Chad Noe his mother and grandmother are trashy people, the grandmother or mother were arrested a couple years ago for arson and I believe they planned to murder Wendy Camp and her sister in law and daughter before they even called Wendy up.

The Rowlett Police department and Defense Attorney Greg Davis who were over zealous and hid evidence that proved Darlie was innocent and railroaded her and sent her to death row for something she didn't do. I really don't think all defense attorneys and detectives and cops are over zealous because if the person was guilty of the crime, they deserve to be put away and the people were just doing their job.Greg Davis has been called a lying SOB and he has been called evil by Darlie supporters.

Edward Harold Bell-exposing himself by taking his pants off in front of children while they were playing in the street,plus killing Larry Dickens and leaving the daughter without a parent. Bell is a pedophile and an evil man that should have got the death penalty. I usually do not wish the death penalty on people.

Jim Burnside is a man I hate very much and I think he should be executed, he was so evil, his 5 year old daughter said You Wouldn't kill me Daddy and he looked her right in the eye and said yes I would.

Darlie Routier.

Michael Swango, Franklin Floyd and Paul "I like a clean house" Pollis. People trusted Swango to help their loved ones since he was a doctor but instead, he murdered them. Adding salt to the wounds, he seemed to think it was amusing that they died. It's sad to think he was born...

Man, there are just SO many hateful people that have been featured on UM that it's almost impossible to narrow them down. However, I have to say that I don't hate the wanted fugitives or convicted criminals as much as the people who are obviously guilty of a crime, but have gotten away with it and are going on living their normal day-to-day lives and there doesn't seem to be anything anybody can do about it (i.e. Paul Pollis, Chad Noe, Judy Groezinger, etc.).

I guess Franklin Delano Floyd would represent the worst of both worlds since he is prison, but frequently taunts investigators by refusing to disclose the whereabouts of Michael Hughes and the true identity of Sharon Marshall since he knows there isn't any legal way to force the guy to talk.

I also have a special hatred for any corrupt or lazy LE official who helps cover up the death of a young kid (i.e. Keith Warren, Norman Ladner, Andre Jones) and rudely tries to tell their parents it was a suicide even though there's so much evidence to suggest otherwise. You have to wonder if people like that have children themselves and if they would react the same way if it was their child who died in that fashion.

I would go out on a limb (but not too far) and say that generally the people who are most disliked are the people who are thought to be guilty as hell. The aforementioned Pollis and Routier come to mind, as well as Tim McClure, Judy Groezinger, Jule Caylor, Bob Hall, etc.

Mark Nichols. Even if he (by a sliver of a chance) isn't guilty of killing Christie, the guy was very dislikable. He seemed controlling and made excuses for being physically violent with her - i.e. the time she tried to go out and he says he tossed her onto the bed to stop her from "attacking" him.

She was like 22-24 at this time, who the heck was he to tell a grown woman (much less his wife) when she can or can't go out?

Darlie Routier didn't slaughter her two children Devon and Damon, the prosecution portrayed her as a shrewish pampered woman that murdered her children because her husbands business was plummeting and she feared losing her lifestyle and the prosecuters felt the children were in her way. I don't agree with most of those things in that theory. I do believe the husbands business was plummeting, I do believe Darlie was a pampered woman living in a nice house with a nice fountain and nice lifestyle, there is nothing wrong with that. If a mother put her lifestyle over her children and killed them for fear of loosing her lifestyle, I would not like that woman. I don't believe the prosecutors theory about her feeling the children were in her way or her killing them over fear of loosing her lifestyle.The prosecuters also felt that Darlie killed her children because she was tired of the responsibility of motherhood. If that were true, how come Baby Drake was found crying in a crib upstairs and unharmed. There are a lot of people that I think are guilty as sin on Unsolved Mysteries, but if you listen to the Unsolved Mysteries broadcast, you will hear the jury member Charlie Stanford talk about how he felt he made a mistake in convicting Darlie. Some people are on the fence about Darlie's guilt and some people believe she is innocent and some people think she is guilty as sin.With all the for Darlie websites that talk about proof of innocence, it is no wonder that so many people have doubts about her guilt. I feel that Barry Fife and Ben Claibourg could be Devon and Damon's killers, they stole Darrin's car three years before the murders and charged 10,000 dollars to Darrin's credit card. I think the show Forensic Files had a biased way of presenting Darlie's case and made her look guilty as sin of murdering her two sons.

