I am brand new to this Wiki, and I have significant information relative to the above-captioned case file. I have perused the instructions for contributing to a case, and I simply don't have the time to spend on making sure I adhere to all the rules and the templates. I would rather simply narrate my story to someone here, and perhaps they could synthesize it for formal publication in the Wiki. Is this possible?

Wondering

It's one where a couple view a house for sale, and she has seen in a recurring dream the layout of the house - and it turns out the parts of the house she knew about through her dreams was the exact parts a past owner had run through while trying to escape his eventual murderer

For some reason, the Zodiac one.

If somene do find out teh trues, surelluy they can post if it year later as they will changed that. But if one of us has power to go back in time, they use hi-tech we has now and use it to exbose to publice and save everyone life from be gone or kill. even pardax will changed.

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I AM THE MISSING 7 YEAR CHILD LETICIA HERNANDEZ WHO CAME UP MISSING FROM OCEANSIDE SAN DIEGO CALIF

Way back in the 80s or early 90s, there was an episode of Unsolved Mysteries which featured a father with an explosive temper. This took place sometime in the 1950s IIRC. Everything came to a head when he was having dinner with his family and he tried to cut a piece of food, and the utensil slipped. He threw his plate of food at the wall and instantly went from being calm to being a raving, murderous lunatic, chasing his daughters through the house with a butcher knife while yelling "Here kitty kitty..". He then starts stabbing and slashing up a recliner and then the police and "white coats" burst through the front doir, and take the man down, and start wrapping him up in cloth hospital bandages like a mummy to restrain him.

I'm sure this was a "Lost Loves" segment, because I remember the family got split up after this and the daughters were trying to find each other in adulthood.

I've been trying to use Google with every keyword and combination thereof I could think of to find this episode with no luck.

If someone else remembers this episode and could tell me which season/episode number it would be appreciated.

Heres a police sketch of a home intruder that i found

And heres a snapshot of an instagram post taken in a forest on the way to a sweden hospital

Its kinda foggy but you can find half of what it seems to be the guys sketch

I know about the new version of "Unsolved Mysteries," but with the greatest respect in the world, the earlier versions (specifically, the pre-Stack specials and Stack-hosted episodes) are the best. I've watched so many of the episodes from those years so many times, I could recite the scripts for them in my sleep.

Somewhat to that end, I've put together a list of 15 things about "Unsolved Mysteries" from those years that I find, well, quirky. Some of these I've posted elsewhere and if you see one someone else has listed elsewhere, I didn't see it before posting it here (consider it proof that great minds think alike).

On with my list. Feel free to weigh in with your thoughts, whether you agree with me or not. And if I made a mistake with one of my things, let me know that too.

1) The season premiere of the first five seasons with Robert Stack contained a segment about UFOs.

2) The disappearance and murder of two women who were last seen in Breckenridge, Colorado, was one of the mysteries the show would profile in its early years. Then, years later, the show profiled a woman named Tara Breckenridge who had gone missing.

3) Roger Dean was fatally shot in his Littleton Colorado home. This is the same town and same state where the Columbine High School Shooting Tragedy occurred.

4) Patsy Wright was found unconscious in her Arlington, Texas home; Tina Jefferson was found dead in an Arlington, Virginia schoolyard.

5) All the show's hosts played some sort of crime fighter on another television show before their "Unsolved Mysteries" stint. Specifically, Raymond Burr was on "Perry Mason," Karl Malden was on "Streets of San Francisco," Robert Stack was on "The Untouchables" (as he liked to remind viewers from time to time) and Dennis Farina was on "Law & Order."

6) Three of the show's most well-known interviews among diehard fans, were all done in silhouette and the names of the people interviewed all had five letters. Specifically, a woman named Patty discussed her allegations of a physician drugging and raping her, a woman named Carol talked about how she felt a man had shot her while she was driving and a man named Donny discussed the deaths of his half-sisters. (Yes, I know Donny had changed his name after a trial regarding those deaths.)

7) Segments of interviews featuring two people named James Fox were shown the show's run. The first Mr. James Fox (who, unlike the other man with the same name, also used his middle initial) was featured in the series' "Diabolical Minds" episode, while the second Mr. James Fox was featured in the segment that sought to track down one of the persons responsible for the 1993 attack on the World Trade Center.

8) Jerry Moss, who was profiled in a segment regarding accusations of kidnapping his son, was located in Socorro, New Mexico, which is the same town and state that is mentioned in a segment regarding a 1964 UFO sighting.

