The hospitals ALWAYS cover for their murderous employees, because if news gets out they will be sued and they care more about 💲💲💲💰💰💰💱💲than the lives of their patients. They are this way with abusive staff, as well.
Update on Michael Swango: Captured. After the arrest warrant was issued for Swango, he fled to Zimbabwe. In November 1994, he was hired by the Zimbabwe Association of Church Hospitals. About a year later, patients at hospitals there began to show signs of poisoning. In July 1995, he was suspended from practice at one of the hospitals. Soon after, he was accused of more deaths and poisonings there. As a result, he planned to flee to Saudi Arabia. After securing a new job there in June 1997, he headed to the United States to renew his work visa. He arrived at Chicago’s O’Hare Airport on June 27. An alert customs agent ran his name through the computer and found the warrant against him. He was arrested by INS agents soon after. Swango was charged with defrauding a goverment agency and making false statements on a government hospital job application. In September 1997, he was also charged with illegally prescribing narcotics to patients. In January 1998, he was charged in Zimbabwe with poisoning seven patients, five of whom died. In March, he pleaded guilty to the fraud and false statement charges. In June, he was sentenced to three-and-a-half years in prison. While he served time on those charges, U.S. federal prosecutors had about three years to develop a murder case against him that could put him away for life. Prosecutors noted that proving murder was much more difficult in Swango’s case because it was initially assumed that his victims had died of natural causes. They had the bodies of several victims exhumed and new toxicology tests were performed. The tests showed poisonous chemicals in the bodies. Swango’s own diaries also helped seal his fate. Page after page of his personal writings were filled with morose texts like, “I love it, sweet, husky, close smell of an indoor homicide…” and "[murder is] the only way I have of reminding myself that I’m still alive." Prosecutors determined, based on his writings, that he liked to kill people. For him, the thrill was doing the killing and getting away with it. It was difficult to establish a pattern with him because he was an opportunistic killer; he would kill whenever he had the chance to. On July 11, 2000, just a few days before he was supposed to be released from federal prison, Swango was charged with the murders of Thomas Sammarco, George Siano, and Aldo Serini, along with assault against Barron Harris (they were unable to prove that the injection of toxins led to his death). They had all been patients of the Long Island Veteran's Administration Hospital, and they all had been in the care of Swango. In two of the cases, he falsely told coworkers that the patients' families had issued "do not resucitate" orders. Soon after, Swango was also charged with the January 1984 murder of nineteen-year-old gymnast Cynthia Ann McGee, who had died at the Ohio State University Hospital while recovering from a bike accident. A nurse witnessed him entering Cynthia's room with a syringe shortly before she lapsed into a coma and died. Prosecutors allege that he was also responisble for poisoning Rena, but he could not be charged because the statute of limitations had passed. In September 2000, Swango pleaded guilty to three counts of murder in Thomas, George, and Aldo's cases. He admitted to intentionally killing them by "administering toxic substances which [he] knew were likely to cause death." He was given three life sentences without the possibility of parole. In October, he also pleaded guilty to killing Cynthia; he admitted to injecting her with a deadly dose of potassium that caused cardiac arrest. In return for the plea deal, Zimbabwe agreed not to pursue charges and the United States agreed not to pursue the death penalty. He is now imprisoned at Supermax ADX Florence, and is in 23-hour solitary confinement. Investigators and author James Stewart note that circumstantial evidence links Swango to at least thirty-five deaths and twenty non-fatal poisonings; they fear that he may be responsible for over sixty poisoning deaths, including several deaths in Zimbabwe and the United States. One of those alleged victims was twenty-two-year-old Anna Mae Popka, who died under his care in 1984. His mother sued him, claiming that he was responsible for her death. However, he was never criminally charged. Another alleged victim was twenty-one-year-old Ricky DeLong, who died on January 20, 1984, at the Ohio State University Hospital. Swango "found" his body; an autopsy later determined that he died after a ball of gauze was placed in his throat. His family also sued Swango, claiming that he was responsible for the death. Stewart also believes that Swango was responsible for the 1993 death of Swango's fiancee, Kristin Kinney, who committed suicide after suffering from symptoms consistent with arsenic poisoning. After she died, arsenic was found in her hair. unsolvedmysteries.fandom.com/wiki/Michael_Swango?so=search
Sadly, as doctors were concerned, Logan did suffer permanent brain damage from being that deprived of oxygen and lived his entire life in a wheelchair. He was able to attend school and lived a happy life. Sadly, he died in January 2020 at the age of 24. RIP Logan Carroll, the miracle baby of Jeffersonville, Indiana.
@@Arthurian. suuuuurrre........I'm selfish because I'm glad that he survived? Unsure of which rock you crawled out from under but kindly crawl back under it.
Just curious what were they supposed to do? They thought the kid was dead and from what I’ve read, not to sound cold hearted and soupy my own opinion on the situation, he may have been better off.
