yeah no shit vastly superior to the cheesey reenactments on 'america's most wanted'. if you care to check it out 'crimewatch u.k.' (several of which are available on yt) also have excellent reenactments.
@@NoirL.A. There are a few different examples/ways they are blue pilled. One is how they always assume the woman is this innocent person being taken advantage of. They haplessly overlook female nature...when it comes to "sweetheart swindlers" and when women run off with criminals/"bad boys". There are some other ways I've seen that I can't think of at the moment.
I absolutely agree! I used to watch this show with my grandfather when I was a kid and I remember Robert Stack being the host as well as the awesome creepy music to this show. This brings back so many memories of how scared shitless I was when I was a kid just watching this show. It's amazing that the reenactments looked so real. Whoever did the casting for the reenactments did an outstanding job with every episode of this show. Now that I think about it I'm not sure which season and episode but believe it or not Matthew McConaughey was actually in an episode of this show as one of the reenactors before he became a celebrity. That was like in the early 90s. I'm so addicted to watching this show here on CZcams that I can't even stop watching it.
02/06/88 Newburgh N.Y. aka The 6th Borough ain't scared of nothing. Mr. Robert Stack voice was spooky though. Scared me until I got older. His voice was scarier than the mystery.
@@fabrizoluggerious6855 As fast as his mom was to judge by describing the guy as a "street person" and "tall" , "smelling bad (most understandable statement she mad)" and "scary" I don't blame him if he left his family. His mom was clearly racist. Racists all share the same speech patterns and down play never mention anything viable with true rational fear of well being if a stranger is present. They also act like they can relate to a group in a certain way where as if they had really known these types of people they'd talk with everyone in the same way as their own race. Who says "street person" when most people call them homeless? Back in the day "Street People" was always synonymous with gangs and with people of color namely Blacks. They attempt to stop themselves from sounding racist and are more afraid of the person for their presence of a hated race rather than what things a new face could do. There is a lot that can be said about people that label things inappropriate to a situation.
@@coreym162 maybe so, but I dont see his mom being racist as enough to leave the comforts of his privilaged life. Plus I think his mom had more of a problem with poor dirty people then anything, however she could have issues with both. Not only that why would he leave his black friend in his apartment to contend with his mom. He had to know that his family would eventually come and find him in there. That would be really mean to do to his friend-why would he set his friend up like that? Seemed like he really liked him. But....he did do that. Its possible that he just didnt think it thru or maybe he intended on coming back and something happened-maybe he was murdered on the street trying to do something nice for someone. This is diffinitely a mystery for sure. My best wishes and regards go out to the family (even if they are this or that) and especially Adam....I hope he finds what hes looking for and/or he is okay and safe or he is resting in peace.
Update on the Adam Hecht case: The Hecht family still runs into "Tony" (not his real name) on occasion. He still walks the streets. The family claims that having a rational conversation with Tony is hit and miss, but they are convinced Tony had nothing to do with Adam's disappearance. The family last saw "Tony" on the streets in 2019. Also partly how this case made UM is that Robert Stack was a family friend of of Hecht family so this case hit close to home for Mr. Stack.
20 years on the streets is unbelievable. What do you think happened to Adam? Sounds to me like the stories of wealthy, closeted businessmen who on trips take to their hotel rooms drunken sailors...
A bit of an update on the Adam Hecht Case. Adam's brother, Harold Jr. ran into Tony in 2019 and they talked for awhile. After having talked with Tony for the first time since the mid-late 1990's, Harold Jr now believes that Tony honestly had nothing to do with Adam's disappearance. Sadly, Adam's fate still remains unknown and he has been declared legally dead. Harold Jr and Tony, while not necessarily friends, have become reacquainted and they do talk on occasion.
That's interesting. I just wonder what makes them rule Tony out. Dude was obviously a couple bricks short of a dozen. I wondered if he was still alive. Thing is though, even if Tony did not kill Adam or was not directly involved in his disappearance, he did lure him into a world that may very well have led to his death. Of course we don't know for sure he is dead, but I have to believe he is. Think he would have contacted his family or surfaced in some way by now if he wasn't, if for no other reason to tell them to stop looking. Also Tony apparently told Harold once that if he looked enough on the streets he'd find his answer to Adam's disappearance. Why would Tony say such a thing if he truly had no idea what happened to Adam? Strange case for sure.
@@alliemartin912 nah, I won't be, cause I am not uneducated or into drugs or gangs. People like you are the reason why so many people are insolvent, you just don't have individual responsibility
@@spac18 At least half of the homeless population is university educated, so education has nothing to do with it. There are more reasons for homelessness than drugs or gangs, such as mental illness or mental breakdown, family break-up, family violence or abuse, loss of employment, sudden loss of financial stability, or the onset of an illness or disability. Those things can happen to anybody, no matter how comfortable they might think their lives are.
My dad is currently 72 & got his masters in Theatre Arts back in the early 1970's (they were taught elocution, diction & how to speak with a mid Atlantic accent, lol). I could listen to him speak all day :)
Adam had a good heart and came from a loving family. Such a shame his good intentions were not met with the same respect, grace and gratitude he showed others. A good Samaritan lost in this evil world. God Bless him.
hahaha! so many years later and I still laugh my ass off to that part!! that reenactment perfectly captured the spirit of an interaction between a rich white woman and street black man
Little update on Adam's case: The homeless man "Tony" is still alive as of 2019 and was located as recent as 4 years ago. He is no longer considered a suspect in the case.
Shantia J It seems like Adam most likely strayed into Skid Row one too many times and got shanked, with the perpetrator taking whatever he had in his pockets. Skid Row in LA is notoriously violent. Zac Effron had an altercation there where the fellow pulled a knife and tried to stab him a few months back in 2019.
I had this episode recorded on vcr back in the day. I remember the Nazi gold story and the convict and prison officer escape segmemt vividly. What a brilliant and eerie show. Miss Robert Stack He was the show!
Never board a boat, for an extended journey, with 8 men you barely know, during stormy weather, headed for the Bermuda Triangle…😮 That said: I hope Lisa’s family gets some answers.
"Beverly Hills Ca., with an average family income of $75,000, one of the richest areas in the country...." Thirty years ago. A family can't live in a trailer in California slums now for that.
Does anyone know if Adam was ever found? So sad his family and Lisa's never got answers.. I can't imagine the pain in not knowing what happened to them.
