Robert Stack and his voice will always be a legend.

@rosewoodscout3089

Ай бұрын

No one can replace him no one

@Butterfly-yp5wd

Ай бұрын

Along with his trench coat and that creepy intro music

@danielsevillajr366

Ай бұрын

​@@Butterfly-yp5wd What's more creepier, The X files theme or the unsolved mysteries theme?

@nicolepettus894

Ай бұрын

Facts. My mom would say Robert Stack's voice isn't creepy to you? Um no he had the perfect voice for this show I loved it.

@katchy2979

Ай бұрын

Right, his voice is almost as associated with creepy stuff as Vincent Price

This show was pure nightmare fuel, right down to Robert Stack's voice and staring eyes. May he R.I.P.

As a child of the 80s, I don’t scare easily. We grew up watching horror films such as Nightmare on Elm Street, Child’s Play, Friday the 13th, etc. I was a latchkey kid. But lemme tell y’all!! The theme song and Robert Stack’s exceptional hosting skills and premium voice still give me the chills. I am in my 40s. Unsolved Mysteries was an amazing show!!

@ladystephosaurus3351

Ай бұрын

Absolutely THIS!

@priscillaposey3898

25 күн бұрын

Yes!

@Queen_Kellz_1120

21 күн бұрын

Yes! Exactly .... Thank you

@CrustyUgg

18 күн бұрын

You know what else scared/scares me? The music/sounds from 'Are You Afraid Of The Dark?'

Robert Stacks voice is scarier than any unsolved mystery

@disneygirl3630

Ай бұрын

Don’t forget Steve French on the podcast!

@temureviewer33

Ай бұрын

Yes! Born and raised in the 90s. These kids now don't know what tv used to be like

@misshestermofet2288

Ай бұрын

His voice plus that creepy music

@herpaderp-bp4pe

Ай бұрын

Oh I love him. One of my favorite voices! The original narrator of forensic files had a very similar scary voice! I absolutely love it. It gives me chills but in a good way!

@disneygirl3630

Ай бұрын

@@herpaderp-bp4pe exactly!

When I was a stupid little kid, I didn't know about sets and stuff. I thought Robert Stack just hung out in alleys all day. I was convinced he was going to be stabbed on camera, because I also thought every episode was live.

@Copperyfoxx

Ай бұрын

That’s actually so cute. 😆🥹❤

@orchidtreasure1484

Ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣That’s so cute! I am sorry you were terrified though

@herpaderp-bp4pe

Ай бұрын

Omg that's what I used to think too. Actually I thought that about all tv shows lmao. 😂

@18biohazard

Ай бұрын

right!? i was scared of the dark bc of this show

@martasilva6519

Ай бұрын

The age of inoccence !

The opening music and accompanying scenes for unsolved mysteries horrified me as a child

@TaraBoBara91

Ай бұрын

OMG SAME! I ha e no idea why but it scared the shit out of me and the still gives me the heebie jeebies!

@robroush2142

Ай бұрын

Same here. Yikes!

@makwa2004

Ай бұрын

It still does and I'm in my 20s. 🤣

@omgcatstatus538

Ай бұрын

ME TOO! It still gives me some chills in my 30’s 😂

@misseselise3864

Ай бұрын

that’s how i felt about goosebumps

Having your transmission give out while pursuing your significant other’s abductor, it doesn’t get any worse than that.

@4x4von

Ай бұрын

I felt sooo damn bad for him when I seen that….man that’s a got damn travesty

@LucyLioness100

Ай бұрын

I feel awful for him. He was so close to saving her, but ended up unable to & you can see how much it hurt him

@hydrangeas_lover

Ай бұрын

Yeah, that broke my heart to pieces.💔

@orchidtreasure1484

Ай бұрын

Bruh! The other day, I saw a fish 🐠 decal on the back of a pickup truck and I got chills. Immediately, I thought of that case!

