Comments by "wvu05" (@wvu05) on "BuzzFeed Unsolved Network" channel.

  1. Either that, or it was a scam like The Amityville Horror.
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  2. As good as Ruining History was, Shane found a way to make it even better with Puppet History. I'm confident that Ryan can find a way, although I'm sure that the (wheeze) transcript probably won't make it over.
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  3.  @conalflood7895  Ruining History went to a higher level with Puppet History, so I am hopeful that they have something even better planned.
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  4.  @meghanohalloran729  It's not to refute the theory, only to point out that it isn't automatically the case that people who have the same last name in the same small town are automatically related. I've had that experience, too.
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  5.  @josh6567  They'll probably have to change it enough to avoid property rights, so I think the scrawling blue and yellow print is gone after this season.
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  6.  @cocolime6496  If the haunting is real, why did no one who lived in there since have any problems other than curious gawkers?
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  7.    If they're selling the movie rights, this whole thing has "they did it themselves" written all over it.
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  8. Promoters give them their nicknames a lot of times, and physical evidence proves it isn't him.
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  9.  @kellydepaz525  A few days after the last Mothman sighting, a steel beam crackdd on the Silver Bridge, connecting Pt. Pleasant, WV, and Gallipolis, OH. The bridge collapsed, and forty-six people died. Some believers say that the Mothman caused the collapse, and others said he warned about it. There have been no sightings in Pt. Pleasant since 1967, although there have been others in other places.
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  10. The medium also signed it with a cross, which would have been an odd choice for a Jewish woman.
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  11. Shane: It seems far fetched to make up a stalker to sell movie rights. George and Kathy Lutz: Are we nothing to you?
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  12. I remember watching this game in real time. It was insane how many calls the Lakers were getting.
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  13.  @guyclark6260  They probably can't do Unsolved because the series is still active. Ruining History did evolve into Puppet History, so maybe they have a new version I their sleeves.
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  14.  @compulsiverambler1352  Well, I'm sure that given the time that had passed, the smell was gone by the time of the trial.
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  15.  @frogbIog  People get in over their heads all the time. Considering that we know the husband wrote at least one threatening letter, and the letter writer knew nicknames, I think they realized they were in trouble and wanted a way to make it go away.
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  16. ​ @Corabar  How dare you insult the puppets!
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  17. So true. Ryan and Shane are doing their thing, and it's quality work. This is quality work, too. Accept the fact that they are just coming back for the occasional Unsolved season and enjoy all of the great work that we get to see.
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  18.  @priyamanobal  Being an actress is far different than being the source of family income. If my daughter wants to do plays or something for fun, I have no problem with that, but I would never put her under that much pressure.
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  19. A pilgrim is someone who is on a journey to find truth, so it fits.
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  20. Imagine being the Stayner parents. One son gets kidnapped for seven years and dies in a motorcycle crash at age 24, and the other becomes a serial killer.
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  21. "Did he look like... you? Was he... African?" "African? No, he looked like YOU!" "So, he's Jewish? An African Jew." "He was caucasian!" Laugh because it's funny, cry because it's true.
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  22.  @findfreestockscom6168  You can't do the exact thing. For example: Ruining History became Puppet History.
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  23.  @tsarinaballerina4  Personally, I think that and the true crime stuff are their masterpieces. The expensive food stuff is ridiculous, but Weird and/or Wonderful World was also pretty good, but the pandemic seems to have killed that one.
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  24.  @virgie4715  Point Pleasant is in the Western part of the state, but indeed, Scarberry is a common name. When I lived in Jackson County (northeast of Mason County where the Mothman was), I knew an Army sergeant with that name.
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  25.  @supernaturalcrimeguru5070  You make more money as a leader, but you have more fun as a follower.
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  26.  @derekmayers-louther  Were half the teams going broke with attendance plummeting before Lebron James entered the league? Yes, Jordan brought the game to new levels, but it was Bird and Magic who saved the league in the 1980s.
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  27.  @crystalcorbett6367  Dispatcher: Did he look like...? Witness: Look like what? Dispatch: Did he look like you or did he look like...? Witness: He looked like you! Dispatch: He's Jewish! We have an African Jew with a hoodie. Witness: He was caucasian! I don't have time for this! I have a veterinary exam!
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  28.  @colleenc.9900  It's possible, but the thing that makes me think it could be them is that we know for a fact that they wrote at least one letter. Sometimes, people do crazy things when they get desperate financially. It may even be possible that one letter was real but then they saw dollar signs and ran with it.
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  29. I get the feeling that Parliament knew how awful he was and didn't want a Nazi sympathizer on the throne, so this gave them an excuse to force him out. The world benefited from him thinking with the wrong head.
