1. The one guy who was found walking around the desert with Amnesia and then they found his parents and he had a phone conversation with them and he was crying because he couldnt recognize his mother, then it was updated that he had a wife and kids? Was it real?
2. The two twin girls who died in a fire, and it showed one had been shot in the stomach before the fire. No wait, one of the girls survived, but then she suspiciously died in the hosptial a few weeks later, did the step brother do it?
that was an eerie case.
3. Jonelle Matthews? Missing from her house in Colorado in 1984?
4. The johnny Gosch case...now he comes back to see his mom in 1997 and tells her he was kidnapped in a CIA porn ring, only to disappear again?

4. The johnny Gosch case...now he comes back to see his mom in 1997 and tells her he was kidnapped in a CIA porn ring, only to disappear again?[/QUOTE]

I thought this case was on an HBO special, I don't remember it on Unsolved. Was it? Anyway there were also rumors that he is still alive and was Jeff Gannon, a White House reporter who had really no credentials and asked the President fluff questions. He also had links to gay escorts. So all over the internet there were conspiracy theroies like he used the same initials JG. Plus it was theorized that Gosch was kidnapped into a pedophilia ring, trained by the CIA to be a male escort/spy, then given a job as a White House escort to reward him for his service and/or silence him.

So Gannon was given clearance to the White House, attend press conf. to silence him about sex ring and linked both Bush presidencies.

But then again, sometimes I don't believe the mother that he actaully visited the house and was all unfortunately a publicity stunt for a book.

Yes, I find the Johnny Gosch case fascinating but I don't believe UM ever profiled it. I have read a lot of info about it on www.websleuths.com and there is speculation as to whether he really did visit his mother or even suspicion that his father could have played a role in his disappearance.

As far as the Hansen twins, all I know is their step-brother Donnie was tried and acquitted of the crime.

I believe the man with amnesia who was reunited with his mother's real name was Arthur Paul Beal. They mention in the NBC version that he was wanted for stealing a load of groceries from where he worked and just a few hours after discovering his true identity was taken into custody and then released I assume on bond. Strangely the Lifetime version cuts that part out. Its hard to say for sure whether he really did have amnesia or not but I thought the on camera reunion with his mother was one of the most moving scenes on UM.

I've never heard of the Jonelle Matthews case.

2. The two twin girls who died in a fire, and it showed one had been shot in the stomach before the fire. No wait, one of the girls survived, but then she suspiciously died in the hosptial a few weeks later, did the step brother do it?
that was an eerie case.

The step-brother, Donnie Hansen, was acquitted.

However, you would have to be high if you think he didn't do it. How a jury could find that idiot not guilty is beyond me. People have gone to the electric chair on far less evidence.