@ec6052

Ай бұрын

Most likely he slapped the car into reverse without letting off the accelerator and destroyed the transmission. Which could have been avoided. Supposed to let your RPMs die down while in reverse and then nail the accelerator to the floor, but he should`ve turned around. Not pursue in reverse..

I’m here for every Mojo video narrated by Rebecca! She’s one of the few who can pronounce the names and locations correctly and she does so with the right amount of drama or humor as the subject deserves.

@LucyLioness100

Ай бұрын

She is perfect with these types of videos like you said. Here she compliments the Robert Stack narration

@OikPoinFive

Ай бұрын

​@@LucyLioness100yes a great voice. But, she better not be a perfect 10 too!

@OikPoinFive

Ай бұрын

Is she married to WWEs wrestler Mojo Riley?

@WatchMojo

Ай бұрын

@ToniWellons

Ай бұрын

Yes!! Her voice has been Watchmojo for me!! It feels weird not hearing her voice on every video. Her narration is everything! I wait just to hear her voice 😊

A victim on Unsolved Mysteries was a family friend and the show is actually responsible for the solving of his and his gf murder. I knew his parents my entire life.

Showing my age here, but I grew up with Robert Stack & Unsolved Mysteries. His voice & the theme music were enough for me to know my fav show was on. I liked & appreciated Dennis (can't spell his last name) but no one could replace Robert Stack; altho it was nice to see updates on the old stories. I recognized all these stories, except the Netflix reboot ones since I don't have it. I still love reading a good mystery today, and do write my own. RIP Robert Stack 🕊

@Kahli21

Ай бұрын

Dennis Farina! He was a real police officer/detective in Chicago for 18 years, and then joined the cast of Law & Order when he moved to acting.

@michael7054

Ай бұрын

Me too!

@TheSpacemannspiff

Ай бұрын

His career started in the 80s he was in a few episodes of Miami Vice ​@@Kahli21

@orchidtreasure1484

Ай бұрын

Great comment, but wtf bruh!! Farina is easy to spell and pronounce!! It means “flour” like “farine” in French

@violetvillard1347

Ай бұрын

@@orchidtreasure1484- Maybe for you with a healthy brain, but for me who had massive stroke in 2013 at 35, went into a 30 day coma. & after waking up a 2.5 year rehab recovery period resulting in 15%-20% memory loss... its not so easy. Think before you assume anything...

I binged the whole first season of Unsolved Mysteries reboot on Netflix when it came out. After I did, I had a hard time falling asleep because the cases creeped me out so much.

@amiLore

Ай бұрын

My 18 year old daughter watched all the new episodes on Netflix and loved it so i told her to watch the original Unsolved Mysteries. She said no, I was too "old" for her ( said it wouldn't be as good bc it was from the 80s). We both got covid so we're stuck in my bed together, quarantined from the rest of the family. I put on U.M. from the very first episode ( the "old" version). My daughter ended up liking the robert stack episodes more than the newer ones.

@joshuamohlman

Ай бұрын

@@amiLore sorry to hear you have Covid, but I’m glad she’s enjoying the original show with you

Future video ideas: top cases from unsolved mysteries that still haven't been solved. It could help.

Ugh. Getting abducted at the phone booth. This show has shown me all of my worst nightmares.

@lollyk23

28 күн бұрын

And her partner tried to save her and witnessed it even more terrible.

Robert Stack's voice was just another layer of the overall creepiness of this show when I was a kid.

Cindy James and Angela Hammond's case disturbed me to the core.

This show scared the absolute crap outta me when I was a kid.

@ericmorang3903

Ай бұрын

This one and America's Most Wanted.

@stevenandcarminabeedle9089

Ай бұрын

And continued to scare me as an adult lol As in all the lights on, not daring to go to bed without watching comedy or cartoons first

@CrustyUgg

19 күн бұрын

@@ericmorang3903omg 😢 the nostalgia of watching UM and AMW in the 90's just hit me so hard

Robert Stack still gives that spine tingling, yet oddly soothing voice ... Iconic

Missing witness episode really stuck with me. There's no way the mom didn't kill Gary and then her own daughter... So sad.

