I'm almost certain this was an Unsolved Mysteries case. The only thing I can remember about it though is some guy in his late twenties, maybe early thirties committing some kind of crime. I'm not sure if it was murder or robbery, but basically the police met him at his house and chased him and caught him. He apparently idolized Rambo and thought of himself as a kind of maverick or whatever. When he was arrested and heading to court I think he basked in the glow of all the cameras and wanted to be on TV. Sound familiar?

Guy Cummings.

Guy Cummings.

I wonder if that was his "adult" name.

I wonder if that was his "adult" name.

After I posted that, I wondered the same thing. He was an exotic dancer, IIRC.

I wonder if that was his "adult" name.
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Strange that he isn't profiled on the Unsolved Mysteries wiki. I thought that place had every case. Does anyone even have a photo of the dude?

Strange that he isn't profiled on the Unsolved Mysteries wiki. I thought that place had every case. Does anyone even have a photo of the dude?

Although I'm not positive, I thought this was another one of those stories that never made it to Lifetime or Spike. Could be why there isn't much about it anywhere.

Although I'm not positive, I thought this was another one of those stories that never made it to Lifetime or Spike. Could be why there isn't much about it anywhere.
It had to have made it to Lifetime at least once, which is how I remember it. Back in the 90's I only watched Unsolved Mysteries on Lifetime as a kid. Unless it was part of the new series in 2001, but I think it was an older segment.

Some of the reenactments in this segment are PRICELESS. That actor was a riot.

Some of the reenactments in this segment are PRICELESS. That actor was a riot.

Police: Can we talk to you for a minute?
Guy: Yeah, sure. *slams door*

Guy: You look beautiful.
Con Victim: Where's my money?

I thought the actor was better looking than the real guy, for what it's worth.

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Oh the actor was totally better looking. Wasn't really digging that mullet, but otherwise he was aight. :lol:

"You know, gotta fix it up and make it home for the little woman!"

"Nah, I'm sorry, I've got a promotion coming up in Thailand, yeah."

"Good-BYE!"

"You take a pretty picture."

The whole exchange with the second victim about supposedly being a cop. :lol:

Oh the actor was totally better looking. Wasn't really digging that mullet, but otherwise he was aight. :lol:

"You know, gotta fix it up and make it home for the little woman!"

"Nah, I'm sorry, I've got a promotion coming up in Thailand, yeah."

"Good-BYE!"

"You take a pretty picture."

The whole exchange with the second victim about supposedly being a cop. :lol:
That's it, I'm definitely watching this one again ASAP. :lol:

That's it, I'm definitely watching this one again ASAP. :lol:

Love it. :lol:

Love it. :lol:
"Put it on your CAHD!"

"Enough of this and enough of you. GOODBYE!!!!"

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OMG Meg! This article is dated this year and he's up to his old tricks again!
http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/nyc-crime/man-faces-grand-larceny-charge-credit-cards-article-1.2144956

http://www.in.gov/judiciary/opinions/pdf/12281205nhv.pdf

Guy Cummings v. The State of Indiana.


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The actor was my husband!!!

http://www.in.gov/judiciary/opinions/pdf/12281205nhv.pdf

Guy Cummings v. The State of Indiana.


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That is quite possibly the dumbest argument I have heard for why someone should be found not guilty of theft.

The sad part? I've heard that argument more than once. :lol: :lol:

Real winner it seems!!