SimplyBlessed Johnson Sometimes I do

Nobody, Jackass

Heck ya. I love when people post updates.

I do

It's my favorite part, well 2nd favorite

I don't know man. Those shows were good but I saw a woman shit on some stairs on Flavor of Love, a reality show. I never saw Robert Stack do that.

@@mansfieldafterarson3944 No, I can't imagine Robert Stack doing that.

It's funny you put that on this episode, which is 75% bullshit

I now have something else to binge (In Search of) thank you!😁

What's in search of ? Is it worth checking out for someone who likes this type of stuff. Like outer limits style ?

Peter Thomas was a good narrator for Forensic Files. But yes, that was just narration ...Robert Stack was the best host for true crime documentary TV.

@@epochseven4197 I agree Peter Thomas was damn good at his job too.

ikr

Agreed. Rex Kramer! ✈️😁

I agree! I think Anthony Call would have been a good replacement though, much better than when they went with Dennis Farina.

Someone always wins the lottery somewhere but it's never you or me. Luckily the same applies to plane crashes. It's good to be average sometimes.

I was a cynical little kid--- I knew *for a fact* my life was way too boring, to contain the solution to any mystery! 😂

@@annnee6818 : Although, I'm pretty sure these are the kind of "lottery prizes" no one wants to win! 😱 (except maybe the long lost heirs and buried treasure segments)

Me too! I’d always hoped as a kid that I would solve a case!

thenotoriousjeff keep the faith lol

Yes I love it

It only makes sense to have first hand witnesses in order for reenactments

Yea and that's whats missing in today's new age recent episodes of the show on that other streaming site. Just ain't the same.... plus no Stack. 😢 I'm glad they added him in the intro though. Gave me chills ❤😊

I don't think they would attempt to do it in this day. I saw one where the mom re-enacted the moment she saw her dead son in hospital and kissed him. That's crazy, re-enacting that

I think her does

He DEFINITELY does. Micah Hanks did an episode on Robert Stack on his podcast. Robert's mom said she saw UFOS and Robert HIMSELF said he never denied nor agreed that wierd stuff exists.

Indeed.

His smile also turns you on and you imagine him winking at you

@@robertg.durant8489 😂

🙏🙏🙏

He's now on his way to the beach in the sky !!! Rip Robert best host of all time!

It was a sad day when he garnered his wings. Still miss the Stackman to this day. 🙏🙏

Generic white male When I first heard he died, I was like “What? No way!”

@Sheriff Hoyt he's the cleanest best pleasure lmao

Chill comes down your spine as Check over your shoulder scared as hell lol

Same reason there looting on the street right now

After FBI investigations and a long federal grand jury probe, Winn was convicted on conspiracy to kidnap, extortion and perjury in the case. He was the only one charged, and he never admitted guilt. He served 16 years of a 19-year sentence in prison, being released in 2006. He died in 2012.

@@ryaaaaan damn so they had no proof that he actually killed her ? I don't understand how he didn't get charged for her presumed murder. Dang man tha ks for that update!

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That's the law. He served his time... You want to hear something way worse? Look up Pedro Lopez. Serial Killer from South America, killed 58-300 children. May Get Paroled a second time soon. (after his first parole he went on killing) murderpedia.org/male.L/l/lopez-pedro.htm

And released for pretending to behave in prison after 5. Only to come out and become the subject of another Unsolved Mystery!

Good.

Who cares

Absolutely

@@PacMan-ph4uy Apparently you did for replying in the first place.

It actually isn't that unlikely, have you heard any of Davids "recent" interviews? I think it is legit. "investigators" who report on satanic colts, always say no one is killed and animals aren't sacrificed.....yet, if you go and watch crime documentary's or study murder and the occult, it has and does happen.

Jonathan Turbide There are many respected NYC detectives who believed that there were more killers, but they got brushed to the side by the district attorney and Mayor Abe Beame didn't want to cause a panic. There is so much evidence proving that there was more than one shooter. The mugshots, eyewitness testimony, etc. Also one of the first things that Berkowitz said when captured was: "There are more sons out there. God help the world."