I never liked Mark Nichols whether he killed Christy or not,he seemed like he could be violent toward his wife when he was interviewed on Unsolved Mysteries.

Here are the ones who stand out in my mind the most, who haven't already been mentioned:

1. Wayne Hecker Mr. "I don't owe anyone any explanatiobut the Lord" Give me a break. No 100% sure he killed Tara, but still something about this guy was just loathsome to me. Don't know about anyone else.

2. Gregory Barker (What he put Ms Roche through before killing her was terrible. I doubt this was his first murder and maybe not his last.)

3. Tex Sherwood (He may not have killed anyone but I hate abusers with their caveman mentality, put his family through hell, piece of trash in my view)

4. Joe Maloney (I really hate spouse killers. Sickens me this guy never faced justice for poisoning his poor wife. Extradition technacalities won't save you from Hell buddy boy.)

5. Ira Einhorn (Another piece of garbage lowlife who got away with murder for years because of Europe and their garbage extradition rules , thankfully he was finally brought to justice.)

6. Frank Casteel (Felt it was justified to butcher three men with a shotgun because of his this is my property mentality. Glad he is in jail.)


There are more who I remember the cases but not the names, like the scumbag who murdered his g/f and left her under the bed for her mother to find, that he got out after six years was an abomination.

Or that nut job who shot six people in those public places.

And plenty more I'm just not thinking of at the moment. Lets face it there has been a lot of scumbags on this show hard to keep em all straight.

I don't blame you for hating Tex Sherwood, he was so mean to his wife and he had a really bad temper when people would ask him about his son.
I don't like Tex Sherwood either. I don't blame you for hating Greg Barker, he is a pretty violent man towards Hilda Roche. He could be a serial killer. I don't like Greg Barker either.
I never liked Dennis Depue that pushed his wife down the stairs and shot her.He was a mean guy, no wonder the kids were reluctant to spend time with him.

I don't blame you for hating Tex Sherwood, he was so mean to his wife and he had a really bad temper when people would ask him about his son.
I don't like Tex Sherwood either. I don't blame you for hating Greg Barker, he is a pretty violent man towards Hilda Roche. He could be a serial killer. I don't like Greg Barker either.
I never liked Dennis Depue that pushed his wife down the stairs and shot her.He was a mean guy, no wonder the kids were reluctant to spend time with him.

I'm not justifying what Dennis Depue did, but I can't help but think there might have been some truth to the letters he sent that Marilyn was turnin his kids against him and doing him wrong.

I just didn't get the feeling he was a naturally violent man, I think he may have just snapped from a long time of frustration with his marriage and family.

That being said, I don't know he may havebeen a genuine piece of trash all along. And I'm not saying Marilyn deserved to die, but I do think people should be more careful how they handle divorces and relatinships, cause in situations like that when you push people to far they snap, and I think that may have happened here.

But as viewers of Unsolved Mysteries, we don't always know all the circumstances, sometimes its just a feeling you get.

I don't blame you for hating Tex Sherwood, he was so mean to his wife and he had a really bad temper when people would ask him about his son.
I don't like Tex Sherwood either. I don't blame you for hating Greg Barker, he is a pretty violent man towards Hilda Roche. He could be a serial killer. I don't like Greg Barker either.
I never liked Dennis Depue that pushed his wife down the stairs and shot her.He was a mean guy, no wonder the kids were reluctant to spend time with him.

Just out of curiosity, any reason you didn't comment on the others? :)

Hate is a very strong word, especially for someone I've never met. But people like Darlie Routier, Leonard Rizzo, Paul Pollis, and others who deny murdering people and then are proven wrong would be the ones I despise the most. That and when they update the murders and show the cowards who committed them, I guess you could say I hate those people.