@@saintinnluvsew8813 that's not who they're talking about. Swango was a serial killer, that murferehis patients and was obsessed with poisoning people. Thay aside, I agree, saving a severely brain damgaed person is a practice for toxic people.
The medical industry in the USA has had repeated cases of butt covering, incompetence over the years. You can read about a pediatric nurse killing children. When the hospital and staff had suspicions they just transferred her to another place in another state and she continued killing kids until caught.
Sooner or later the world is going to have to acknowledge that doctors are not infallible, but the world that has lost its spritual connection has to elevate doctors and scientists to godlike status or else face the reality of how little we really know and how corrupted science and medicine have become as a result of moneyed interests.
It was really disgusting how little time he got, then even less for “good behavior”. So sick of these bleeding hearts giving monsters a slap on the wrist and unleashing them back into the populace. I hope there’s a special place in hell for those enablers.
They can't do it: most of the original seasons of 26 episodes are diminished to just 20-21 because they remove REALLY outdated/controversial (According to today's pov) or legally not viable segments. Then they just edit the leftovers and here we are.
@@michellefernandez3155 Do you know what they left out? I think it has to do with streaming rights. Hulu has the original episodes and the segments seem to be a lot longer, especially interviews with eyewitnesses.
Janelle 09 Indeed! I was shocked to see earlier today that Netflix has rebooted it. The article said that the Netflix reboot of UM will be hour long episodes, focusing on a single mystery per episode.
@@ZeranZeran oh yep that all of my spoiled kitty cats Gates and Dreka. I leave unsolved mystery playing at night when I go to sleep sometimes they watch to but on rare occasions they have a little something to say lol 😂 hope you have a wonderful weekend
There is a huge cultural problem among doctors and nurses where no one wants to voice their suspicions about their colleagues. Almost every killer medical professional has several people around them at work who refuse to report or even talk about what they heavily suspect is going on. It sucks. A lot of people could have been and still can be saved if these people would speak out.
Update March 2019 with the miracle baby segment... Baby's Full Name: Logan James Carroll Case: Medical Mystery Location: Indiana Date of Birth: April 6, 1995 Logan is now in his twenties; although he suffered from brain damage and is in a wheelchair, he goes to school and is happy and healthy. Source: unsolvedmysteries.fandom.com/wiki/Logan_Carroll
@@applejellypucci I was also going to copy and paste this but figured that I would scroll through the comments first to see if anyone other than myself was curious and looked him up. I bet those were the best 24 years of that family's lives. :)
Swango... I just talked to someone personally involved in this case... Unsolved Mysteries left out quite a bit... Like 44 of his other murders... Gotta say I'm disappointed everyone kept covering shit up for this guy....
@Jeremy Medlock No I did she shared a patient with him... Said she hated the guy before she found out he was actually killing people.... She told me about the murders were closer to 44...
@@melissamay8960 I actually could not finish watching it. Don't know what happened to Moses and Lila, and I don't actually care either. 2 horrible people making money off of bird slavery. Just wished the birds had not suffered. PS: Can't stand the way UM depicted them as loving people towards their birds. It was a business! They made money by breeding birds who will never be free. They will live in a prison for their entire lives just to entertain some idiot who will buy one from those two horrible breeders. PPS: Update: I decided to watch it. " The birds were her world" Lol. She loved them so much that seeing these majestic birds in a prison every day did not bother her???! Give me an FN break. That is NOT LOVE! Our society has normalized animal cruelty. We are now 2021 and still nothing has changed when it comes to animal rights and welfare. Lila and Moses were animal abusers! Nothing loving about either one of them. 2 greedy$$ animal abusers.
That bad Dr Swango doing poorly in med school, yet still a staff doctor afterwards : doctors graduating at the top of their class aren't shy about making that known, but people need to remember that those at the bottom of their classes are also doctors out there somewhere.. .good luck !
Kate Quinn, I have often reminded people there are many physicians who graduated at the bottom of their class who still managed to pass state boards. Some of them can be scary dangerous, especially if they are bad at diagnostics or slow to refer to specialtists in the event they are involved in primary care.
MrBigrobmjca3 how so? Your god almost lets a baby die. Deprives him of oxygen to the point of brain damage. That baby grew into a child and then young adult confined to a wheelchair. And eventually dies aged 24. What kind deity would do that?
You definitely live with half the glass empty. They were given 24 rich years with there little boys. That may be short but to the parents that is a rich gracious time God gave back to them. Shear gratitude is what I see. My daughter has a special needs baby that God has used to change their life for the better. We serve a big God and cherish every moment with her. Special needs children are not a negative in life.
I know the delivery guy was busy but WHY did he NOT feed the birds??!! not even when he returned an saw his delivery was still at the front gate did he feed them!! and ok, there were a LOT of them but he didn't even bother to call the most local Audubon Society to get them to try & help out!! what an @sshole!! poor baby birds. they are SO brilliant, precious & sentient!! and so many of them DIED from starvation & dehydration. who DOES that??!!