Kind of seems like Adam wanted out of the rich lifestyle and wanted to be a drifter like Tony. They found his rental car, money and keys abandoned so it wasn't robbery. Bizarre case.
Here from trace evidence...(great show) But watching Unsolved Mysteries with my granny when I was young, that was what started with my crime/conspiracy/murder mystery obsession!
Watching unsolved mysteries made me realize that live is short...precious...fragile and full of danger yet beautiful... I imagine there must be more unsolved mysteries out there...in other countries...
I laughed out lot at that statement that "at an average income of $75,000 a year, this is one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in the country...". Today, that income would be barely enough to pay rent on a crappy studio apartment in Podunk.
I just can't get enough of this channel. These Robert Stack episodes are bringing back so many memories! I get a kick out of seeing them again, especially now that I can watch them from the different perspective of a grown woman as opposed to the kid that I was when I first saw them. I didn't think much of it back then, but as a grown up now, I find it amazing how gullible and naive so many of these folks were back then. It truly was a different time. Now if only I could find that one episode with the Hispanic guy whose wife skipped town after she poisoned his protein shake for no apparent reason. I don't know why I remember that particular story so well...but I do, and now I'm jonesin' to see it again.
Considering she's probably long dead or well within the throes of sex slavery, I feel kind of ashamed for having chuckled at this...and still doing it.
There is more to the story about Adam. His brother disclosed that Adam was in business with a broker friend who dealt in a lot of dodgy shady business practices. This friend caused a lot of people including Adam's mother to lose a massive amount of money. Funny how unsolved mysteries never included this in the story, but instead attempted to only drawn suspicion on Tony.
@GaunletofDestruction Bingo. It all lines up. I think he voluntarily left, to avoid getting in trouble, but may had been silenced at some point along the line.
If anyone paid attention to the narration of the story of Adam and Tony. They said Tony had been living with Adam for at least two weeks before having dinner at his mothers house. Why did his mother say she remembered his 'smell' as if he still smelled like the streets/ a pungent odor. As if when he was staying with Adam he didn't clean him up. Also the re enactment of Tony seeing the mom for dinner why did he still look dirty,dingy and smelly. Adam was taking care of Tony letting him live with him he didn't clean him up? I'm convinced that Adam was doing drugs. The family just don't want to bring shame to themselves.
Why would someone pick up a person of the street and bring them into your home? Why not help them with a hotel or get them their own space? Help them get food stamps? There are other ways of helping the homeless other than bringing them in your own place of residence.. safety first, not naivety.
Every single one of these segments featured in this episode was about individuals meeting an insurmountable demise because they made dense minded, knuckleheaded decisions despite warnings and pleads from their families not to. Let it be a lesson.
Have you seen the key and peel skit where they are woman who are gossiping about how crazy every random acquaintance is until a maniacal looking freak talks them into getting into the back of his white van willingly?
Wow I just recently stumbled on this channel and the narrator Robert stack he's absolutely amazing am immediately hooked to your Chanel like I'm addicted btw I love theses contents I hope I'm not weird are am I the only one who's also stuck here
You're not weird; it's a very addictive show. I can remember when it was on TV in the late '80's/early '90's. I was in junior high/high school, and many of the segments stuck with me through the years.
The Adam Hecht disappearance is chilling in its own way. Where did he go? It's like he literally vanished from this earth. Really hard to believe absolutely no one have seen him for 30 years.
What a strange story, what a strange family! Maybe Adam decided to leave it all behind. His family said how much he started to change after he met Tony. If he was killed, it seems so unlikely that he would never be found. Walking away from it all seems a bit extreme too, but weird things happen all the time. It made me think of Christopher McCandless.
The actor playing Tony is Scott Lawrence. He played in the Quantum Leap episode, "Shock Theater," as 'Tibby Johnson' a patient suffering from migraines.
That shot of the Nazi officers disappearing down the far side of the hill while Stack says they were never seen again, holding the shot until the last of the three was gone from view, is one of the lasting images of the series for me.
I've always loved Beemans story. You'd think a convict would simply use the Prison Guard and then dump her after the escape but clearly this was true love. It's awesome to me that he not only returns to his live with the former C.O. but that they remained together until his death. A shame she needed to turn her back on her family and life but their love... That's truly a beautiful thing.
Thanks for another great episode of unsolved mysteries I truly don't know what happened to adam hecht but I feel tony is the only person who was last seen with him tony is not giving any information about adam at all I pray this case is solved very soon
Many years since this episode of Unsolved Mysteries and the police still know Tony's whereabouts and have kept eyes on him but there is nothing to show that Adam's disappearance was his doing. This story always gets to me because it was 1989 and that was the very year that I was cutting school all the time. I didn't understand it back then but I was having issues with bipolar disorder. I used to just wander all over the city, including the park in Beverly Hills they mentioned as well as Skid Row. I just wandered all over Los Angeles. I think Adam just blended into the homeless population.
Am I the only person that loved this show as a kid? My friends thought it was creepy too,I had to mute the intro or my best friend would leave the room lol
Adam was not murdered. He was going through a personal mid life crisis at the time and left on his own accord which is why his car was found undisturbed. This segment doesn't mention this.
I assume his mid.life crisis had to do with not wanting live like a mannequin in a store window on Rodeo drive. Kinda like Pinnochiio wanted to be real boy and got into some real trouble.
At the Company where I Work at they Tell us that we Could win a Paid trip to Miami they Even Played us an Out Dated Music Video by Will Smith in Miami I thought to Myself, Why would I Visit that Geghto?
@GaunletofDestruction paul found florians parents and they said he disappeared. But a lady claims to have seen filipe near San Francisco and he was being charged with a crime of some sort.
@GaunletofDestruction A lady I met in Bangkok, 3/1991, deceased in 2008, was also involved when the Freedon was docked in Perth. She jumped ship as it pulled out, this was approx. Feb. 1991. I met her in Bangkok and she went on to Singapore. Ship was carrying weapons and coast guard held ship from leaving Perth for several days. She later told me that the ship was found in the pacific just west of San Francisco, Phillipe jumped ship but coast guard got him and case was to go to trial in San Francisco. Phillipe had charmed her and was at one time staying in her home for a short time in Taos, N.M. By this time I’m sure everything about the case is documented and updated. Last I heard from Helen was around 2005. I’m surprised the family of missing girl doesn’t have all this information. I reported all to Unsolved Mysteries shortly after arriving back in Ca. late March 1991.
