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Unsolved Mysteries: Special Live Edition: This 90-minute special was broadcast live from the telecenter. Viewers are encouraged to call in with tips as the cases are profiled.Cases include:Case #1 Wanted: Accused kidnapper and rapist Robert Gerald Watson has escaped from a Tennessee jail.Case #2 Lost Loves: Debbie Snyder Kail is searching for her long lost twin sister Cathy Marie Ferner, whom she has not seen since 1951.Case #3 Wanted: 2 year-old Windy Korioth was abducted by her father, William Korioth.Case #4 Lost Loves: Judi Davis Dymond is searching for childhood friend Becky Terry. As a child, Judi was stricken with polio. Becky met Judy in junior high and befriended her despite Judi's obvious disabilities. (Solved on air).Case #5 Lost Loves: Deborah Hurley is looking for her three daughters: Kimberly, Katie and Kelly.Case #6 Lost Loves: Gay Lee MacMaster is searching for her mother, Connie Jo Hamilton.Case #7 Wanted: Camela Harman is searching for her 11 year-old son John, who was abducted by his grandmother in 1990.Case #8 Wanted: Cozette Hansen was abducted in 1991 by her father, Michael James Hansen.Case #9 Wanted: Susan Roberts is wanted for abducting her sons Ronald and Aaron Roberts. (Solved).Case #10 Wanted: In Redwood City, Cal., Gilbert Ortiz drinks a poisoned milk shake. His wife, Elizabeth Fuentes Ortiz, has fled and taken their 2 year-old son, Jonathan, with her.Case #11 Wanted: Joseph Arthur Rodia is wanted for possession of child pornography.Case #12 Wanted: Kenneth E. Dickerson is wanted for stabbing his girlfriend to death.Update: A report on the capture of accused child molester Phillip Anthony Moore.

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