It really wasn't his place. He did what he should by reporting it. It doesn't fall on him, but whoever he reported it to who failed to act in a timely manner.
I remember watching this episode while I was sick and vomiting a few months ago, and “Fawzis Son” segment had me crying lol. That one always stuck with me.
@@Autumn_Sunrise did you think at the time that you had been poisoned by a colleague? I thought so by the food I used to buy and that was prepared and delivered by some mexican indian women with a bad disposition.
@@joseantoniomoch4006 Lol no, I have chronic stomach issues that come and go and that just happened to be a really bad time where the flare up got bad. My stomach lining was so inflamed it caused me to vomit for 3 days straight. So I just layed there and watched Unsolved Mysteries for days.
I was thinking same thing....the original is sooooo creepy and sooooo good.. this new music is jus eh.. only real complaint I have got unsolved mysteries
That doctor was obviously putting stuff in people's IVs and then these people are going to accept food that he brought ? Jesus and and we count on these people to take care of us. Smh
Michael Swango is just like the guy whose story is partly told in the _Deadly Intentions_ movies. He got a job at a VA hospital/center he never should have had...
The update said after the show aired people got Zoilas contact info and a week later the father got to speak to his son .. they now see each other on a consistent basis.
Right?! I watched that episode when I was sick and vomiting last year, and it always stuck with me. Even though I was beyond sick, that segment had me crying in bed with happy tears lol
Very strange that the investigators thought Gobin was not suspicious in this interview. Moses and Lila were "abducted," but Gobin saw it all go down and was safe. Safe enough that he was able to explain to his colleague what had happened, but did not go to the police. Then, he had Moses's identification on him (why??) as he fled the state after his employers were "kidnapped." If that doesn't scream guilt or at least accomplice, I do not know what does
Lovely. I see that after I had finished typing my comment down below that either UA-cam or my phone had prompted to the next episode. And so, the comment(s) I made below are for the previous episode. 🙄 I found it eerily coincidental that David and Christie's (The Wismers) wedding was the same day and year (June22, 1996) as my wedding date. Really cool.I'm glad they found their way back to each other after so many years, and that they found Katie and are reunited as a family. Wishing them all the best for happiness, health, love, and prosperity. 😎👍❤ I also love the bond that both Joe and Sammy shared, and the fact that they were (also) reunited after Desert Storm. I sincerely hope their friendship remains strong. 😎👍🍻
An internal investigation was performed, and they found there was no wrongdoing. at least that's how it works in every facet of government I've ever experienced
Aw, my friend has a special needs baby that was born blue and had lots of complications after birth. We don't knwo how long she will live (docs gave her almost no chance in the hospital) so anything above and over that is a gift.
Thought I'd give a warning that this episode shows videos of dead parrots/sick parrots about a fourth of the way through. Might want to skip that section if that is particularly upsetting to you.
James eh he he he i have a crusty old beta max (aka vhs) tape of 3 unsolved mr eees 1989 segments for sale forr onli $1 (plus $9 shipping) r u interested!!?
Oh. when it said missing "bird people" in the top description i thought it was a lost species of half birds half humans like those "little people". Not missing humans! Argh.
After the broadcast, a viewer called the telecenter; he claimed that he had been in jail with Michael on the day of his disappearance. He also claimed that Michael appeared to have been beaten and shot in the leg. It is not known if the caller was ever located or if the information was ever verified. In January of 1990, Michael's family had him declared legally dead. In April of 1992, three miles from where Lisa's car was discovered, a skull fragment was found. In June, a coroner determined that it belonged to Michael based on X-rays of his head. Police are now investigating the case as a "possible homicide", although the cause of death could not be determined. After a series of investigations into Cooley and Misencik by the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Bureau of Criminal Investigations, no charges were ever filed. The officers later filed a libel suit against a magazine which printed an article about Michael's disappearance. They claimed that the article unfairly accused them of being involved in the disappearance. The suit was settled in March of 1990 with the officers receiving $50,000. Sadly, Michael's father, Maurice Rosenblum, died in 2008. Police Chief Aldo Gaburri passed away in 1997 at the age of 76.
Investigators now believe that Hair Gobin was responsible for Moses and Lila's disappearances. Moses's mother claims that in October of 1993, Gobin stole $29,000 from Moses and fled in one of their vans. When he was found in New York, Moses agreed to drop theft charges against him and let him return to his job. Interestingly, when Gobin was pulled over in Georgia after the disappearances, a videotape about changing one's identity was found in the van, along with several rare birds and tortoises. In March 2011, authorities tracked Hari Gobin to Jersey City, New Jersey. He was living under the alias "Roy Smith," However, when detectives arrived at his workplace, he had fled. Gobin is now believed to be in the Philadelphia area.
