw this girl lying in the middle of the road until her mother went out looking for her about ten to fifteen minutes later (possibly longer). And if she'd jumped out, she wouldn't have landed in the way that she did. She wouldn't have been facing the direction she did. Unless she was able to move, and the implication was that she wouldn't have moved after receiving that injury. Also strange that an abductor would take the longest route out of the circle. I wonder why the private investigator didn't have much to say about the abduction theory. In fact, aside from mentioning the dogs, the only thing she managed to comment on was that the girl couldn't have fallen off the vehicle. It seems that's the extent of her research into this case, unless there's more she researched that the show didn't touch on. Weird. She had nothing more to say about what else could have happened? I wonder why she didn't talk about the flaws in the abduction theory because there are many of them. Or even give any explanation as to how it might have happened if she was abducted. It was barely touched on other than the mother saying she was posed which I do not believe is accurate info. It makes no sense and is highly unlikely the mother would have paid much attention to that in a moment of horror and panic.

Yeah, this kinda of reminded me of The Beautiful Mind. If you look hard enough, you can find whatever message you want in books or scriptures.

I'd bet my life that they did. Just because it doesn't mention every step the police took to get info, doesn't mean it didn't happen.

I believe the mom did it, but because of the general Anglo-American sympathy for mothers who kill their children (something I noticed in comparative jurisprudence in law school...tremendous indulgence towards infanticide in America, Canada, England versus other countries), as well as the wealth and status of the family, it was covered up. The death itself could have been accidental (another poster gave a plausible scenario) but hidden nonetheless for the guilt/shame involved.

@@WangMingGeplesss stop with the race baiting

It's the reality of the justice system. Please stop with the racism, or the denial that there's ever been even mild neglect or disinterest in prosecuting certain types of people versus others, especially as the case involved is decades ago. @@Openyoureyez83

Oh FFs sit down with your race BS.

You serious? That's utterly ridiculous. Maybe you shouldn't be driving instead?

Is this real life?

James.... Many neighborhoods were built, way b4 there was a need for sidewalks. If you can't navigate safely, while driving in neighborhoods without sidewalks, sounds like you shouldn't be driving then.

Here in Detroit, Michigan we have sidewalks everywhere and 90% of people would rather walk in the streets at any time of the day. Doesn't make sense to me, but I use to see it all the time as a Cab driver.

I think asking her if she remembers how fast she took those two turns where the body was found would be more constructive. I don't believe for a second there is a mystery boogyman involved with this incident.

the mom did it...duh

Yes I'm sure NO ONE ever thought of that!!! 🙄🥴

She said her daughter was laid there for her to find if that's true the brother would have known what happened to his sister

Statistically, when a small child dies of intentionally-inflicted injuries, it is the mother who is most often responsible. But, for social/cultural reasons, in America and also England (though not some other jurisdictions), murderous mothers are almost always treated protectively. I suppose, a cultural perspective that children are property, for parents to deal with as they wish. @@sickofidiots4095

Interesting 🤔

Not just friends but her father was his manager at the time

That’s a decent amount of driving and going thru her house before she jumped out. Doesn’t prove it.

Going through her house? What are you even taking about?

She fell out or jumped out or her brother pushed her out of the Mother’s car! That’s the only thing that makes sense.

Someone else said another family member arose to deputy sheriff then died somehow, unless this is the same guy. Really strange. Maybe he discovered the truth?

@@speaklifegardenhomesteadpe8783 Yes, her brother. He's the one who died.

Chris, her brother was killed in a car accident many years later, he was a police officer, I couldn't help but think tragic both kids died tragically, one as an adult, and her death had to have affected Chris as he grew up..one had to wonder did he talk of his feelings or suspicions regarding what he thought happened, if he asked his family questions about her, was he given honest answers and opinions, did he ever let on as he got old enough that he wasn't sure what to believe about what he was likely told

Also - and I say this as someone who completed 2 law degrees and one in Criminology - 1) people who do kidnap kids are less likely to do it in a highly supervised wealthy neighbourhood. Partly, there's more supervision, partly, in brutal honesty, the police will react very swiftly to kidnapped white girls from rich families in ways they won't in a poor inner city neighbourhood. 2) The monsters who kidnap children who aren't theirs (as opposed to, say, a disgruntled divorced parent kidnapping to obtain custody and leave the country) usually intend to do certain sadistic things to those children. In this case, none of that happened, further making the mysterious-stranger criminal theory seem less likely and casting more suspicion on the mom.