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  30. That's what I think. Arthur Leigh Allen was the original, but he passed the label onto someone else.
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  31.  @vlihuha171  Other people who lived there say it never happened, and there has been people who said it didn't happen or was greatly exaggerated if anything did happen. They were a family who got in over their heads and ended up making the money through book and movie rights.
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  32.  @xenomorph_420  That seems more like a response to Unsolved: Supernatural. I am interested in seeing what True Crime develops into, because as good as Ruining History was, Puppet History is a whole other level.
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  33.  @denise5088  The Broaddus daughter was also named Maria.
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  34. It's the same thing that happens any time you deal with a Patriots or Brady fan when all of the evidence of decades of cheating get brought up.
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  35.  @onemansvoice9132  Canceling is not the same as ending it on your terms. For example, Seinfeld was not canceled, but BoJack Horseman was.
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  36.  @Brams2777  Because some people have grudges. I swear, sometimes atheists are the biggest fundamentalists of all.
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  37. Dry ice? If there was dry ice, you would have seen steam coming out of the envelope.
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  38.  @ellafischbachbrock2352  The animated film was based on a live action movie with Ingrid Bergman in the title role.
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  39.  @MissJocelyn  Well, Harry wore that Nazi costume to a party, but I guess some people are forgetting all about that. Edward's niece is not Edward, and Edward was not worthy to shine his brother's shoes.
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  40. That's all Asterisks fans. They get caught cheating repeatedly, and then they assume that it is jealousy. I don't remember this much hate for the 49ers, and people accused the Cowboys of being jerks rather than cheaters.
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  41.  @ash-ei1pk  The next Supernatural is their last.
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  42.  @jenniferb.awesome  Which is more, a few thousand dollars in rent or a few hundred thousand dollars in movie rights, especially if they get something on the back end?
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  43.  @toneytorado5520  Unsolved by whom? Everyone involved except for the Lutz family says that it was fake. And the family was a suspect in the video. I said that it was either the whole neighborhood or the family, and I gave a parallel.
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  44.  @pennywisem23  They should be labeled as racist if they keep covering for other cops who are racist.
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  45. @Carrie Hew Well, then it was racism on the part of the dispatcher, who is usually a cop.
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  46. *Where are Ryan and Shane?
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  47.  @eng2625  It'd probably be a lawsuit.
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  48.  @mh5086  I'm not saying they can't do True Crime. I'm saying that they have to change the format just enough to say it's different. That's what they did with Puppet History.
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  49.  @angelas888  There's still the supernatural season, so there's still more ways he can stick it to the man.
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  50.  @roxky3595  Then, how come every other thing about it has said that the main complaint of people who lived in it since was gawkers?
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  51. They tried to re-enact that one several different ways. It wasn't fixed. Game Six was definitely rigged.
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  52.  @MzferNebula  Channels have no control over what ads get run. If they did, do you really think all these left-wing channels would get ads from the NRA, Trump, or the Republican Party?
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  53.  @MzferNebula  Oh, okay. It's too much of a coincidence not to be on purpose, and it happens a lot.
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  54. "So, did he look like me, or did he look like--?" "Look like what?" "Was he... African?" "He looked like you." "I look like a cop. Oh! He's Jewish. We're looking for an African Jew wearing a hoodie." "He was caucasian!"
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  55.  @dahlizz99  Yeah, it's weird. It's like there are people who were explicit that they wanted to leave to defend slavery and the idea that they were better than someone else if they didn't own slaves, and decades later they pretended that wasn't the case at all despite saying so at the time. What's even weirder is that people still swallow this Lost Cause nonsense.
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  56.  @dark3rthanshadows  No, it was the 70s when it was going down the drain. Bird and Magic saved it in the 80s, and Jordan brought it to a new level in the 90s.
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  57.  @REXX-STRONGSTYLE  True. I was only trying to make the point that the league was already saved by the time Jordan came around. The 80s and 90s were really a golden era for the game.
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  58. I think Arthur Leigh Allen was the original Zodiac (there are far too many coincidences), and he passed it off to someone else, other than the East Coast version. That is why it's so hard to pin down the DNA.
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  59. 2:37 and Puppet History was born.
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  60. I agree with you, but I seriously doubt that Buzzfeed wants to get sued.
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  61. Pretty Boy Floyd hated his nickname as well. Babyface Nelson hated his nickname so much that his last words were his full name.
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  62. "I feel like I have a better understanding of who killed Kennedy than offside... it was the mob." Ted Lasso
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  63.  @afureru444  I will never be an Asterisks fan.
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  64.  @yo-nq9wr  What was confirmed? Who was confirmed?
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  65. My graduating class in high school was 129, so that's a little more than half.
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  66.  @brainkiller7503  What person?
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  67. The crossover I didn't know I needed until you said that.
