After listening to all this Serial I want to watch Unsolved Mysteries.
After listening to all this Serial I want to watch Unsolved Mysteries.
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Three things I've always loved:
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UFOs
Ghosts
This show had it all.
Hey, one I specifically remember as being super creepy was solved:
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OK, this wiki has updates per episode if they were solved. Crazy!
ReplyDeleteWanted: The Unabomber.
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The ghost episodes of that show scared the shit out of me as a kid.
ReplyDeleteThe ghosts never scared me.
ReplyDeleteThe alien abductions sure as hell did.
See, I didn't watch this, but I've had a similar recent yearning to revisit the "Ripley's Believe it or Not" show hosted by Jack Palance.
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