When I was a little girl I used to have sleepovers with my grandmother. We'd stay up late and watch Unsolved Mysteries. RIP Robert Stack and RIP Granny. ❤ So many good memoroes! 💕
@@VintageRose75 - it's those little moments in life that usually tend to mean the most (at least for me and what I've learned through the many personal losses I've experienced over the years). Life is too short to NOT grieve experienced losses appropriately.
I love how in the bed and breakfast story, the one lady looks up, sees a little girl ghost jumping on the end of her bed, and gets back under the covers and tries to go back to sleep. 😂😭
Why aren't shows this well made anymore? A lot of times when I go back an watch old shows, I think to myself, "How did I ever like this?" Not the case with Unsolved Mysteries.
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They broke the mold after making Robert Stack. I really like Dennis Farina but he was better on Law and Order than Unsolved Mysteries. Sad they're both gone.
She was. Sentenced to 35 years, but later reduced to 7. Carter commuted her sentence and Clinton pardoned her in 2001. The information presented here is inaccurate.
yes I think when your talking about all the criminals that there are, the worst ones are the ones that wear robes and sit behind a bench and let their fellow comrades' back out into the streets.
In 2017 he (Jim Kilgore) was awarded a George Soros Justice Fellowship to implement a project on electronic monitoring in the crime justice system entitled "Challenging E-Carceration."
I’ve been to the myrtles plantation and we have a photo with a ghost behind us. Beautiful place can’t wait to visit again. I recommend everyone go there for a tour and stay the night.
I would have no problem staying the night there. I likely wouldn't get any sleep, as I'd be up all night listening and looking, hoping to encounter one or more of the spirits.
Despite the body being found they more than likely had no weapon and no witnesses. So all ty had was mostly circumstantial. The prosecuter didnt want to lose. So they gave her that deal if she confessed and plead guilty. Tats the only way i can see her only getting 6 years.
well was he the one who actually pulled the trigger? they could never prove that - you can always charge of what you can prove, and that's a good thing for all of us
In 2017 he (Jim Kilgore) was awarded a George Soros Justice Fellowship to implement a project on electronic monitoring in the crime justice system entitled "Challenging E-Carceration."
Anyone here believe for a second that Mike Tollesti was anywhere OTHER THAN the Shed?! Seems like everyone had their head up their asses including the investigators!
To be fair, I think the police suspected that too. However, they had to build up evidence for months before they could get a warrant to access the shed.
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I’m so thankful my granny introduced me to Robert stack every night before the news then it was off to bed lol rescue 911 was another show and quantum leap lol SAM!
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Our judicial system sucks because DA’s and judges don’t do the job! I worked in law enforcement for 10 years and seen my share of weak DA’s and judges who are to sympathetic towards criminals.
'No my son wasnt involved in a gang he was just a good kid who had some bad friends and was helping out because he was so nice...' If you could harness the power of my eyes rolling you could power a country for a year.
I'm on the fence about it. I feel like it'd be hard to maintain being in a gang while away for college. I'm sure he knew what he was getting into though and wasn't a little angel, but he still didn't deserve to die. If his mom finds solace in saying he wasn't involved, then I'm not gonna say anything. She's also doing good work for her community.
I agree. I despise hearing family members defend people's criminal behavior. Let that happen to them or someone they love, and they'll be singing a different tune. Hypocrites.
It does happen ppl befriend ppl in Gangs sadly happen to a classmate of mine he was sitting in his car in front of his house his parents thought it was fireworks and he was dead friend in the car with him lived and was crypt.. 13 years later his murderer is still unknown
The segment about the plantation haunting is what unsolved mysteries is all about 😱😱Mansion built on Indian burial ground Lol can’t get better than that.
Bank Robberies like this are the reason sentences are so long nowadays. This is lousy, unnecessary and just plain unprofessional. No robbery need ever end in violence. It’s about the money not the kills.
If we're looking at it from a movie standpoint there's always that one guy who is a little screwloosey and trigger happy with the bad temper. He fucks it up for everyone.
Sorry I'm late to the party, just subscribed. Denise didn't believe it, or at least she didn't want to. My mother has a friend who's son is a convicted rapist. I grew up with him and I never suspected anything. When I heard about his arrest for the first charge I didn't believe it. I still can't wrap my mind around it. At any rate, it wouldn't click with me that someone would be stupid enough to keep a body right on their property.
@@ullgeologist even if she didn't want to believe it she could have at least told her own cousin's family he was missing. Why was she pushing the wife to do it when she realized he was gone too long and knew he wouldn't just take off without saying something especially on foot.
