I personally can't comprehend how his voice is haunting. Growing up on Unsolved Mysteries, I enjoy falling asleep at night to his voice. Now the random screaming or other sounds during reenactments is another story while I'm trying to fall asleep. I had a girlfriend years ago ask me if I enjoyed falling asleep listening to William Shatner's voice. I don't know how you get those two confused.
@@dougware Haunting in a good way, not a scary way, haunting is phrase not always associated with fear or being scared. Someone saying a song is haunting is not telling you it envolkes fear… If you don’t understand then you just don’t understand.
I miss alot of late 80's early 90's t.v., I sort of wonder if they were better because of the rose colored glasses I seen them thru. The reboots just don't seem as good as the originals, and I had a comparatively good childhood. Idk know exactly, but the Roseanne reboot just ain't the same after she o.d.'D on oxy's. So disrespectful I think
There are some that changed their minds in the midst of an investigation or are at least open to the possibility of something else. Its the ones who are so dead set in their initial ruling even in light of new evidence that drives me nuts. Sure enough in the case of this "accident", turns out her husband killed her but he ended up with nearly two decades of freedom after the fact before he cowardly offed himself.
If you watch true crime daily you learn that small town sheriffs still to this day think that or seem to cover up a lot of murders to be accidents or suicides
Im 27 I had heart attack last year cant afford my meds. Its 5am cant sleep cause of heart pain. And heart burn every night thinkin about callin 911. How strange unsolved played this video tonight for me I watch this everynight. Tonight feels different tho. God bless everybody Do good today and everyday
I did go to the hospital that morning, I quit drinkin and smokin, I feel like a new man. No issues since, I appreciate the kindness in both of your hearts. Thank You. I hope life is treating you well Beautifully Mastered, and Jewel Clark.
The case of the woman with amnesia makes me cry because I lost most of my past due to a traumatic brain injury and still trying to remember things 11 years later
When this story Aired Many ppl called to suggest a diagnosed test Have proven to be correct the cause of death of the 6 Santos family members was Brugada Syndrome a genetic disease that causes sudden death from heart arrhythmia as a result of this condition the surviving brother frank now wears a implanted heart defibrillator other members have been treated with medication since than there have been no deaths reported in the family I'm finally glad they were given the correct diagnosis
I remember reading about the diagnosis when I followed up on this case. How sad they had to lose six family members to this syndrome. I just can't imagine that. Glad they got the correct diagnosis. I hope they are doing well. Dolores
My brother in laws family has this...my best friend was his brother and he died from it in 2008, his grandmother died of it at 25 and his dad died from it at 23..Mitch was 21 when he died..
Damn, I wasn't expecting this type of update in the mysterious death of Kathy Bonderson. Shocking. I hope the Sheriff was still alive when they closed the case, and that he saw how dead wrong he was. Captain Byram did a terrific job.
@@Romans8-9 Since he committed suicide, I would say he got away with murder, period. He was never caught, arrested, charged, put on trial, convicted nor sentenced.
The sheriff in that Bonderson case: what a keystone cop. I feel sorry for the residents who lived in that community when he was sheriff. Probably a lot of guilty perps walking around free.
I love all the old cars they use in the older stories! So cool. In one story from the fifties they used one of those wooden panel cars which have wooden doors! Totally epic!
i used to work in classic car restoration, we specialized in old 1930s cars, a lot of bmw and porsches, some old race cars too..........a lot of very nice and very expensive vehicles and when something went wrong we had to manufacturer a replacement part from scratch
Sheriff objected to autopsy? That makes no sense. The police should be interested in finding the truth. The sheriff just seems to want to prove his theory is correct
From the time I first saw the Kathy Bonderson segment over 20 years ago, even as a kid, I thought that sheriff was full crap. A car hits the railroad tracks so hard that it ruptures the fuel tank and causes a fire? That's just not physically possible. It was clearly the husband. It's a damn shame he continued to live as a free man until he took the cowardly way out and committed suicide.
@@jbcatz5 I don't know. I can buy that a mom was out at 2 am driving around with a full jerry can on her lap, hits the train tracks and spills the gas all over herself as she bounces around the cab like a kid on a sugar high. With the gas can flying out the window 300 yards away after the car gently rolls into a slight depression on the side of the road. Something something gas lights on fire, melts the car, cooks Christian Bale's mom but somehow repairs the gas line and any structural damage on the underside. North Dakooohta professional steps in, busts out the crayons and figures it all out. Case closed dontchaknow.
@@cradc9587 ur super funny and cool bro I wanna be jus like u when I grow up I bet u have so many friends and everyone enjoys ur company........................................................................... .........................................
I. Wynn Wynn no, *_YOU_* suck. Now stfu & eat your veggies, stop eating with your mouth full, quit talking when you're full of idea's to avoid a brain cramp, mind your manners & behive, sit up straight no slouching or you'll break your back, and above all, quit thinking, you might get an aneurysm. Damn your ysm's, giving me a skysm.
the woman with amnesia had a hemiplegic migraine, its a rare type of migraine that i get myself, once time it took me 3 days to be able to talk again. very scary and dangerous.
I have them, too. I pray it's never this bad. I have had at least 10 that mimicked a stroke. The only difference is that there's no permanent effects after a few days.
Seriously. It shouldn't have been that difficult to find that an accelerant had been used. Didn't we all just know it was the husband? Sad that it took that long to find out. Glad he's dead. Not glad he was never caught.
A little critical thinking can go a long long way. I had a hunch it was the husband seeing they had an argument about their son (fact was the son was gone and I doubt that was the first time that happened or the arguments) and the fact her car was speeding from the direction of the home (like a perp was trying to get away from the scene the crime fast) yet the husband was alive and he was last to see her alive. He either knew the murderer, was the murderer or lucky enough to not be seen by the murderer by hiding which was never mentioned by him. Any other instance the husband would have been the prime suspect. What gives? You don't need 18 years to figure that out. Stupid.
This may be neither here or there growing this old couple in my neighborhood the cadilac they owned went up in flames about 2 in the morming. The fire investigation determined that the car self combusted from faulty electronics. My mechanic across the street told me that cadilacs have been known to do that of that era. Additionally right next door five years ago the car caught on fire from squirrels laying nesting material on the engine block. Those people moved shortly thereafter the wife was traumatized.
only took six of them to die under the age of 35. America has the best doctors I find it hard to believe they could not do something preventative. it took unsolved mysteries....
My mom lost her dad when he was 47 to heart attack, her brother and uncle to the same thing all under the age of 60. Back in 2000 i was sitting at home and all of a sudden my heart started beating weird and i got light headed, went to the ER and was given digoxin to correct it. Was told to follow up and i never did. 2004 it did it again and my neighbor rushed me to the hospital. I told the dr about my previous episode yrs earlier. He had a cardiologist review me and did an ultrasound of my heart and notice i had an abnormality of my natural pacemaker. I was given medication to control the afib and to this day i think thats what killed my grandfather and uncles. I think it was something genetic.
