Episode
Unsolved Mysteries: Episode #167
Overview
Reports on a Tennessee man's search for a family to whom he gave refuge during the Depression; the homicide death of a North Dakota woman previously thought to have died in a car fire; and the search for a fugitive who escaped from a hospital prison ward.
Details
- Series
- Unsolved Mysteries
- Season
- Season 4
- Episode
- Episode 21
- Air date
- 1992-01-29
Episode context
Episode #167 is Episode 21 in Season 4 of Unsolved Mysteries. It aired on 1992-01-29.
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Episode 20: Episode #166
Repeat reports on the grisly murder of a Virginia woman; an amnesiac found unconscious in the Las Vegas desert; the controversy surrounding the Shroud of Turin; and the search for the husband of a murdered Rochester, N.Y., woman.
Episode 22: Episode #168
Reports on the disappearance of a Scottsdale, Ariz., bank-fraud investigator who had probed money laundering; a mother-daughter financial scheme; the FBI search for a mother who reportedly kidnapped her son to raise him in a fundamentalist sect.
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