@@tgirl1762 As a distant relative, she most likely didn't feel it was her place. We need to keep in mind that this is simply a reenactment; we don't know what really happened. She may very well have tried to report it or told the family but no one took her seriously. I'm close to my cousin's wife; we actually have a closer relationship than I do with him. I wouldn't dream of her doing something like this. People are naturally in a state of denial when it comes to family like this and horrific things.
It's so hard when you've been living an inch from a pretender for years. Denial does set in and you forget about the times you've accidentally seen them with their mask off. They gaslight, lie, or trauma bond to make you forget. I saw strange and awful things from one of my relatives from my toddler years well into my adult years. I saw red flags everywhere, but was I constantly guilted into believing I was paranoid. Then one day I woke up and knew I was dealing with a psychopathic relative. It hurt so badly, because I didn't even know who they were at all. I tried to spend less time with this person, but that only alerted them that I knew and was trying to escape. This person never wore a mask with me again. They stalked me, screamed at me, made up horrible stories about me, left me disturbing "gifts", threatened, and almost killed me. I felt as though I would never escape, but I did and have been safe for years. Watching Unsolved Mysteries always makes me feel better, because I know there are other people out there who understand horrible, "impossible" things happening to them. I felt so sad for the cousin in this segment. Her best friend/ cousin-in-law killed her cousin AND it took her months to realize what was going on. I'm sure the betrayal, pain, and loss has never left her. These pretenders are such amazing actors, they fool and break people.
My house is haunted, on more than one occasion I've seen objects move without me touching it. Once I was sitting at my desk with the door closed and a piece of tissue suddenly came in the room. It was like something blew it Another time I was walking down the steps and I saw a shadow move. All of these thiings happened when I was alone. I never feel scared because I don't sense an evil.
I've spent the night at The Myrtles Plantation like 6x, I'm from Baton Rouge and it's only 20 mins away from me.....it such a beautiful property, I highly recommend any adventure seekers out there to go for a visit!!!!! I've met Mrs. Teeda and Mrs. Hester they are righttttt!!! The ghosts there feel like they wanna protect or play with you....they are not malevolent. They play with your hair, rearrange ypur clothes snd other items you leave in the rooms, they want you to know they are there but not in a scary demonic way. It's really only something you can experience only at The Myrtles!
La Reina Rose ... That's so sweet. Never imagined they could be nice. There are so many ghost stories out there and they all seem so scary ... I have a friend who claims to have felt ghost's presence. He says that everytime he visits a place that he feels their presence, he says a prayer and asks their permission to enter the place and tells them he is not there to disturb them in any way ... I know lots of people are skeptical about these stories.
@@monicaalva2423 LOL skeptic shhhhmeptic...hahaa...babe people will always try and deny and not believe in the supernatural...now...some ghosts are scary, shoot anyone would be scared if they felt or saw something that wasnt there lol but I can personally say The Myrtles Plantation ghosts are freaky friendly hehe👻🤹🏼♀️🗣😜 but go down about 100 miles to New Orleans and that's where the real scary ghosts are, Lalaurie Mansion for example and the Gardette-laprete house have the most demented history behind their walls...you should go look them up xoxoxo
Really just adore Mr. ROBERT STACK AND ALSO REALLY ADORE MR. DENNIS FARINA!! THEY WERE REALLY GREAT TV SHOW HOSTS, FOR UNSOLVED MYSTERIES !!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ MAY THEY BOTH REST IN PEACE
What a surprise, victim blaming. How did I know that there would be comments like yours here? Smh. We weren't there. It was a reenactment. We don't know what happened. I'm glad you know exactly what you would or could do in every situation that you've never been in.
@@michelleprieur1 Exactly! Freezing up in a dangerous situation is an indisputable biological response that many people experience. Biological, in that the chemicals in your body take over control and it's not your choice.
MS before the 13 was formed in the very early 1980's as away for salvadorians to stick together & protect themselves in gang filed Los Angeles. It obviously turned into something much worse, and it wasnt until the early 2000's that they adapted the 13 to show alliance & allegiance to the Mexican Mafia, any gang with the 13 at the end is showing their allegiance to the Mexican Mafia. M is the 13th letter of the Spanish alphabet which is where that comes from. The Mexican Mafia also goes by La Eme which is the letter M in Spanish. Just spreading a little knowledge I've picked up lol.
No offense to Damien’s mother or their family but she seems absolutely clueless. “Why didn’t you tell ME about gangs?!” Why would they have? Especially considering how she came onto national television to say that her sons friends cooperated with the police - that’s so dangerous.
And if no one has been killed of gang violence there anymore why wasn't that lady hired to go all over the world? to stop gang violence. Not party(for the hoodlums.