@mariec3527

26 күн бұрын

Right I seriously hope they find their bodies

The Boys on the Track case was so much more bizarre than the Unsolved Mysteries episode portrayed. The original medical examiner was an absolute terror, with a habit of declaring murders as accidental or misadventure, and tried to intimidate the Ives family by showing them Don's brain in a jar along with graphic crime scene photos. It's believed he may have been part of a corrupt justice system in the region that was running the local drug trade.

80s and 90s was probably the scariest period of all time.

This show is my fav I watch old episodes all day! Robert Stack was the best, he took it seriously and didn’t joke he really made this show👏

@stevenandcarminabeedle9089

Ай бұрын

I believe Matthew McConaughy (sp?) got his start in one of these reenactments.

@LucyLioness100

Ай бұрын

@@stevenandcarminabeedle9089yeah that’s so wild

@nancyking

14 күн бұрын

I don't know if these were fever dreams/Nelson Mandela effect experiences/whatever, but he used to appear on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and they'd kid around about stuff. I'll have to look it up on KZread.

The one that scares me the most til this day is the episode about the cursed chair, that if anyone sits in it, they die. So it had to be hung on the wall of a museum to prevent people from sitting in it! Love this series!

The Kristi Krebs segment of Unsolved Mysteries always creeped me out. In Mendocino, CA in 1990, 19-year-old Kristi Krebs, in a euphoric, manic-like state from constant fantasies about a married coworker, got lost on a country road, drove off the road, got stuck in the mud, spun her wheels to thr point of catching her car on fire, and was found wandering train tracks after the event caused her a mental breakdown. She slowly recovered, but overdid it adding work shifts back into her life, possibly putting herself into another manic, precarious state. In 1993, after a work shift, Krebs once again drove onto a lonely road about 7 miles from the furst accident, went off the road, and got her car stuck in the mud. Police found blood on the dashboard, ripped-up IDs, and her clothes folded up but wet, which they think she switched out for her gym clothes. They think she smacked her head, had another psychotic break, disposed of her IDs and wet clothes, and disappeared. Besides a trucker's hitchhiker encounter in 1994 that may have been her, she was never seen again.

The episode where a possessed guy could make it rain scared the absolute poo out of me as a child.....

This brings me back to my childhood with my grandma watching this on LifeTime then before bed the golden girls would come on

@orchidtreasure1484

Ай бұрын

Unsolved Mysteries and Golden Girls..that’s what I call premium quality TV

One of the reasons I was so cautious as a kids was because of this show. It may have been scary, but it taught you to be safe. That theme song though….😧

@hydrangeas_lover

Ай бұрын

Absolutely

@brittknee3758

Ай бұрын

It's my phone's ring tone 😊

Unsolved Mysteries was my entry into my love for True Crime!

@OikPoinFive

Ай бұрын

Quit true crime aka murder-sin asap!

@CrustyUgg

19 күн бұрын

@@OikPoinFivewhat?

@nancyking

14 күн бұрын

Mine, too. That's how I got hooked on Forensic Files and other true crime shows for awhile. I don't watch it much now, though.

Anyone else ready to go watch some Unsolved Mysteries after watching this?

@LucyLioness100

Ай бұрын

I think I just might

@saiyanacademy9834

26 күн бұрын

Not me

@ellenwillett5528

9 күн бұрын

For sure, I'm heading that way right now.

I remember being 9 yrs old and being absolutely terrified I would spontaneously burst into flames. Still, I tuned in for more horror.

@CrustyUgg

19 күн бұрын

Omg 😂 yes!!! Spontaneous human combustion freaked me tf out as a kid too after watching this. I had scenarios in my head that I swore were going to come true depending what time of day it was when watching this and if I was home alone or not. This show scared me to my core in the 90's. Americas most wanted too!

You say the disappearance of a woman happened near the New Hampshire and Connecticut border??? I'm more worried about the disappearance of the entire state of Massachusetts.