This show seemed incapable of passing on a satanic story or satanic conspiracy. I suppose it was often a big seller in the late 80's & early 90's media, but it becomes cliche hype bullshit when it's used in such fashion as being attributed to things it has absolutely no credible evidence directly tying it to crimes deemed of great interest to the public.

Quagigitymire Ever hear of “satanic panic”? Really interesting to read about and it corroborates your comment.

bwahahaha "satanic colts" that made my day. Now I just keep imagining evil baby male horses everywhere.

The early seasons in particular were so well done.

Agree, these segments are very chilling.

I think I'll go check it out.

Interesting. The one that scares me the most (so far) are those two teens who were found dead, lying on the train tracks and covered with green tarp (the train couldn't stop in time).

@@epochseven4197 oh I just watched that one!

@@CommanderHarataIdaku What made that case even creepier was the fact that a bunch of potential witnesses had died mysteriously or were blatantly murdered. Something about an elaborate coverup because those boys inadvertently discovered a drug trade operation that was connected to a top U.S. politician/official (can't remember who without having to look it up).

It's not human nature to respect others nor live the right way. None of this did not need to happen, but it did.

No way.

People who do these things lack compassion and empathy

Well the victims of the criminals she loved and helped cried to. I think those "compassionate" types do a lot more harm than good.

I wonder how many victims she created by fighting for second chances for people who shouldn't have had them. It would be good to know how many of her clients went on to reoffend before coming to the conclusion that she was a saint. Victims of violent crime might call her fate poetic justice.

Well she had a chronic intestinal illness that needed daily medication

@@BrianSmith-yq7ys I Know She Had A Medical Condition That Needed Medication But What I'm Wondering Is Where Did Newton Alford Wynn Do With Annie Harrin After Abducting Her We Will Never Find Out Because He's Decease As Well Rotting In HELL👿😈 This Story Was So Sad Because Her Husband Pleaded For The Release And Safe Return Of His Beloved Wife He Sadly Has Since Passed Away Without Knowing What Happened To Her

She is certainly dead, and likely within hours of her abduction. Sadly, the man responsible has never revealed what he did with the body. It was likely placed in a body of water.

Thank you for the update :'( I am just glad there is a special place in hell for such awful people, as this kidnapper was. May their family have some peace in knowing that and that their mom and dad are together again

@@queenstixxzz, yes if you are convicted what would you have to lose by revealing where the body is? Such a sad case. The terror the poor woman must have felt...

I agree!

I agree 😡😡😡 and am happy to report that now it is a felony in some states but needs to be everywhere

Death Sentence and they should suffer the same way as the animal

Cruelty to children should be an automatic life sentence, first.

Agree both animals and kids cruelty should both be life sentences

You mean the goofy Caucasian smirking? Hmm.

I thought he was sort of creepy for doing that tbh

That "General Wayne Inn" was also the subject of an unrelated FORENSIC FILES episode. It closed c. 2015 and is now a Jewish church.

@@MDCSWildcats86 Where is this Inn ?

@@clairenj8751 It was near Philadelphia PA. It closed in 2005 and is now a Jewish community center.

Me too!! Probably my favorite tv voice ever 👴❤

maybe his ghost can appear in your bedroom tnite

@@fuckoff187 well he was handsome to boot soooooo I wouldn't b mad lol🥰

@@cmh9932 lol nice. im not so scared to get older.

Same here. The music scared me as a child, and still does today...sometimes.

Me too.

But the guy who saw it said it didn't register with him at first. Ummm ..... WHAT ?!?!?!?!?

Me too, I don’t know why but I always remembered the head looking like the Pringles guy for some reason.

@@chris7921 lol

Would’ve scared me as a kid, but I’m old now and my first thought was “how much was this guy paid?” 😄

If its true. It's sick 😰😰

I would agree

Let's hope that sick cult has been broken up and there's no more of them.