Of course Damien's mother was clueless to gang activity because she was a law abiding citizen. Her time was spent working, being a mother and a wife, making a positive contribution to society. Thankfully she has the balls to stand up to these misguided, cowardly, low lifes. This isn't cowboys and Indians these so called gang members should be doing something positive with their lives not killing people because they wear the wrong colours. Pathetic!
@@karenmiller9381 She stood up to the authorities and the gangs, and done something very positive, you can only respect her. I think her son gave in to peer pressure, but he hasn't died in vain, because of the actions of his wonderful mother.
@@ThreeLions82 We have such a great justice system here in america! LOL Major sarcasm. That would be probably the biggest lie anyone could tell if they ever repeated that seriously.
We had planned to visit Myrtles Plantation back in the late 70's/early 80's, but our cross-country timeline by pickup didn't work out. Regret that, wish we had opted to go there instead. After seeing this, it would have been soooo much more interesting and enjoyable than what we did do! 🤦😒
"Damian had the biggest heart in the world." I'll have to remember that line for when my son starts hanging out with gang members. Also your cousin disappears for 4 months which is out of character for him and you don't contact the police or tell your extended family.
It’s hard to believe Laura Law gets out in 4 years. My grandpa had just old me about this story today and I had never knew about it till then. Mike is actually a relative to mine As I am a Tlusty. It’s a sad but fascinating story.
Oh yeah And don't get suckered and pay TH-cam to avoid the commercials that's basically extortion on their part Turn off the volume, look away from your phone and skip commercials whenever you can
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Ummm … yeah, a ghost girl jumping on the end of MY bed - I’m 100% out of there. There would be a hole in the wall in the shape of my body getting the hell out of there.
These people that were involved were just lost and really stood for the stuff! They were not caring and not thinking how what they were doing would affect them and other people for decades to come.
I grew up in Merrick , LI ..... One town over from Freeport ..... In the 60's & 70's there were gangs all over My town ..... I don't know when She grew up .....
39:08 WHERE HAVE I SEEN THIS DUDE BEFORE?? I know it had to be a movie or something he did after this episode. Please help me figure it out cuz its driving me crazy right now.
"This isn't about revenge, it's about justice." They aren't mutually exclusive. Revenge is not good nor evil, it's the reason and how it's done. I say bringing your mom's murderers to justice is a prefect revenge.
@@teetot5276 This and the original comment are probably the most sensible things ever posted here. Although, having said that, the signs of dysfunction and psychological issues are often there, if you know what to look for in people. Ask anyone forced to live through abuse in a family, who has managed to come out the other side. You can't NOT see other people's 'f-ed upness', even when they themselves are in denial.
@@sierradanielleAK oh, believe me, we live in multidimensional worlds, what you see are remnants of the past, once we leave this reality, our spirit moves on, the reason you see it repeating the same please it's just a reminder where it happened, its sort like keeping records.
The music for this show sounds so haunting yeah this show is good to watch at 4am in the dark all alone at night by yourself if you want to be spooked followed by the Grace Brown episode and and then to end with the very scary episode of Lizzie Borden
When I was a little girl I used to have sleepovers with my grandmother. We'd stay up late and watch Unsolved Mysteries. RIP Robert Stack and RIP Granny. ❤ So many good memoroes! 💕
That's awesome
Myfoot_urneck I have special, nostalgic memories, too, watching with my late mother. ❤
Myfoot_urneck Sounds like a never forgettable expierence.
@@VintageRose75 - it's those little moments in life that usually tend to mean the most (at least for me and what I've learned through the many personal losses I've experienced over the years). Life is too short to NOT grieve experienced losses appropriately.
@@thepanther007- aww! It certainly was a time to grieve. But it was also a time to reflect on the years together as friends.
I could watch this show in broad day light and the music and Robert's voice still would scare me to death. Love and miss UnsolvedMystery.
for real lol im watching it at 2 in the morning tho so its more scary lol
Monica Morrow right!!!!! I’m watching it now at 10 am and the trees just rustled and I jumped like “DONT MURDER ME!”
Jajajaja I just told my mother the same thing...
@@Fatalflawtv its 12:50 am here in Philly , but its raining 😊
@@onlyplayaseattacoswiththei9433 Sounds like the perfect time to watch this show ☺️
Love unsolved mysteries best show ever made
Unsolved mysteries is good & forensic files was good, I liked um better.
Yes
I love watching them too
I miss watching Unsolved Mysteries back in 2001,2002,2003,2004.i was so scared to watch it at 8pm.conveniently after sundown Lol
@@weworks7811esp around Halloween time
I watched this show from the time in started in 1987. No disrespect to Dennis Farina, but Robert Stack was it for Unsolved Mysteries.