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  68. The hot lights of the TV studio and the envelopes jostling together would mess that up.
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  69.  @niklaus9678  Some say stocky, and others say thin.
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  70.  @niklaus9678  Because the true desire was menace. Much like (on a much, much lighter note) the Dread Pirate Roberts knew that the name was what instilled the fear.
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  71.  @supernaturalcrimeguru5070  Indeed it was.
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  72. Susan Atkins bragged about it to an inmate. Less of a story.
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  73. [In Dave Chapelle voice]: Oh, Number Two killed that woman.
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  74. Considering that most of the Mothman tourist attractions came to be after the 2002 movie, I think it's a safe assumption that they didn't make it up in 1966 for tourism, have no sightings after the 1967 Silver Bridge collapse, and sit on it for 35 years.
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  75.  @Bethynaee  I don't watch nearly as much of their Supernatural as much as I do the True Crime. I'm eagerly waiting to see how Ryan will scratch that itch.
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  76.  @pitpat2928  Well, I have heard conversion stories of people having an experience and then becoming believers.
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  77.  @maskedthecreator1508  Dispatchers usually are police.
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  78. Famous without being rich would be the worst. I remember reading a history of punk rock where the drummer for The Damned talked about how their manager asked if they'd rather be famous or rich. He said, "We thought, 'Well, if you're famous, you must be rich...'" and then they promptly got screwed. A couple years ago, I was visiting my parents and my dad was watching a treasure hunt show, and there he was. He could have at least retired with dignity if he got paid what he deserved.
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  79.  @alexburke1899  Pete Rose bet on the Reds. That's why the ban was for life.
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  80. "I don't know. And don't edit this out of context so it looks like I said... "I killed Earl Milford!" "A stunning confession."
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  81. Does anyone else find it ironic that his real name sounds more made up than his alias?
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  82.  @kygrowdagenhart6748  I've seen these on almost every video.
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  83.  @dahlizz99  Oh, poor babies, can't do what they want and own other people.
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  84.  @dahlizz99  So, you can't call it the "land of the free" because they have so many slaves even though one half is trying to get rid of slavery, and you consider it unjust for them to do so? This is what happens when you start to use Lost Cause framework: you either defend the indefensible, or you twist yourself in knots in an effort to avoid defending the indefensible.
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  85. That book James Lewis wrote has If I Did It vibes written all over it.
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  86.  @trumanbadra8003  Tim Buckley died that way. He snorted what he thought was cocaine and OD'd.
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  87.  @ceroew4239  In all honesty, I think that they are the ones who did it. It seems odd that they got into a much more expensive house and, like the Lutz family before them, got in over their heads.
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  88. Is it just me, or do the ghosts kinda sound like Ryan and Shane?
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  89.  @blackyoshi4484  That's part of the reason why Ridgway was able to kill so many.
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  90. You should be wearing orange in order to warn hunters. I remember having to wear my uniform on a cross country run because it had the requisite blaze orange and it was during hunting season.
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  91.  @happyfacefries  The legal distinction is that one is considered acting. Not really sure how that applies when there is no attempt to tell a story, but that's what the courts have said.
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  92. I call them the Asterisks. They have been caught cheating so many times that every win is suspect. They even got caught spying on practices again. Against the Bengals. If we haven't heard of them cheating, it's because they just haven't been caught yet.
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  93. The "I'm in pain" sounds like a girl.
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  94. You can see the punch land, and if you hit someone in just the right place, it doesn't have to be hard. It just has to be good.
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  95.  @chriswalkey2050  So, you are saying that he is just the beneficiary of cheating? So much better.
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  96.  @JamesKlemm87  They've been caught multiple times and punished for it multiple times.
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  97.  @xaevius5319  What is the motive? The NFL loves propping up its appointed heroes.
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  98. I think Arthur Leigh Allen was the original Zodiac, but there were others who later took on the name like the Dread Pirate Roberts.
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  99. I get that they can't do a show called Unsolved on Watcher, but I am really excited to see what True Crime stuff they'll do there.
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  100. Tools! These are my tools! I like to bind... I like to be bound!
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  101.  @brainkiller7503  If you are talking about Karhy Lutz, yes, I am.
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  102.  @jillianc7485  "They're coming right for us!" Jimbo, South Park Considering all of the times we have seen falsified reports at the time (including the Tyre Nichols case where the audio is the cops telling him to put his hands down when he is already restrained), how many times did they just fake it before cameras were a thing?
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  103.  @katieoconnor123  If they're "losing money because of the house," that means that they were in over their head. That doesn't contradict the idea that they came up with an idea to make money because they had finally bitten off more than they could chew.
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  104.  John Wang  That is at birth. At that age, the life expectancy is probably another 10-15 years.
