Robert Stack

Anyway, I'm going off on a tangent here, largely because watching reruns of the show inspired me to create similar content.

Seriously, if you've never watched Robert Stack's Unsolved Mysteries episodes, you're missing out.

Anyway, that rant aside, one clue pointed to Virginia, where authorities had arrested a man in a similar case who resembled the sketch, but nothing came of it.

None of these tips produced the man himself, and investigators were careful to say that the man wasn't necessarily a suspect.

On February 24th, the anniversary was just recently here, 1978, five men from Marysville and Yuba City, Bill Sterling, age twenty-nine, Jack Madruga, age thirty, Ted Weiher, age thirty-two, Jack Huett, age twenty-four, and Gary Mathias, age twenty-five, drove to Chico to watch a UC Davis basketball game.

The men were close friends, often referred to as the boys.

Now, they all had mild intellectual disabilities or psychiatric conditions.

In fact, Mathias was a veteran with schizophrenia, but they were functional, held jobs, and were deeply involved in their local community.

Gary Matthias was a certified paranoid schizophrenic who required daily medication, Stelazine and Thorazine, to remain stable.

He didn't have his medication with him.

Some theorists suggest that Matthias suffered a psychotic break in the car, and the other four men, being gentle and loyal friends, followed him into the woods out of a desire to keep him safe, eventually becoming lost themselves.

The fact that Matthias' shoes were found inside the trailer, suggesting he was there with Weir, but his body was never found, has led some to wonder if he survived longer than the others.

And this is the last picture of her.

We're talking some unsolved mysteries type Robert Stack style shit right here, folks.

And it's chilling looking at this picture.

This poor kid, 18 years old, going to a party.

Talks, Brave Investigator, a conversation with Christie Williams.

As a little girl, Christie Williams discovered she had a fascination with the paranormal, an intrigue sparked by Robert Stack in Unsolved Mysteries in the 1980s and early 90s.

Could the world be that mysterious? Could ghosts really exist? Christie Williams bravely went into that world on a mission to get answers.

From paranormal investigations to taking on owning a notoriously haunted house in Oddity's museum, Christy knows the bright and the dark side of the supernatural.

I would say.

Robert Stack could be

on that.

Oh, man, he's awesome.

But there were problems, perceived inconsistencies that some considered evidence of a hoax.

The show's narrator, Robert Stack, and Vicki Landrum, described a map at Bergstrom Air Force Base on which the encounter location had already been marked before they entered to discuss the case.

However, the official transcript of the meeting clearly recorded officers giving the women a tack and asking them to mark the spot.

Schuessler also described the burned pavement and its subsequent removal and replacement, something that, even though several others had been to the scene, only he had claimed to observe.

I would say.

Robert Stack could be on that.

Oh, man, he's awesome.

We will get to the bottom of more conspiracy theories throughout the day.