Deon Reagan Dennis Farina is trash 🗑 he doesn’t have what it takes. Robert Stack is the only one
Deon Reagan Bill Kirtis was #1
Deon Reagan I agree ☝🏻 It wasn’t the same anymore with Dennis Farina. But God rest both his and Robert Stack’s souls. 🙏
@@cristinalopera7030 Yes indeed.
Denise knows it
I love how in the bed and breakfast story, the one lady looks up, sees a little girl ghost jumping on the end of her bed, and gets back under the covers and tries to go back to sleep. 😂😭
Probably grew up with younger siblings 😅
Why aren't shows this well made anymore? A lot of times when I go back an watch old shows, I think to myself, "How did I ever like this?" Not the case with Unsolved Mysteries.
They have new seasons on Netflix. A new one is coming out this month.
They can't come up with anything always repeats and they even ruin those
Nostalgia is what you are experiencing.
@@stephaniecoggins733How can they not think of something new? Plenty of stories and mysteries out there in this world, I would assume.
Writers are limited by their lack of imagination!!
The poor church lady Myrna just making a deposit at the bank.
@e n God hates trolls like you. Begone, troll!! Be Hold!! Go back into your cave!!
I feel so sorry for her and her Family.
R.I.P poor lady x
And he only got six years smh
I can watch any modern horror show and sleep just fine but THIS show still gives me the creeps like none ever will.
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They broke the mold after making Robert Stack. I really like Dennis Farina but he was better on Law and Order than Unsolved Mysteries. Sad they're both gone.
I didn’t even know Dennis Farina had passed away.That tells you how little I watch regular TV.Lol man has been dead 8 years🤦🏻♂️
I.was.à.fan
Of.robert.stack.since.i.was.fouŕteen.years.old.and.he.was.so.good.miss.him.he.was.the
Best.susan.wellsbury
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Dennis Farina is still alive .. I saw him do a recent Tribute about 9/11. Robert Stack was a true Artist. Working right to the end with cancer
Patty Hearst should have been charged too. She was the getaway driver for the Crocker Bank robbery.
I think she should have been too.
Patty was always above the law.
She was. Sentenced to 35 years, but later reduced to 7. Carter commuted her sentence and Clinton pardoned her in 2001. The information presented here is inaccurate.
A rich kid can buy A lot of things
@moment of the bruh maybe but
6 years for murder?! I just don’t understand our justice system. Let’s put drug dealers away for decades but let murderers walk the streets 🤯😡
SLA, like ANTIFA and BLM, enjoy Leftist Privilege.
yes I think when your talking about all the criminals that there are, the worst ones are the ones that wear robes and sit behind a bench and let their fellow comrades' back out into the streets.
In 2017 he (Jim Kilgore) was awarded a George Soros Justice Fellowship to implement a project on electronic monitoring in the crime justice system entitled "Challenging E-Carceration."
Now there letting everyone out 😡
@@r.c.miller6161 your a fool
I’ve been to the myrtles plantation and we have a photo with a ghost behind us. Beautiful place can’t wait to visit again. I recommend everyone go there for a tour and stay the night.
You are a fox!
I would have no problem staying the night there. I likely wouldn't get any sleep, as I'd be up all night listening and looking, hoping to encounter one or more of the spirits.
I'm good on that. Ghosts/spirits scare me.
Id love to go actually.
Andria biebs when you want to go, we can go together, I like haunted places, it would be awesome to stay all night.
6 years for intentional murder is not justice at all.
Haven't you noticed that alot of these updates are, " they were arrested and since been released." ?
Despite the body being found they more than likely had no weapon and no witnesses. So all ty had was mostly circumstantial. The prosecuter didnt want to lose. So they gave her that deal if she confessed and plead guilty. Tats the only way i can see her only getting 6 years.
rochelle123ist Justice? Sounds like a cool taco
@@goldo1107 Exactly. Most people just don't understand how our justice system works. It's what you can prove.
well was he the one who actually pulled the trigger? they could never prove that - you can always charge of what you can prove, and that's a good thing for all of us
Depressing a lot of these people get light prison sentences for their crimes
Yeah. Ms.Law only got 6 Yrs for Mr.Tlusty's murder!!!
SLA were Leftist activists like ANTIFA and BLM. They get soft sentences, become professors, and worshipped by Hollywood.
In 2017 he (Jim Kilgore) was awarded a George Soros Justice Fellowship to implement a project on electronic monitoring in the crime justice system entitled "Challenging E-Carceration."
Our justice system is for the criminal's not the victims 😭
“In their spare time they planted pipe bombs around town” WTF
Anyone here believe for a second that Mike Tollesti was anywhere OTHER THAN the Shed?! Seems like everyone had their head up their asses including the investigators!
To be fair, I think the police suspected that too. However, they had to build up evidence for months before they could get a warrant to access the shed.
