Episode
Unsolved Mysteries: Episode #172
Overview
New reports on a rash of Northern California pizza-restaurant robberies; the reunion of a millionaire and his daughter; and a fugitive's arrest in Colorado for kidnapping and murder. Repeat segments include U.S. intelligence reports suggesting there were survivors of a spy plane shot down over Laos in 1973; and the search for a fugitive con artist.
Details
- Series
- Unsolved Mysteries
- Season
- Season 4
- Episode
- Episode 26
- Air date
- 1992-03-04
Episode context
Episode #172 is Episode 26 in Season 4 of Unsolved Mysteries. It aired on 1992-03-04.
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Episode 25: Episode #171
The hunt for suspects in a slick Henderson, Nev., bank robbery; the search for a woman who murdered her aunt and uncle near Chattanooga, Tenn., and stole their savings; an Abilene, Texas, children's aid center whose adoption records were lost.
Episode 27: Episode #173
Segments include ghostly goings-on at a New Mexico hotel, and hauntings experienced by a couple who moved to a 109-year old Florida mansion. Also: an update on the arrest in Roanoke, Va., of a man who posed as a doctor to steal from patients. (Repeat)
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