This disparity between Rich & Poor has shifted drastically!! Everything is wonderful now! Safe , clean & beautiful! Everything’s is just peachy. Clearly it was starting to get better as Robert Stack switched to silk slacks.
Adam needed professional help and was always doing the most bizarre dangerous things. Whether a man is homeless or not you just don't have them live with you 30 minutes later. As crazy as Adam was he could've easily just fuckin left and gone anywhere
Adam should’ve left Tony ass right where he found him-at the corner!! Ladies news flash, dont get on a boat going to the middle of no where with a bunch of strange men-not gonna be a good turn out...
Agreed. Adam should have given Tony $5 and left it at that. The homeless are on the streets for their own reasons. Tony just dragged Adam down with him
I would hate to think what happened to Lisa , the only girl on that ship . She put herself in a really dangerous position. Poor Adam , what a sad ending for such a good person. . What an idiot Kaye was . Lost everything and broke her daughters heart. What a fool .
@GaunletofDestruction Absolutely! It sounds crude but it's the truth! Women need to be careful! Lisa made a horrible decision that ended in her demise.
Scott Lawrence (Tony) is still quite young in this episode - it being around the 11th acting role/job, since starting. He’s come a long way since then but maybe Unsolved Mysteries is where his career really took off... you never know 🤪
a couple months after adam hecht disappeared tony was once again spotted on the streets of california when one of adams family members asked him where was adam tony apparently stated if you spend time on the streets with me you will find your answer then without saying a word he walked away i'm certain that tony was somehow involved in his disappearance sadly I don't think this case will be solved due to the passage of time
Renee Brown It seems like Adam most likely strayed into Skid Row one too many times and got shanked, with the perpetrator taking whatever he had in his pockets. Skid Row in LA is notoriously violent. Zac Effron had an altercation there where the fellow pulled a knife and tried to stab him a few months back in 2019.
Her BF is a fool. She meets a dude and goes on a cruise with him “adventure of a lifetime”. The boats name “free-dong”.the day she boarded that boat I would’ve been on the dock waiving goodbye to the relationship.
I. Wynn Wynn your a total fucking moron. I blamed both for what happened to them. If you weren’t too busy putting your own head up your ass you would have seen what I wrote about Adam
23:15 Why didn't Adam just open a homeless shelter? He came from an affluent upbringing. I am sure he could have cut ties with Tony and still help the homeless. Tony sounds like a sketchy figure that would show up at your apartment at 3 am begging for money. I am not saying he's bad per say but he comes off as a creep when he tried to kiss Adam's mom and didn't let Adam's brother check up on him along with the hand burning incident.
Tony killed him.. He did mentioned to his family about walking on the streets with him and if they do so he’s gonna show them where Adam is.. Adam’s body is probably in the street where those homeless ppl b sleeping at.. it’s hidden around somewhere around there..I think the police can still question some homeless ppl that’s still living around there
Adam's family is incredibly biased though. It was very clear that they hate homeless people and probably people of color as well, so I wouldn't be surprised if they over exaggerated some of the things mentioned, especially since it was just one side of the story. Plus I can't see Tony killing him when he had all of that money left in his car.
There have been several reported sightings of the Freedon over the years; however, none of these sightings have ever been confirmed. Family members of the Haitian crew members have stated that they have not heard from the crew since 1988. Florian Meyer-Bourch's parents have also stated that they have not heard from him since the 1988 disappearance of the Freedon. Although this suggests that the Freedon may have actually sank, but no trace of it has ever been found.
This episode of Unsolved Mysteries was the ONLY episode to mention Grand Cayman ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! One of the most *beautiful* islands to visit ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗 I've been there on more than one occasion and I have NEVER been disappointed with the beauty and hospitality of the citizens / residents ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 👍👏
The posh condescension always cracks me up. Like when Adam’s brother grimaces and disdainfully says “Street… people” at 23:16. It’s like it disgusts him even to mention them 😂 And at 19:56 he refers to Tony as ‘what’ rather than ‘who’, like Tony is an object 🤣
The mother isn’t much better, look at how she reacts when first seeing Tony, describing him as smelling off when the timeframe should have given him time to bathe. The costuming too isn’t flatting on Tony’s actor.
You took the words right out of my mouth. Good grief, I can't decide who's worse: the guy who was thinking with his little head instead of his big one and the poor man ended up dead, or the woman prison guard who abandoned her family for a felon. Idiots. I'm sympathetic towards Adam Hecht for trying to help the homeless guy but he was a fool too.
They said Beverly Hills has a average income of $75,000. It may have been a lot of money then, but not now. Definitely not a Income to live a luxurious life.
@@johnnolan33177 Yeah, but we're talking Beverly hills California where the cost of living is through the roof. It's hard to believe that 75,000 is the annual income even for the late 80s.
@@kamisa7362 Those figures are probably just for those that actually work; most of the folks that live there don't work. Those are the figures for some of the kids, like Adam, who were tennis instructors or the like. No one's living on that money there...it's just kids and adults doing work for fun or for extra spending money.
@@the_gilded_age_phoenix8717 What are you talking about? Obviously we're talking about people that work. They said Beverly hills has an average annual income of $75,000 which seems kind of low even for the 1980s considering it's not only in expensive California, but also in expensive Beverly hills. Also, where are you getting that most people in Beverly hills don't work? I highly doubt that's true. You don't get to live there by not working.
How does a young rich guy choose to live in the streets?? He must of got involved w drugs..It almost always doesn’t end well.. very sad .. he seems well loved by his family..
This show always had the best reinactments.
yeah no shit vastly superior to the cheesey reenactments on 'america's most wanted'. if you care to check it out 'crimewatch u.k.' (several of which are available on yt) also have excellent reenactments.
...but they were always Baby Boomer blue pilled re-enactments. Eerie, but naive in certain ways that seem obvious in this day and age.
@@the_gilded_age_phoenix8717 how do you mean?
@@NoirL.A. There are a few different examples/ways they are blue pilled. One is how they always assume the woman is this innocent person being taken advantage of. They haplessly overlook female nature...when it comes to "sweetheart swindlers" and when women run off with criminals/"bad boys". There are some other ways I've seen that I can't think of at the moment.
@@the_gilded_age_phoenix8717 yes that is true.
Ladies, no matter what the scenario, don't board a boat with a bunch of strange men.
Deez Nuts, The fact that anyone literally has to say this drives me crazy. How stupid do you have to be?