@katherineprice2184

21 күн бұрын

Watching this right now and wondering the same thing! Because right now, I’m IN MASSACHUSETTS!

@amberblinn2579

19 күн бұрын

I had to replay that part so many times because I thought I heard the narrator wrong!

I remember so many of these. The one that really stuck out (that I really remember) is the Ghost of Mary and the people who would pick her up only to have her disappear.

@LucyLioness100

Ай бұрын

Resurrection Mary is one of IL’s many famous legends. She’s one of the inspirations for the Vanishing Hitchiker urban legend

There was no show like this one! Many of us went into forsensic work because of shows like this one! ❤

That church episode lives in my head rent free over 20 years later. That one and the one who went missing with her friend but they later found the bodies in the lake. There was evidence that still don't sit right as an accident still. 👀 And thanks for the reminders of the spontaneous human combustion. Thought I blocked that out. 😂

Angela Hammond stuck with me for years I can still see vividly the reenactment of the boyfriend chasing the truck, I look it up every few years for any updates. The other one is Traci Kelley and Bill Rundle from Hastings Nebraska because I was going to college and living there at the time they went missing. Unfortunately they were found in a pond a couple years later.

The Resurrection Mary segment haunted my dreams for years after I first saw it as a child. I think I slept with the lights on for a long time! lol

@motherlove202

Ай бұрын

Yeah, especially the scene where they showed her without a face

@LucyLioness100

Ай бұрын

Yeah that segment is freaky. Travel Channel has also covered her story too and it’s also creepy

There will never be another show quite like Unsolved. It was lightning in a bottle with Robert Stack, the music and presentation.

Cindy wasn't necessarily having premonitions. It's more likely that she had subconsciously/unconsciously noticed red flag behaviour of someone around her and her dreaming were disseminating this information to warn her that she was in danger. It's just a pity that all the warnings were in vain.

The bunk bed episode hunted me for years.

The Unsolved Mysteries wiki has one piece of information on the Cindy James case never mentioned in the show, and sets me to screaming every time. James had dated a cop at one time. Also, why no mention of the Paranormal Rangers episode in the new iteration of the series? Easily my favorite episode of th new iteration.

The Queen Mary segment is a core memory for me. It was one of the first episodes I ever saw. The Tina Resch story, even though the story has been mostly debunked, really creeped me out back then. It still does.

@OikPoinFive

Ай бұрын

Leggy my Eggo! Egg goes through fridge door! And the fridge door doesn't leave a dent or mark.

I could never take Robert Stack seriously after seeing “Airplane” and then that hilarious spoof of Unsolved Mysteries in “BASEketball” movie

@LucyLioness100

Ай бұрын

Don’t forget he lent his voice to Beavis and Butthead Do America and he tried to remove his association till his final years 😂 I like he was able to make fun of himself even if he didn’t initially appreciate it

@nancyking

13 күн бұрын

@@LucyLioness100I loved that part of the movie!

For me, it was Ripley’s Believe it or Not that put the fear of “spontaneous human combustion” in me

@danadecker4855

Ай бұрын

Believe it (Darth Vader breath) or not

@nancyking

13 күн бұрын

In 1996, there was a comic book out called 100% True? that had strange stories in it such as The Black Plague, The Elephant Man, The Electric Chair, and Spontaneous Human Combustion. It was really creepy, but educational. It was published by Factoid Press, the same company that published, The Big Book of Weirdos.

Robert Stack and Jack Palace are two tv voices that are legendary. Commands your attention

@juanelorriaga2840

Ай бұрын

Jack Palance doing Ripley Believe It Or Not was great

Robert Stack era Unsolved Mysteries > *

@LucyLioness100

Ай бұрын

I binged that a lot when my mom was here cause we both enjoy true crime

I like to believe this show was my gateway to true crime at a young age

@JenSmyre

Ай бұрын

IT DID FOR ME, MY FELLOW " UNSOLVED MYSTERIES FAN"✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽

@JenSmyre

Ай бұрын

UNSOLVED MYSTERIES IS ON KZread

I would add the disappearance of Judith Hyams to the list. That phone call was super creepy!