I bet you would feel guilty about hating Darlie Routier, if DNA prooved that somebody else murdered Devon and Damon.Just because years have went by doesn't mean the real killer can't be found. For years I thought that Darryl the guy that committed suicide and said he would talk to a psychic when the case was featured on UM, didn't kill Sherry Iberly. It took 25 years for Sherry's real killer to be arrested.Sherry was killed in 1982 while delivering pizzas. Here is the online article about suspects arrest.

http://www.salem-news.com/articles/december182007/eyerly_arrest_121807.php

Hate is a very strong word, especially for someone I've never met. But people like Darlie Routier, Leonard Rizzo, Paul Pollis, and others who deny murdering people and then are proven wrong would be the ones I despise the most. That and when they update the murders and show the cowards who committed them, I guess you could say I hate those people.

I do hate people that keep saying they are innocent when they are guilty like Dave Davis still claims he is innocent of killing his wife Shannon.That is an Unsolved Mysteries case. I hate George Trepal even though he was never featured on Unsolved Mysteries. He keeps saying he didn't poison the Carr family. I have a very strong feeling that Darlie is innocent, I really don't think that Darlie is an angel and I don't make her out to be one. I don't make her out to be a monster either.Darlie wasn't the perfect woman around Devon and Damon,when one of her boys squirted her with a water gun at a birthday party,she smashed his finger in birthday cake.

Darlie wasn't the perfect woman around Devon and Damon,when one of her boys squirted her with a water gun at a birthday party,she smashed his finger in birthday cake.

Even more reason to hate her, she destroyed a perfectly good birthday cake.

Even more reason to hate her, she destroyed a perfectly good birthday cake.

:lol:

Darlie Routier and Chad Noe.
Hands down two of the biggest oxygen thieves in human history.
Although I'm opposed to the death penalty for moral and practical reasons, I'd find it hard to complain when/if it would be used against these two.

Michael Swango. Edward Harold Bell. Paul Pollis. Christi Nichols' husband. Larry Gibson. Jule Caylor.

On the female side, Astarte Davis Rice. Elaine Parent. Elizabeth Hernandez. The evil nanny that abused a little girl named Ashley. Pat Farmer. If there's one thing UM taught us, it's that women can be psychotic villains, too.

I'm split on Cindy James. I don't know if she was faking and took it too far, if she had an undiagnosed mental condition, or if somebody really was out to do her harm.

I'm also mixed on Penny Cayedito. On the one hand, it does seem like she knows what happened to Anthonette. On the other hand, I have a hard time believing a mother could harm a child. But there are bad mothers out there, too.

I do hate people that keep saying they are innocent when they are guilty like Dave Davis still claims he is innocent of killing his wife Shannon.That is an Unsolved Mysteries case. I hate George Trepal even though he was never featured on Unsolved Mysteries. He keeps saying he didn't poison the Carr family. I have a very strong feeling that Darlie is innocent, I really don't think that Darlie is an angel and I don't make her out to be one. I don't make her out to be a monster either.Darlie wasn't the perfect woman around Devon and Damon,when one of her boys squirted her with a water gun at a birthday party,she smashed his finger in birthday cake.

That's the thing about UM. Sometimes, the picture is more complex than we think it is.

Tony Alamo is probably the most punchable person I can think of from UM. thank god he's dead now. I do hate people like him that pretend to be a religious leader, while they have a side gig of abusing children and destroying people.

Other people that are the worst of the worst. N.Decloud, Christophe Day's mom, Randall Utterback, the noe family, Chuck Dixon, Mark Nichols, Stryder Styarfyr, Dan Tondevold, Jule Caylor, David Young, David Freeman, Jerry Strickland, Leonard Rizzo, Jim Burnside, Don Dixon, Richard Relf, Edward Bell, Richard Minns, and many many more.

Tony Alamo is probably the most punchable person I can think of from UM. thank god he's dead now. I do hate people like him that pretend to be a religious leader, while they have a side gig of abusing children and destroying people.