Hmm. About the amnesia: When my mother was sixteen, she was struck by a drunk driver and in a coma for six months. She had complete retrograde amnesia and I recently asked her what it was like from her perspective right after waking up and knowing nobody. Could she even understand what people said to her? She said, "Kind of, but not." She couldn't really explain it to me, but she said that everything was so confusing and frightening to her that nothing really seemed to make sense at first; that it went just beyond not recognizing anyone in her family, or not recognizing herself in a mirror. My mother didn't know what shoes were, what food was, what a doctor was. She sensed it, in a way, she said, but her doctor saying, "I'm your doctor" wasn't something she really understood until he said, "I will take care of you," something she did understand, so she trusted him. By and large...she had to relearn everything more or less from the ground up. She didn't even know food was to eat, but the act of eating made her understand quickly enough. It was like reconnecting dots to vague concepts and it would make sense eventually. My mother was fortunate that she had so many siblings who willingly stepped up to the plate to help her along. She relearned to walk, talk, read, write, and managed to return to school within a year, and met my Dad not long after. She's just beyond lucky that she made a complete physical recovery aside from the amnesia, because her body was a shattered mess. She was also very fortunate that she re-established family bonds with her siblings and mother (yes, her father too, but he was a bit of an asshole from everything I've ever known about him). They had been told she was going to die, so all her stuff had been given away, so there wasn't much to remind her of what she had lost...which didn't help. To this day she will never get back most of her memory. After a couple of decades she did begin to remember bits and pieces of her past, and she remembers the day of the accident, but not actually being hit. She was lucky to be alive, as her first boyfriend was killed and the drunk driver barely got a slap on the wrist for the entire mess. I've seen newspaper clippings and photos of the wrecked car, as well as heard my aunts and uncles talk about it. It was terrible all around. Mom's got a few body scars and partial false teeth, and a very slight tendency to be forgetful, but she made a recovery they predicted could not happen.
This Sheriff strikes me as either prideful or lazy. He most likely thinks he is smarter and therefore correct regarding the case so his mind is closed to any other possibilities. He is literally IGNORING all the evidence to the contrary. He is the only one involved who says there are no facts which point to foul play. Edit: I'm so glad they posted that update. It really makes me feel validated. I knew that he was wrong. Smh. Why are so many law enforcement officials so incredibly arrogant when it comes to admitting that they're incorrect or that they've made a mistake? It's insane how close to impossible it is to get verdicts overturned or cases reopened etc, simply based on the fact that so many of these men are just full of pride and can't admit when they're wrong.
Alas, positions of authority are often attractive to people who have that very weakness. Many police and other such figures believe that. . . A) doing their job depends on how much respect they get, and not vice versa. B) the public must be pacified by the perception, real or otherwise, that the authorities are firmly in charge, and have everything under control. Even if it's not true. Based on those combined misperceptions, a lot of cops will hand down a quick verdict and ignore any possibility that they're wrong, believing it's for the best. And that's the ones who aren't "in on it," which is another reason to obstruct an inquiry.
Notice alot of them are hard lined reactionaries who swing one say that politically, (of course support a certain someone who acts the same way)...hate to bring politics into this but its a noticeable trend, that they don't like to admit when they're wrong
Yeah that's what I thought too. He was just too stubborn to admit he was wrong from the beginning. I mean, what kind of massive accident can provoke a person to abruptly fly from the drivers seat to the passenger seat? Especially if she just ran over train tracks.
The amnesia was caused by the two ruptured vessels, and the fact she had any memories left at all was do to the operation. The fear of suddenly having that much time missing would make anyone be reluctant to say anything. Although.... "...her taste in, music, fashion, and dance was that of a 23 year old, not a woman approaching middle age..." *That should have been a HUGE clue to her family!*
My uncle was 24 when he died in his sleep from an unknown heart disorder. He had just gotten life insurance and had a full check up. Nothing was caught in the tests. My mom was pregnant with me at 7 months when her brother died. I never got to meet him.
@@keponedreams8269 Probably not of I am being honest. Not a fan of that series at all. IDK, I might get around to doing one a day if I have time. A big reason I did the stamps for these is not only for you guys, but so I can find segments I like to rewatch. I don't have that same interest for the reboot. But who knows. I might get around to it. No promises tho. Glad you enjoyed these time stamps. God bless.
@@luv2eatpuss79 that's cool I understand it's alot to do and if you have no personal Interest there really isn't much point. Thanks again it's very helpful alot of the segments are hard to watch for different reasons or it's a rebroadcast.
The Bonderson case: Imagine that if the Sheriff had concluded it was a possible homicide they could have solved it all in possibly a few days or weeks. Instead, the case went cold for nearly 20 years while the husband got away with murder. Good job, Sheriff. Such a shame the prick passed away before finding out what a major screw-up he was.
yep that sheriff was a massive A hole. And he did the whole soft/gentile/earnest demeanor that sociopaths like to embody when defending something ridiculous that they have done
Final segment: Wow, losing your memory on Friday the 13th. Sarah DiGenarro passed away in June 2018, at the age of 81. She never fully regained her memory of the 16 years she lost.
My heart absolutely breaks for this family! How much tragedy can one family in your? So it's just terrible. We all have so much to be thankful for. Heart wrenching..
My heart goes out to them. Terrible what that family went through. I can't imagine the mother's pain of burying almost all of her children, plus her 1st husband. God bless that family.
I had Amnesia from the drugs when I was in the hospital for Gallstones. I knew that I worked somewhere but I didn't know where or what I did. I didn't remember my house but I knew my family because they came to visit me at the hospital. It came back in a couple days but it was scary.
I recently lost my son last year, at 5 months. I never got to know him. But that is a pain that will never really heal.. That poor mom lost her husband, 4? of her children, and a grandchild.. I couldn't even imagine !! And all were so young, too. Breaks my heart for her.. God 💔 I'm so glad that family was able to get some answers and treatment. I only wish they had caught it sooner..
The guy who got 3 years for the robbery and denied involvement in the murders got off super easy. There are cases where the others participants get a hefty sentence even though they didn't pull the trigger
my bf has episodic amnesia and it's extremely scary and vulnerable for the person. anyone could take advantage of you or people might be mad at you. it's animal instinct not to broadcast your vulnerability like that
I'm so glad that family found a way to combat their genetically inherited heart condition! I sincerely hope none of them have to worry about losing a loved one from it ever again! 🙏
That Loomis robbery is easily one of most infamous in LA history. Those poor guards didn’t deserve to die, their only fault was recognizing the ex employees. Like Al Pacino once said “why leave a living witness”.
If you just finished the last episode and wondered why no one would suspect Marie Hilley of poisoning her family, this Santos' story offers some insight as to why.
They didn't know they had anything like a genetic heart condition. I'm glad the Santos family finally got the answer they were looking for. RIP to all those they have lost to this genetic syndrome. Dolores
@636lover1 You are VERY smart. You are very unselfish,also. I know of a family who has 3 autistic children and I want to know what kind of a fulfilling life can they live when their mental capacity won't reach that of an average adult? The parents wanted kids so they had them. Pure selfishness on the parents' part. And the parents are not the healthiest people and were told any children they had may have health problems. When the parents die, their children will have to be put into a special care facility. 😢
@@tommyharris5817 there's always hope but let the medical advances happen before the children are born so that the children born can have access to it.
@@DixieGeek09 okay dude it's not like it was a sure thing they'd have it. You can't tell someone not to have kids just because there's a chance they'll have a condition.
Sounds to me like old Sherrif Allmaras might have been a bit reluctant to really solve Kathy Bonderson’s case. Possibly he was a buddy of her husband 😐.
