Unsolved Mysteries Season 4 Episode 9 - Watch Legally and Safely
Unsolved Mysteries: Cases include:The Unexplained: A woman named "Sharon Johnson" began visiting a psychiatrist and while under hypnosis, she began having bizarre dreams of the bombing of Pearl Harbor and the experiences of a sailor who had died named John Gillespie. "Sharon" had been born in 1952 and now believes that in a past life she had been Gillespie.The Unexplained: A masked intruder invaded the home of Roger Dean who lived in a suburb of Denver, Colorado in 1985. The intruder ran off after shooting Dean to death and then five years after his death, the masked intruder resurfaced and began threatening Dean's wife, D.J., ordering her to pay extorition money.Updates: Joe Smith has been captured after being on the run for murdering his wife and two daughters in a Las Vegas home.Fraud: Shortly before Christmas in 1990, a con-woman named Liza Montgomery went on a pricy shopping spree in Las Vegas. Montgomery paid for eveything with fraudulent cashiers checks and managed to get away with expensive jewelry, mink coats, $23,000 worth of furniture and luxury items.Missing Persons: Debra Poe, a convenience store clerk who worked in Orlando, Florida mysteriously vanished while working the graveyard shift. A customer, later reported seeing an unknown man working the register on the night Poe disappeared. Authorities believe the man may have been responsible for Poe's abduction and for the death of two other convenice store clerks who vanished while working the graveyard shift.Also, the reunion of a mother and daughter.
How to Watch Unsolved Mysteries Season 4 Episode 9 Legally and Safely
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