Omg exactly and going in the middle of no where!!!
Woman needed to read more about pirates before embarking on her journey. A bunch of seaborne dudes are always going to be out for booty.
What about a lifeboat? Evacuating a DIW vessel!? Eh? THEN what do ya do? Eh?
Ladies please PLEASE heed this advice. Well put Mr. Nuts.
So thankful these r avalible to watch....Robert stack scared us as kids in the 90s...2019 here.....still awesome
You too. Wow. I thought it was just me. Funny thing is when you grow up and watch it..... It's not as good without the voice of Robert Stack
My wife still scared of his voice 😂😂
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I absolutely agree! I used to watch this show with my grandfather when I was a kid and I remember Robert Stack being the host as well as the awesome creepy music to this show. This brings back so many memories of how scared shitless I was when I was a kid just watching this show. It's amazing that the reenactments looked so real. Whoever did the casting for the reenactments did an outstanding job with every episode of this show. Now that I think about it I'm not sure which season and episode but believe it or not Matthew McConaughey was actually in an episode of this show as one of the reenactors before he became a celebrity. That was like in the early 90s. I'm so addicted to watching this show here on CZcams that I can't even stop watching it.
02/06/88 Newburgh N.Y. aka The 6th Borough ain't scared of nothing. Mr. Robert Stack voice was spooky though. Scared me until I got older. His voice was scarier than the mystery.
Worst feeling is not seeing the update after you want to see the person found
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You can help people without putting yourself at risk. Be smart.
True
Its seems as tho he wanted the risk. Maybe he didnt care anymore and was looking for something money cant buy
@@fabrizoluggerious6855 As fast as his mom was to judge by describing the guy as a "street person" and "tall" , "smelling bad (most understandable statement she mad)" and "scary" I don't blame him if he left his family. His mom was clearly racist. Racists all share the same speech patterns and down play never mention anything viable with true rational fear of well being if a stranger is present. They also act like they can relate to a group in a certain way where as if they had really known these types of people they'd talk with everyone in the same way as their own race. Who says "street person" when most people call them homeless? Back in the day "Street People" was always synonymous with gangs and with people of color namely Blacks. They attempt to stop themselves from sounding racist and are more afraid of the person for their presence of a hated race rather than what things a new face could do. There is a lot that can be said about people that label things inappropriate to a situation.
nothing to do with race or racism Mr.Perfect virtue signaler
@@coreym162 maybe so, but I dont see his mom being racist as enough to leave the comforts of his privilaged life. Plus I think his mom had more of a problem with poor dirty people then anything, however she could have issues with both.
Not only that why would he leave his black friend in his apartment to contend with his mom. He had to know that his family would eventually come and find him in there. That would be really mean to do to his friend-why would he set his friend up like that? Seemed like he really liked him. But....he did do that. Its possible that he just didnt think it thru or maybe he intended on coming back and something happened-maybe he was murdered on the street trying to do something nice for someone. This is diffinitely a mystery for sure. My best wishes and regards go out to the family (even if they are this or that) and especially Adam....I hope he finds what hes looking for and/or he is okay and safe or he is resting in peace.
Even today, there are few musical chimes that make you feel uneasy.
This and the exorcist😁
I remember falling asleep with the TV on as a teenager and waking up to UM starting and freaking my panties lolz 🤣🤣🤣
Lord Derp Tales from the Darkside was the worst for me.... I could never watch that with the lights off as a kid...
@@honeywest39j95 for me UM & Are you afraid of the dark.
MK Productions 2.0 yes....I am petrified of the dark....don’t laugh....🤦🏾♀️
Never seen an episode growing up. But, it's never too late to catch up. It's 2023 and watching. Love this show.
Update on the Adam Hecht case: The Hecht family still runs into "Tony" (not his real name) on occasion. He still walks the streets. The family claims that having a rational conversation with Tony is hit and miss, but they are convinced Tony had nothing to do with Adam's disappearance. The family last saw "Tony" on the streets in 2019.
Also partly how this case made UM is that Robert Stack was a family friend of of Hecht family so this case hit close to home for Mr. Stack.
Even if they're 'convinced' it's up to LE to decide and I am convinced that Tony is responsible for Adam's demise.
I think Tony killed Adam. Someone suggested cannibalism, that's probably why he told Adam's mother, I'm your son.
20 years on the streets is unbelievable. What do you think happened to Adam? Sounds to me like the stories of wealthy, closeted businessmen who on trips take to their hotel rooms drunken sailors...
@@sharonjackson268 amazing how a low iq bum was able to kill Adam and leave no evidence behind at all
@Josh Kolbo they probably killed him and got rid of the body
Adam is a prime example on why you don’t open your home to strangers
Jackson Kern So true!!!!
Just everyone be careful, watch everyone!!!!
Exactly
I used to be like Adam now I am careful about who come across been taken advantage too many times😡
@@ebonyrushharrington8462 yup been burned too many times.
A bit of an update on the Adam Hecht Case. Adam's brother, Harold Jr. ran into Tony in 2019 and they talked for awhile. After having talked with Tony for the first time since the mid-late 1990's, Harold Jr now believes that Tony honestly had nothing to do with Adam's disappearance. Sadly, Adam's fate still remains unknown and he has been declared legally dead. Harold Jr and Tony, while not necessarily friends, have become reacquainted and they do talk on occasion.
That's interesting. I just wonder what makes them rule Tony out. Dude was obviously a couple bricks short of a dozen. I wondered if he was still alive. Thing is though, even if Tony did not kill Adam or was not directly involved in his disappearance, he did lure him into a world that may very well have led to his death. Of course we don't know for sure he is dead, but I have to believe he is. Think he would have contacted his family or surfaced in some way by now if he wasn't, if for no other reason to tell them to stop looking. Also Tony apparently told Harold once that if he looked enough on the streets he'd find his answer to Adam's disappearance. Why would Tony say such a thing if he truly had no idea what happened to Adam? Strange case for sure.
Anyways, you shouldn't be hanging out with homeless people, there's a reason why they are homeless.
@@spac18 Who knows. Maybe someday you will be homeless and will understand why what you say is such BS.
@@alliemartin912 nah, I won't be, cause I am not uneducated or into drugs or gangs. People like you are the reason why so many people are insolvent, you just don't have individual responsibility
@@spac18 At least half of the homeless population is university educated, so education has nothing to do with it. There are more reasons for homelessness than drugs or gangs, such as mental illness or mental breakdown, family break-up, family violence or abuse, loss of employment, sudden loss of financial stability, or the onset of an illness or disability. Those things can happen to anybody, no matter how comfortable they might think their lives are.