Poor guy
"I need my snowmobiles!" Wish I had a nickel for every time I had to say that.
M GTOW
Looking for him for 28 years and then he only receives 6 years WTF!
SLA was BS, real BS. Hence Patty Hearst.
Way to much
So he can do it again
THE STACK IS BACK!!!!!!!!
Hell yeah!
No I wish he was he died in 2003
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These midwestern accents are just (chefs kiss)
LOVE Robert Stack and this show. watching mrytles plantation and i remember Ghost adventures did a show of it
28 years on the run and only 6 years for murder why even bother to look for him our justice system is pathetic
FACTS that's what I been saying,why hunt em down,for years just to give them 10 or less yrs????? Unbelievable🤬
Who’s going on an old school unsolved mysteries bender during the Coronavirus?
Been binge watching for a couple months now. Started with Season 1 Episode 1 and have watched 1 or 2 a day since.
7 months later... still here.
Roger that
ALMOST made it through without seeing this stupid played out comment. Can't even escape it in this section. 😒🙄
Me and my mom ✌️
I’m so thankful my granny introduced me to Robert stack every night before the news then it was off to bed lol rescue 911 was another show and quantum leap lol SAM!
This goes beyond mere entertainment for your viewing pleasure! These are heartfelt stories about real individuals and their lives! Many of these people never expected their personal experiences to be exposed for public scrutiny and judged for “your entertainment”. They deserve recognition for their courage in sharing their narratives, so let’s be decent human beings and show them respect. Imagine if you were in their position or in the place of countless others; I’m sure you wouldn’t want to be reduced to just another subject for "The Show," would you?
This is not a kid's show. Should have came with a viewer discretion advise.
Our judicial system sucks because DA’s and judges don’t do the job! I worked in law enforcement for 10 years and seen my share of weak DA’s and judges who are to sympathetic towards criminals.
Why is it always an "old Indian burial ground?" SMH
Indians like haunting white ppl. Lol
😂😂😂😂
Or its "Amnesia"
Because that's what America is.
Every time lol 🤦🏾♀️
The same reason most murder victims have a "smile that would light up a room".
I so loved and never wanted to miss any episode as a kid.
'No my son wasnt involved in a gang he was just a good kid who had some bad friends and was helping out because he was so nice...'
If you could harness the power of my eyes rolling you could power a country for a year.
I'm on the fence about it. I feel like it'd be hard to maintain being in a gang while away for college. I'm sure he knew what he was getting into though and wasn't a little angel, but he still didn't deserve to die. If his mom finds solace in saying he wasn't involved, then I'm not gonna say anything. She's also doing good work for her community.
Gangs target ppl wether you're involved or not.
I agree. I despise hearing family members defend people's criminal behavior. Let that happen to them or someone they love, and they'll be singing a different tune. Hypocrites.
It does happen ppl befriend ppl in Gangs sadly happen to a classmate of mine he was sitting in his car in front of his house his parents thought it was fireworks and he was dead friend in the car with him lived and was crypt.. 13 years later his murderer is still unknown
Lol ikr! If it was me, my mom would be like "what were you thinking?" While giving me a spanking. And turn me in.
The segment about the plantation haunting is what unsolved mysteries is all about 😱😱Mansion built on Indian burial ground Lol can’t get better than that.
Bank Robberies like this are the reason sentences are so long nowadays. This is lousy, unnecessary and just plain unprofessional. No robbery need ever end in violence. It’s about the money not the kills.
If we're looking at it from a movie standpoint there's always that one guy who is a little screwloosey and trigger happy with the bad temper. He fucks it up for everyone.
These ppl get light sentences for murder. 🙄
The only place left for 50 miles around to build was on an Indian Burial ground "DUH"
6 years for murder? WTF?
White privilege
@@brinagreen2492 STFU racist bitch
Look up pizzagate, famous people get away with even worse and don't even do 1 day of time
Right?
@@brinagreen2492 white privelage don't exist, it's like Bigfoot it's a myth.
They were very generous with the actress for Laura in the reenactment. 😂
🤣
Sure took Denise a long time to catch on about the shed.
Tawny C. She was probably in denial, didn’t want to believe it, giving that woman the benefit of the doubt.
Sorry I'm late to the party, just subscribed. Denise didn't believe it, or at least she didn't want to. My mother has a friend who's son is a convicted rapist. I grew up with him and I never suspected anything. When I heard about his arrest for the first charge I didn't believe it. I still can't wrap my mind around it. At any rate, it wouldn't click with me that someone would be stupid enough to keep a body right on their property.
@@ullgeologist even if she didn't want to believe it she could have at least told her own cousin's family he was missing. Why was she pushing the wife to do it when she realized he was gone too long and knew he wouldn't just take off without saying something especially on foot.