@@BIGBamBam86 Dr. Carl Weiss is the alleged assassin of The Kingfish, Huey Long. Long was a noted Louisiana governor and senator planning a bid for President of the United States. Had he succeeded, he might have been one of the greatest and most controversial American Presidents to hold office. However, he was killed on September 8, 1935, in a shooting that remains controversial to this day. Huey only went one year of law school, but by the age of twenty-nine, he had successfully argued two cases before the U.S. Supreme Court. When he was thirty-four, he was elected governor of Louisiana. He was brought into office thanks to his philosophy of re-distributing American wealth. At the age of thirty-seven, he was elected to the U.S. Senate.
I was curious about how Logan was doing since the airing of his segment on Unsolved Mysteries. Unfortunately, I’m heartbroken to have found out that he passed away earlier this year in January. He was only 24 years of age. R.I.P sweet baby Logan. I hope that you will reunite with your older sister Megan in heaven one day. 💔😞💔
His company was probably afraid of getting into a lawsuit (if he gave some of the birds the wrong food for their species, etc.) so they told him to do nothing. It's stupid but you see this happening all the time.
I get so sick of the "Experts" who refuse to believe things outside of their training, might be possible. So glad Logan proved these "Experts" wrong. Way to go little man!
It was probably Lazarus syndrome. It's rare but does happen. They worked on the baby for a long time and did everything they could. They were being cautious not to get the family's hopes up which is why they initially kept insisting he was deceased.
You can see the series' departure from film on the interviews but still using it for the re-enactments. Film's expensive but there's definitely a drop in production value. It's too bad because the series was losing its charm.
I never noticed til u said something there are more reenactments. Now that u say it. Thanks for peeing in my wheaties lol cause now I know I'm gunna be watching for the differences.
That's probably because at this point the series had switched from NBC to CBS. Everything was drop in production value including the horrible theme. CBS kept it on for a couple years and then series ultimately moved to Lifetime for the remainder of its original run.
The show was on a decline from near the start, as they did less cases on murders, missing persons, arson and fraud, and more on "lost loves" and supernatural woo. The show lost its edge.
Unsolved. Logan is now in his twenties; although he suffered from brain damage and is in a wheelchair, he goes to school and is happy and healthy. Not shocked . The baby didn't look right. When she was holding him.
One thing i learned from this show. Is with good behavior they let people out of prison for good behavior even if they murdered or raped a million people
KOHF34 I caught that also. I rewound it just to see if it really sounded like I thought I had heard. Indeed it did. I’m happy it stuck out to someone else as well!
Always? I admit to watching the set released called the UFO files to no end! ut there are hundreds of these episodes! You sir must be a true U.M. addict ! LOL
www.graysonfuneralhomes.com/obituary/Logan-Carroll logan passed away i january,good innings considering that start...drs were right about long term damage bless him
Yeah they were lol. That’s always been one of my favorite segments before they did find each other and now have regular contact. But I think the parents just wanted their daughter to have a normal life, and were afraid if he came back around maybe it would complicate things for her. At least I hope it was out of love, but they were still wrong.
Fawzi's love story started so beautifully and was such a sweet, heart wrenching tale. The almost in-laws (Zoila's parents) were absolutely 100% selfish a$$holes!! How dare they make decisions for their grown daughter!! That just royally ticked me off!! ARGH!!! 😡 👎
No one has yet explained how Logan revived. He is now in his twenties; although he suffered from brain damage and is in a wheelchair, he goes to school and is happy and healthy.
The abduction of Jodi Huisentruitt reminds me a bit of the brutal murder of Anne Presley in Arkansas. Anne Presley was an attractive blond anchorwoman, just like Jodie Huisentruitt. Curtis Vance was convicted of killing Anne Presley. I wonder if he could have been involved in the death of Jodi Huidentruitt.
It's just something about the old I saw mysteries that knew us our mistress just cannot touch it's the host and he rest in peace forever I love you also I miss you serious number one.
So no one thought to feed the damn birds the first time they noticed there was no one caring for them??? 🤔🤔🤔😠😡
Swango is so scary the world will never know how prolific in actuality he was because of his profession giving him so many potential victims
Michael Swango: A Marine Corps Vet/VA doctor who's father was a senior advisor to CORDS/PHOENIX in Vietnam interestingly.
Someone said he was responsible for around 52 people.. and they are thinking even more...
I’ll always wonder if he was the Tylenol killer
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The hospitals ALWAYS cover for their murderous employees, because if news gets out they will be sued and they care more about 💲💲💲💰💰💰💱💲than the lives of their patients. They are this way with abusive staff, as well.
you can tell Robert Stack actually cares about the stories he's talking about... such a great man
He's an actor. You believed an actor's portrayal. Give him an oscar.
@@Arthurian. He's not an actor you dummy, he's a host of a tv show, there's a big difference!
@@Arthurian.bet you’re real fun to party with
@@RustyShackleford19999 with people like OP, absolutely not. I don't like stupid people.
Damn, imagine how many poor Zimbabweans died at the hands of this “doctor.”