Mrs. Hecht is probably one of the last living people to ever speak in that transatlantic accent
That’s funny, I just watched something about how the transatlantic accent came to be. It makes a weird kind of sense.
Don't forget William Daniels!
"Give him some sodium pentathol or whatever the do" THIS LADY.
It's rumored she told Tony, "Now, listen here, you tell me where Adam is or I'll give you whatfor, I will!"
My dad is currently 72 & got his masters in Theatre Arts back in the early 1970's (they were taught elocution, diction & how to speak with a mid Atlantic accent, lol). I could listen to him speak all day :)
Adam had a good heart and came from a loving family. Such a shame his good intentions were not met with the same respect, grace and gratitude he showed others.
A good Samaritan lost in this evil world.
God Bless him.
Ikr he seemed like a good guy I really hope they find him this case always bothered me
Homeless people are homeless for a reason. They are not just unfortunate people who have had bad luck
@@stephenhaskell273 I think there are many, many formerly homeless people who would like to have a word with you about your assumptions...
@Joe Al TRUTH
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I’ve seen every single episode multiple times. I wish more would magically appear 😁
The new series was very disappointing.
Well there are some that haven't been posted but I doubt they will because they might not have it.
Same, Crystal. I believe there are some episodes that were co-hosted by Virginia Madsen - hopefully they might make an appearance someday 🙏🙏🙏
@@PanfishingJournal It's not _that_ bad. But Dennis Farina doesn't have sh*t on Robert Stack.
They didn’t release all episodes to CZcams for some reason
LMAO the scene between Hecht's mom and Tony is the best one of the segment
Bet that uppity woman almost had a heart attack. Woman acted like she was from another planet.
Give us a kiss! I'M YOUR SON
@@RockandrollNegro Marrrrvin, I'm your faaather! C'mhere son and give daddy a kisssss!
Marvin Harrison Smith II plural wtf lol
hahaha! so many years later and I still laugh my ass off to that part!! that reenactment perfectly captured the spirit of an interaction between a rich white woman and street black man
Little update on Adam's case: The homeless man "Tony" is still alive as of 2019 and was located as recent as 4 years ago. He is no longer considered a suspect in the case.
Source??
@@am2023 Beverly Hills PD. They know who he is and his whereabouts.
@@mediaguy4037 guess you dont have some links to share??
@@am2023 lostnfoundblogs.com/f/adam-hecht-searching-for-answers
@@mediaguy4037 thanks I am reading
Who’s here in august 2021 . One of the best shows of all time .
I'm here in 22.
What a gem Bob Stack was
Unsolved. If Adam is still alive, he would now be fifty-three-years-old.
I hope he is found this Adam he hecht case make me sad
@@gabrielleelliott7388 no way is he alive
Unfortunately I don't believe he's alive based on the story ...
@@buttercupj6208 That and the fact that so much time has passed. He would have contacted his family by now to save them from worry.
Shantia J It seems like Adam most likely strayed into Skid Row one too many times and got shanked, with the perpetrator taking whatever he had in his pockets.
Skid Row in LA is notoriously violent. Zac Effron had an altercation there where the fellow pulled a knife and tried to stab him a few months back in 2019.
This quarentine has been hard on my mental health but watching these episodes help!!!!
Yes!!! Me too from time to time, hope things get better for you.💚
My anxiety has been so high...I hope you feel better.❤
lets netflix and chill
Four exclamation marks. Four.
I had this episode recorded on vcr back in the day.
I remember the Nazi gold story and the convict and prison officer escape segmemt vividly.
What a brilliant and eerie show.
Miss Robert Stack
He was the show!
Never board a boat, for an extended journey, with 8 men you barely know, during stormy weather, headed for the Bermuda Triangle…😮 That said: I hope Lisa’s family gets some answers.
"Beverly Hills Ca., with an average family income of $75,000, one of the richest areas in the country...." Thirty years ago. A family can't live in a trailer in California slums now for that.
Agree
Wow good point
I'm surprised Filmrise didn't adjust money when uploading them. I mean, they do have new updates.
@@ThePeterDislikeShow Dr
Both Adam and Lisa were tremendously naive and it cost them their lives....sadly these type of stories are repeated over and over again.
Who says they're dead?
Yeah Wtf? It’s amazing how utterly clueless otherwise intelligent people can be
Cute kitty pin!!!!
Tony was creepy af
Does anyone know if Adam was ever found?
So sad his family and Lisa's never got answers..
I can't imagine the pain in not knowing what happened to them.
Kind of seems like Adam wanted out of the rich lifestyle and wanted to be a drifter like Tony. They found his rental car, money and keys abandoned so it wasn't robbery. Bizarre case.
I thought that same thing. It’s like he took a vow of poverty.
Here from trace evidence...(great show)
But watching Unsolved Mysteries with my granny when I was young, that was what started with my crime/conspiracy/murder mystery obsession!
Tiffany Jayne Same here. I grew up watching Unsolved Mysteries and now I’m a huge True Crime & cold case junkie. Lol
Brian Blair I cant get enough! My kids hate it!
👍
Listening to this while working on my computer, is like a podcast episode but way better. ♥ I love a mystery, do you?
Omg me too! I just put Unsolved Mysteries on with my air pods while I am working and the time just flies. I love a mystery too!!
Watching unsolved mysteries made me realize that live is short...precious...fragile and full of danger yet beautiful...
I imagine there must be more unsolved mysteries out there...in other countries...
I laughed out lot at that statement that "at an average income of $75,000 a year, this is one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in the country...". Today, that income would be barely enough to pay rent on a crappy studio apartment in Podunk.
Adjusted for inflation that is about 200k in today’s money. Obviously great money, but it still seems low for Beverly Hills.
I'm from there. Now I live in a state which averages about 25-45k per year today.
I'm from there. Now I live in a state which averages about 25-45k per year today.
I just can't get enough of this channel. These Robert Stack episodes are bringing back so many memories! I get a kick out of seeing them again, especially now that I can watch them from the different perspective of a grown woman as opposed to the kid that I was when I first saw them. I didn't think much of it back then, but as a grown up now, I find it amazing how gullible and naive so many of these folks were back then. It truly was a different time. Now if only I could find that one episode with the Hispanic guy whose wife skipped town after she poisoned his protein shake for no apparent reason. I don't know why I remember that particular story so well...but I do, and now I'm jonesin' to see it again.
