No, not again! This episode is replayed time and time and time again. Its a mystery in itself. Not trying to take away from the seriousness of the case, just bored with it.

I agree!!! As soon as I seen the preview of the man and woman walking down the hall I changed the channel. I think it has even replaced "Resurrection Mary" as the most shown episode!

Tied for second would be the Gilbert Ortiz, poisoned by his wife with a chocolate shake, and the cab driver who had a bomb strapped to him. :rolleyes:

No way. What about that episode about that Teresita woman. The one who's ghost came back to help capture her killer. That's one they play a lot too! As for the Gilber Ortiz episode, I like that one. Don't know why. Probably the acting.

totally unrelated...great human league reference

Why thank you. :D

I agree!!! As soon as I seen the preview of the man and woman walking down the hall I changed the channel. I think it has even replaced "Resurrection Mary" as the most shown episode!

Tied for second would be the Gilbert Ortiz, poisoned by his wife with a chocolate shake, and the cab driver who had a bomb strapped to him. :rolleyes:


Oh lord, if they show the one about the cab driver again I think i'll scream. :lol:

I'm in agreement with most of you, lol!

This segment get's aired way too much..

As for Gilbert Ortiz, I've only seen that once aired on Lifetime but that's just because I'm usually at work during the shows hours so I don't always get to see it.

One segment that I think is way too overplayed is that sleepwalking segment when that guy was sleepwalking and was hit by a truck and the girl kept running into walls,etc. I think I'm going to scream if I see that one again when I'm actually at home to watch the show. :mad: Maybe the days I pick to stay home are the days that just by coincidence this segment plays about every time? I want to see the good old murder and missing cases! :mad:

The Thelma and Louise case gets on my nerves!

Another story which seems to get aired alot is the Glendeen Butterfield & Kelly Ann Lost Love case also the Dennis Keith Smith story and that Johnathan Palmer imposter segment.

The Thelma and Louise case gets on my nerves!


They have shown this at least two or three times these past 2 weeks. Someone at Lifetime has a Thelma and Louise fixation. ;)

Actually to add on to my list abouve would be the segment about the taxi driver who get's a bomb strapped to him and get's ordered to rob a bank from a dude dressed up as an Arab man.

No, not again! This episode is replayed time and time and time again. Its a mystery in itself. Not trying to take away from the seriousness of the case, just bored with it.

I agree!!! That case is overplayed!

Another one that is overplayed is the story of the woman who poisons her husband through a shake that is "supposed to help him bulk up". I forgot what the ladies' name was. I think the child's name was Johnathan whom she kidnapped, but I believe he was later returned to the father, but I'm not 100% sure on that.

About the Teresita case...it creeps me out everytime I see it!

Another one that is overplayed is the story of the woman who poisons her husband through a shake that is "supposed to help him bulk up". I forgot what the ladies' name was.

The woman's name was Elizabeth Fuentes-Ortiz.

The woman's name was Elizabeth Fuentes-Ortiz.

Thanks! I knew her first name was Elizabeth, but I didn't know her full name!

Tied for second would be the Gilbert Ortiz, poisoned by his wife with a chocolate shake.

AAAAHHH!!..

It's coming on agin, lol!

LOL! People tell us we should be thankful that we're able to watch UM. But how thankful can we possibly be when certain cases are being shown on a constant basis? Sometimes 3 times during the same week. It's ridiculous.

I think I'm going to end up going :crazy: as well.

AAAAHHH!!..

It's coming on agin, lol!

LOL!

You know I thought of another segment that has been shown 50 million times on UM. The one about the woman who was in the car accident and it caught on fire and two good samaritan's got her out and she was looking for them. Although I'm certainly glad she was able to find them this show is called Unsolved Mysteries and this one was solved years ago!

You know I thought of another segment that has been shown 50 million times on UM. The one about the woman who was in the car accident and it caught on fire and two good samaritan's got her out and she was looking for them. Although I'm certainly glad she was able to find them this show is called Unsolved Mysteries and this one was solved years ago!


Although it was a very touching story, that one is on all the time!

How about the so called real life "Thelma & Louise?" That has been shown way too many times recently.