When I was a little girl, I honestly thought Robert Stack could come out of the tv with his music and get me. I wasn't allowed to watch, so I always hid behind the couch when it started.

Story 20 may have a suspect attached to it in the disappearance of Patrice Endres. The most recent season of Wild Crime covers the serial abductions and murders of multiple victims of Gary Hilton, a drifter and con artist who stalked people near and on national park lands all throughout the southern US. The third season of Wild Crime focuses first on the kidnapping and suspected murder of Meredith Emerson from a national park in Georgia, and ends with the horrifying knowledge that multiple missing hiker cases were being traced back to Gary Hilton in 2007/2008. The final episode in the miniseries is dedicated to understanding Hilton's MO, and they raise the prospect of him walking into hair salons and private businesses to ask the owner for cash. Hilton knew that there was always a good chance that they would be run by a woman, and that they would be alone, as he attested to in conversations with FBI agents. They would usually pay him just to get him to leave, but given that the salon had just opened, she probably didn't have any cash on her to get Hilton out of her salon, so he might have abducted her before the first client showed up. Patrice's body was discovered in a wooded area right outside Dawson Forest, a nature reserve where not only had Hilton been seen camping (he lived out of his van), but it was also the forest where he had returned to dump the bodies of other victims. Hilton is presumed to have kidnapped his victims in order to get them to give over their banking information, and when he had gotten what he needed, he'd kill them and leave the body in secluded woods where he hoped no one would ever find them. It was never confirmed in Wild Crime that Gary Hilton was indeed guilty of murdering Patrice Endres, but given his profile, his openness admitting to robbing hair salons specifically, and the area in which her body was discovered, it's a compelling argument that he was indeed the one who abducted and murdered Patrice in a string of violent crimes.

The Cindy James case is the most frightening to me. Followed by the Tallman case.

The Dennis Farina seasons I liked also. The new season on Netflix doesn't have the same impact as the original.

@janette2691

Ай бұрын

I also liked the dennis farina seasons too

@LucyLioness100

Ай бұрын

He was a cool dude also. A former cop who had an acting career, but was still so charismatic

I visited Resurrection Cemetery last year and went to the grave of Mary Bregovy, which is unmarked.

I saw a report yesterday that a house in Newport has been raided in connection with the Connecticut River Killer. Apparently the man who lives there had his parents (and i think the grandparent) die within a couple of months. Shortly after these deaths, the killings began. We shall have to wait and see what comes of this.

I think two of the ones that always got to me were the one where everyone was late to choir practice at a church in Nebraska, which was completely out of character for all of them, but it saved their lives when the church exploded due to a gas leak (I think?). I forget the name of the other segment, but it was about a house in I think Cleveland that was haunted, one of the people had all these electrical shocks running through their body and one of the kids saw the ghost of a man walking down the stairs that turned and looked at him. I remember that part because I saw it as a kid and the way the camera held on the guy staring back unnerved me for whatever reason.

@nancyking

13 күн бұрын

That's where I first saw it, too, and later on Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction; it was called, A Joyful Noise. Another UM episode that creeped me out was, Voice From the Grave, where a murdered woman's spirit speaks through a nurse, telling what happened to her. It was a Beyond Belief episode, too.

The man that tried to save is girlfriend 😢 he was so close but his transmission gave out

Great video. The Connecticut river valley killer was on the border of New Hampshire and Vermont. There is no Connecticut/NH border.

me and my mom grew up watching this show, she passed away in january this year at the age of 58, we shared a love of history, mysterious things, the paranormal, murders, etc. she was a scorpio.