Other people that are the worst of the worst. N.Decloud, Christophe Day's mom, Randall Utterback, the noe family, Chuck Dixon, Mark Nichols, Stryder Styarfyr, Dan Tondevold, Jule Caylor, David Young, David Freeman, Jerry Strickland, Leonard Rizzo, Jim Burnside, Don Dixon, Richard Relf, Edward Bell, Richard Minns, and many many more.

I forgot Richard Minns. Thank you.

Tony Alamo is probably the most punchable person I can think of from UM. thank god he's dead now. I do hate people like him that pretend to be a religious leader, while they have a side gig of abusing children and destroying people.

Other people that are the worst of the worst. N.Decloud, Christophe Day's mom, Randall Utterback, the noe family, Chuck Dixon, Mark Nichols, Stryder Styarfyr, Dan Tondevold, Jule Caylor, David Young, David Freeman, Jerry Strickland, Leonard Rizzo, Jim Burnside, Don Dixon, Richard Relf, Edward Bell, Richard Minns, and many many more.

That is a heck of a starter list.
I am not sure I hated a lot of featured criminals, but if I did, David Freeman, Nelson DeCloud, Brad Bishop, Jim Burnside and Edward Bell were among the worst for me. Just cold-blooded and evil. My list would not be limited to them but they would be at or near the top.

That is a heck of a starter list.
I am not sure I hated a lot of featured criminals, but if I did, David Freeman, Nelson DeCloud, Brad Bishop, Jim Burnside and Edward Bell were among the worst for me. Just cold-blooded and evil. My list would not be limited to them but they would be at or near the top.

Add Randall Utterback and Nelson DeCloud to my list.

Ethel Nation

Ethel Nation

good one, I completely forgot about that. I'll add a low key one that wasn't tied to a violent crime. Chuck Rack from the Alligash four. he was a prick in his interview, and I think that he later insinuated that he made things up. also have to add Ulysses Roberson and psychic John Catchings.

Ethel Nation

And Georgia Tann. Absolute monsters.

also have to add Ulysses Roberson

YES. Definitely needs to be on this list. I hope he never, ever gets out of prison. One of the most despicable people ever profiled.

YES. Definitely needs to be on this list. I hope he never, ever gets out of prison. One of the most despicable people ever profiled.

for sure, and sometimes I forget about that segment. IDK that is on filmrise. I'm just gonna guess and say that it's not because I never see it anymore. but I also don't care to see it. he's one of the most horrible predators that has ever been featured. attacks women and children. hope that they keep him locked up.

David Protess

Most of the people I have nothing but contempt for on Unsolved Mysteries, came to be due to finding this forum 20 years after the series was at it's peak popularity. The show had the bad habit of glossing over problems of some of the people surrounding the individual (victim, missing, etc), were encountering and never mentioned it during the program.

The most obvious example, would be Penny Cayedito, the mother of the missing 9 year old girl Anthonette Cayedito. On the show, she is portrayed as a average wholesome mother, who was about to attend church with her girls, when Anthonette went missing in 1986.

We now know that through police files, and public news articles, that Penny was a habitual drug addict/dealer, who probably also worked in the sex trade, and would invite all types of shady men into her home late at night. There was also an FBI raid on her home 2 weeks before Anthonette went missing.

Further details emerged two years also that directly point at Penny at not only being complicit in her daughters abduction, but more than likely arraigned to have Anthonette taken by a man in his 30's who fell in love with Anthonette, and acted inappropriately with her, buying her gifts, and making her sit on his lap.

Just by viewing the episodes, the character that I really had a strong dislike for, was Larry Gibson. Even when the show aired in regards to his missing 2 year old son Tommy, he came across as guilty. His body language was erratic, and his eyes kept shifting, possibly indicating deception. I came to beleive he was responsible for Tommy's disappearance.

Of course, just a couple of years later, in 1994, the wife fled with the remaining kids, and entered a Women's shelter, than contacted Police, informing them that not only was Larry a violent man, who would habitually beat and threaten her, but also his children. She also stated that Larry had killed Tommy on the day of his abduction, and left in his Police cruiser for an hour, most likely to dispose of the body.