The Loomis robbery I remember very clearly. I was 12 at the time and live very close to the armored building, it's still here today and fully operating. There were cops everywhere, glad they caught the guys, they didn't have to kill them. They'll rot in hell eventually.
What an horribly violent crime. And they didn't even make a dollar. Horrible criminals and horrible people. If there is a hell - they're heading there.
@@gaijinmovementt2340 absolutely. I remember hearing the gunshots and then hours later sirens and helicopters. They shutdown the entire area around the building.
UPLOADER, thank you! thank you! thank you!. I am so grateful to you for uploading these videos, I've wanted to watch these so badly. there use to be a uploader in 2008 named ''Unsolved mysteries can't stop me'' at least I think that was their name, but they to uploaded unsolved mysteries videos and I use to binge their vids but they disappeared shortly after discovering their account. I hope they don't pull you down too quickly, or not at all for all of our sake. thanks again.
its actually incredibly rare for a vehicle to burst into flames even if the gas tank is not intact, but its also incredibly rare for a gas tank to fracture, i read a whole thing about it one time, it was relating to "do cars really explode like they do in the movies" which it seems this guy watched too many of and assumed thats what happened
22:15-22:35 Golly, you know what? I’m kinda curious towards more details! What made the investigators think to go after her husband? And what was his (possible) motive? EDIT: I Google Searched this case, and found it on the Unsolved Mysteries Wiki Page. According to it, ”During the investigations over the years, it was discovered that Robert had started dating another woman a few months prior to Kathy's death. Also, he had taken a $50,000 life insurance policy out on her just two months before. It was also discovered that Jamie, who had seen her car driving by him on the night of her death, had stated that Robert was the one driving it. His girlfriend confirmed this, as she had written about it in her diary. Investigators now believe that Kathy was killed at her home and placed in her car. They believe that Robert drove her to the railroad crossing and set her car on fire. The case is now considered closed. Sheriff Ed Allmaras passed away in 1997.”
Outrageous that after multiple deaths in the family that it took a television broadcast with viewers calling in. Hopefully now there's some type of hospital communication network?
It's obvious she was murdered before the car accident. I believe the Sheriff Andy Taylor Wannbe was in cahoots with the husband or was such an insecure little man who made up his mind from the beginning and couldn't face the fact he was wrong.
Excellent episode. The car crash one always got me the sheriff's conclusion. The car made two red marks somehow why red ? Without the cars frame/body making contact with the tracks. Started a large fire yet both the fuel line and tank were both intact. Did he think the 2 ounces of fuel in the carb somehow splashed out and did all that?
Damn this is scary for someone who is young and have an irregular heartbeat, heart murmur and hypertension but I'm 26 and still standing for now. But this episode makes me want to go seek a specialist.
Geez. They went to a lot of effort planning the robbery and didn’t realise the cash would weigh that much? You’d think they would have just emptied half the bag so you could carry it. Much easier would have been bringing backpacks for the cash. 100k in 100 or 50 dollar bills is much smaller than you’d imagine.
I was suspecting Kathy's husband since the beginning also cause they didnt mention him being a suspect or investigated. That sheriff was covering him for sure.
Sarah DiGennaro recovered some of her memories with the help of her family. However, she wished that she could recover all of the memories of those lost sixteen years. Sadly, she passed away on June 10, 2018 at age 81.
Watching this when I was just a young buck with my Mom… Lights off and everything … Robert stacks voice and music would freak me out but was addicted to watching it with my Momma … Talk about nostalgia….
My mom passed from ARVC. That first story scares me. She was healthy always. Then one night she went to sleep ( perhaps it was an after noon nap ) and she left. A genetic disease that often goes undetected till after autopsy. Now myself, siblings and even my own is something that scares me. But … it is now something that I can research and be aware of. Signs, possible symptoms? I am so sad for that family. I am so glad they now have an answer. ♥️ May the ones that passed rest in peace. I believe in the afterlife, I am happy to know they are all together up there. As a family forever and eternally.
@@user-xy3rl4fk4x’Trust in God and your health will always be fine’? Unfortunately, Life doesn’t work like this! Having a faith in God doesn’t guarantee anything!
So sad for the Santos family. I used to live on the island of Guam. It's beautiful and I miss it every day. My youngest son was born there and my oldest went to school there. Can't wait to go back and have my boys visit as adults.
They were going to douse the guy in lighter fluid and threatened to set them on fire if the other guard didn't come out this was done at the Great gold robbery at Heathrow Airport in London
@@sodamnsexy16 Healthier food/diet, healthier atmosphere (I mean with smoking and environmentally friendly vehicles), and yeah, I love it, but definitely the hair as well:-).
What a gloomy and drastic plight of this family Santos. May the Lord comfort everybody, but especially, their matriarc who's been through such a very huge amount of pain by losing almost all her loved ones. I'm dumfounded by this!!!
I have an uncommon heart condition that is apparently genetic called "long QT syndrome" . when I was 21 I passed out and was blamed for smoking weed for my condition haha LOL. I now have a defibrillator/ pacemaker❤
I avoid doctors. They never know shit about what really matters. They trained in toxic dope and risky surgeries. Not interested in either. They weren't even able to diagnose me correctly! Truth is doctors can be extremely dangerous. I have been suffering with cirrhosis for over 20 years. I have found far more promising products, than the doctors could ever hope to offer (A Transplant? LOL No Thank you!)
@Amanda Imhoff I get mine from Socal he is the cheapest and most consistent quality. Only thing is, he is closing shop for a while at the end of this month. Still there are tons of other places to buy and you would need to find the strain(S) that work best for you. Kratom is a strange plant. I wouldnt abuse it, just because that would or could also cause problems. Do a lot of research on it, I think this stuff could help you. DEA was terrified of it hurting the FDA drug sales (They work together) so the false info the FDA puts out about it, goes to the DEA. Still the DEA was not able to make the drug illegal because of the insane amount of backlash they got when they put the notice of shceduling it back in 2016. That was the first time ever the DEA backed down from making a plant or drug illegal after putting out the 30 day notice.
My step mom had exact same thing happen to her. She had anurism rupture and she lost about 30 years. She forgot she was in military and traveled the world she didn't know my dad and they had been married 15 years. She forgot her dad had passed. She thought she was still a military kid and traveling with her dad. She didn't know how to drive anymore even. My dad and her got divorced she was never the same and didn't love my dad anymore.
Wow, I feel for this poor family and the heart failure curse they seemed to face. No family deserves this but they are such great examples of true family and how they have all grown closer and persevered from all the negative. I pray for the remainder of the family and for their health. God bless each and every one of them! Yes, I agree with other commenters that Robert Stack made this series so popular and touching! They just don't them the same way they did in the 80s. I feel so lucky to have grown up in the 80's, it was such a great time and even the younger generations all wish they could have lived in the eighties as well. That pretty much tells you what a great time in history and life we all lived!
@@deewah1698 taxes. Investigate violent crimes. And decriminalize and regulate all drugs and take the distribution of drugs away from the criminals. Give addicts treatment. And don’t incarcerate nonviolent drug offenders
And there was a price on the lighter fluid (the Loomis robbery). Gee, who could have written that? Could it possibly have been the manager of the store from which it was purchased? Because that NEVER happens?!