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  105.  @jonathanhagenbuch1018  If he didn't want to go to war with Vietnam, why did he sign of on killing the President of South Vietnam days before his own death, and why did he continue and escalate the policy of sending advisers to Vietnam?
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  106.  @HumbleAstronaut  Pretty much anyone can swear a President in during an emergency. Coolidge was sworn in by his dad during a fishing trip after Harding died in 1923.
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  107.  @theodorekaczynski1683  People tend to mourn the lost potential. That's why you tend to see all the bad things that happened during his term get blamed on Johnson, and the good things Johnson did get credited to Kennedy. The "JFK would have pulled out of Vietnam" argument is just ludicrous.
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  108.  @alewe5611  They still do some work on the channel. Season six came after they stared the new channel.
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  109. 10:06 Pete Rose bet on the Reds to win, and 32 years later, he is still on the ineligible list.
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  110.  @MakaveliDior  I thought Shane said that.
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  111.  @the_productionz2960  That may be the most ridiculous argument I've ever heard. Thank you for demonstrating that conspiracy theorists don't actually care about facts or evidence.
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  112.  @nathanroper2611  I'm pretty sure that his would-be assassin lost his nerve and didn't go.
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  113. I think the drug killing is probably the most likely. If she disappeared, surely something would have come through.
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  114. Bees kill more humans than any animal other than mosquitoes.
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  115.  @nav437  *1965
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  116. The difference between triathletes trying to swim in a race and prison escapees is that one group was able to train for months or years and the other group weren't even allowed to take cold showers to get used to the water. That also diminishes their chances.
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  117. If you shoot someone who was later found to have terminal cancer, you still go to jail.
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  118.  @ZekromAndYugiAndDrago123  So, the guy who escalated the use of "advisers" in Vietnam and signed off on deposing the President of South Vietnam had almost ended the Cold War? I swear, Kennedy gets the credit for everything good while Johnson gets the blame for everything bad, regardless of who actually did what in those eight years.
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  119.  @cottontaelle  Put underscore around the phrase that you want.
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  120.  @cottontaelle  Any time
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  121. While I am skeptical of the single bullet theory, not only was JFK sitting higher, but the seat was further in and Connally was leaning back when he got shot. If we are going to argue against it, we shouldn't make the argument look weaker than it is in order to inflate the argument against it.
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  122. When they say incapable, do they mean temperament or do they mean that he didn't have the mental ability to write it?
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  123. £8/year? How much is that when adjusted for inflation?
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  124.  @n.o.a.w.3264  If it is in the right place, it doesn't matter how hard it is. There was a De La Hoya fight where people were yelling Fix about a fight where he was animated and livid after losing, but if you get hit just right, it doesn't take much.
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  125. I have never understood stealing art. You can't sell it. If you show it, you're going to get caught.
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  126. Me, too
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  127.  @nutyyyy  When is the last time your hypothetical happened?
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  128.  Curious Mind  Dispatch are police.
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  129.  @Noname-hw9bx  Believed by whom? I think that Arthur Leigh Allen is the most likely, but there were probably others who continued killing as the Zodiac.
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  130.  @Noname-hw9bx  Why use "some people"? In the words of Jerry Seinfeld, who are these people?
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  131.  @Noname-hw9bx  I'm not saying that you are. I'm just wondering. It seems like some people want to attribute unsolved serial killers to known ones. I remember a Dateline story insisting that Ted Kaczynski was the Zodiac.
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  132. @Abdul Jalloh You are aware that Mussolini was an actual fascist, right? And the orange man is bad.
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  133.  @bungersinyourarea  It's a troll account from someone who loves to post random nonsense.
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  134. If Hoffa were still alive, he would be 106, so I seriously doubt that theory.
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  135.  @NotaPizzaGRL  He bet on the Reds to win. There was an argument, however, that if he bet in select games that it would have negatively affected the team when he didn't have bets.
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  136.  @beef88  He was also a notorious cheapskate. Some people get money and just refuse to pay their bills.
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  137.  @jakefrith133  It was in the movie Superbad that I am quoting.
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  138.  @MsDesignDiva  I saw the Unsolved Mysteries rerun about this case the other day, and the update was that police suspected homicide because she overheard a drug deal, but they weren't able to find a suspect.
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  139. This is an interesting theory, but one thing that bothers me is the idea that "Jordan saved the league" that they keep coming back to. Jordan did not save the league; Magic and Bird saved the league. Jordan brought it to new levels, but he was not the most dominant player in the 1980s at all.
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  140. It was a blockbuster TV show decades before it was a hit movie.
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  141. For the fans of entomology, the word tantalize comes from Tantalus, who in Greek mythology was punished by being frozen below the neck with food just outside of his reach.
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