I'm split on Cindy James. I don't know if she was faking and took it too far, if she had an undiagnosed mental condition, or if somebody really was out to do her harm.

I feel like with Cindy James, it's kinda hard to differentiate between her faking it and her having mental health issues. If she was faking the stalking then the extremes she went to, and the fact it culminated in suicide, suggest she was quite an unwell person.

I feel like with Cindy James, it's kinda hard to differentiate between her faking it and her having mental health issues. If she was faking the stalking then the extremes she went to, and the fact it culminated in suicide, suggest she was quite an unwell person.

People with severe mental health issues like that can't distinguish reality from fantasy. It's like if someone is on a bender. Their view of reality is distorted. They may think they are fine and the world is against them when their behavior is out of control and making everyone else crazy.

I've always thought that Cindy James didn't intend to die, but rather, it was another self-inflicted "attack" but it simply went too far the final time.

To get away from that and back to the topic, I will say I've always really disliked James B. Lovell, the author in the Anastasia/Anna Anderson case. He was just SO smug. And to my amusement, eventually proven to be completely wrong despite his arrogance.

Jule Caylor. Apart from looking creepy, he obviously did it. And he's even dumber than Mark Nichols because he didn't even pretend to miss his wife.

Hatred isn't the word I would use but I had a really hard time finding anything redeemable about Delia Fazzani's father if that reenactment was just the way it was. I feel like throwing something at the TV everytime he does or says anything.

There's been a lot of people from UM that I don't like. Plenty of murderers, rapists, con artists, generally arrogant human beings, etc.

But the ones who I place a spot above (below?) the rest in terms of vile human beings are Christophe Day's mother, the officers who interrogated Johnny Lee Wilson and the people responsible for the death of the dogs in the Mabel Wood case, which remains the one and only segment I cannot watch.

Stephen Marfeo. I just watched this segment. I've mentioned it on many other threads, but he was never likable. even if there was a remote chance of him being innocent. I think the detective makes a great point that Stephen hired a PI to follow Doreen, but yet when she went missing for 2 days he didn't do anything about it. Stephen's demeanor and arrogance in the segment also kills the stereotypes that innocent people should typically be rude and defensive about being a suspect in their spouses murder or disappearance. as opposed to say Steve Bechtel who appeared to be very calm and well spoken.

the icky part for me is always the camera shot for him looking out the window. one of the worst moments from UM.

Beverly and Chad Noe take the cake here. I could actually sit down and probably at least be entertained by Ida Prewitt and have a drink with her and she seemed like such a firecracker, but Chad was unlikable. I know Beverly never got interviewed, but even in the segment she is unlikable.

Stephen Marfeo. I just watched this segment. I've mentioned it on many other threads, but he was never likable. even if there was a remote chance of him being innocent. I think the detective makes a great point that Stephen hired a PI to follow Doreen, but yet when she went missing for 2 days he didn't do anything about it. Stephen's demeanor and arrogance in the segment also kills the stereotypes that innocent people should typically be rude and defensive about being a suspect in their spouses murder or disappearance. as opposed to say Steve Bechtel who appeared to be very calm and well spoken.

the icky part for me is always the camera shot for him looking out the window. one of the worst moments from UM.

How could you not like this Folger's coffee commercial? :lol:

No, I agree, it gives me the ick, too.

How could you not like this Folger's coffee commercial? :lol:

No, I agree, it gives me the ick, too.

ha! if he were innocent I would probably see it differently. I just wonder what he was thinking when they were shooting that? Probably acting, but it did him no favors.

The Jesse James Hollywood segment. The kid that was killed, Nick, his brother was interviewed and he was basically the cause of his little brother being kidnapped and killed all over a measley $1200 drug debt he owed Jesse. I agree Jesse was a thug, but the attitude of that brother in the interview is one that he still sort of shrugged giving Jesse that money. He still had an FU mindset about it. Like, seriously? Your brother got gunshots in his head because of you!