@@tgirl1762 As a distant relative, she most likely didn't feel it was her place. We need to keep in mind that this is simply a reenactment; we don't know what really happened. She may very well have tried to report it or told the family but no one took her seriously. I'm close to my cousin's wife; we actually have a closer relationship than I do with him. I wouldn't dream of her doing something like this. People are naturally in a state of denial when it comes to family like this and horrific things.
It's so hard when you've been living an inch from a pretender for years. Denial does set in and you forget about the times you've accidentally seen them with their mask off. They gaslight, lie, or trauma bond to make you forget. I saw strange and awful things from one of my relatives from my toddler years well into my adult years. I saw red flags everywhere, but was I constantly guilted into believing I was paranoid. Then one day I woke up and knew I was dealing with a psychopathic relative. It hurt so badly, because I didn't even know who they were at all. I tried to spend less time with this person, but that only alerted them that I knew and was trying to escape. This person never wore a mask with me again. They stalked me, screamed at me, made up horrible stories about me, left me disturbing "gifts", threatened, and almost killed me. I felt as though I would never escape, but I did and have been safe for years. Watching Unsolved Mysteries always makes me feel better, because I know there are other people out there who understand horrible, "impossible" things happening to them. I felt so sad for the cousin in this segment. Her best friend/ cousin-in-law killed her cousin AND it took her months to realize what was going on. I'm sure the betrayal, pain, and loss has never left her. These pretenders are such amazing actors, they fool and break people.
My house is haunted, on more than one occasion I've seen objects move without me touching it. Once I was sitting at my desk with the door closed and a piece of tissue suddenly came in the room. It was like something blew it Another time I was walking down the steps and I saw a shadow move. All of these thiings happened when I was alone. I never feel scared because I don't sense an evil.
Ghosts aren't real my friend
@@resevoirdog No. But DEMONS ARE!!! Be ignorant if you want too!
I've spent the night at The Myrtles Plantation like 6x, I'm from Baton Rouge and it's only 20 mins away from me.....it such a beautiful property, I highly recommend any adventure seekers out there to go for a visit!!!!! I've met Mrs. Teeda and Mrs. Hester they are righttttt!!! The ghosts there feel like they wanna protect or play with you....they are not malevolent. They play with your hair, rearrange ypur clothes snd other items you leave in the rooms, they want you to know they are there but not in a scary demonic way. It's really only something you can experience only at The Myrtles!
La Reina Rose ... That's so sweet. Never imagined they could be nice. There are so many ghost stories out there and they all seem so scary ... I have a friend who claims to have felt ghost's presence. He says that everytime he visits a place that he feels their presence, he says a prayer and asks their permission to enter the place and tells them he is not there to disturb them in any way ... I know lots of people are skeptical about these stories.
@@monicaalva2423 LOL skeptic shhhhmeptic...hahaa...babe people will always try and deny and not believe in the supernatural...now...some ghosts are scary, shoot anyone would be scared if they felt or saw something that wasnt there lol but I can personally say The Myrtles Plantation ghosts are freaky friendly hehe👻🤹🏼♀️🗣😜 but go down about 100 miles to New Orleans and that's where the real scary ghosts are, Lalaurie Mansion for example and the Gardette-laprete house have the most demented history behind their walls...you should go look them up xoxoxo
I've only experienced one minor ghostly encounter when I was a teenager. I'd love to stay a weekend at the Myrtles.
Really just adore Mr. ROBERT
STACK AND ALSO REALLY ADORE MR. DENNIS FARINA!!
THEY WERE REALLY GREAT TV SHOW HOSTS, FOR UNSOLVED MYSTERIES !!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
MAY THEY BOTH REST IN PEACE
Who’s watching this during quarantine?? Stay home and save lives!! We’re all in this together
It someone is posting a gun at you & screaming “get down”, get down.
What a surprise, victim blaming. How did I know that there would be comments like yours here? Smh. We weren't there. It was a reenactment. We don't know what happened. I'm glad you know exactly what you would or could do in every situation that you've never been in.
And it's pointing, btw. Not posting.
@@michelleprieur1 Exactly! Freezing up in a dangerous situation is an indisputable biological response that many people experience. Biological, in that the chemicals in your body take over control and it's not your choice.
Older and/ or disabled people do take longer to do so quickly. I can't get down quick and getting up but I do have an excuse due to physical issues.
"My son was an angel, he went to college, we're rich, he had no connection to gangs" etc etc. Yeah, right.
everyone is gangster until Unsolved Mysteries comes on
I thought MS13 was a relatively recent thing, given the coverage in the nightly news. Creepy to know they've been around as long as they have.
