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unidentified · 02-25-2010, 06:09 PM

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1.) Liz Carmichael - The people that worked for her were "so committed" to the Dale that they wanted to go on even after Liz and build it. Folks, the car did not, would not, and will not ever exist. Seem hard to believe a car can get 70 MPG and be crash resistant for $3000? Hell, yes -- cause it ain't possible!

With promises like that I would have followed her plan like a puppy dog too!

Sure was an amazing plan, a little like John Delorean - and just think without him we wouldn't have Back to the Future!

unidentified · 02-25-2010, 07:14 PM

Here's a WTF for you... wasn't shown on UM, but it's James Donald King... looking for a PenPal. Hmmm.....

http://todesstrafe-usa.de/friends/voices_nc_king.htm

MegtheEgg86 · 02-25-2010, 08:34 PM

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Originally Posted by unidentified

Here's a WTF for you... wasn't shown on UM, but it's James Donald King... looking for a PenPal. Hmmm.....

http://todesstrafe-usa.de/friends/voices_nc_king.htm

BAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Is he for real? That picture had to have been taken 30 years ago! And that man is NOT 32 years old. I like that he asks for money outright...brazen man with brazen words, I suppose.

MissFit29 · 02-25-2010, 10:09 PM

How about Joe Sheppard burying a murdered girl on his own property?

bluejazz87 · 02-26-2010, 02:40 AM

During the Don Henry and Kevin Ives story when the mysterious man in military fatigues was approached by a police car and randomly fired his weapon and ran off into the darkness.

MegtheEgg86 · 03-02-2010, 11:50 PM

I just saw the Scott Rossiter "Special Alert" segment. Definitely a collection of "what the..." moments for me--Rossiter, a police officer, being murdered with his own weapon in the parking lot of the police station....the opening video footage in the update, with Scott O'Neil's (Rossiter's killer) body in a bag being loaded into the back of what I assume is the coroner's vehicle...and RS stating at the end that police will probably never really figure out the details of O'Neil's death.

Really wasn't expecting that at all. Kind of freaked me out.

Dionysus · 04-18-2010, 03:47 PM

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Originally Posted by ZanzibarBlue

The following is a recent "What the . . " reference in my observations re the L'Enfant segment:

The L'Enfant episode featured one of the best WTF moments in UM history. The victim is in a behavioral/mental health unit somewhere attempting to maintain his sanity after the onslaught of anonymous calls from L'Enfant. He walks up to the duty nurse and asks her if he received any messages, and she responds, "L'Enfant called twice, and ..." WTF! Nurse do you mind not telling the patient that the person whose terrorized him and possibly kidnapped him and his son is still trying to contact him?!? And BTW, can we please run a trace at least once out of the 1,112 times he calls?

HA!

Yeah, that was funny. And after the nurse told him that L'Enfant called twice, he gives a blank look off to the distance and walks morosely down the hall.

Mystery Man · 04-18-2010, 04:38 PM

L'Enfant was pretty bizarre, but the most unpredicted was the episode where the woman was watching UM when the killer being profiled was using her bathroom. She called the police and the case was updated the next airing.

dynoguy88 · 04-18-2010, 05:26 PM

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Originally Posted by MegtheEgg86

BAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Is he for real? That picture had to have been taken 30 years ago! And that man is NOT 32 years old. I like that he asks for money outright...brazen man with brazen words, I suppose.

He was 32 in 1976! And he wants to meet a white german woman who loves to talk about history and personal things? How random.

And this is my personal favorite: "I also would hope that she would be able to help me out financially sometimes, because my family is very, very poor."

Helping support the man who murdered both of his wives. It's every woman's dream! I'm surprised he doesn't have a waiting list.

Dionysus · 04-18-2010, 06:42 PM

Only germans? Discriminatory much??

Smokescreen · 04-19-2010, 10:03 AM

Oh James Donald King... you so cray-zay

Anyway, my "What the--!??!" List (off the top of my head")

Finding out that Alfredo R. Prieto for responsible for not one, but two cases featured on UM: Veronica Jefferson and Rachael Raver & Warren H. Fulton III

Also finding out (fairly recently) that the Kathy Bonderson case had been
solved. I always kinda found it odd how UM never interviewed her husband...