9) Two segments that discussed two different men named Tom Dixon aired. The first Tom Dixon was wanted for questioning in the disappearance and killing of Gary Simmons, while the second Tom Dixon was wanted for bank robbery.

10) Two Bill Roberts were profiled during the show's pre-Netflix run. In one instance, "Bill Roberts" was the alias of a man wanted for murder, while in the other instance, it was a nickname of a man who claimed to be the outlaw known as Billy the Kid.

11) The name "Don Smith" was a reported alias of a fraud suspect the show profiled and the real name of an apparent murder victim the show mentioned.

12) Oct. 16, in two different years, plays a distinct role in the disappearance and subsequent killing of Gary Simmons. In 1974, it was the date that a person connected to that same case, Tom Dixon, was seen. In 1991, it was the date a school bus driver finally gave into the temptation of exploring the cave behind the bus yard he worked at, which led to the discovery of Simmons' remains.

13) One of the persons interviewed for the segment regarding the murder of Jeanne Torvea mentioned how there was white carpeting throughout her house. However, in one scene from the re-enactment, the carpet of what is serving as her house appears to be blue.

14) During the segment that discusses the abduction of Geoffrey Harding's older brother, you can see the breath of one of the actors, presumably because it is cold outside. However, the kidnapping occurred in June.

15) In the show's earlier years, from time to time, the Social Security numbers of people profiled would be visible. sometimes on a wanted poster or sometimes on a driver's license.

Questions? Comments? Call the "Unsolved Mysteries" tipline at 1-800 ...

Oh wait, that is no longer in service (lol), Seriously now, I'd love to read anyone's thoughts.

Does anyone have any guesses to the D.B. Cooper Suspect or who it might Be?

Hello, all; my apologies if this is an innappropriate post for here.

Basically, I have been watching episodes of Unsolved Mysteries on RokuTV since it was advertised on the Roku home screen. It’s nice to have so many episodes but the big issue is that the episodes are WILDLY out of order. Just recently, I was watching the finale episode of season 6 and watched to see what episode would be next and it was an episode I had already seen from a previous season. I then select the next episode to see if it is correct and I get an episode that I trace on this wiki to have aired in 2001. What is worse is that the episodes are labelled correctly on the menu but the wrong episode is shown when you select it. This is frustrating as I want to watch the episodes chronologically as they were intended to be seen. In short, I want to ask if there are any better services to view episodes and have them be in the correct order?

I find this case interesting as my grandma has a slight relation to it :))

My grandma had long dark hair most of the female victims had dark hair so females were changing their hair color in fright. My grandma liked her hair color so she refused to change it, resulting in her being avoided by everyone for fear of their safety. I had also been told by her that she was good friends with one of the female victims. She had been injured badly as she was left fully paralyzed for the rest of her life.(I never got her name) I have always been fascinated at this case and with unsolved mysteries in general so this is cool to me. my grandma was a teen at this time. She was never targeted but she lived very close to the crime scenes as we are from new york but she was in the area of the crimes.

(I dont know if this is all factual i probably got stuff wrong, this is from what i remember she told me. she passed in 2012 so nothing i can do)

The airplane that crashed in Canada with over 200 soldiers on board and military weapons on board. Oliver North used it to supply weapons to the contras in El Salvador. The quick change in Iran of soldiers fooled the Bomb makers for a while, but they caught up with the aircraft. North sold weapons in an exchange of weapons for prisoners. He sent extra weapons and moved them forward in the plane that was bombed on there way to El Salvador.

So i have been looking into the Tara Grinstead case. And i found out that the 30 year old woman was chocked and burned in a fire after the two men killed her.

Does anyone know how old they are?!?!?!

I saw it when I was a child - long time ago.

A couple were driving late at night, driver behind them following in his own vehicle but behaving strangely (they noticed). They start testing him - they stop, he stops, they pull over, he pulls over, they drive again, he drives again. May have repeated this a few times. Eventually they stop and pull over and the man in the couple gets out to confront. The strange driver from the other vehicle also gets out, and shoots him dead without saying anything. then Drives off. can't remember if he shot the woman also but probably not as she may have been the one recounting the story (I don't think there were any witnesses). Has always stuck with me and would love to find the ep again.

I'm looking for an episode about a woman who is in very brightly lit room. She's being shown events that will happen in the future including a map of the USA. The map showed new coast lines caused by rising sea levels. I can't remember if this was her dream or aliens or where the information was supposedly coming from. I remember watching this on tv in the 90s but I've never been able to find it again.