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justins5256 · 03-05-2005, 04:29 PM

Hi,

I was thinking it might be cool to put the seven Unsolved Mysteries "specials" in chronological order on DVD-R. I have the capability to do this, and I also have all of the specials unedited, recorded from original airings except two. If you have the two I'm looking for, from NBC airings only, please email me or post. If you're willing to send me copies of your tapes, or the tapes themselves, I will send you the finished product: a complete set of the seven early specials on DVD-R, including the three pre Robert Stack specials.

Here is what I need:

Special #4
November 29, 1987

Synopsis: Robert Stack hosts this fourth edition of the program that uses interviews with witnesses and reenactments to examine real-life mysteries. Included the suspicious death of a woman whose husband collected $325,000 in insurance before he disappeared; the disappearance of a woman who suffered from agoraphobia; the unexplained circumstances surrounding a fatal car accident in Oklahoma; the discovery of a human skull suspected to be that of a man who vanished with his wife on a Grand Canyon rafting trip in 1928. (Repeated December 28, 1988)

Special #6
May 6, 1988

Synopsis: Host Robert Stack details unsolved crimes such as a Hagerstown, Md., case in which the psychic powers of a New Jersey woman are put to the test; and the case of an Iowa credit union employee who disappeared with more than $1 million in untraceable bills. Also a report on a bag of undelivered letters found in an attic and addressed to World War II servicemen; updates on previous reports.

Anyone have these?

Thanks,
Justin

DarkDante · 03-06-2005, 01:38 AM

was on lifetime the other day - but thats a syndication not the original broadcast if thats what you mean - The psychic was Dorothy Allen (then ran a special blurb at the bottom of the screen with info on her recent passing) and the WW II letters were featured too as the final segment

Later.

crystaldawn · 03-07-2005, 10:20 AM

Some guy sent me Specials 5&7, NBC airings as well as Pre-Stack specials.

I also have lots of early stories recorded off of Lifetime.

Let me know if you're interested, justins5256.

03-05-2005, 04:29 PM	#1
justins5256 Member Forum 3000 Club Member Join Date: Aug 08, 2002 Posts: 3,866	Early Specials on DVD Hi, I was thinking it might be cool to put the seven Unsolved Mysteries "specials" in chronological order on DVD-R. I have the capability to do this, and I also have all of the specials unedited, recorded from original airings except two. If you have the two I'm looking for, from NBC airings only, please email me or post. If you're willing to send me copies of your tapes, or the tapes themselves, I will send you the finished product: a complete set of the seven early specials on DVD-R, including the three pre Robert Stack specials. Here is what I need: Special #4 November 29, 1987 Synopsis: Robert Stack hosts this fourth edition of the program that uses interviews with witnesses and reenactments to examine real-life mysteries. Included the suspicious death of a woman whose husband collected $325,000 in insurance before he disappeared; the disappearance of a woman who suffered from agoraphobia; the unexplained circumstances surrounding a fatal car accident in Oklahoma; the discovery of a human skull suspected to be that of a man who vanished with his wife on a Grand Canyon rafting trip in 1928. (Repeated December 28, 1988) Special #6 May 6, 1988 Synopsis: Host Robert Stack details unsolved crimes such as a Hagerstown, Md., case in which the psychic powers of a New Jersey woman are put to the test; and the case of an Iowa credit union employee who disappeared with more than $1 million in untraceable bills. Also a report on a bag of undelivered letters found in an attic and addressed to World War II servicemen; updates on previous reports. Anyone have these? Thanks, Justin

03-06-2005, 01:38 AM	#2
DarkDante Member Senior Member Join Date: Jul 27, 2002 Posts: 1,569	I know special #6 was on lifetime the other day - but thats a syndication not the original broadcast if thats what you mean - The psychic was Dorothy Allen (then ran a special blurb at the bottom of the screen with info on her recent passing) and the WW II letters were featured too as the final segment Later.

03-07-2005, 10:20 AM	#3
crystaldawn Member Forum 4000 Club Member Join Date: Dec 17, 2002 Location: Illinois Posts: 4,261	Some guy sent me Specials 5&7, NBC airings as well as Pre-Stack specials. I also have lots of early stories recorded off of Lifetime. Let me know if you're interested, justins5256.