If the mom did it, she would likely be busted by now, I feel it was an attempted abduction, but the guy who did it wanted her alive when he did the things to her; so when she jumped out and was unconscious, he fixed her up and gave up

!lol!

ya the dogs its always the dogs that know the truth lol

Then why didn’t the mother see the car? Doesn’t add up

I agree. The mother probably knows what happened, but it was covered up out of sympathy and the general indulgence police and courts have to rich, respectable white folks in gated communities. @@DMalltheway

No, because she was found well beyond the house where she lived. She had been kidnapped and jumped from a moving vehicle.

They said it was not a hit and run. See how you just jumped to a conclusion, not only with 0 evidence, but evidence saying if didn't happen. Please never be on a Jury.

when it was featured on a Dennis Ferina episode, someone came up with a very logical explanation that she might have been kidnapped because her dad was close friends with Jon Bonjovi and saw the potential of getting a lot of money only it went bad and she tried to escape.

sal.... Are you confessing? It sure sounds like you are!

@@roylavecchia1436 She was half a mile from the mailboxes

How can she ride with a broken finger in hot weather!!? 🙄🥴

@@AnastasiaBeaverhousnOf course the private investigator is going to spin it to help the mothers claim

Occam’s razor? Katherine was on the back of the car without the mother realizing. There really doesn’t seem to be ANY evidence for any other explanation. Sad and tragic

Why lie though if it was an accident I guess ppl do weird shit in high stress situations

You can see quite well out the back windows of those old suburbans. Was she even tall enough to hold onto anything? And do you actually see the brother lying about all of this? Was he with the mom when the little girl decided to walk?

I think something is up with her!!!!

The area her body was found says it all. Mom knows

She 100% started to say accident. Case closed.

Good catch I totally went back to hear that and I did!!!!!

Lol. You people are so dumb.

Their charges were dropped by the judge in the case. The judge ruled that the police lied in the warrant application and that the recordings were so unintelligible there was no way you anyone could verify that the transcripts were accurate. Basically the judge ruled that the police illegally recorded them and fabricated the transcripts. The prosecutor who led the case was ultimately demoted due to his conduct in the case.

@@freddysmith1471Thanks for that info, I always wondered why they didn’t seem to follow up after that.

Those were my thoughts.

Agree. I think the mom is nuts no matter how safe the area is.

Same

Different times

@@Cherryberrygirl89 My thoughts exactly.

Me either but we have brains that lady doesn’t

Robert Stack's voice is soothing.

Exactly!!

Why would she ask mom "Can I walk home"? like she often liked to do after getting the mail and then suddenly jump on the car as the mom drove away? That makes no sense at all. I think it's more plausible this was an attempted kidnapping and she tried to jump out of the abductor's car.

I think she fell off too I think her mother lied and made up the story about her wanting to walk home rather she wanted to ride on back of truck and it's already been said she had let the kids do it in the passed she probably had the son lie about what had happened too. Also makes since why the husband left her. And she also probably made up the part about finding her with her clothes and hair all nice and neat and undisturbed I think she fell her mom stopped the car and panicked put her in the truck took her to the hospital and on the way calibrated a story and coached her son on what to say. Although this is just my theory and if this isn't what happened then it didn't 🤷 but we will likely never know.

11:54 Strange how Jon Bon Jovi doesn't look at the camera. I wonder if he doesn't believe the mother's story.

@@Sacred_Firehe’s guilty

not being left in that position.

no because those things hadn't happened at the time of this episode. it only predicts things that had already happened. and missed the boat on the ones that hadn't happened which the time has since passed

Lol. The world and times were different back then. Kids had independence and freedom. You probably weren’t even born yet.

I agree that I would not have let her walk this long walk alone.