Update on Michael Swango:
Captured. After the arrest warrant was issued for Swango, he fled to Zimbabwe. In November 1994, he was hired by the Zimbabwe Association of Church Hospitals. About a year later, patients at hospitals there began to show signs of poisoning. In July 1995, he was suspended from practice at one of the hospitals. Soon after, he was accused of more deaths and poisonings there. As a result, he planned to flee to Saudi Arabia. After securing a new job there in June 1997, he headed to the United States to renew his work visa. He arrived at Chicago’s O’Hare Airport on June 27. An alert customs agent ran his name through the computer and found the warrant against him. He was arrested by INS agents soon after. Swango was charged with defrauding a goverment agency and making false statements on a government hospital job application. In September 1997, he was also charged with illegally prescribing narcotics to patients. In January 1998, he was charged in Zimbabwe with poisoning seven patients, five of whom died. In March, he pleaded guilty to the fraud and false statement charges. In June, he was sentenced to three-and-a-half years in prison. While he served time on those charges, U.S. federal prosecutors had about three years to develop a murder case against him that could put him away for life. Prosecutors noted that proving murder was much more difficult in Swango’s case because it was initially assumed that his victims had died of natural causes. They had the bodies of several victims exhumed and new toxicology tests were performed. The tests showed poisonous chemicals in the bodies. Swango’s own diaries also helped seal his fate. Page after page of his personal writings were filled with morose texts like, “I love it, sweet, husky, close smell of an indoor homicide…” and "[murder is] the only way I have of reminding myself that I’m still alive." Prosecutors determined, based on his writings, that he liked to kill people. For him, the thrill was doing the killing and getting away with it. It was difficult to establish a pattern with him because he was an opportunistic killer; he would kill whenever he had the chance to. On July 11, 2000, just a few days before he was supposed to be released from federal prison, Swango was charged with the murders of Thomas Sammarco, George Siano, and Aldo Serini, along with assault against Barron Harris (they were unable to prove that the injection of toxins led to his death). They had all been patients of the Long Island Veteran's Administration Hospital, and they all had been in the care of Swango. In two of the cases, he falsely told coworkers that the patients' families had issued "do not resucitate" orders. Soon after, Swango was also charged with the January 1984 murder of nineteen-year-old gymnast Cynthia Ann McGee, who had died at the Ohio State University Hospital while recovering from a bike accident. A nurse witnessed him entering Cynthia's room with a syringe shortly before she lapsed into a coma and died. Prosecutors allege that he was also responisble for poisoning Rena, but he could not be charged because the statute of limitations had passed. In September 2000, Swango pleaded guilty to three counts of murder in Thomas, George, and Aldo's cases. He admitted to intentionally killing them by "administering toxic substances which [he] knew were likely to cause death." He was given three life sentences without the possibility of parole. In October, he also pleaded guilty to killing Cynthia; he admitted to injecting her with a deadly dose of potassium that caused cardiac arrest. In return for the plea deal, Zimbabwe agreed not to pursue charges and the United States agreed not to pursue the death penalty. He is now imprisoned at Supermax ADX Florence, and is in 23-hour solitary confinement. Investigators and author James Stewart note that circumstantial evidence links Swango to at least thirty-five deaths and twenty non-fatal poisonings; they fear that he may be responsible for over sixty poisoning deaths, including several deaths in Zimbabwe and the United States. One of those alleged victims was twenty-two-year-old Anna Mae Popka, who died under his care in 1984. His mother sued him, claiming that he was responsible for her death. However, he was never criminally charged. Another alleged victim was twenty-one-year-old Ricky DeLong, who died on January 20, 1984, at the Ohio State University Hospital. Swango "found" his body; an autopsy later determined that he died after a ball of gauze was placed in his throat. His family also sued Swango, claiming that he was responsible for the death. Stewart also believes that Swango was responsible for the 1993 death of Swango's fiancee, Kristin Kinney, who committed suicide after suffering from symptoms consistent with arsenic poisoning. After she died, arsenic was found in her hair.
unsolvedmysteries.fandom.com/wiki/Michael_Swango?so=search
Every case is important but it was really difficult to see those poor animals suffer.
Sadly, as doctors were concerned, Logan did suffer permanent brain damage from being that deprived of oxygen and lived his entire life in a wheelchair. He was able to attend school and lived a happy life. Sadly, he died in January 2020 at the age of 24. RIP Logan Carroll, the miracle baby of Jeffersonville, Indiana.
He was definitely meant to live. An incredible story and I hope his 24 years on this earth were great for Logan.
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@@tony9305 no he was not. Selfish People like you need help. Severely Brain damaged isn't quality of life.
@@Arthurian. suuuuurrre........I'm selfish because I'm glad that he survived? Unsure of which rock you crawled out from under but kindly crawl back under it.
@@tony9305 why are you glad that aentally deficient person survived? There's no good reason, only your own selfishness
I can't believe after getting arrested for poisoning people, they let him work in healthcare again!!
