Episode
Unsolved Mysteries: Episode #423
Overview
Examining an unusual primate's humanlike characteristics; the story of a missing reporter who disappeared in 1996; the murder of 6-year-old beauty queen JonBenet Ramsey; and the search for a suspect in the killing of a Vancouver, Wash., woman. (Repeat) Missing: Susan Walsh
Details
- Series
- Unsolved Mysteries
- Season
- Season 9
- Episode
- Episode 35
- Air date
- 1997-07-11
Episode context
Episode #423 is Episode 35 in Season 9 of Unsolved Mysteries. It aired on 1997-07-11.
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Episode 34: Episode #422
Segments include the murder of Ennis Cosby; a fatal fall from a hotel balcony; and theories about an alleged Government ray gun. Also: a report on aphrodisiacs, including one man's claim that chocolates improved his sex life; a family finds new evidence in a son's 1977 death. (Repeat)
Episode 36: Episode #424
A report on the use of bee venom to treat multiple sclerosis; an update on an Austrian woman's search for her adopted brother; an engineering lab's challenge to arguments in a rape trial. (Repeat)
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Episode 37: Episode #425
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Episode 32: Episode #420
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Links: Video Clips of the Tupac Shakur segment / 2Pac Mansion - Unsolved Mysteries article
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Episode 31: Episode #419
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Episode 39: Episode #427
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