The entire Monica Rizzo Case but especially when her husband said something along the lines of "I got mad and proceeded to beat up the house.. the house won... huh huh" Why the hell would anyone even mention that and start laughing, given the situation?

The Eric Tamiyasu Case - Look, I'm not an investigator or cop, but one thing I do know is, when you're at a crime scene, DON'T TOUCH ANYTHING!!! And more importantly, DON'T BURN ANYTHING!!!!

Other "WTF" moments from UM include:

When Gabriel "Caradoc" Carrillo mentioned: “If I wanted to murder somebody, the last person I would murder would be somebody who was staying at my house and whose father knew that he was staying in my house."

(Oh it's not like a statement like that is incriminating or anything)

It's been mentioned on another thread before but Paul Pollis' note:

"I love my wife and would never do anything to harm her intentionally."

and then he gives this golden statement:

"People were driving in front of the house non-stop. They didn't come by to give me a hug or pat on the back and say we're with you. They just came by to look."

(Would someone give this guy a damn hug already?)

And of course everyone's (least?) favorite weirdo - Michael Anderson, especially when he said:

"She was the type of daughter that you just enjoy"

Maybe I'm reading too much into it, but... eeewww

Y'know, before I found out that Cindy my have been very well murdered by drug traffickers, I figured she may have just left home to get away from her Dad, 'cause he's kind of a freak.

mphs95 · 04-24-2010, 02:17 PM

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Originally Posted by unidentified

With promises like that I would have followed her plan like a puppy dog too!

Sure was an amazing plan, a little like John Delorean - and just think without him we wouldn't have Back to the Future!

I had a flash of Back to the Future but with the Dale instead of a DeLorean.

MegtheEgg86 · 04-24-2010, 05:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Smokescreen

Oh James Donald King... you so cray-zay

Anyway, my "What the--!??!" List (off the top of my head")

Finding out that Alfredo R. Prieto for responsible for not one, but two cases featured on UM: Veronica Jefferson and Rachael Raver & Warren H. Fulton III

Also finding out (fairly recently) that the Kathy Bonderson case had been
solved. I always kinda found it odd how UM never interviewed her husband...

The entire Monica Rizzo Case but especially when her husband said something along the lines of "I got mad and proceeded to beat up the house.. the house won... huh huh" Why the hell would anyone even mention that and start laughing, given the situation?

The Eric Tamiyasu Case - Look, I'm not an investigator or cop, but one thing I do know is, when you're at a crime scene, DON'T TOUCH ANYTHING!!! And more importantly, DON'T BURN ANYTHING!!!!

Other "WTF" moments from UM include:

When Gabriel "Caradoc" Carrillo mentioned: “If I wanted to murder somebody, the last person I would murder would be somebody who was staying at my house and whose father knew that he was staying in my house."

(Oh it's not like a statement like that is incriminating or anything)

It's been mentioned on another thread before but Paul Pollis' note:

"I love my wife and would never do anything to harm her intentionally."

and then he gives this golden statement:

"People were driving in front of the house non-stop. They didn't come by to give me a hug or pat on the back and say we're with you. They just came by to look."

(Would someone give this guy a damn hug already?)

And of course everyone's (least?) favorite weirdo - Michael Anderson, especially when he said:

"She was the type of daughter that you just enjoy"

Maybe I'm reading too much into it, but... eeewww

Y'know, before I found out that Cindy my have been very well murdered by drug traffickers, I figured she may have just left home to get away from her Dad, 'cause he's kind of a freak.

I started chuckling at that James Donald King comment, then spit out my Coke laughing when I got to Paul Pollis.

MegtheEgg86 · 04-24-2010, 06:00 PM

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Originally Posted by mphs95

I had a flash of Back to the Future but with the Dale instead of a DeLorean.

And THAT had me rolling.

WishfulDreamer · 06-01-2010, 05:20 PM

I may have already mentioned this but this one always got a "WT!!?!?!" out of me:

Man: Hey, how you doing?
Then the criminal (Mulet, I believe) shoots at him. The man wasn't hit, but geez that's scary!

In one segment, when a guy jumps out of a car and tries to grab a girl. She was able to break away, but it was still so random and creepy when he popped out. Can you imagine just walking down the street and that happening?