Retarded people for one ask people living in an urban ghetto they could have cut his balls off most likely...
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I can’t believe he got so little time
White privilege
@@donaldgems5953 Aww are you a widdle victim?
This Unsolved Mysteries show was a November 3, 1995 episode.
I know! That confused me on the wiki episodes! Where is October 27 1995? episode 2? This is episode 3.
I was drunk, and smoked a lotta pot that night! lol
@@johnnolan33177 Crazy that you still remember haha
April P. Lol, weed is all that matters!!! Toke up!! 💨
Wow. Doctors had suspicions about him and did nothing. That's the scsry part of the Swango story
Shows what a joke the medical profession is. Most of the people I know that work in medicine are idiots.
Even scarier- not much has changed.
Medical malpractice is the third leading cause of death in the USA.
Just curious what were they supposed to do? They thought the kid was dead and from what I’ve read, not to sound cold hearted and soupy my own opinion on the situation, he may have been better off.
@@saintinnluvsew8813 that's not who they're talking about. Swango was a serial killer, that murferehis patients and was obsessed with poisoning people.
Thay aside, I agree, saving a severely brain damgaed person is a practice for toxic people.
The medical industry in the USA has had repeated cases of butt covering, incompetence over the years.
You can read about a pediatric nurse killing children. When the hospital and staff had suspicions they just transferred her to another place in another state and she continued killing kids until caught.
I wish that they wouldn't have changed the theme music and the story intro music. The music was way better in seasons 1-7.
It was! 1-7 were lit from the intro music alone
I agree…not the same. That theme music was the stuff that scared the crap out of you.
I agree! This new tune just doesn't cut it!
It went bad when they moved to lifetime. It’s a horrible theme
They should have given that doctor 50 years with no parole the first time they arrested him.
Sooner or later the world is going to have to acknowledge that doctors are not infallible, but the world that has lost its spritual connection has to elevate doctors and scientists to godlike status or else face the reality of how little we really know and how corrupted science and medicine have become as a result of moneyed interests.
It was really disgusting how little time he got, then even less for “good behavior”. So sick of these bleeding hearts giving monsters a slap on the wrist and unleashing them back into the populace. I hope there’s a special place in hell for those enablers.
Absolutely
I remember being twelve, watching this show with my grandparents, back when it was still new.
Me too I was in the 13-14 age range my mom and I excitedly planned for Friday nights!
21:41 It's so tragic that the birds were left to starve for ten days.
Yes it is!!
I'M PISSED!
The original air date would be a nice touch in the description....
This Unsolved Mysteries show was a November 3, 1995 episode.
These aren´t how the original episodes aired they just put together a bunch of different segments.
They can't do it: most of the original seasons of 26 episodes are diminished to just 20-21 because they remove REALLY outdated/controversial (According to today's pov) or legally not viable segments.
Then they just edit the leftovers and here we are.
@@michellefernandez3155 Do you know what they left out? I think it has to do with streaming rights. Hulu has the original episodes and the segments seem to be a lot longer, especially interviews with eyewitnesses.
@@Romans8-9 You are right, its part of it.
My wife and I started watching Dr. Death based on imprisoned surgeon Dr. Chris Duntsch. The Michael Swango case was the first thing that came to mind!
*Time off for good behavior* What a damn joke ! And he gets work again in the medical field. Pathetic !
You said it. Pathetic is right.
White.
Justice for the rich looks a lot different than 'justice' for everyone else
Welcome to life
What? He got 3 consecutive life sentences with no chance of parole .
ROBERT STACK is a legend!!!!
And he kicks ass!!
Best show EVERRRR
Janelle 09 + FACTZ💯
Janelle 09 Indeed! I was shocked to see earlier today that Netflix has rebooted it. The article said that the Netflix reboot of UM will be hour long episodes, focusing on a single mystery per episode.
I watch it every day
Girl you know it!!! 🔥🔥🔥
sure, beauty!
I'm gonna make sure I always squeeze my doughnuts from now on.
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Donuts are bad for you!
@@bobheck8326 nah, the odd one now and again, proper jam doughnut-lovely!
@@franpotter5041 ..yeah...they can be sooooo...goooood! 🍩🍩🍩🍩🍩🍩🍩🍩🍩🍩🍩🍩🍩
filmrise getting unsolved mysteries was the best decision ever. fits well with the other spooky shows.
Yeah I love forensic files. Great show
This alone has made me a huge fan of filmrise lol
if they ever start a streaming service im all over it. I hope they get X-Files too!
@@ZeranZeran i second this
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@@ZeranZeran oh yep that all of my spoiled kitty cats Gates and Dreka. I leave unsolved mystery playing at night when I go to sleep sometimes they watch to but on rare occasions they have a little something to say lol 😂 hope you have a wonderful weekend
Swango never mentally got past the dissect a cadaver portion of medical school and his entire life as a doctor was dedicated to reliving this moment.