I loved watching this show back in the day, loved how perfectly compelling Robert Stack was as the host, and loved hearing updates when mysteries were solved, criminals were caught and lost loves found. But wow - the show actually helped save the lives of those family members when a diagnosis of their mysterious illness was suggested by viewers. That’s amazing!
I wonder if Kathy Bonderson's husband killed her because of their arguing about their son? Imagine how he must feel, that his mom is dead all because he snuck out that night
Don´t think so. I believe that was just a cover story the husband made up to say that Kathy had gone out by herself that night. Interestingly, there is no mention of whether the son saw his father when he arrived home.
Here's the thing though, even if that's what sparked the argument that led to her death that night, that isn't the reason that her husband killed her. You don't go through life having a normal healthy marriage and then all the sudden your son sneaks out and then your husband decides to kill you over the argument that you have regarding that situation. That is not how it works at all. The husband already had to have a ton of angry at her he had serious emotional mental problems in order to have snapped and done what he did. The child sneaking out may have been the catalyst that led up to it but it's absolutely not the reason. It goes way deeper than that.
Why wasn't the son interviewed since he saw his mother and this other car, which now we realize was the husband or maybe someone hired by the husband? He must live with the thought everyday that his sneaking out contributed to her death. Also, she may have not known her husband as well as she though. He turned out to be a monster.
Robert Stack and his calm demeanor and haunting voice made this series what it is..
I personally can't comprehend how his voice is haunting. Growing up on Unsolved Mysteries, I enjoy falling asleep at night to his voice. Now the random screaming or other sounds during reenactments is another story while I'm trying to fall asleep.
I had a girlfriend years ago ask me if I enjoyed falling asleep listening to William Shatner's voice. I don't know how you get those two confused.
@@dougware Haunting in a good way, not a scary way, haunting is phrase not always associated with fear or being scared. Someone saying a song is haunting is not telling you it envolkes fear… If you don’t understand then you just don’t understand.
No One Stacks up.
Facts!
I love Robert Stack!!!!! R.I.P. 😢😢🙏🙏🙏🙏
why are 80's documentaries just so much better, love them
idk but the music was better cause of the synthesizer keyboard lol
So true. These 80's-90's episodes of Unsolved Mysteries are cool as hell.
@@MikeHunt-fo3ow moz def!
I miss alot of late 80's early 90's t.v., I sort of wonder if they were better because of the rose colored glasses I seen them thru. The reboots just don't seem as good as the originals, and I had a comparatively good childhood. Idk know exactly, but the Roseanne reboot just ain't the same after she o.d.'D on oxy's. So disrespectful I think
When I think of Roseanne, I can see Greatful dead and partaking on a ten year old bag of musty grass they found, not oxy's
Unsolved Mysteries taught me that the lazy small town sheriffs think everything is an accident or suicide.
There are some that changed their minds in the midst of an investigation or are at least open to the possibility of something else. Its the ones who are so dead set in their initial ruling even in light of new evidence that drives me nuts. Sure enough in the case of this "accident", turns out her husband killed her but he ended up with nearly two decades of freedom after the fact before he cowardly offed himself.
If you watch true crime daily you learn that small town sheriffs still to this day think that or seem to cover up a lot of murders to be accidents or suicides
Even if it’s obviously not 😭
Enya Macias yeah it’s easier to write accident and close the case than dig for the truth.
Absolutely. I would add to that military police.
The BEST host in Human history. Hands down.
Naw John Walsh was the best
@@undertakerfanz628that's a matter of opinion I think
Bill Kurtis
Yes unfortunately part of the propagandists machine, but he was one of their mvps
@@MrMadbrowncow what the fuck are you talking about
Im 27 I had heart attack last year cant afford my meds. Its 5am cant sleep cause of heart pain. And heart burn every night thinkin about callin 911. How strange unsolved played this video tonight for me I watch this everynight.
Tonight feels different tho.
God bless everybody
Do good today and everyday
I did go to the hospital that morning, I quit drinkin and smokin, I feel like a new man. No issues since, I appreciate the kindness in both of your hearts. Thank You.
I hope life is treating you well Beautifully Mastered, and Jewel Clark.
I hope you're doing well.
Glad to hear your health has improved. Hope all is still well.
@@felonstofreedom597 So glad you are doing well. Stay safe, brother. We need good peeps like you to stick around.
Glad your doing well hunny
Kisses 💋💋💋💋
Robert Stack reading a shopping list: "A pound of potatoes, six large tomatoes and a dozen eggs..."
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😮I can hear this in his exact voice...
@@roringusanda2837same. 😂
@@roringusanda2837 lol, that was the point.
Hearing his voice brings back so many memories of my childhood...
Same here. And the music too. Lol
The case of the woman with amnesia makes me cry because I lost most of my past due to a traumatic brain injury and still trying to remember things 11 years later
¡ ojala que.estes bien! ❤
Ahhhhh I'm so excited this show is on CZcams!!! 🤯🤯🤯🎉🎉🎉
Ikr!! 😍
It’s the best show ever ❤️
Pluto tv has it too
When this story Aired Many ppl called to suggest a diagnosed test Have proven to be correct the cause of death of the 6 Santos family members was Brugada Syndrome a genetic disease that causes sudden death from heart arrhythmia as a result of this condition the surviving brother frank now wears a implanted heart defibrillator other members have been treated with medication since than there have been no deaths reported in the family I'm finally glad they were given the correct diagnosis
I remember reading about the diagnosis when I followed up on this case. How sad they had to lose six family members to this syndrome. I just can't imagine that. Glad they got the correct diagnosis. I hope they are doing well.
Dolores
My brother in laws family has this...my best friend was his brother and he died from it in 2008, his grandmother died of it at 25 and his dad died from it at 23..Mitch was 21 when he died..
RIP ALL SANTOS FAMILY MEMBERS THAT PASSED 🙏
Santos family 🙏💛🙏
He was a dullard for sure.
Damn, I wasn't expecting this type of update in the mysterious death of Kathy Bonderson. Shocking. I hope the Sheriff was still alive when they closed the case, and that he saw how dead wrong he was. Captain Byram did a terrific job.
@cinnamongirl3121 Yep, what a stubborn prick. He is the reason the husband got away with murder for 18 years.
I read up on the case, sadly the Sheriff died in 1997 not knowing that the husband was responsible for the murder.
@@Romans8-9 Since he committed suicide, I would say he got away with murder, period. He was never caught, arrested, charged, put on trial, convicted nor sentenced.
That's the truth for sure! If Captain Byram hadn't have pushed so hard for the truth, the husband would've gotten away with the murder for sure.
For some reason I suspected the husband from the start when they said they were arguing over the son.
The sheriff in that Bonderson case: what a keystone cop. I feel sorry for the residents who lived in that community when he was sheriff. Probably a lot of guilty perps walking around free.
Why would someone take a job that could easily end up in murder
Every city has keystone cops
Hto
Thank god he isn’t sheriff anymore,+he died in 1997!
Yep, he was a real dumbass wasn't he? Probably related to Joe Biden.
Matt Groening probably got the inspiration for the Chief Wiggum character after watching Sheriff Allmaras.
He says it's all people from his family and home town.
Bake him away toys
He was a terrible investigator, if his investigation somehow missed the huge insurance policy the husband took out on her two months before her death.