Agree. We have a great German shepherd called Ranger. He's our little puppy even though he's huge. Wonderful creatures ♥.

@@Religious_man I got some bad news for you. They're in the White House now.

Haha-haha!!! 😂😂👻 Will you be my new Boo?!

Biden?

@@amt-vi1uo Nah, Trump. He's already known for grabbing women's crotches.

Probably just the ghost of Benjamin Franklin.

That one old gal said that feels good haha.

Winn died in 2012. Robert died of a heart attack in 1990. Annie was declared legally dead in 1991. Her remains have never been found.

Yes. So ridiculous. How can the kidnapper be out and the woman still be missing?

If they didn't have enough solid evidence that he did the actual kidnapping, they couldn't charge him with it

🤣

She's a ghost lover.

Hmmmm.

And it sounded like the guy she was talking to said "get a grip". LoL Like "lady, are you nuts?" LoL

😂😂

Bill Kurtis had that same creep factor in his voice. Never a dull moment listening to either R. Stack or B. Kurtis

It's funny how creepy it is😃

Apparently, Stack didn't believe any of the paranormal stories himself

LMAO yeah he was known to make fun of the ghost or psychic segments on set, he probably thought of an inside joke while they were recording it 😆

🤣🤣🤣

I know right.

maybe it's a vitamin C deficiency that's making yo a pussy ; )

@@briangreene7085 Maybe it's vitamin c deficiency that's making you a douchnozzle. Not to worry, common complaint these days. Luckily the op has good advice on vitamin c deficiency. You won't have to stay an ahole😆

​@@annnee6818 so you took my comment, made it longer and less fun......you're definitely a chick, that's for sure, and just spell out asshole, it's such a better word. yours is like the N Word, "he said the N Word, and the A Hole!!!, oh Jee Margie, I've never heard the likes, such vulgarity".....and douchenozzle, again, chick, making something simple way longer, more complicated and less effective, thank god I'll never have to be in a car while yo driving.............anyway, look forward to you retort, great to hear from you, tell the family I say hi Xoxo

ComputerPink 901 lol 😂 I sometimes have trouble watching it at night in my room when it’s pitch dark. That son of Sam story is bizarre. My stepdad was in NYC back in 77 when he encountered the Son of Sam. He told me that he was heading back to western New York when his bus ticket got picked pocket and was stuck in NYC for the night and he said that I kid you not I actually saw the son of Sam himself near the Untermeyer park area.

Leonel Lomas whoa. That’s crazy!!!!!

@Michael Ross oh fuck off with that bullshit

@Brian Jones No, I don't think so. Stack didn't believe in that stuff personally but knew other people were interested in it which is why he had the ghost and UFO segments in the show. I recall hearing something about him saying something along the lines of "if more people are watching the show because of the paranormal segments they will also see the other segments and hopefully those cases would be solved". I know they were there more for entertainment but I don't think he would have actively been ok with people faking shit. I think he would have been careful to find people who were being honest about what happened to them.

Stack believed in UFO's I know that for sure. I heard an interview with him

It's more to set the tone, I think. He treated the haunted bed story respectfully, for example. But a ghost who screws with a valet and playfully spooks some barflies? That's kinda fun.

Robert Stack didn't believe any of the supernatural segments and if you listen and watch he often let his belief in how ridiculous this all was show.

Ghosts dont exist, only demons.

Even though it was a reenactment it was still hard to watch. 😢

Not only that but when she was lying there on the asphalt bleeding and dying.

@@ladyfarona1988 you know at the beginning it says that where possible they will get relatives of the family to perform the reenactments...........i heard it was the killers brother and victims sister

haha yes...I guess he was hired straight out of jail and didn't have time to change his jump suit.

Yes.

Well it was pretty dark outside with poor lighting so the bright orange would improve his visibility to others since he's the valet. /joke

He knows you know

Disgrace

She tried to help the chocolates with her law firm, of course she ends up getting killed by one

@@barrygregory913 wow, dude, just hanging your racism out there for everyone to see

Time has come and gone for words A thousands threats I've heard before Words are cheap, but lies are big to take

😂😂😂😂

🤣

Stack didnt believe in ghosts which was probably why he was smirking.