Lol. It’s just a dramatization of the event, not the actual event.

Need to add he/she could know the vacant woods near Katherine's home.

I watched a documentary about this case. Apparently a neighbor of the Aisenbergs heard a baby crying in the alley on the night Sabrina went missing. The neighbors called the police to inform them of the incident but it was never included in the case. So sad that when the police are stumped they just blindly point the finger at the parents.

No negative. I hope they were genuine and weren't just assholes looking for attention.

I would shut up and stop assuming shit

Sure sounds like the police theory is probably correct.

why does there need to be witness on a quiet suburban street in the middle of the day when people are working? Many children are murdered during abductions

@@jaylockwood5030 it was in a richsuburban neighborhood during the day . How was nobody at home or outside anywhere to see it?

@@dabnisbrickey6527 people are not hanging around outside waiting to watch a kidnapping. how do you not understand that

@@jaylockwood5030 people are outside in my neighborhood all day

I agree

🤦‍♀️ How do you know how long perverts keep their victims?🤔

Not if you believe the theory she was abducted and died trying to escape by jumping out of the car.

@@cplmpcocptcl6306 from watching videos about crime and perverts. They have methods that they often employ. The FBI has profilers that study this stuff

Not with an injured thumb

Is this what they added to the episode?

Thank you Dinky!

well its 2022 and the 2006 nuke war didnt happen and the bible prediction never mentioned 9-11 and can only be found after the events happened

Thank you 💓

Golder is a moron who got involved with seriously dangerous people on top of his thievery.

Even still there had to be finger prints somewhere right? And how stupid to not only leave your garage door up but the regular door unlocked too??

@@fredleinweber2819 well no doubt it was stupid to leave your garage door up but I think most people leave their door unlocked because they usually have the garage door shut. Why would there be finger prints? the intruder likely had gloves.

And broke her thumb trying to hold onto the car

@@jamesl9371No, I think her thumb was already broken before this and was in a splint. But maybe she broke it before doing the same thing?

Wow! Einstein! Her mom would have saw her! And, she would've felt her jump on! Her thumb was in a splint Genius! Or did mom jump in her time machine, go back, have her thumb seen by a doctor, then go back? What about the Son? He remained silent his whole life? Maybe mom threatened to break his thumb! That's it! You always been this brilliant? Attentive? Do not ever be on a Jury. Some innocent person will go to prison!

@@jeffcampbell2710 If you think a small child tumbling off the bumper of an old, giant Suburban that's going through curves would definitely be felt by the driver, YOU ARE THE EINSTEIN. CONGRATS!

@@sickofidiots4095 I think he's saying the mom would've felt her jump on the SUV not fall off

I think the mom made up the part about finding her like that and she easily could have because it's not like the police found her like that or even saw her like that because she had picked her up and took her to the hospital I definitely think this is a case of the mom trying to cover up her bad parenting choice not saying she was a bad parent she just made an awful decision. It's sad 😢.

@@TheProphet420 completely agree. This child was not abducted in a 15 minute window of opportunity and then just left on the road, without being sexually assaulted. I know that's terrible, but that's what happens. Abduction means taken away. It's obvious that the private investigators paid for by Katherine's parents are telling them what they want to hear. Katherine fell off or out of the mother's moving car. The mother is consumed by guilt and fabricated a narrative to be able to live with what happened.

@@melinaesposito3434 yeah they are definitely there to make the mom look good and to deflect the attention off of her. It's a shame what someone's money can be worth in a situation like this.

@@TheProphet420 I am sure it was an accident and they do happen. In the mother's mind, it's better to be thought of as the mother of a murder victim than an inattentive or neglectful mother.

@@melinaesposito3434 oh don't get me wrong I believe it was an accident as well but I think she should have taken responsibility for what happened rather than scare an entire community is all I was thinking.

aaaaaw sad

I definitely suspect her parents did it for some damn reason. Just no evidence at all someone broke in and took her. No trace or anything.

@@charlesgerety1403 yeah with the garage door open and inner door unlocked why would they need to break in? and what trace would you expect to find if they scooped up the baby and left? there's NOTHING to implicate the parents, other then the fact they made a huge mistake of not closing their garage door.