Robert Stacks voice and the UM music still sends a shiver down my spine even at 35 years old. I remember watching UM as a kid and If it was day time, I swore someone was going to kidnap me next time I was walking home from the bus stop. If it was nighttime, I swore someone was going to break in and unalive me and my entire family that night. Sometimes I would think there was a killer in my closet or behind the shower curtain 😂 The nostalgia 😂

Firstly, this video is amazing. There will never be a better show than original Robert Stack UM. However, secondly, there is no Connecticut New Hampshire border. Massachusetts is in between. But this video is great - please do more about this show!!

Robert Stack IS the personification of Unsolved Mysteries. He was made for that they way Christopher Reeve was made for Superman. I don't know what they did with UM on Netflix, but it was WAY off to where it was very generic. Oh, the original UM is on Tubi and KZread legally. I've already saved specific episodes to my playlists, especially ghosts and UFOs.

@knightofarkronia9968

Ай бұрын

Probably because the Netflix series doesn’t cover any supernatural cases.

This show was a HELL NAW and a half. It's better than coffee to keep you up lol😂

#19 If I were to pick just one case, it’s this one. “I SAID I’LL DO IT!!” And that laugh at the end!

Resurrection Mary, Allagash Four & Mothman were always the scariest stories for me. I’m forever grateful the show returned after all these years.

My Friend lived next to the TALLMAN FAMILY.NUMBER 18 STORY...she heard the stories from the family Direct. Gave me chills as a kid.

@randyhughes8450

Ай бұрын

Where's the house now I looked on google street, it's nowhere to be found.

@Ritamiller78

Ай бұрын

@@randyhughes8450 she moved years ago.

@randyhughes8450

Ай бұрын

@@Ritamiller78 no the address and house

@OikPoinFive

Ай бұрын

I don' believe in evil ghosts

I didn't get scared often by TV or movies as a kid but watching this show at night in a dark house with his voice sometimes got me a little nerves especially the ones about killers. My favorite ones were about reincarnation and having a twin that you might not be related too

Thank you WatchMojo!!

Cindy James story will always scare me the most

RIP To All The Dead Mentioned 🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️

There are people out there who have the information/clues to solve most of these that are still unsolved. Some are too scared to talk, others don't know they know something.. and others are the people who did these things.

You got my attention with my favorite childhood TV show.

I miss old school Unsolved Mysteries. Audio. The stories. Creepy stuff.

Robert Stack did an amazing job with this show and I enjoyed watching it may he RIP thanks for sharing this too.

I saw the episode with the bunk bed when it aired as a kid. That story has stuck with me for all these years. Don't know why, but I never forgot about it. (Maybe because my brother and I had bunk beds when we were younger.)

I still think this is the best TV show ever! Nothing beats the opening theme

When i was little which was in the 90s and was when this show was super popular, i can remember laying in bed and being so scared because my parents would be watching it in the living room and the theme song really freaked me out and so did the hosts voice! Lol i was so scared of him! As i got older i learned to love the show since i love creepy stufff and murder mysteries and stuff like that.

I grew up on Dennis Farina hosting Unsolved Mysteries and he did a great job

@orchidtreasure1484

Ай бұрын

Farina was a great actor! I loved him on Law & Order

I lived for the ghosty episodes of the OG Unsolved Mysteries! The creepy water footprints in the Queen Mary episode still haunt me. 👻

That Episode "Friends to the End" had the Wrestler Billy Jack Haynes mentioned. Haynes is now in jail accused of murdering his own wife. Throughout the years Haynes has gone crazy many times. He is a very paranoid man.

RIP Robert Stack and Dennis Farina

I have exhausted the popular true crime vids of KZread and have been watching Unsolved Mysteries again, the genesis of my true crime addiction. I am surprised by how many of the episodes I remember from the original broadcast. Like the nerd I am, if the episode doesn't have updates I am right on Google or the wiki fan page, looking up the case. My curiosity knows no bounds.

That Dennis Depue episode inspired the beginning part of the movie Jeepers Creepers!

This ended the year i was born(2002) but thanks to my dad,i now love this show. Would recommend the podcast with Steve French as well!