I love all the old cars they use in the older stories! So cool. In one story from the fifties they used one of those wooden panel cars which have wooden doors! Totally epic!
A Woody.
These are from that time lol .
i used to work in classic car restoration, we specialized in old 1930s cars, a lot of bmw and porsches, some old race cars too..........a lot of very nice and very expensive vehicles and when something went wrong we had to manufacturer a replacement part from scratch
Sheriff objected to autopsy? That makes no sense. The police should be interested in finding the truth. The sheriff just seems to want to prove his theory is correct
Thank goodness he wasn’t sheriff when unsolved mysteries interviewed him in 1992,he died in 1997!
From the time I first saw the Kathy Bonderson segment over 20 years ago, even as a kid, I thought that sheriff was full crap. A car hits the railroad tracks so hard that it ruptures the fuel tank and causes a fire? That's just not physically possible.
It was clearly the husband. It's a damn shame he continued to live as a free man until he took the cowardly way out and committed suicide.
I saw it in 1992 in real time,he seemed creepy
It didn't rupture the fuel tank, there was still 12 gal of fuel in the tank after the fire
That’s cartoon physics, not reality. It happens to Hans Moleman, not real life people.
@@jbcatz5 I don't know. I can buy that a mom was out at 2 am driving around with a full jerry can on her lap, hits the train tracks and spills the gas all over herself as she bounces around the cab like a kid on a sugar high. With the gas can flying out the window 300 yards away after the car gently rolls into a slight depression on the side of the road. Something something gas lights on fire, melts the car, cooks Christian Bale's mom but somehow repairs the gas line and any structural damage on the underside. North Dakooohta professional steps in, busts out the crayons and figures it all out. Case closed dontchaknow.
The first story really messed me up, I can’t even fathom having something like that haunting my family. May they all Rest In Peace.
May they all Rot in Hell.
@@cradc9587 ur super funny and cool bro I wanna be jus like u when I grow up I bet u have so many friends and everyone enjoys ur company........................................................................... .........................................
@@cradc9587 you're one shitty ass person.
@@zachprows2691 lol idiot
Donatilla passed away in 2014
Man. I think growing up watching shows like Unsolved Mysteries and America's Most wanted is a reason I don't like people.
Michael Robins Same here. Haha.
Or you wasn’t loved enough as a baby🤷♀️
I. Wynn Wynn no, *_YOU_* suck. Now stfu & eat your veggies, stop eating with your mouth full, quit talking when you're full of idea's to avoid a brain cramp, mind your manners & behive, sit up straight no slouching or you'll break your back, and above all, quit thinking, you might get an aneurysm. Damn your ysm's, giving me a skysm.
Joe Al left that 1 out just for you to tell them that.
Michael Robins right! Everybody gets the side eye from me, even Jesus!
Sarah's case was really bizarre. Imagine waking up now losing sixteen years of your memory and believing it is 2005.
a far better time than today
If I woke up in a Gran Prix SJ I’d be OK
the woman with amnesia had a hemiplegic migraine, its a rare type of migraine that i get myself, once time it took me 3 days to be able to talk again. very scary and dangerous.
I have them, too. I pray it's never this bad. I have had at least 10 that mimicked a stroke. The only difference is that there's no permanent effects after a few days.
@Jewel Clark Thank you! As far as the migraines go, I'm ok.
My prayers go out to those of you who are suffering these debilitating migranes. I pray for your healing in Jesus's name!
@@beatrixbrennan1545
Good luck with that, because it's evident that prayer does absolutely nothing. It's superstitious woo-woo horseshit.
@@JanetStarChild true story. It's heartbreaking to me these seemingly intelligent people get caught up in these death cults...
Cars don't catch fire like that, no matter what you do to them.
The fact that a cop doesn't know that is more than a little disturbing.
Seriously. It shouldn't have been that difficult to find that an accelerant had been used. Didn't we all just know it was the husband? Sad that it took that long to find out. Glad he's dead. Not glad he was never caught.
Thank you!
A little critical thinking can go a long long way. I had a hunch it was the husband seeing they had an argument about their son (fact was the son was gone and I doubt that was the first time that happened or the arguments) and the fact her car was speeding from the direction of the home (like a perp was trying to get away from the scene the crime fast) yet the husband was alive and he was last to see her alive. He either knew the murderer, was the murderer or lucky enough to not be seen by the murderer by hiding which was never mentioned by him. Any other instance the husband would have been the prime suspect. What gives? You don't need 18 years to figure that out. Stupid.
This may be neither here or there growing this old couple in my neighborhood the cadilac they owned went up in flames about 2 in the morming. The fire investigation determined that the car self combusted from faulty electronics. My mechanic across the street told me that cadilacs have been known to do that of that era. Additionally right next door five years ago the car caught on fire from squirrels laying nesting material on the engine block. Those people moved shortly thereafter the wife was traumatized.
life nobody said they didn't on their own
Great work by Captain Byram and Fire Marshal Fogel. That sheriff needed a kick in the ass for being so dang stubborn.
Creepy sheriff is incompetent
These small town sherriffs cant b bothered with murder in their small town. Sad but true
I bet he was in on it
Good to know the Santos family has answers
Yeah so they can bring their relatives over the boarder.
TCRI grow up. Guam is a US Territory you dope.
only took six of them to die under the age of 35. America has the best doctors I find it hard to believe they could not do something preventative. it took unsolved mysteries....
@@fuckoff187 yeah it’s daft because you would think after the second there would be an investigation
@@fuckoff187 Yeah American Doctors are fucking terrible at their jobs especially when it comes to people who aren't rich.
My mom lost her dad when he was 47 to heart attack, her brother and uncle to the same thing all under the age of 60. Back in 2000 i was sitting at home and all of a sudden my heart started beating weird and i got light headed, went to the ER and was given digoxin to correct it. Was told to follow up and i never did. 2004 it did it again and my neighbor rushed me to the hospital. I told the dr about my previous episode yrs earlier. He had a cardiologist review me and did an ultrasound of my heart and notice i had an abnormality of my natural pacemaker. I was given medication to control the afib and to this day i think thats what killed my grandfather and uncles. I think it was something genetic.
i agree i'm glad you are okay though
Hmm. About the amnesia: When my mother was sixteen, she was struck by a drunk driver and in a coma for six months. She had complete retrograde amnesia and I recently asked her what it was like from her perspective right after waking up and knowing nobody. Could she even understand what people said to her? She said, "Kind of, but not." She couldn't really explain it to me, but she said that everything was so confusing and frightening to her that nothing really seemed to make sense at first; that it went just beyond not recognizing anyone in her family, or not recognizing herself in a mirror. My mother didn't know what shoes were, what food was, what a doctor was. She sensed it, in a way, she said, but her doctor saying, "I'm your doctor" wasn't something she really understood until he said, "I will take care of you," something she did understand, so she trusted him.
By and large...she had to relearn everything more or less from the ground up. She didn't even know food was to eat, but the act of eating made her understand quickly enough. It was like reconnecting dots to vague concepts and it would make sense eventually. My mother was fortunate that she had so many siblings who willingly stepped up to the plate to help her along. She relearned to walk, talk, read, write, and managed to return to school within a year, and met my Dad not long after.