The intro always gets me. That music... Haunting.

@@ladyfarona1988 It wouldn't be Unsolved Mysteries otherwise.

if this scares you ,your about as macho as a barbie doll !

@@fredflintstoner596 wanna take it outside!

ARE YOU GONNA BRING KEN

Dang. That sucks.

A church? That’s even creepier.

I'd rather have a drink and sleep than pray in there.

I read that it was turned into a synagogue and now it was demolished?

@@chris7921 read that too just now

Agree. Best decade for TV, tho

80s best decade ever

lack of technology for us..which was good we had awesome shows too keep our families busy..nowadays ppl socialize together n everyone has a device to their face...awesome decades 70 80 90's

@@donmor8029 Lack of technology? Personally, I think we had satisfactory tech in the '80s. The late '70s, '80s and early '90s were the quintessential era of contemporary modernity, and I believe all movies, TV shows and comic books should be set in that era. Fuck the new millennium.

I have to wonder how much of the Son of Sam conspiracy is true and how much of it part of the so-called "satanic panic" of the 70's and 80's.

It’s out of bussiness

True. Don't usually see that from him.

I live so close to the inn & remember that

ligerpride I have a weird story about that. Bought a book about Mainline ghosts. The author who is psychic visited the Gen. Wayne Inn for a Halloween show the local radio station put on. The new owners were ok with it & wanted the publicity. Jim Webb shook hands with her &!she definitely picked up on something. He was shot by his parter Guy Sileo in the upstairs office on Dec. 27th. She kept getting all this weirdness around the office.

Dang it, man!! That's quite the place for a modern murder to occur!

What episode was that?

@@victorguevara9227 I can't remember the exact series to be honest.

Shortly after the broadcast, several residents of Redwood City, California, identified a residence near their house as the one on fire in the videotape. Redwood City is eighty miles from Stockton, where the video was discovered. The fire occurred on August 15, 1988; the house in the videotape was under construction at the time and has since been rebuilt. Surprisingly, on the night of the fire, a fire chief also videotaped the fire for training purposes. The two videos were compared and were shown to be identical, and it was confirmed that the house on the arsonist tape was the Redwood City house. Several tips from the broadcast also led to a seventeen-year-old youth from Woodside, California. This individual led authorities to a nineteen-year-old youth from the Redwood City area; the nineteen-year-old identified himself as the one who filmed the fire and the voice on the video. Since both arsonists were juveniles when they set the fire, they were tried as minors. One of the teens served time in juvenile hall and the other was committed to a state mental hospital.

7 years after this aired, two guys bought the General Wayne Inn and one was murdered there about a year after they rebooted the Inn as a restaurant (story captured in Forensic Files S10.E36). I lived near the Inn in the 2000s, but it was closed by then so I never got to go inside. I don't believe it ever reopened.

Thank you for posting the timeline.

I read the book Son of Sam many years ago. Will have to read up on the case again. Never knew all the details about the satanic cult. It always seemed like something that Berkowitz had just have made up. Now it seems like it could have been true.

@Teresa Dalton More likely grab em by the pu^^y Trump.

@Teresa Dalton I was jokin, locker room talk is all!

Malaysia Yii please is not needed

This haunting is a lightweight version of The Shining, more humorous than anything. Fascinating stuff. Love haunted places.

Fortune Rookie Robert Stack was handsome wasn’t he?????????!!!!!!!

Because the programme was made on a budget maybe?!

LMAO!!! Yeah...that made about as much sense as the keeper of the Inn at the end of the segment saying, "I don't believe in ghosts - but I know they're here".

It was a shock to him. You don't expect to see a head in your presence

What happened?

Wow.

I hope he's been denied! Gee

Lmao 🤣 so True I would get in trouble as a kid for this

spooky

I thought that random disembodied head popping up on that desk was particularly frightening, lol.

