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Unsolved Mysteries (1988 – 2010)

1988 • 14 seasons • Drama, Crime • TV-PG
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Unsolved MysteriesSeason 13

51 episodes · Jun 10, 2002

1. Episode #503
Jun 10, 2002

The nation mourned Chandra Levy, her tragic disappearance and murder capturing widespread attention. Yet, she was not the first government intern to vanish without a trace. Two years prior, Joyce Chiang disappeared from the same Washington

2. Episode #504
Jun 11, 2002

Amidst the countless posters affixed to the vicinity of Ground Zero in New York City, one depicts a striking thirty-one-year-old female physician. The sheer volume of missing person photographs makes it easy to overlook the specific detail

3. Episode #505
Jun 12, 2002

The bombing of Atlanta's Olympic Park on the evening of July 27, 1996, sent shockwaves across the globe. Few realize that the individual who constructed what the FBI deemed "one of the largest pipe bombs in U.S. history" remains at large. A

4. Episode #506
Jun 13, 2002

In 1988, seven-year-old Amber Swartz disappeared from Pinole, California. She is among a growing number of young girls – at least six in all – who have vanished from the San Francisco region near Interstate 80 over the last two decades. The

5. Episode #507
Jun 14, 2002

Teacher Frank Montenegro once chose to forgo a life of independence, returning to his family home to care for his five siblings – a decision many hailed as heroic. Now, however, he is a fugitive, sought by the authorities after being accuse

6. Episode #508
Jun 17, 2002

In October 2000, two women were murdered in Houston, Texas. The circumstances of these deaths are unsettling, not only because the victims shared the same name but also because they were killed in strikingly similar ways. Some speculate tha

7. Episode #509
Jun 18, 2002

Robert Fisher appeared to possess the quintessential life: a loving wife, two children, and a comfortable home nestled in a quiet suburban cul-de-sac. This idyllic existence shattered when Fisher became the prime suspect in the brutal murde

8. Episode #510
Jun 19, 2002

Sheriff's Deputy Scott Elder initiated a traffic stop for reckless driving, expecting a commonplace encounter. However, the driver's subsequent flight quickly escalated the situation into a violent exchange of gunfire. Authorities were perp

9. Episode #511
Jun 20, 2002

The illness began with a common cold for postal worker Norma Wallace. Initially, her physicians attributed it to influenza and recommended over-the-counter medication. However, as her condition deteriorated, a startling diagnosis emerged: e

10. Episode #512
Jun 21, 2002

Thirty-seven-year-old Monica Libao made a vow to herself: upon the passing of her parents, she would definitively uncover the truth of whether she had been kidnapped as an infant. Since their deaths, Monica has devoted much of her leisure t

11. Episode #513
Jun 24, 2002

Mike Kibalo believed he had achieved a perfect life when his wife, Ann, gave birth to their daughter, Samantha, in January of 1999. However, soon after, Ann began to behave erratically, and now she has kidnapped Samantha and fled. With Ann

12. Episode #514
Jun 25, 2002

The spring of 1995 saw the disappearance of Holly Krewson from La Mesa, California. Her mother’s relentless search for answers has yielded none, leaving Holly's fate an enduring enigma. Yet, a series of recent occurrences—an unsettling visi

13. Episode #515
Jun 26, 2002

Occasionally, the world encounters children exhibiting extraordinary abilities and demonstrating exceptional skill in fields like art and science. The remarkable talents of these young prodigies have captivated and perplexed thinkers for ce

14. Episode #516
Jun 27, 2002

On July 13, 1997, Kristine Sue Westin and her boyfriend, Kevin Dale Woo, are accused of drowning their newborn child in the bathroom of a Las Vegas hotel room. The pair have been reported sighted in Southern California as recently as Octobe

15. Episode #517
Jun 28, 2002

Newly analyzed DNA evidence casts doubt on the long-held belief that Albert DeSalvo, long considered the "Boston Strangler," murdered 19-year-old Mary Sullivan, widely believed to be his eleventh victim. This revelation ignites questions ab

16. Episode #518
Jul 1, 2002

University honors student Frederick Russell vanished shortly before failing to appear in court on charges stemming from a devastating multi-vehicle collision that resulted in multiple fatalities. He maintains that his and his family's lives

17. Episode #519
Jul 2, 2002

In 1998, David Lee Kemp was accused of murdering his estranged wife and her new companion. While awaiting trial on these charges, he escaped from an Oklahoma prison and subsequently evaded capture in Las Vegas. Assistance in bringing David

18. Episode #520
Jul 3, 2002

For countless families in Los Angeles, a music school promising affordable lessons for their children initially seemed like a fortunate find. Sadly, it was a deception. Now, law enforcement requires the public's assistance in locating the u

