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Revisiting the Most Terrifying “Unsolved Mysteries” Segments

Lazy Masquerade

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
1:51 - I-70
14:39 - The Woman in the Road
24:42 - The Human Icicle

20 Comments

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@elmariohuwu3624 3 years ago

Normal people waking up after an near death experience: OMG, I'M ALIVE!!

Jean: ....The fucking car.

@tylertheguy3160 3 years ago

You could totally do sequels to this covering more mysteries from the show, there definitely isn't a shortage of interesting ones.

@davinp 3 years ago

It's been 20 years since Robert Stack died (May 14, 2003) and some cases have been solved, while many others still remain unsolved

@katsnboots4709 3 years ago

Those doctors also did an amazing job. Rewarmed her nice and slowly, that would have been a huge factor helping a lot. All around a miracle .

@xlnuniex 3 years ago

Robert Stack was born to host Unsolved Mysteries. If he was alive today, I’d like to think that he’d have a podcast covering true crime cases or revisiting cases aired on Unsolved Mysteries

@haleyarcher8977 3 years ago

I’m not trying to be dramatic, but I couldn’t place why I was feeling so wigged out by the I-70 killer. I then realized it’s because the composite sketch looks exactly like my birth father, who is around 5’9 and was 23 in 1992. He also worked out of town and lived less than two hours from the first killing. I texted my mom the picture without context asking if it meant anything to her and she responded it doesn’t but it looks exactly like “birth fathers name.”😳😳

@JME1186 3 years ago

Shoutout to the OG Robert Stack. That voice is legendary. Only host Unsolved Mysteries needed back in the day

@aidanarmstrong7142 3 years ago

The woman in the road mystery reminds me of the story of the woman and baby who's car flipped into a stream. People reported hearing a woman yelling for help but once emergency services arrived they realized the woman had been dead for sometime but the baby was still alive. Nobody can explain the yells for help and some believe that it was her spirit helping to save her child

@Digital_Her0 3 years ago

My cousin was kidnapped when she was a young girl. It was only after she appeared on Unsolved Mysteries did tips flood in and she was found. Thankful as hell this show is popular

@asckey 3 years ago

Imagine being so unlucky that you freeze into a human icicle just 15 meters before your savior's house. But being so lucky that you literally survive being frozen for a whole night. How poetic.

@seandelap8587 3 years ago

Jean is possibly the most incredible survival story ive ever heard that calling it a miracle would be a huge understatement

@n00dles79 3 years ago

I think it’s likely he went to prison for an unrelated crime for some time. No chance he could stop or control his urges on his own without being locked up.

@MrKInglethorpe 3 years ago

Loved the show growing up, RIP Dennis Farina and Robert Stack

@oliver9644 3 years ago

The woman in the road story makes me think Deborah's intuition was correct. They didn't stop because they believed there were guys waiting to ambush them, and we know that kinda thing happens in real life. It doesn’t seem too fetched to me to think that maybe some sick individuals saw the crash, and pretended to be dead on the side of the road in order to ambush some good samaritans, but when the plan backfired, it drew attention to that very same area and the actual crash. It would explain why the body was different and disappeared. Feels more plausible than her ghost at least.

@RyanSmith6644 2 years ago

The unsolved mysteries intro music use to freak me out and give me nightmares. Never saw the show I was a little kid when it started but every single time I would hear that song I would panic and freak out. Don’t know why but even as a grown adult that intro music is still very unpleasant and discomfort inducing when I hear it.

@SamsarasArt 3 years ago

That third story is amazing. How she was able to survive being frozen solid I'll never know.

@domonicsdaniel4497 3 years ago

Survival is the strongest instinct. The will to live cannot be broken, no matter what, and these stories (and countless other miraculous survival/recovery stories) prove this.

I still vividly remember reading an article about a boy getting ran over, and the car stopped in a way that a wheel was still on the poor boy. His mother rushed out to help him (she was either of normal build, or a bit overweight, can't remember, but was not an athlete or bodybuilder), then she single-handedly managed to lift the car up so that onlookers/pedestrians were able to pull his son out from under its wheels. Instincts work in a very weird, yet undeniably strong way, if needed.

@thomasav 3 years ago

Sometimes your B-ROLL has a real "surrealist horror bowling alley" vibe, and I love it.

@ArsonisticElmo 3 years ago

Here is another theory for the women in the road case. What if Christine also saw the naked women and swerved to avoid hitting her then ran off the road, rather than falling asleep at the wheel like suspected. It could have been a trap, or it could have been a crazy women... or maybe someone who escaped a bad situation and was hoping a car would stop to help but was captured again after. 🤔