No you’re misunderstanding

Or the fact that everyone very clearly looks like they're from the late 80s and 90s 🥴🤦🏽‍♀️

I wonder if the code reveals 9/11 or Woke World!!

Yep negligence

@@Openyoureyez83 just a few years ago their son died tragically When his father being deep in the music industry I say somebody must have been playing with some black magic

@@NICCAGE26 yep Illuminati

This happened in 1995. The world was different, times were different. Kids had independence and freedoms. Mom’s vehicle was already facing in that direction so she just kept driving.

My thoughts exactly

Very suspicious. I think the police and courts are covering for her, on the notion this was a tragic 'accident' and they are a wealthy and respectable family who must be protected from scandal. Happens a lot.

Maybe that's where they got the idea, lol.

Amen

TEMPLE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL 🇺🇲💋

And to this day I see kids walking about on their own or with a few friends .. Very irresponsible parenting . This world is very sick and stolen kids/ teens even adults rake in money

Bad Man or bad woman* Get it right wise guy. Can go either way.

Not everyone is controlled by fear. I see you now, in a car, by yourself, 3 mask on, a gallon of hand sanitizer, A can of Lysol in every cup holder, a sign saying "Stay back 50 feet".

@@jeffcampbell2710 You would be sniffing rats in the medieval era. People wore masks during the bird flu as well. You're brainwashed

Did you die?

You really have to understand it was a different time. The 90s don’t seem that long ago but it really wouldn’t be uncommon for a child her age to do that back then, particularly in her own neighborhood(which may have even been a gated community since it was an affluent neighborhood). The mother even says the mailboxes were less than a quarter of a mile from their house too. It’s heartless to blame parents for a tragedy like this.

Right and the body was found past the home. I feel she was hit on accident or purposely by her because the mother was expecting her to already be home its a short walk so her mother overshot it probably speeding thinking her daughter was already safe in the home

@@cheesecake134 that is because in the vast majority of cases like this the parents are responsible. Especially when they are wealthy families where the police will look the other way for them. I am not suggesting that the woman did anything on purpose but it is possible that something accidentally happened to her daughter and she was afraid she would be convicted of murder so she tried to cover it up and made up a story. Sometimes when a story like this just doesn’t add up it is because the story was not the true story. Who says the girl was even placed on the road like that? It could’ve been completely made up by the Mom no one else witness this but her

@@cheesecake134 not to mention I will also add, the mother shows no signs of emotion while telling a story about how her six-year-old daughter was dead. Neither did her father. How are you not tearing up talking about your dead daughter who was just a little child at the time? That alone is weird. And then we have the fact that she stated her clothes were fit perfectly and her hair was slicked down to look like she was laid out carefully. This is what people who know the victim do. Not people who are random strangers.

@@purpledove7008 It’s really not weird at all. All people grieve differently. Perhaps the mother had already cried so much she went numb as a means of protecting herself? Perhaps she is also ANGRY over this happening to her kid? This whole idea someone needs to grieve “correctly” isn’t the hot take you think it is.

Or at least have her brother walk with her. Six years old is a little young even if you do live in a safe neighborhood.

I totally agree. I only have one child and I don't even let him cross the street to the bus stop alone and he's 9. I am over protective but you have to be... I mean look at this case had her mother said no she would still be alive today, probably married with a pile of kids. It's a crazy world. You never know who you can trust or what's going to happen.

This was a while ago and I'm sure the mother has to live with that decision for the rest of her life. Lots of kids used to walk home at young ages in safe towns a while back that wasn't uncommon

It was a different time

@@karenhall4645 Safe neighborhoods, aren't safe anymore. Not then, & not now.

They also said that the guy got into his Porsche and then it blew up. Then they showed a beat up old car exploding.

What we noticed is the staggering estimate of jewelry value taken. It happens people will give the highest estimate they can get away with to get a better insurance payout. On the other hand, the jewel thief gets a considerable lesser amount when fencing because the fence has to make his profit too. So those figures were probably not correct.