Why in the world would they eat food from this man who is accused of killing patients smh I'm glad he was finally caught
Russada + that’s the same shit I Said...they was Stupid Af to Eat that Chicken..😭🤦🏾♂️
Thats Whypeapull for you smh
Either because people are cheap and will eat anything that's FREE or they were ahead of their time and didn't want to hurt his feeeelings or both.
Russada- Swango gave them a Double Dog Dare. What choice did they have??
They were too lazy to pack their own lunch or snacks. I’d rather just not eat anything or take my own food to work. 😂
Never Eat a Donut if it don’t Spring up....
LA HardBody this dude is sick smh he gets off on seeing people suffer wow
thats the first rule of donut club
LMAO!!!!!!!!!!
@NakedAndLaughing laugh,dear.x👋👋😸
@@pepe6666 the second rule is you do not talk about Donut Club.
Back in the day before the internet was a big thing in the 90s I had a chance to chat with the great Robert Stack, may the great man rest in peace. ✌️
Thats awesome af!
@@alli-kat2329 yeah, thought so, too, especially back in those crappy 14.4k modem days lol
What did u guys talk about that is so cool
Sad all those birds died because it took them ten days to investigate
Tragic
they suspect the Dr. was poisoning patients and still ate his food at the first hospital?????
lol i was just about to post that
I would never have eaten food prepared by someone who I suspected of deliberately causing deaths in a hospital.
There is a huge cultural problem among doctors and nurses where no one wants to voice their suspicions about their colleagues. Almost every killer medical professional has several people around them at work who refuse to report or even talk about what they heavily suspect is going on. It sucks. A lot of people could have been and still can be saved if these people would speak out.
lol I looked at the comment section to find this comment
Exactly. That hospital is absolute trash . 5 dead and no investigation
Update March 2019 with the miracle baby segment...
Baby's Full Name: Logan James Carroll
Case: Medical Mystery
Location: Indiana
Date of Birth: April 6, 1995
Logan is now in his twenties; although he suffered from brain damage and is in a wheelchair, he goes to school and is happy and healthy. Source: unsolvedmysteries.fandom.com/wiki/Logan_Carroll
Thank you
he died on January 11th 2020
Sad he just died. In 2020. Poor family
www.graysonfuneralhomes.com/notices/Logan-Carroll
@@applejellypucci I was also going to copy and paste this but figured that I would scroll through the comments first to see if anyone other than myself was curious and looked him up. I bet those were the best 24 years of that family's lives. :)
The best show ever
What is the best show ever next to forensic files and rescue 911 and snàpped
I was hoping for an update on the birds caregivers.
Childhood Memories!!!!!!!!!!!
Swango... I just talked to someone personally involved in this case... Unsolved Mysteries left out quite a bit... Like 44 of his other murders... Gotta say I'm disappointed everyone kept covering shit up for this guy....
Michael Swango: A Marine Corps Vet/VA doctor who's father was a senior advisor to CORDS/PHOENIX in Vietnam interestingly.
Jeremy Medlock Lol. Folks trip me out.
@Jeremy Medlock why is it so hard to believe ? These were regular people who were victims of this creep.
Elle Mathews people act like it’s impossible to know someone who commits crimes and end up on tv shows
@Jeremy Medlock No I did she shared a patient with him... Said she hated the guy before she found out he was actually killing people....
She told me about the murders were closer to 44...
@ 20:10, is it me or did they put brown makeup on that man?
yes...that was blackface
Those poor birds! That was heartbreaking.
I know...as an animal lover it made me so sad to see those poor birds lying there dead. What a horrible way to go, starving to death. 😢
@@melissamay8960 I actually could not finish watching it. Don't know what happened to Moses and Lila, and I don't actually care either. 2 horrible people making money off of bird slavery. Just wished the birds had not suffered.
PS: Can't stand the way UM depicted them as loving people towards their birds. It was a business! They made money by breeding birds who will never be free. They will live in a prison for their entire lives just to entertain some idiot who will buy one from those two horrible breeders.
PPS: Update: I decided to watch it. " The birds were her world" Lol. She loved them so much that seeing these majestic birds in a prison every day did not bother her???! Give me an FN break. That is NOT LOVE!
Our society has normalized animal cruelty. We are now 2021 and still nothing has changed when it comes to animal rights and welfare.
Lila and Moses were animal abusers! Nothing loving about either one of them. 2 greedy$$ animal abusers.
@@nick8252 I totally agree...
The whole time the feed guy was telling the story I just kept getting mad he didn't feed them, my little heart broke to hear so many of them died
That bad Dr Swango doing poorly in med school, yet still a staff doctor afterwards : doctors graduating at the top of their class aren't shy about making that known, but people need to remember that those at the bottom of their classes are also doctors out there somewhere.. .good luck !
Michael Swango: A Marine Corps Vet/VA doctor who's father was a senior advisor to CORDS/PHOENIX in Vietnam interestingly.
