I may have seen these episodes on a different show so if you don't think they were shown on UM please tell me.

One was about a young pizza delivery man who went to make a delivery at and was killed at the house. When the paramedics came one of the guys at the scene was actually his brother. Any updates? Names?

The second one I know even less about. A young man was looking all over the house for his mom. I remember he called someone to ask them if they had seen his mom. He mentioned that she was suppose to take him to Denny's that morning. He ended up finding her dead outside. I think she had been shot.

Can anyone chime in here with more info? Thanks.

I don't remember the second story but the first story was Morris Davis, a pizza deliveryman who apparently was sent to deliver a pizza at an abandoned house that was for sale while the killer's waited inside. I felt so bad for the brother who recognized his brother's shoes as soon as he got in the house. As far as I know there were never any arrests made in the case.

Originally posted by crystaldawn
I don't remember the second story but the first story was Morris Davis, a pizza deliveryman who apparently was sent to deliver a pizza at an abandoned house that was for sale while the killer's waited inside. I felt so bad for the brother who recognized his brother's shoes as soon as he got in the house. As far as I know there were never any arrests made in the case.

I haven't forgotten that case. The crime occurred in Montana in 1985, and the gun that was used to kill Davis turned up at an Oregon pawn shop three years later. The spooky thing about the case was the fact that the gun's owner lived hundreds of miles away from the crime scene, and the gun disappeared from his home without his knowledge. :eek:

The owner of that gun was a person-of-interest for a time, but was eventually cleared of any involvement in Davis's murder. (He was home at the time of the murder.) During his interview on the show, he was understandably filmed in silhouette, and had his voice altered.

Although the case has more questions than answers, let's not give up hope that it could one day be solved.