And now you can easily replicate the effect with any scene on a handheld device 😂

I just saw that the Inn is no more. It had fallen into disrepair, so it was demolished and the land is just a park.

@@emilysmalley6795 so now it will be a haunted park.

In March 1989, sixty-five-year-old Newton Alfred Winn, a civil attorney in St. Petersburg, Florida, was arrested and charged with Annie's kidnapping. He was the owner of a Florida-based School Pictures franchise and was one of the twelve names listed on the ransom note and among the ones that sent their money back to Robert. About four years before Annie's abduction, he had been sued by the company for over $153,000. A month before the kidnapping, Winn had purchased a van that matched the description of the one Annie's neighbors saw around her house the day she was kidnapped. The descriptions of the van's driver also matched his appearance. Two witnesses had also identified Winn as a man they had seen in a van in front of the Hearin home in the weeks prior to the abduction. Authorities also learned that Winn had asked his paralegal to help him fabricate an alibi for the day of the kidnapping. A woman contacted the FBI and told them that Winn had promised her $500 to travel from Florida to Atlanta, Georgia, and mail a letter for him; this occurred sixteen days after the kidnapping. He handed her a manila envelope; inside was the second letter, wrapped in a gray linen napkin. Winn instructed her not to look at or touch the letter, but when she deposited the letter she had to ease the napkin off. That is when she observed the writing on the letter. Later, she identified the letter as the one that Robert had received from his wife. Though he maintained his innocence throughout, Winn was convicted of conspiracy to commit kidnapping, extortion, and perjury in 1990. He was sentenced to nineteen years and seven months and was released from prison in April 2006. He died in August 2012. No one has ever been formally charged with the actual kidnapping of Annie nor has she ever been found. In 1990, Robert died of a heart attack, and a year after, Annie was declared legally dead.

That short dog caddy didn't wanna be bothered😂

The ghost was trying to protect the car from being stolen by an escaped con

@@funnybonesbuck1745 ha! good explanation

It probably won't be as startling these days because some cars today have remote start.

Mike Akers This was way before prisoners started wearing orange jumpsuits.

Maybe they allowed a inmate to participate in this.

@@samanthab1923typically they've been wearing orange jumpsuits for 40 years at least, it's a way to pick them out in a crowd, if they run.

Frank Paya You're right. Looked it up & they said 70's! Guess I thought it was more recent.

@@samanthab1923 👍

And the ghost of a '50s greaser who died in a drag race, no less

Yeah, he was awesome. Still love and miss that guy. He was part of my childhood.

He's never forgotten 🥰

RIP

Yeah, love GS's, but in all likelihood they were put there by dogfighters or a kennel. But a cowardly weasel that walks around at night shooting innocent people so he can feel macho, & the press making him a celebrity for it? We don't come back from that one.

@@below2918 the media, they shape people's beliefs most people believe whatever they keep hearing, even in spite of what they see with they're own eyes.

Be Low I just watched a guy on YT walk the Aquaduct & told about all the dead Shepards. Was really creepy.

@@samanthab1923 what was the name of the video? I tried to look for it but couldn't find it

It sure is. Just walked past 3 weeks ago. It has a spiritual stench about it that I do not like. It's Active even jst walking past even closed my eyes for a second and I jst felt the yucky vibe about the whole area even further out from the Synagogue

Me, too.

I found 1 of mine already"Queen Mary" on an previous episode..hoping to find next is about the haunting of Bullock Hotel and at least 3 others: 1)being about an lady ghost owner of an Mississippi riverboat,2)Civil war ghosts in a former Barracks building and 3) the hauntings around Gettysburg battlefield(At least this last 2 i recall i saw them while being lead by Dennis Farina,curious if Stack did host them too)).

“Ice Woman” segment scared the crap outta me 🎯👌🏼

Don't forget Satanic Grandma

Lynx Star Automotive I don't know that one.

Grace Brown definitely one of the best. And the WW2 sailor reincarnation.

Anything unusual you witnessed?