The Jesse James Hollywood segment. The kid that was killed, Nick, his brother was interviewed and he was basically the cause of his little brother being kidnapped and killed all over a measley $1200 drug debt he owed Jesse. I agree Jesse was a thug, but the attitude of that brother in the interview is one that he still sort of shrugged giving Jesse that money. He still had an FU mindset about it. Like, seriously? Your brother got gunshots in his head because of you!

YEP this is the one right here.

Smirking through that whole interview. It was gross to watch.

Wilda Loseff

Michael Swango, Franklin Floyd and Paul "I like a clean house" Pollis. People trusted Swango to help their loved ones since he was a doctor but instead, he murdered them. Adding salt to the wounds, he seemed to think it was amusing that they died. It's sad to think he was born...


Believe it or not, there was another case like this in hospitals in Texas in the 2010s. A surgeon, with a drug problem was arrested in 2015 for intentionally maiming his patients, often paralyzing and killing them. He was given life in prison.

I feel like with Cindy James, it's kinda hard to differentiate between her faking it and her having mental health issues. If she was faking the stalking then the extremes she went to, and the fact it culminated in suicide, suggest she was quite an unwell person.


This is one of those cases that stand out because being honest it's really impossibile to say she was either making it up/mentally ill or was really being stalked.

I'm split on this, i don't know.

I mean i always thought that the detective was exactly right, when he said "if cindy was so scared, why did she take her dog for a walks at 2am?" exactly! scared people who are being stalked don't act like that.

but then you have the fire in her basement, her neighbor said when he ran outside there was a guy infront of the home who "ran away"

i always thought the fact that cindy was dating a cop (patrick mcbride) at the time is way too overlooked, if it was him he would have had the means to cover up what he was doing to cindy...

This is one of those cases that stand out because being honest it's really impossibile to say she was either making it up/mentally ill or was really being stalked.

I'm split on this, i don't know.

I mean i always thought that the detective was exactly right, when he said "if cindy was so scared, why did she take her dog for a walks at 2am?" exactly! scared people who are being stalked don't act like that.

but then you have the fire in her basement, her neighbor said when he ran outside there was a guy infront of the home who "ran away"

i always thought the fact that cindy was dating a cop (patrick mcbride) at the time is way too overlooked, if it was him he would have had the means to cover up what he was doing to cindy...

The 2 a.m. walks baffled me too. I wouldn't go out for a walk at 2 a.m. under normal circumstances, but with a stalker targeting me? Forget it.

The neighbor seeing the guy that ran away definitely lent more credence to the stalker angle.

If you look at the site put up by Cindy James' friend who wrote a book about the case, the cop definitely seems to be a person of interest.

The 2 a.m. walks baffled me too. I wouldn't go out for a walk at 2 a.m. under normal circumstances, but with a stalker targeting me? Forget it.

The neighbor seeing the guy that ran away definitely lent more credence to the stalker angle.

If you look at the site put up by Cindy James' friend who wrote a book about the case, the cop definitely seems to be a person of interest.


The problem with cindy is that something was always seemingly "off" about her, i mean what was that thing with some professor? then people doubted the story she told about a boyfriend who had cancer, then killed himself, the 2am dog walking, the "theres something, but i can't tell you"

i 100% get why people think she did it to herself. she was "odd" but that doesn't mean that odd people can't end up being stalked and then murdered.

Larry Gibson. Even if he were somehow innocent (doubtful) shooting stray cats is disgusting behavior. Animal cruelty in itself a huge red flag.

Patti English's mother and stepfather (partially hearing impaired woman looking for her father).

Patti's Father: "Is Helen home?"
Stepfather: "Nope."
Patti's Father: "Can I see Patti?"
Stepfather: "Nope."

Later after the father does get to see Patti...

Stepfather: "Time's up, pal."

Patti was never even told about her real father when she was little. Who does that?

Marvin Gabrion, the fact that he is still sucking air makes my blood boil

Paul Pollis!!! The guy was SO smug with his answers and him saying, “I clean, I live there. I like to live in a clean house” was most smug. He definitely killed his wife