02-26-2010, 02:40 AM	#140
bluejazz87 Member Frequent Poster Join Date: Feb 17, 2010 Location: San Francisco Posts: 200	During the Don Henry and Kevin Ives story when the mysterious man in military fatigues was approached by a police car and randomly fired his weapon and ran off into the darkness.
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04-19-2010, 10:03 AM	#146
Smokescreen Member Frequent Poster Join Date: Apr 16, 2010 Location: Winnipeg, Manitoba Posts: 125	Oh James Donald King... you so cray-zay Anyway, my "What the--!??!" List (off the top of my head") Finding out that Alfredo R. Prieto for responsible for not one, but two cases featured on UM: Veronica Jefferson and Rachael Raver & Warren H. Fulton III Also finding out (fairly recently) that the Kathy Bonderson case had been solved. I always kinda found it odd how UM never interviewed her husband... The entire Monica Rizzo Case but especially when her husband said something along the lines of "I got mad and proceeded to beat up the house.. the house won... huh huh" Why the hell would anyone even mention that and start laughing, given the situation? The Eric Tamiyasu Case - Look, I'm not an investigator or cop, but one thing I do know is, when you're at a crime scene, DON'T TOUCH ANYTHING!!! And more importantly, DON'T BURN ANYTHING!!!! Other "WTF" moments from UM include: When Gabriel "Caradoc" Carrillo mentioned: “If I wanted to murder somebody, the last person I would murder would be somebody who was staying at my house and whose father knew that he was staying in my house." (Oh it's not like a statement like that is incriminating or anything) It's been mentioned on another thread before but Paul Pollis' note: "I love my wife and would never do anything to harm her intentionally." and then he gives this golden statement: "People were driving in front of the house non-stop. They didn't come by to give me a hug or pat on the back and say we're with you. They just came by to look." (Would someone give this guy a damn hug already?) And of course everyone's (least?) favorite weirdo - Michael Anderson, especially when he said: "She was the type of daughter that you just enjoy" Maybe I'm reading too much into it, but... eeewww Y'know, before I found out that Cindy my have been very well murdered by drug traffickers, I figured she may have just left home to get away from her Dad, 'cause he's kind of a freak.
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02-25-2010, 07:14 PM	#137
unidentified Member Frequent Poster Join Date: Feb 11, 2010 Posts: 152	Here's a WTF for you... wasn't shown on UM, but it's James Donald King... looking for a PenPal. Hmmm..... http://todesstrafe-usa.de/friends/voices_nc_king.htm

02-25-2010, 10:09 PM	#139
MissFit29 Member Forum Regular Join Date: Mar 09, 2009 Location: Minnesota Posts: 523	How about Joe Sheppard burying a murdered girl on his own property?

03-02-2010, 11:50 PM	#141
MegtheEgg86 Member Senior Member Join Date: Jun 19, 2008 Location: The Volunteer State Posts: 4,821	I just saw the Scott Rossiter "Special Alert" segment. Definitely a collection of "what the..." moments for me--Rossiter, a police officer, being murdered with his own weapon in the parking lot of the police station....the opening video footage in the update, with Scott O'Neil's (Rossiter's killer) body in a bag being loaded into the back of what I assume is the coroner's vehicle...and RS stating at the end that police will probably never really figure out the details of O'Neil's death. Really wasn't expecting that at all. Kind of freaked me out.

04-18-2010, 04:38 PM	#143
Mystery Man Member Frequent Poster Join Date: Apr 16, 2010 Location: the 9th Dimension Posts: 151	L'Enfant was pretty bizarre, but the most unpredicted was the episode where the woman was watching UM when the killer being profiled was using her bathroom. She called the police and the case was updated the next airing.

04-18-2010, 06:42 PM	#145
Dionysus Member Frequent Poster Join Date: Apr 18, 2010 Posts: 29	Only germans? Discriminatory much??

06-01-2010, 05:20 PM	#150
WishfulDreamer Member Senior Member Join Date: Jun 01, 2009 Location: L.A. Posts: 3,309	I may have already mentioned this but this one always got a "WT!!?!?!" out of me: Man: Hey, how you doing? Then the criminal (Mulet, I believe) shoots at him. The man wasn't hit, but geez that's scary! In one segment, when a guy jumps out of a car and tries to grab a girl. She was able to break away, but it was still so random and creepy when he popped out. Can you imagine just walking down the street and that happening?