She's just beyond lucky that she made a complete physical recovery aside from the amnesia, because her body was a shattered mess. She was also very fortunate that she re-established family bonds with her siblings and mother (yes, her father too, but he was a bit of an asshole from everything I've ever known about him). They had been told she was going to die, so all her stuff had been given away, so there wasn't much to remind her of what she had lost...which didn't help.
To this day she will never get back most of her memory. After a couple of decades she did begin to remember bits and pieces of her past, and she remembers the day of the accident, but not actually being hit. She was lucky to be alive, as her first boyfriend was killed and the drunk driver barely got a slap on the wrist for the entire mess. I've seen newspaper clippings and photos of the wrecked car, as well as heard my aunts and uncles talk about it. It was terrible all around. Mom's got a few body scars and partial false teeth, and a very slight tendency to be forgetful, but she made a recovery they predicted could not happen.
That sheriff is so determined not to admit he was wrong that he is grasping at straws and refuses to see reason.
This Sheriff strikes me as either prideful or lazy. He most likely thinks he is smarter and therefore correct regarding the case so his mind is closed to any other possibilities. He is literally IGNORING all the evidence to the contrary. He is the only one involved who says there are no facts which point to foul play.
Edit: I'm so glad they posted that update. It really makes me feel validated. I knew that he was wrong. Smh. Why are so many law enforcement officials so incredibly arrogant when it comes to admitting that they're incorrect or that they've made a mistake? It's insane how close to impossible it is to get verdicts overturned or cases reopened etc, simply based on the fact that so many of these men are just full of pride and can't admit when they're wrong.
Alas, positions of authority are often attractive to people who have that very weakness.
Many police and other such figures believe that. . .
A) doing their job depends on how much respect they get, and not vice versa.
B) the public must be pacified by the perception, real or otherwise, that the authorities are firmly in charge, and have everything under control. Even if it's not true.
Based on those combined misperceptions, a lot of cops will hand down a quick verdict and ignore any possibility that they're wrong, believing it's for the best. And that's the ones who aren't "in on it," which is another reason to obstruct an inquiry.
Their job is social control, not justice or crime prevention or solution.
It doesn't matter how they do their jobs-the paycheck is the same!
Notice alot of them are hard lined reactionaries who swing one say that politically, (of course support a certain someone who acts the same way)...hate to bring politics into this but its a noticeable trend, that they don't like to admit when they're wrong
Yeah that's what I thought too. He was just too stubborn to admit he was wrong from the beginning. I mean, what kind of massive accident can provoke a person to abruptly fly from the drivers seat to the passenger seat? Especially if she just ran over train tracks.
The amnesia was caused by the two ruptured vessels, and the fact she had any memories left at all was do to the operation. The fear of suddenly having that much time missing would make anyone be reluctant to say anything.
Although.... "...her taste in, music, fashion, and dance was that of a 23 year old, not a woman approaching middle age..." *That should have been a HUGE clue to her family!*
My uncle was 24 when he died in his sleep from an unknown heart disorder. He had just gotten life insurance and had a full check up. Nothing was caught in the tests. My mom was pregnant with me at 7 months when her brother died. I never got to meet him.
1:44 Broken Hearts
12:32 Burning Car
22:23 Armored Car killings
33:10 Amnesia
Great episode.
Can you please do timestamps for the Dennis farina episodes too?
Thank you In advance..
@@keponedreams8269 Probably not of I am being honest. Not a fan of that series at all. IDK, I might get around to doing one a day if I have time. A big reason I did the stamps for these is not only for you guys, but so I can find segments I like to rewatch. I don't have that same interest for the reboot. But who knows. I might get around to it. No promises tho. Glad you enjoyed these time stamps. God bless.
@@luv2eatpuss79 that's cool I understand it's alot to do and if you have no personal Interest there really isn't much point. Thanks again it's very helpful alot of the segments are hard to watch for different reasons or it's a rebroadcast.
@@keponedreams8269 no problem. I might start going some Ferrerra episodes. Just check in from time to time
I really feel sorry for poor Sarah. Losing 16 years of your memory would be absolutely horrifying.
The Bonderson case: Imagine that if the Sheriff had concluded it was a possible homicide they could have solved it all in possibly a few days or weeks. Instead, the case went cold for nearly 20 years while the husband got away with murder. Good job, Sheriff. Such a shame the prick passed away before finding out what a major screw-up he was.
yep that sheriff was a massive A hole. And he did the whole soft/gentile/earnest demeanor that sociopaths like to embody when defending something ridiculous that they have done
There are times when LEO are a criminal's best friend. Sad truth.
Almost as if the sheriff was trying to cover something up...🫣
Final segment: Wow, losing your memory on Friday the 13th.
Sarah DiGenarro passed away in June 2018, at the age of 81. She never fully regained her memory of the 16 years she lost.
Thanks for the info.
Hugs to the Santos family 😔
My heart absolutely breaks for this family! How much tragedy can one family in your? So it's just terrible. We all have so much to be thankful for. Heart wrenching..
ikr! So sad! And they are so young to pass!
My heart goes out to them. Terrible what that family went through. I can't imagine the mother's pain of burying almost all of her children, plus her 1st husband. God bless that family.
@@pansysgarden shit. That's too much. One strong woman to endure such tremendous pain and searing loss.
You mean endure
That's terrible, it has to be something genetic.
“Even the family car looked like something out of the space age.”
Shows 1976 Pontiac Grand Prix
Sarah DiGennaro passed away on June 10, 2018, she was 81 years old. She recovered some but never did recover all of the lost 16 years of her life.
I had Amnesia from the drugs when I was in the hospital for Gallstones. I knew that I worked somewhere but I didn't know where or what I did. I didn't remember my house but I knew my family because they came to visit me at the hospital. It came back in a couple days but it was scary.
I recently lost my son last year, at 5 months. I never got to know him. But that is a pain that will never really heal..
That poor mom lost her husband, 4? of her children, and a grandchild.. I couldn't even imagine !! And all were so young, too. Breaks my heart for her.. God 💔
I'm so glad that family was able to get some answers and treatment. I only wish they had caught it sooner..
he did later remarry so there is that, i'm sorry for your loss though
The guy who got 3 years for the robbery and denied involvement in the murders got off super easy. There are cases where the others participants get a hefty sentence even though they didn't pull the trigger
I noticed they'd said there was at least one white participant and that was the one who was released
They got $0
It might be possible that he worked with the DA and got a reduced sentence
My guess is he fingered the other people involved. It's possible he didn't kill anyone so he was given immunity.
it is called felony murder, you commit a felony and someone dies as a result of the crime intentional or not you are charged with their murder
I can't believe a mom would feel the need to fake not having amnesia. You had an aneurysm, dude, you don't have to be ok...
When you don't recognize your own children, the house you live in or even modern day living I would imagine that to be a very lonely place.
my bf has episodic amnesia and it's extremely scary and vulnerable for the person. anyone could take advantage of you or people might be mad at you. it's animal instinct not to broadcast your vulnerability like that
what a legend rest in peace robert you made the show what it was
I'm so glad that family found a way to combat their genetically inherited heart condition! I sincerely hope none of them have to worry about losing a loved one from it ever again! 🙏
That Loomis robbery is easily one of most infamous in LA history. Those poor guards didn’t deserve to die, their only fault was recognizing the ex employees. Like Al Pacino once said “why leave a living witness”.