It's probably season 4 or 5. I watched it a few months ago. God bless.
Rest in peace robert stack
5:49 "YOU ARE TEARING ME APART LISA!"
EiD0L0N Lmaooooo
Considering she's probably long dead or well within the throes of sex slavery, I feel kind of ashamed for having chuckled at this...and still doing it.
“Why are you so hysterical?” 😂
Hahaha
Man these take me back to when I was little watching these with my mom on Friday nights give anything to go back and know what I know now
The fact that the ship was called "Freedon" meant it was doomed from the start.
"And my God the smell! It was unbelievable! It was scary! Very scary!" Hahaha! Hilarious!
@GaunletofDestruction Maybe even worse than a toilet. Haha!
@@MikeysMorgue He probably smelled like Chris Chan lol now that's worse!
There is more to the story about Adam. His brother disclosed that Adam was in business with a broker friend who dealt in a lot of dodgy shady business practices. This friend caused a lot of people including Adam's mother to lose a massive amount of money. Funny how unsolved mysteries never included this in the story, but instead attempted to only drawn suspicion on Tony.
@GaunletofDestruction Bingo. It all lines up. I think he voluntarily left, to avoid getting in trouble, but may had been silenced at some point along the line.
If anyone paid attention to the narration of the story of Adam and Tony. They said Tony had been living with Adam for at least two weeks before having dinner at his mothers house. Why did his mother say she remembered his 'smell' as if he still smelled like the streets/ a pungent odor. As if when he was staying with Adam he didn't clean him up. Also the re enactment of Tony seeing the mom for dinner why did he still look dirty,dingy and smelly. Adam was taking care of Tony letting him live with him he didn't clean him up? I'm convinced that Adam was doing drugs. The family just don't want to bring shame to themselves.
That is irrelevant to his story about being missing.
@@antonioacevedo5200 no it is very relevant.
@@parisabou4094 explain please
Segment 1: Even the Bahamas has a merely thin touristy veneer, you only have to walk about 2 or 3 miles inland Nassau to see the real Bahamas.
Wow! The female prison guard and the male con got back together and lived together until her death after they both got out of prison!
Ain't love grand!?
No way!! Ewwwww
That’s absolutely insane and to abandon your own child all for a prison escape... love affair and breaking the law, I can’t...😑
Ernst Van Stangl Lol 😂 you’re hilarious 😆
GaunletofDestruction well apparently she was more woman than mother it’s a shame cause he’s not even her daughters dad it’s another dude
Why would someone pick up a person of the street and bring them into your home? Why not help them with a hotel or get them their own space? Help them get food stamps? There are other ways of helping the homeless other than bringing them in your own place of residence.. safety first, not naivety.
They were gay I'm guessing.
@@ernstvanstangl1048 that's the only explanation I came up with too.
yeah I think Adam disappeared because of his family not being approving of being homosexual
EXACTLY
@@ernstvanstangl1048 I agree. I think Adam was in love with Tony. That explains his devotion to Tony.
Every single one of these segments featured in this episode was about individuals meeting an insurmountable demise because they made dense minded, knuckleheaded decisions despite warnings and pleads from their families not to. Let it be a lesson.
@@trentcruise3084 omg stop! Lol
Have you seen the key and peel skit where they are woman who are gossiping about how crazy every random acquaintance is until a maniacal looking freak talks them into getting into the back of his white van willingly?
@@trentcruise3084 hahahahaha!
@@corettaha7855 yes😳
BINGO!!!!!!!!!
You are tearing me apart, Lisa!
2:13 Freedon 14:31 Mental Daze 17:23 Down and Out 29:48 Nazi War Treasure 38:20 Sweetheart Escape
You should pin this to the top!!!!
I agree
I’ve been binging this show for a bit now. I can’t believe there’s so many episodes. I gotta start watching them in order though.
Nah
Wow I just recently stumbled on this channel and the narrator Robert stack he's absolutely amazing am immediately hooked to your Chanel like I'm addicted btw I love theses contents I hope I'm not weird are am I the only one who's also stuck here
You're not weird; it's a very addictive show. I can remember when it was on TV in the late '80's/early '90's. I was in junior high/high school, and many of the segments stuck with me through the years.
Robert was awesome
The Adam Hecht disappearance is chilling in its own way. Where did he go? It's like he literally vanished from this earth. Really hard to believe absolutely no one have seen him for 30 years.
Jonathan Turbide I know right!!!!!
No disrespect when I make this statement unless am wrong I believe Adam is deceased, if so RIP, hope that you are in an better place
I wish Adam would have stayed away from this man Tony
I get an badd vibe from Tony just saying
Jonathan Turbide The police should have looked further more into this
Helping the homeless is very compassionate but very dangerous. Better off donating money to a shelter or a foodbank.
Or volunteering in a soup kitchen.
If I had a girlfriend who said she’s taking a cruise with some guy I’d be done with that relationship.
What a strange story, what a strange family! Maybe Adam decided to leave it all behind. His family said how much he started to change after he met Tony. If he was killed, it seems so unlikely that he would never be found. Walking away from it all seems a bit extreme too, but weird things happen all the time. It made me think of Christopher McCandless.
One of the more intriguing mysteries they ever covered, much like the case of Tammy Lynn Leppert!
take me back to the days when 75k a year was considered being rich
😂😂 man...if 75k a year isn't enough for you to live VERY VERY comfortably in 2021 your living life all wrong!!
@@darcy3245 don't move to n.j then🤣 everything is ridiculous here. 😒
Best relaxation and intrigue on this off day. I’m not getting out of bed
America most wanted and this show scared the shit out of me as a kid
Me too!!! Especially those mugshots they wanted cases and the updates even, not to mention the sinister evil horrific crimes....😐
Today’s LA could have 1,000,000 Adam Hechts… and wouldn’t do them any good.
The actor playing Tony is Scott Lawrence. He played in the Quantum Leap episode, "Shock Theater," as 'Tibby Johnson' a patient suffering from migraines.
That shot of the Nazi officers disappearing down the far side of the hill while Stack says they were never seen again, holding the shot until the last of the three was gone from view, is one of the lasting images of the series for me.