19. Episode #521
Jul 8, 2002

Stryder Styarfyr – Following a late summer fishing excursion, Stryder Styarfyr and another man were returning home. As the boat sliced through the water, Stryder reached for a beer in the cooler. The driver turned, and Stryder had vanished,

20. Episode #522
Jul 10, 2002

Charles Barker, a retired trucker and widower, sought companionship and love when he encountered Hazel Leota Head at a riverboat casino in Bossier City, Louisiana. Hazel, however, desired something quite different. Within two months, Barker

21. Episode #523
Jul 12, 2002

In 1975, a notorious radical group called the SLA was accused of killing an innocent woman during a bank robbery. Nearly three decades later, the remaining members are finally facing murder charges. Except for one: Jim Kilgore, still a fugi

22. Episode #524
Jul 15, 2002

The renowned power of a dog’s nose has long been recognized. Could this extraordinary sense of smell extend to diagnosing life-threatening illnesses? Two remarkable dogs have provided compelling evidence suggesting that our canine companion

23. Episode #525
Jul 17, 2002

A shadow fell upon the families who purchased homes in a new development near Houston, Texas. What began as a hopeful start quickly devolved into a waking nightmare. The discovery of two bodies during the excavation for a swimming pool reve

24. Episode #526
Jul 19, 2002

Thirty years prior, a baby girl was left beneath a gazebo adjacent to the village hall in Addison, Illinois. Now, this woman, a vibrant young adult, seeks to find her biological parents. She carries no resentment, only a desire for them to

25. Episode #527
Jul 22, 2002

The Sacramento region endured a period of terror in the late 1970s, plagued by a serial rapist. Over three years, forty-four rapes baffled law enforcement, leaving the case an enduring mystery. It wasn't until 1996, when a forensic scientis

26. Episode #528
Jul 26, 2002

The discovery of forty-one-year-old Eric Tamiyasu's body on June 30, 2001, was a grim one. Found in a state of severe decomposition, he lay on his bed. Initial assessments by the police suggested a death due to natural causes, prompting an

27. Episode #529
Jul 29, 2002

Outside of Point Pleasant, West Virginia, a decaying collection of buildings is said by some to be the dwelling place of one of the most peculiar and frightening beings ever to exist: a creature resembling both man and bird, and an omen of

28. Episode #530
Aug 2, 2002

In the quiet countryside, intricate patterns frequently appear in fields of crops, often materializing seemingly overnight. While some attribute these formations to elaborate hoaxes, others remain without any discernible explanation. Could

29. Episode #531
Aug 8, 2002

Born into wealth and indulged from a young age, Jon Christian Maggio appeared to arrive at a singular conclusion: maintaining a privileged life was best achieved through white-collar crime rather than facing the consequences of violent assa

30. Episode #532
Aug 9, 2002

Colleen Wood, a woman from Florida, finds herself with the man of her dreams, and together they embark on a spirited life aboard a ship. But their idyllic existence shatters when she disappears without a trace. It is only after her vanishin

31. Episode #533
Aug 12, 2002
32. Episode #534
Aug 12, 2002
33. Episode #535
Aug 16, 2002
34. Episode #536
Aug 19, 2002
35. Episode #537
Aug 20, 2002
36. Episode #538
Aug 21, 2002
37. Episode #539
Aug 22, 2002
38. Episode #540
Aug 23, 2002
39. Episode #541
Aug 26, 2002
40. Episode #542
Aug 27, 2002
41. Episode #543
Aug 28, 2002

What began as an ordinary evening of billiards quickly descended into a night of terror for a young woman in Mishawaka, Indiana. In the hours that followed, she endured a sequence of events that constituted every woman's deepest fear. Inves

42. Episode #544
Sep 4, 2002

The case remains unsolved: Molly Bish is missing. The investigation led to Bonnie Craig, implicated in a murder.

43. Episode #545
Sep 3, 2002
44. Episode #546
Sep 4, 2002

The unexplained death of Bonnie Craig occurred in 1994. At the age of eighteen, she was a freshman at the University of Alaska in Anchorage. On September 28th of that year, Craig was brutally raped and murdered. Her mother, Karen Campbell,

45. Episode #547
Sep 5, 2002
46. Episode #548
Sep 6, 2002
47. Episode #549
Sep 16, 2002
48. Episode #550
Sep 17, 2002
49. Episode #551
Sep 18, 2002
50. Episode #552
Sep 19, 2002
51. Episode #553
Sep 20, 2002

On the morning of January 9, 2002, twelve-year-old Ashley Pond, a resident of Oregon City, Oregon, vanished while walking to catch her school bus. She failed to reach the bus stop, and was never seen again. Two months later, on March 8th, t

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