So, not LA, but in the Bay Area. I know, cuz was there that night, and I'm in the show..
Dead men tell no tales, but to a homicide detective, a dead man is often more interesting than a living man's tale...
If you just finished the last episode and wondered why no one would suspect Marie Hilley of poisoning her family, this Santos' story offers some insight as to why.
If something that life threatening ran in my family, there's no way I'd have any kids. The risk of me passing it on would be far too great.
They didn't know they had anything like a genetic heart condition. I'm glad the Santos family finally got the answer they were looking for. RIP to all those they have lost to this genetic syndrome.
Dolores
@636lover1 You are VERY smart. You are very unselfish,also. I know of a family who has 3 autistic children and I want to know what kind of a fulfilling life can they live when their mental capacity won't reach that of an average adult? The parents wanted kids so they had them. Pure selfishness on the parents' part. And the parents are not the healthiest people and were told any children they had may have health problems. When the parents die, their children will have to be put into a special care facility. 😢
But wouldn't you have hope for medical advances?
@@tommyharris5817 there's always hope but let the medical advances happen before the children are born so that the children born can have access to it.
@@DixieGeek09 okay dude it's not like it was a sure thing they'd have it. You can't tell someone not to have kids just because there's a chance they'll have a condition.
Stories like the Santos family are how legends of family curses start
The Santos Family story is so sad but I'm glad they have information now about a name for this heart condition.
Wow: a clean sweep! All the call-in stories solved by the present day!
It was 1976 and she thought it was 1960. She must've fainted when she first heard Peter Frampton's "Do you feel like we do."
Sounds to me like old Sherrif Allmaras might have been a bit reluctant to really solve Kathy Bonderson’s case. Possibly he was a buddy of her husband 😐.
Anything is possible,it’ll never be known if almaras & bonderson’s husband were buddies
I wondered about that.
I love this series! But it seems so insane that the deputy really believed that Kathy died in an accident before and after all the evidence
The Loomis robbery I remember very clearly. I was 12 at the time and live very close to the armored building, it's still here today and fully operating. There were cops everywhere, glad they caught the guys, they didn't have to kill them. They'll rot in hell eventually.
What an horribly violent crime. And they didn't even make a dollar. Horrible criminals and horrible people. If there is a hell - they're heading there.
@@gaijinmovementt2340 absolutely. I remember hearing the gunshots and then hours later sirens and helicopters. They shutdown the entire area around the building.
they could have taken the money and left the guys alive, they panicked and everybody lost
@@ChristmasCrustacean1 true, it was just a messed up situation
@@ChristmasCrustacean1 I agree they had the money. Just leave
UPLOADER, thank you! thank you! thank you!. I am so grateful to you for uploading these videos, I've wanted to watch these so badly. there use to be a uploader in 2008 named ''Unsolved mysteries can't stop me'' at least I think that was their name, but they to uploaded unsolved mysteries videos and I use to binge their vids but they disappeared shortly after discovering their account. I hope they don't pull you down too quickly, or not at all for all of our sake. thanks again.
These folks bought the distribution rights. That's why you see these "updates" that have been added since the show aired 30 years ago.
Chill
If the fuel line and gas tank was intact and the fire wall was in the front it could only have started by someone else.
its actually incredibly rare for a vehicle to burst into flames even if the gas tank is not intact, but its also incredibly rare for a gas tank to fracture, i read a whole thing about it one time, it was relating to "do cars really explode like they do in the movies" which it seems this guy watched too many of and assumed thats what happened
22:15-22:35 Golly, you know what? I’m kinda curious towards more details! What made the investigators think to go after her husband? And what was his (possible) motive?
EDIT: I Google Searched this case, and found it on the Unsolved Mysteries Wiki Page. According to it, ”During the investigations over the years, it was discovered that Robert had started dating another woman a few months prior to Kathy's death. Also, he had taken a $50,000 life insurance policy out on her just two months before. It was also discovered that Jamie, who had seen her car driving by him on the night of her death, had stated that Robert was the one driving it. His girlfriend confirmed this, as she had written about it in her diary. Investigators now believe that Kathy was killed at her home and placed in her car. They believe that Robert drove her to the railroad crossing and set her car on fire. The case is now considered closed. Sheriff Ed Allmaras passed away in 1997.”
you watched the all new 2020 series on netflix ? or any free tv ite ,new format
Oh wow 😮
thank you i was wondering what his motive even was
Outrageous that after multiple deaths in the family that it took a television broadcast with viewers calling in. Hopefully now there's some type of hospital communication network?
I plan to be a middle aged women that also listens to the same music i listened to as a teenager and early twenties.
Hopefully,your plan has worked out for you!
It's obvious she was murdered before the car accident. I believe the Sheriff Andy Taylor Wannbe was in cahoots with the husband or was such an insecure little man who made up his mind from the beginning and couldn't face the fact he was wrong.
I have that same condition and have an ICD as well. Prayers for that family....it sure was hard for me
Fransico was a very handsome man so sad that most of his children had to inherit his bad genes as well poor mama so much headache and loss 😣💔
Shows you couldn't watch before bed because you'd be scared senseless afterwards 😭
I’m 40 years old and it only takes this intro song to make me scared to go into the kitchen at night
Excellent episode. The car crash one always got me the sheriff's conclusion. The car made two red marks somehow why red ? Without the cars frame/body making contact with the tracks. Started a large fire yet both the fuel line and tank were both intact. Did he think the 2 ounces of fuel in the carb somehow splashed out and did all that?
I wish I could have the last few years of my memory erased like that, especially of my ex's.
I agree! It sounds like bliss to me. Totally block out all the bad things that have happened.
Be careful with what you desire
I was thinking that too but I'd want to know what happened so I don't have to go through that again esp with those people
Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Is anyone going to Mention how Donatila Leonardo almost has TWO Ninja Turtles names? Lmiao. 💜
T.u.r.t.l.e power!
That's stupid...i almost won the lottery
😂
@Lee McDonald I know hon. But thanks.
Was always grateful for Rex Kramer hosting Unsolved Mysteries.
Santos family story is so sad 😔😭
Damn this is scary for someone who is young and have an irregular heartbeat, heart murmur and hypertension but I'm 26 and still standing for now. But this episode makes me want to go seek a specialist.
You really should. How are you doing?
Geez. They went to a lot of effort planning the robbery and didn’t realise the cash would weigh that much? You’d think they would have just emptied half the bag so you could carry it. Much easier would have been bringing backpacks for the cash. 100k in 100 or 50 dollar bills is much smaller than you’d imagine.
1 Million is 100's is about 22 pounds.
I am actually baffled on how they didn't get anything at all.
I was suspecting Kathy's husband since the beginning also cause they didnt mention him being a suspect or investigated. That sheriff was covering him for sure.
+ the son lied
Sarah DiGennaro recovered some of her memories with the help of her family. However, she wished that she could recover all of the memories of those lost sixteen years. Sadly, she passed away on June 10, 2018 at age 81.
Narrator "She was murdered."
Me "Oh her husband 12000% did it."
Update "Her husband did it!"
Watching this when I was just a young buck with my Mom… Lights off and everything … Robert stacks voice and music would freak me out but was addicted to watching it with my Momma … Talk about nostalgia….