I've always loved Beemans story. You'd think a convict would simply use the Prison Guard and then dump her after the escape but clearly this was true love. It's awesome to me that he not only returns to his live with the former C.O. but that they remained together until his death. A shame she needed to turn her back on her family and life but their love... That's truly a beautiful thing.
And Sandra had a very bad relationship with her children Eric and Leslie, the one who was interviewed for the story
Thanks for another great episode of unsolved mysteries I truly don't know what happened to adam hecht but I feel tony is the only person who was last seen with him tony is not giving any information about adam at all I pray this case is solved very soon
Many years since this episode of Unsolved Mysteries and the police still know Tony's whereabouts and have kept eyes on him but there is nothing to show that Adam's disappearance was his doing. This story always gets to me because it was 1989 and that was the very year that I was cutting school all the time. I didn't understand it back then but I was having issues with bipolar disorder. I used to just wander all over the city, including the park in Beverly Hills they mentioned as well as Skid Row. I just wandered all over Los Angeles. I think Adam just blended into the homeless population.
I honestly think Adam and tony were a little more than just friends lol 🌈
Jajajajaja exactly
Dam he could've done better than that
Glad I'm not the only person thinking that
Tony is in Timecop lol
Thought the same thing as I watched this
Omg I’m from Grand Cayman, I’ve never heard this story !
My family is from there too haha
You wanna go on a boat ride?
Am I the only person that loved this show as a kid? My friends thought it was creepy too,I had to mute the intro or my best friend would leave the room lol
Adam Hecht's sister always reminded me of Kelly Osbourne.
I knew one Hecht...
bauTom which one?
bauTom u wysh,
Adam was not murdered. He was going through a personal mid life crisis at the time and left on his own accord which is why his car was found undisturbed. This segment doesn't mention this.
I assume his mid.life crisis had to do with not wanting live like a mannequin in a store window on Rodeo drive. Kinda like Pinnochiio wanted to be real boy and got into some real trouble.
Km
“Midlife crisis” in his early 20s?!?! Lmaooo
@@kemicalx17 I think he's trying to say he went crazy
@@Man.from.the.90sgeneration Yeah he went crazy but midlife crisis sounds funny for a 20 something year old, you have to admit.
My goodness! Look at the 3 buildings in downtown Miami. Just, look at them! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
TIMES HAVE CHANGED.
Sundiata Keita Great you feel that way friend. Stay far away from us then.
At the Company where I Work at they Tell us that we Could win a Paid trip to Miami they Even Played us an Out Dated Music Video by Will Smith in Miami I thought to Myself, Why would I Visit that Geghto?
Yeah, they’re collapsed now.
He scared us straight!!! Love it still!!!
Ugh I was hoping for an update on the Florian guy, boat case.
@GaunletofDestruction paul found florians parents and they said he disappeared. But a lady claims to have seen filipe near San Francisco and he was being charged with a crime of some sort.
@GaunletofDestruction A lady I met in Bangkok, 3/1991, deceased in 2008, was also involved when the Freedon was docked in Perth. She jumped ship as it pulled out, this was approx. Feb. 1991. I met her in Bangkok and she went on to Singapore. Ship was carrying weapons and coast guard held ship from leaving Perth for several days. She later told me that the ship was found in the pacific just west of San Francisco, Phillipe jumped ship but coast guard got him and case was to go to trial in San Francisco. Phillipe had charmed her and was at one time staying in her home for a short time in Taos, N.M. By this time I’m sure everything about the case is documented and updated. Last I heard from Helen was around 2005. I’m surprised the family of missing girl doesn’t have all this information. I reported all to Unsolved Mysteries shortly after arriving back in Ca. late March 1991.
@TheLegendkiller we can trust someone who goes by the name media guy lol you can trust the media
The boat sank. Case closed.
Nice theme music. Simple yet unsettling.
This disparity between Rich & Poor has shifted drastically!! Everything is wonderful now! Safe , clean & beautiful! Everything’s is just peachy. Clearly it was starting to get better as Robert Stack switched to silk slacks.
lol!
Savage
I love this show its been coming on forever.
Adam needed professional help and was always doing the most bizarre dangerous things. Whether a man is homeless or not you just don't have them live with you 30 minutes later. As crazy as Adam was he could've easily just fuckin left and gone anywhere
Holy shit, that's Scott Lawrence playing Tony!
From Jag?
If Tony doesn't know what happened to him ( he should know ) I'm sure Scott Lawrence would know.
McKellar lol huh
he was the apple of his eye! Adam's apple
This is so awesomeness!!!
Adam should’ve left Tony ass right where he found him-at the corner!! Ladies news flash, dont get on a boat going to the middle of no where with a bunch of strange men-not gonna be a good turn out...
TeeToT he can just give tony $25 and be done w him forever.
Yep! Homeless people are crazy.
@@FlixCreEightR There is Way more to that story than what UM put out there
Agreed. Adam should have given Tony $5 and left it at that. The homeless are on the streets for their own reasons. Tony just dragged Adam down with him
Lisa was passed around like a joint! She's a fool for getting on a boat with nothing but men.
I would hate to think what happened to Lisa , the only girl on that ship . She put herself in a really dangerous position.
Poor Adam , what a sad ending for such a good person. .
What an idiot Kaye was . Lost everything and broke her daughters heart. What a fool .
She was passed around like a joint! She was a fool to get on a boat with nothing but men.
@GaunletofDestruction Absolutely! It sounds crude but it's the truth! Women need to be careful! Lisa made a horrible decision that ended in her demise.
@@MikeysMorgue how do we know the boat didn't sink and they all died?
@Chantal Alexis She shouldn't have trusted the blonde guy
Family Members of the crew say They never saw crew members again. Probably the boat sank after all.
I wish I could help find these missing people. I truly feel for the families. Sad
I love Robert Stack . i fall asleep with unsolved mysteries on my Pluto app. I puts me to sleep.💋💙
Scott Lawrence (Tony) is still quite young in this episode - it being around the 11th acting role/job, since starting. He’s come a long way since then but maybe Unsolved Mysteries is where his career really took off... you never know 🤪
Pretty remarkable guy, He studied electrical engineering before he got into acting.
a couple months after adam hecht disappeared tony was once again spotted on the streets of california when one of adams family members asked him where was adam tony apparently stated if you spend time on the streets with me you will find your answer then without saying a word he walked away i'm certain that tony was somehow involved in his disappearance sadly I don't think this case will be solved due to the passage of time
I feel the same way too he's creepy
Renee Brown It seems like Adam most likely strayed into Skid Row one too many times and got shanked, with the perpetrator taking whatever he had in his pockets.