Tammy Lynn Leppert's case should be on the list

the Stockton Arsonist was solved, it was two teens, they were charged and served time. The blind river killer has also been caught. It would be nice to give some updates since they're easy to check on so we know while creepy some of these were solved, often many years ago.

Honestly some of the modern episodes just dont come close to how unsettling the classic series was.

There are so many creppy episodes of Unsolved Mysteries. The episodes that I think are the creepiest are Lena Chapin, Patrice Entres, Joanne Romaine, Rey Rivera, and Cindy James.

@OikPoinFive

Ай бұрын

Why knot try "Crepe Erase"?! Get rid of ur wrinkles and worries simultaneously!

I absolutely love this show even to the day. The last case with Cynthia Anderson and the reincarnation episode with Sandra Jean Jenkins and Georgia Rudolph are my absolute favorites!!!

@reallyluckygirl1

25 күн бұрын

I’ve always love the Sandra Jean Jenkins story. Maybe b/c my name is Sondra Jean. 😮 This was such a great show that we would discuss it weekly on our bus trips after school. I still remember so many of these episodes. It still makes me feel uncomfortable to this day.

You’re missing the creepiest mystery ever; the one that was the basis of Jeeper Creepers.

@kieranfogarty778

Ай бұрын

No.5....the narrator just didnt mention it

@cokomoko7

Ай бұрын

It's interesting that you mention this and you claim it's creepy and you didn't even realize it's there at no. 5

I lived in the area of “The Blind River Area Killer” and it freaked the community out. I remember a picture of the suspect looked like a guy in my neighbourhood and I avoided him like the plague, lol.

Robert Stack's voice is what scared me the most!

This show was excellent and Robert Stack had the perfect voice for the program. I wonder what he would say at some of the mysteries that did get solved long after the OG series ended and he passed away

27:04 imagine being the Sears portrait taker who took this pic back then and not just bringing it immediately to the police like "surely this guy has done something."

When I want some background noise in the house I just put UM on pluto

My brother and cousins used to watch this in elementary school and it creeped me out then and even to this day. Robert Stacks' voice and the music creepy as hell especiall the haunting stories. They had realistic ghost effects.

There's one case that I remember. It was featured on a show called It's A Mystery, which was broadcast in the UK in the 80s and 90s, when I was growing up (it sounds like it was a similar format to Unsolved Mysteries, although this one did feature some that had been solved). There was a couple (a man and a woman in this case) who were in a parked car (afaik the episode didn't mention why they were there, but I think we can make a pretty good guess), when a man opened their car door. They were both bound and gagged with tape - in the woman's case, the tape was wrapped around her head, rather than just over her mouth - then robbed. The robber then dragged the woman out of the car, and put her in the back of a van. That's all I remember (aside from one detail - either in the days or hours before this incident, the guy had tried to do the same thing with another couple. Fortunately, they had had the sense to lock their car doors, so they were able to drive off), as my grandmother, who was watching me, turned the tv off and wouldn't let me turn it back on, as she felt that it wasn't suitable (I'd guess I was no more than 8 or 9).

Why am I watching this at 4 in the morning? The original series gave me the heebie geebies as a child Edit: now I have to pee...

Surprised the episode that inspired “jeepers creepers” isn’t on here. I remember a lot of these

@michiamamomimi

Ай бұрын

What case was that?!

@smokeyarcade

Ай бұрын

It was. "War of the Depues".

@smokeyarcade

Ай бұрын

@@michiamamomimi "War of the Depues" . It's mentioned in this video.

@kieranfogarty778

Ай бұрын

No.5

@1977Suspiria

Ай бұрын

It's at No.5. They just didn't mention the reconstruction with the couple on the road.

I use to put this on before bed because Roberts voice is so soothing 😂

The music ALWAYS gives me the chills.

That creepy arsonist video lives rent free in my head. Actual shivers go down my spine just thinking about it

Is it wrong I only clicked on this list bc I KNOW I’m guaranteed to hear Robert Stack’s voice and that theme music? 😂

@LucyLioness100

Ай бұрын

A double treat