I really love how the remakes follow the pacing of the original. I wish they would add updates like these too. The updates are awesome.
My mom passed from ARVC. That first story scares me. She was healthy always. Then one night she went to sleep ( perhaps it was an after noon nap ) and she left. A genetic disease that often goes undetected till after autopsy. Now myself, siblings and even my own is something that scares me. But … it is now something that I can research and be aware of. Signs, possible symptoms?
I am so sad for that family. I am so glad they now have an answer. ♥️ May the ones that passed rest in peace. I believe in the afterlife, I am happy to know they are all together up there. As a family forever and eternally.
Tienes que tener fe, confia en dios ,tu salud va.estar.siempre bien,,,y lo siento mucho por tu madre,esta junto s dios.,, saludos desde chile,❤❤
@@user-xy3rl4fk4x’Trust in God and your health will always be fine’? Unfortunately, Life doesn’t work like this! Having a faith in God doesn’t guarantee anything!
Thank u for sharing ur story! So sorry to hear about ur Mom! 😢
Please, try not to use the acronyms! Many of us have no clue what they mean!
40:25 Sara might have lost some of her memories but she didn't forget how to Boogie down.😁
Robert Stack is a Legend... Definitely not taking that armored car job after seeing this.
I'm so glad that sweet family found help for their heart condition !
Robert Stack was so funny in the movie, Airplane ✈️
Wow, Sheriff Almeris (?) was an incompetent cop. Refuses to acknowledge evidence because he doesn't want to say he was wrong. Sad.
I can't believe that 4 men could kill 3 armored car guards steal 2 bags of money and leave the money behind.
$ is heavy
So sad for the Santos family. I used to live on the island of Guam. It's beautiful and I miss it every day. My youngest son was born there and my oldest went to school there. Can't wait to go back and have my boys visit as adults.
Why leave them
That sheriff is clueless she was murdered and that car was set on fire. That sheriff is covering something up!
Definitely.
They were going to douse the guy in lighter fluid and threatened to set them on fire if the other guard didn't come out this was done at the Great gold robbery at Heathrow Airport in London
So glad all the episodes are back up.They all disappeared yesterday for some reason
Kathy was still young but looked so much older. 35 in 1987 is like 55 today! (That pic might've not been brand new, so she could've even been 32-34.)
Xennial Hipster Bern I think the hair really aged people in the 80s
@@sodamnsexy16 Healthier food/diet, healthier atmosphere (I mean with smoking and environmentally friendly vehicles), and yeah, I love it, but definitely the hair as well:-).
She looked late 40’s
I actually think people used to look better and stayed younger, more natural looking in general back in the 80s and 90s🤷
What a gloomy and drastic plight of this family Santos. May the Lord comfort everybody, but especially, their matriarc who's been through such a very huge amount of pain by losing almost all her loved ones. I'm dumfounded by this!!!
I have an uncommon heart condition that is apparently genetic called "long QT syndrome" . when I was 21 I passed out and was blamed for smoking weed for my condition haha LOL. I now have a defibrillator/ pacemaker❤
quit calling family first unless they are all EMTs or doctors......
I avoid doctors. They never know shit about what really matters. They trained in toxic dope and risky surgeries. Not interested in either. They weren't even able to diagnose me correctly! Truth is doctors can be extremely dangerous. I have been suffering with cirrhosis for over 20 years. I have found far more promising products, than the doctors could ever hope to offer (A Transplant? LOL No Thank you!)
@Amanda Imhoff I get mine from Socal he is the cheapest and most consistent quality. Only thing is, he is closing shop for a while at the end of this month. Still there are tons of other places to buy and you would need to find the strain(S) that work best for you. Kratom is a strange plant. I wouldnt abuse it, just because that would or could also cause problems. Do a lot of research on it, I think this stuff could help you. DEA was terrified of it hurting the FDA drug sales (They work together) so the false info the FDA puts out about it, goes to the DEA. Still the DEA was not able to make the drug illegal because of the insane amount of backlash they got when they put the notice of shceduling it back in 2016. That was the first time ever the DEA backed down from making a plant or drug illegal after putting out the 30 day notice.
Thank you Robert Stack. As a young boy I watched this show and loved the way Robert talked. My english improved just by watching the show.
My step mom had exact same thing happen to her. She had anurism rupture and she lost about 30 years. She forgot she was in military and traveled the world she didn't know my dad and they had been married 15 years. She forgot her dad had passed. She thought she was still a military kid and traveling with her dad. She didn't know how to drive anymore even. My dad and her got divorced she was never the same and didn't love my dad anymore.
Good idea to grease your squad car doors for those sneak attacks.
Wow, I feel for this poor family and the heart failure curse they seemed to face. No family deserves this but they are such great examples of true family and how they have all grown closer and persevered from all the negative. I pray for the remainder of the family and for their health. God bless each and every one of them! Yes, I agree with other commenters that Robert Stack made this series so popular and touching! They just don't them the same way they did in the 80s. I feel so lucky to have grown up in the 80's, it was such a great time and even the younger generations all wish they could have lived in the eighties as well. That pretty much tells you what a great time in history and life we all lived!
Have they considered a contaminant in the home the family lived in?
ITS A GENETIC DISORDER! Did you not see the update? It’s not contaminants.
Every unusual suspicious death should be investigated by major crime unit of the state or FBI
Sounds good, but where would the $$$ come from?
@@deewah1698 taxes. Investigate violent crimes. And decriminalize and regulate all drugs and take the distribution of drugs away from the criminals. Give addicts treatment. And don’t incarcerate nonviolent drug offenders
And there was a price on the lighter fluid (the Loomis robbery). Gee, who could have written that? Could it possibly have been the manager of the store from which it was purchased? Because that NEVER happens?!
Bringing back unsolved mysteries would benefit so many. Bears the crap on the tube these days.
Now on Netflix and Amazon Prime
I loved watching this show back in the day, loved how perfectly compelling Robert Stack was as the host, and loved hearing updates when mysteries were solved, criminals were caught and lost loves found. But wow - the show actually helped save the lives of those family members when a diagnosis of their mysterious illness was suggested by viewers. That’s amazing!
I wonder if Kathy Bonderson's husband killed her because of their arguing about their son? Imagine how he must feel, that his mom is dead all because he snuck out that night
Don´t think so. I believe that was just a cover story the husband made up to say that Kathy had gone out by herself that night. Interestingly, there is no mention of whether the son saw his father when he arrived home.
@@Romans8-9 Yeah who knows how accurate that was. It's interesting they never interviewed or mentioned the son in the segment either!
That's what the husband told authorities at the time. We now know the whole thing was nonsense.
Here's the thing though, even if that's what sparked the argument that led to her death that night, that isn't the reason that her husband killed her. You don't go through life having a normal healthy marriage and then all the sudden your son sneaks out and then your husband decides to kill you over the argument that you have regarding that situation. That is not how it works at all. The husband already had to have a ton of angry at her he had serious emotional mental problems in order to have snapped and done what he did. The child sneaking out may have been the catalyst that led up to it but it's absolutely not the reason. It goes way deeper than that.
Why wasn't the son interviewed since he saw his mother and this other car, which now we realize was the husband or maybe someone hired by the husband? He must live with the thought everyday that his sneaking out contributed to her death. Also, she may have not known her husband as well as she though. He turned out to be a monster.