MS13 has been around for awhile
@@annabellethedoll All Non White Gangs
MS before the 13 was formed in the very early 1980's as away for salvadorians to stick together & protect themselves in gang filed Los Angeles. It obviously turned into something much worse, and it wasnt until the early 2000's that they adapted the 13 to show alliance & allegiance to the Mexican Mafia, any gang with the 13 at the end is showing their allegiance to the Mexican Mafia. M is the 13th letter of the Spanish alphabet which is where that comes from. The Mexican Mafia also goes by La Eme which is the letter M in Spanish. Just spreading a little knowledge I've picked up lol.
Best ghost show on mertalls plantation, thats a scarry place. I remember this episode.
Damn, season 11 is being the best one yet!!!
Y so serious 😈🃏
No offense to Damien’s mother or their family but she seems absolutely clueless. “Why didn’t you tell ME about gangs?!” Why would they have? Especially considering how she came onto national television to say that her sons friends cooperated with the police - that’s so dangerous.
Yeah right. How dare this lady help law enforcement rid the neighborhood of gangs & criminal activity.
And if no one has been killed of gang violence there anymore why wasn't that lady hired to go all over the world? to stop gang violence. Not party(for the hoodlums.
Of course Damien's mother was clueless to gang activity because she was a law abiding citizen. Her time was spent working, being a mother and a wife, making a positive contribution to society. Thankfully she has the balls to stand up to these misguided, cowardly, low lifes. This isn't cowboys and Indians these so called gang members should be doing something positive with their lives not killing people because they wear the wrong colours. Pathetic!
@@karenmiller9381 She stood up to the authorities and the gangs, and done something very positive, you can only respect her. I think her son gave in to peer pressure, but he hasn't died in vain, because of the actions of his wonderful mother.
@@victorformosa2825 1000000000% agreed
It’s hard to believe Laura Law is eligible for parole in 5 years
William Winters was the first drive by shooting at Myrtles Plantation. He got shot by someone on horseback. Wow
It's always the rich who get off.
@Jack Rabbit For murdering someone. Fuck off.
The PTB are above the law. They control the CIA, FBI and of course the police and their departments.
@@ThreeLions82 We have such a great justice system here in america! LOL Major sarcasm. That would be probably the biggest lie anyone could tell if they ever repeated that seriously.
Jack 🐇 😂 get a life yes I'm almost a year late but u should b tf 💀
It's sure true in Patty Hurst's case.
The worst part about the Killing of Damian Corrente was that in revenge to his death. Another innocent man was mistaken to be MS-13 and was killed.
We had planned to visit Myrtles Plantation back in the late 70's/early 80's, but our cross-country timeline by pickup didn't work out. Regret that, wish we had opted to go there instead. After seeing this, it would have been soooo much more interesting and enjoyable than what we did do! 🤦😒
Hearst Castle is AMAZING..
A must see and visit..
I work in Carmichael and a 4-5 min walk where this bank used to be. It’s a church now.
I don’t understand how anyone would be scared of Roberts voice.
"Damian had the biggest heart in the world."
I'll have to remember that line for when my son starts hanging out with gang members.
Also your cousin disappears for 4 months which is out of character for him and you don't contact the police or tell your extended family.
So Respectfully True love.Thank you
It’s hard to believe Laura Law gets out in 4 years. My grandpa had just old me about this story today and I had never knew about it till then. Mike is actually a relative to mine As I am a Tlusty. It’s a sad but fascinating story.
Sorry for your loss. I hope you can fight her parole.
Man that Wisconsin accent is strong lol
6 years! Crap sentence
He's not the one that killed her. The lady did.
@@craigsmith157 But he was present during the killing, which makes him an accessory after the fact. 6 years is a ridiculous sentence.
@@yesorlando05 I agree.
SLA were Leftist activists like ANTIFA and BLM. They get soft sentences, become professors, and worshipped by Hollywood.
Oh yeah
And don't get suckered and pay TH-cam to avoid the commercials that's basically extortion on their part
Turn off the volume, look away from your phone and skip commercials whenever you can
It’s absurd to think that the “arms” that they could afford would be adequate to take the mightiest military the world has ever known.
Patti got out of jail pretty quick...money helps-can make you seem "the victim"
Chloe the enslaved woman who killed her enslavers is the hero of this episode.
Not really they burned her at the stake that's extremely unheroic..
My heart goes out to his brother and my heart also goes out to his 1st Cousin and the rest of his family and friends.💔💔💔💔💔💔💔
"He had no gang affiliations at all none no affiliation... No affiliation... At all... None!!"
Shows three pics of him being all thug....
