This marked "the most astounding discovery of the century." When the military got involved, they initially confirmed the findings were not of this earth, but later backtracked, claiming it was a downed Army weather balloon. Later, the episode told the tale of a New Mexican rancher, who, in 1947, stumbled upon the remnants of a mysterious craft. Karen Stephens Nelson happened to be watching the episode and they were reunited, which she said "will stand out as one of the most exciting days of my life." He'd long wanted to see her and thank her. The nurse left the army before he walked again.
As his father said, his body was "tore all to hell." Recovery looked impossible, but thanks to a caring nurse, he was soon on the mend. His final crash fractured his skull, shattered his legs, and left him in a coma. The episode then pivoted to American helicopter pilot Jim Meade Jr., who was shot down three times in Vietnam. We present to you the best of the best: the 20 best "Unsolved Mysteries" episodes. However, some episodes stand out more than others, and through chilling re-enactments using local actors and even real people involved with the mystery itself, some are loaded with the best of everything for everyone. Times that "the beauty of the franchise is that there's something for everyone." It spawned a podcast and even a line of merch. It has profiled over 1,300 mysteries, and, thanks to tips from viewers, solved 260 of them, even exonerating seven wrongly accused people.
The landmark show by John Cosgrove and Terry Dunn Meurer, which moved channels several times, was later hosted by Dennis Farina, Raymond Burr, and Karl Malden. It was revived at Netflix (sans host) in 2020. Stack presented four or more tales per episode, diving into unsolved murders, missing person cases, wanted criminals at large, conspiracy theories, hauntings, UFO sightings, unexplained phenomena, and even reuniting long-lost family members.
What started as a series of NBC TV specials in 1987 became a full-fledged series a year later.
An infamous, entrancing theme song and a dark, ominous setting for the openers helped, too. This invitation from trenchcoat-clad " Unsolved Mysteries" host Robert Stack cast a spell on audiences for decades. "For every mystery, someone, somewhere knows the truth.
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