Skid Row in LA is notoriously violent. Zac Effron had an altercation there where the fellow pulled a knife and tried to stab him a few months back in 2019.
Km
Or it could mean that Adam is now homeless or walks the streets more.
@@Fecalage so where is the body?
I like how they called the homeless dude a “street person” lmao 90s tv was something else 😂
LOL that was my reaction as well.
Im not up to date with American lingo. What do they call a homeless person there?
I’m scared but I can’t stop watching
Her BF is a fool. She meets a dude and goes on a cruise with him “adventure of a lifetime”. The boats name
“free-dong”.the day she boarded that boat I would’ve been on the dock waiving goodbye to the relationship.
Its name was actually freedon no g on the end
sailormewmewinuluver 123
I know bro. It was a “corny”addition
@@migshumble1351 you're not funny
😆😆😂 free dong
He is a fool
Lisa needed a smack of reality, it may have saved her life
I. Wynn Wynn your a total fucking moron. I blamed both for what happened to them. If you weren’t too busy putting your own head up your ass you would have seen what I wrote about Adam
@@actionjackson7020 I.Wynn Wynn just got owned. lol
@I. Wynn Wynn Maybe cause things have already been said about Adam?? Who knows, it's easy to become outraged over nothing.
I. Wynn Wynn i hope you’re okay. You got fucking roasted in the comments. I see why you didn’t respond 😭😭😭.
Florian= Michael Bolton 🤣🤣🤣
Lmao i was just thinkin that! 😂😂
The actor yes haha
23:15 Why didn't Adam just open a homeless shelter? He came from an affluent upbringing. I am sure he could have cut ties with Tony and still help the homeless. Tony sounds like a sketchy figure that would show up at your apartment at 3 am begging for money. I am not saying he's bad per say but he comes off as a creep when he tried to kiss Adam's mom and didn't let Adam's brother check up on him along with the hand burning incident.
Is it plausible that Tony was severely mentally ill???
Adam was obviously not well, mentally. He wasn’t thinking rationally.
I said the same
Tony killed him.. He did mentioned to his family about walking on the streets with him and if they do so he’s gonna show them where Adam is.. Adam’s body is probably in the street where those homeless ppl b sleeping at.. it’s hidden around somewhere around there..I think the police can still question some homeless ppl that’s still living around there
Adam's family is incredibly biased though. It was very clear that they hate homeless people and probably people of color as well, so I wouldn't be surprised if they over exaggerated some of the things mentioned, especially since it was just one side of the story.
Plus I can't see Tony killing him when he had all of that money left in his car.
This and Rescue 911 were the best back in the day
John Asbury rescue 911 scared me to death as a kid
Unsolved was a millions times better.
"I'm your son." Mrs. Hecht: "aaahg!" lololol
I think about the Adam story a lot.
I think that's a very young Forest Whitaker playing the part of Tony in the Adam Hecht segment of this episode.
If you doubt the poverty in Haiti, just ask the Clintons for their two cents… but don’t ask for their millions.
it was crazy Adam didn't know him from Adam no pun intended
There have been several reported sightings of the Freedon over the years; however, none of these sightings have ever been confirmed. Family members of the Haitian crew members have stated that they have not heard from the crew since 1988. Florian Meyer-Bourch's parents have also stated that they have not heard from him since the 1988 disappearance of the Freedon. Although this suggests that the Freedon may have actually sank, but no trace of it has ever been found.
This episode of Unsolved Mysteries was the ONLY episode to mention Grand Cayman ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
One of the most *beautiful* islands to visit ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
I've been there on more than one occasion and I have NEVER been disappointed with the beauty and hospitality of the citizens / residents ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 👍👏
The posh condescension always cracks me up. Like when Adam’s brother grimaces and disdainfully says “Street… people” at 23:16. It’s like it disgusts him even to mention them 😂
And at 19:56 he refers to Tony as ‘what’ rather than ‘who’, like Tony is an object 🤣
The mother isn’t much better, look at how she reacts when first seeing Tony, describing him as smelling off when the timeframe should have given him time to bathe. The costuming too isn’t flatting on Tony’s actor.
Is this episode called "Idiots that make bad choices"?
Lmao! I swear all I did is laugh through this whole episode
white ppl. lmao
🤣🤣🤣
lol
You took the words right out of my mouth. Good grief, I can't decide who's worse: the guy who was thinking with his little head instead of his big one and the poor man ended up dead, or the woman prison guard who abandoned her family for a felon. Idiots. I'm sympathetic towards Adam Hecht for trying to help the homeless guy but he was a fool too.
The freedon story always bothered me. Lisa walked straight into her fate
Tony must've had the connect on Adams drug of choice.
I think he was gay for Tony.
@@RockandrollNegro That was my first thought.
Marvin Harrison Smith II lol no! Know this! I got a shoe_string knot. Not !
Angela Gendreau lol
@@angelagendreau3586 Same here just assumed it wasn't mentioned because of different times.
I know this is along time ago-but why didn't they call the police right away?
They said Beverly Hills has a average income of $75,000. It may have been a lot of money then, but not now. Definitely not a Income to live a luxurious life.
Its a wrong number even back then for sure
Back then it was. You could have bought a home every year where I live in the 1980s for 75,000.
@@johnnolan33177 Yeah, but we're talking Beverly hills California where the cost of living is through the roof. It's hard to believe that 75,000 is the annual income even for the late 80s.
@@kamisa7362 Those figures are probably just for those that actually work; most of the folks that live there don't work. Those are the figures for some of the kids, like Adam, who were tennis instructors or the like. No one's living on that money there...it's just kids and adults doing work for fun or for extra spending money.
@@the_gilded_age_phoenix8717 What are you talking about? Obviously we're talking about people that work. They said Beverly hills has an average annual income of $75,000 which seems kind of low even for the 1980s considering it's not only in expensive California, but also in expensive Beverly hills.
Also, where are you getting that most people in Beverly hills don't work? I highly doubt that's true. You don't get to live there by not working.
You’re tearing me apart, Lisa!
how old would she be today 2021🌸
How does a young rich guy choose to live in the streets?? He must of got involved w drugs..It almost always doesn’t end well.. very sad .. he seems well loved by his family..
It's a very complex case for sure lots of in and out. Btw Tony is still alive but did not said anything useful
My favorite episode