This goes beyond mere entertainment for your viewing pleasure! These are heartfelt stories about real individuals and their lives! Many of these people never expected their personal experiences to be exposed for public scrutiny and judged for “your entertainment”. They deserve recognition for their courage in sharing their narratives, so let’s be decent human beings and show them respect. Imagine if you were in their position or in the place of countless others; I’m sure you wouldn’t want to be reduced to just another subject for "The Show," would you?
Laura Should Have Gotten Rid Of The Body Instead Of Storing It In The Shed. That's Good She Got Caught.
Ummm … yeah, a ghost girl jumping on the end of MY bed
- I’m 100% out of there. There would be a hole in the wall in the shape of my body getting the hell out of there.
SIX YEARS???? WTF!!! 🤬
Do you think someone ethnic would have gotten such a slap on the wrist? 🤔
Confronting MS13? He doesn’t know what he’s getting himself into? Hmmmm
Right! If he's tryna keep the piece why would he drive them over there to confront a gang who already resorted to violence?
It's always the non whites
These people that were involved were just lost and really stood for the stuff! They were not caring and not thinking how what they were doing would affect them and other people for decades to come.
The actor who played the gang member with the scar on his face is a good actor. Very convincing as a gang member.
No Vanilla Gangs, All Chocolates
@@richardmannion2831 Racist much?
6 yrs that not right and for justice even for murder🤨
Who did you rent the shed to?
George..
George who?
Um, George Glass!!
He's a professor? Not surprising....
I wasn't even born yet, when that horrible horrendous bank heist happened way back in 1975.
Of course the cops are going to say there aren't gangs. They're afraid of them too.
My best series
They killed that poor woman in the bank 4 nothing. I mean what kinda threat was she 🙄
I grew up in Merrick , LI .....
One town over from Freeport .....
In the 60's & 70's there were gangs all over My town .....
I don't know when She grew up .....
Antoine else watch these one after another..after another..after another...after another...after another, & so on..?
That dinner table with those two chickens clucking non stop...
jim kilgore looks familiar. i know i have seen that very face, face-to-face.
39:08 WHERE HAVE I SEEN THIS DUDE BEFORE?? I know it had to be a movie or something he did after this episode. Please help me figure it out cuz its driving me crazy right now.
Have you ever by chance seen Embrace of The Serpent... he reminds me of the younger version of the shaman. But it's not him. Very similar features.
"This isn't about revenge, it's about justice."
They aren't mutually exclusive. Revenge is not good nor evil, it's the reason and how it's done. I say bringing your mom's murderers to justice is a prefect revenge.
That poor woman on The floor.
They murder an innocent woman are out of jail? That's wrong.
Gahhhhhh that strong Midwest accent thooo lol Laura Law lol
DAAAAA BEARS
@@Hinch2011 hahahahahahaha
Kilgore should have gotten at least 25-to-life... 6 years?!? WTF?! Even in Canada he would have gotten 25 years.
This show goes to prove u never actually know anyone and u never ever know what really goes on in someone's marriage or behind closed doors
Marie Tanner also how people “pretend” everything is great just to have something to prove to the outside world
@@teetot5276 This and the original comment are probably the most sensible things ever posted here. Although, having said that, the signs of dysfunction and psychological issues are often there, if you know what to look for in people. Ask anyone forced to live through abuse in a family, who has managed to come out the other side. You can't NOT see other people's 'f-ed upness', even when they themselves are in denial.
The best part of waking up is Folgers in your cup
With a dream in your heart and puke on your coat
it's not spirits it's a imprint of the past ..sort like a film repeating over and over every once in a while !!
Rob I hope you’re right. It’s terrible to think little kids could be caught in their death sequence forever.
@@sierradanielleAK oh, believe me, we live in multidimensional worlds, what you see are remnants of the past, once we leave this reality, our spirit moves on, the reason you see it repeating the same please it's just a reminder where it happened, its sort like keeping records.
Like pictures in a book
You can really beware of what's going on when watching This
Shocking fact alert: the billionaire heiress gets away without any charges. Again.
There must be a lot of billionaires in ANTIFA and BLM!
No she didn’t. But hey, don’t let facts and reality penetrate your brain.
The fact that Jim Kilgore is out of prison sickens me.
Leftist privilege.
Why is that
I think he was in a gang
The music for this show sounds so haunting yeah this show is good to watch at 4am in the dark all alone at night by yourself if you want to be spooked followed by the Grace Brown episode and and then to end with the very scary episode of Lizzie Borden
Damien Corrente's killers have not been found.
All that for six years? Might as well not even look for him and waste tax dollars!!!
The first storey blew my mind never seen so many evil individuals going around hurting people's very sick in the mind
Did you miss the last year or so? Of course now crazy leftists are propped up and explained away.