I noticed a chyron error while watching the segment about the girl in Missouri who was kidnapped by the phone booth by the guy driving the truck w/ the fish coming out of the water in the back window. It said the policeman was from Montana after the VO had just said Missouri

Good question. I noticed on the Matthew Chase segment recently that at the beginning they clearly state that Matthew borrowed his female roommate's car to go to the ATM. (In fact they even show her throwing her keys to him I believe). Then towards the end of the segment they refer to the missing car as belonging to Matthew.

Hey, you guys are good! Although, I will admit that I caught the Montana error in the Angela Hammond case as well. (Although I thought it was a fluke because I am from Montana...)

But, kudos to you guys! I'm impressed with your quick eyes (and minds!)

I missed the first episode (and half of the second) this morning. Did they show the Angela Hammond case again?

That's so weird.... I also caught the Missouri/Montana error.

I guess great minds think alike. :)

I noticed one from the segment about the 1986 murder of yeshiva student Chaim Weiss. When the side of his face is shown, his eyelashes move; in other words, despite being dead, he moved his eyelids. You have to watch very carefully in order to notice that goof. Otherwise, if you blink, you miss it.

Wasn't there some kind of blooper in the Shannon Timmerman episode?

Yeah. In the update, they mix up the names of the mother and the baby. I forgot about that one!

Wasn't there some kind of blooper in the Shannon Timmerman episode?
yes they say Rachel is the babies name during the update instead of Shannon being the babies name...for some reason this one bothers me the most. I guess b/c it's so impt. to find the little girl but they couldn't get her name right.:mad:

Wasn't there some kind of blooper in the Shannon Timmerman episode?

lol, I noticed that one and I was like "hey!" wouldn't they have caught something like that before airing it?

In the case of the 4 year old Barbara Jean Horn who was blugeoned to death and found in a box in Philadelphia in 1988. The detective gives the date of the crime as either June or July (I don't remember) and then when he recaps at the end of the segment he says the month of January instead.

Wow, impressive AngieV for noticing that. :)

That was such a sad case.:(