Kate Quinn, I have often reminded people there are many physicians who graduated at the bottom of their class who still managed to pass state boards. Some of them can be scary dangerous, especially if they are bad at diagnostics or slow to refer to specialtists in the event they are involved in primary care.
@@barbarab8479 Swango's problem wasn't that he graduated at the bottom of his class, it was that he was a homicidal maniac.
Logan was later diagnosed with cerebral palsy, but he has a rich life.
He just died jan 11 2020 at the age of 24. Poor family.
His story strengthened my faith in God.
MrBigrobmjca3 how so? Your god almost lets a baby die. Deprives him of oxygen to the point of brain damage. That baby grew into a child and then young adult confined to a wheelchair. And eventually dies aged 24. What kind deity would do that?
You definitely live with half the glass empty. They were given 24 rich years with there little boys. That may be short but to the parents that is a rich gracious time God gave back to them. Shear gratitude is what I see. My daughter has a special needs baby that God has used to change their life for the better. We serve a big God and cherish every moment with her. Special needs children are not a negative in life.
@@luller85 shut up
Liked 174, Thank you for the upload.
Re-living the series is amazing..
Watching from NSW Australia.
That's awesome...hello from the US (Illinois state)!
I know the delivery guy was busy but WHY did he NOT feed the birds??!! not even when he returned an saw his delivery was still at the front gate did he feed them!! and ok, there were a LOT of them but he didn't even bother to call the most local Audubon Society to get them to try & help out!! what an @sshole!!
poor baby birds. they are SO brilliant, precious & sentient!! and so many of them DIED from starvation & dehydration. who DOES that??!!
It really wasn't his place. He did what he should by reporting it. It doesn't fall on him, but whoever he reported it to who failed to act in a timely manner.
Deadly Doses 1:50
Missing Bird People 13:50
Baby's Breath 23:20
Fawzi's Son 35:06
Thank u always
I remember watching this episode while I was sick and vomiting a few months ago, and “Fawzis Son” segment had me crying lol. That one always stuck with me.
@@Autumn_Sunrise did you think at the time that you had been poisoned by a colleague? I thought so by the food I used to buy and that was prepared and delivered by some mexican indian women with a bad disposition.
@@joseantoniomoch4006 Lol no, I have chronic stomach issues that come and go and that just happened to be a really bad time where the flare up got bad. My stomach lining was so inflamed it caused me to vomit for 3 days straight. So I just layed there and watched Unsolved Mysteries for days.
@@Autumn_Sunrise yoghurt might help with irritated colon.
Imagine all the "mistakes" made in these hospitals🤔
Seriously
I'm not a fan of the changes to the theme music in this season. That original was iconic!
well music went to crap everywhere else in the 90s as well
I was thinking same thing....the original is sooooo creepy and sooooo good.. this new music is jus eh.. only real complaint I have got unsolved mysteries
That doctor was obviously putting stuff in people's IVs and then these people are going to accept food that he brought ? Jesus and and we count on these people to take care of us. Smh
Michael Swango: A Marine Corps Vet/VA doctor who's father was a senior advisor to CORDS/PHOENIX in Vietnam interestingly. This isnt the whole story.
hindsight is just great, aint it?
White lab coat is religious uniform for people who worship science
Michael Swango is just like the guy whose story is partly told in the _Deadly Intentions_ movies. He got a job at a VA hospital/center he never should have had...
Amadeo will always have a dad who loves him. That's a nice story. Hope it all works out for all of them.
The update said after the show aired people got Zoilas contact info and a week later the father got to speak to his son .. they now see each other on a consistent basis.
Right?! I watched that episode when I was sick and vomiting last year, and it always stuck with me. Even though I was beyond sick, that segment had me crying in bed with happy tears lol
That's my dad and oldest brother
I can't imagine ever losing a baby, but to see it fight for its life at suck a young age is amazing!
Unfortunately Logan suffered brain damage and was confined to a wheelchair. He ended up dying back in January of 2020 (he was 24)
Yes, it is! ^_^
Swango was a psychopath, no doubt about it.
I was terrified of the intro as a child....
The other intro from early 90s was worse
Very strange that the investigators thought Gobin was not suspicious in this interview. Moses and Lila were "abducted," but Gobin saw it all go down and was safe. Safe enough that he was able to explain to his colleague what had happened, but did not go to the police. Then, he had Moses's identification on him (why??) as he fled the state after his employers were "kidnapped." If that doesn't scream guilt or at least accomplice, I do not know what does
"There was something different about the donut, it didn't spring back up like most donuts do". Hahahahahahaha. WTF?!!!
It's probably not a good idea to eat donuts anyway if they have the consistency of apples...
@@RandalBauer11 hahaha...good observation
Lovely. I see that after I had finished typing my comment down below that either UA-cam or my phone had prompted to the next episode. And so, the comment(s) I made below are for the previous episode. 🙄
I found it eerily coincidental that David and Christie's (The Wismers) wedding was the same day and year (June22, 1996) as my wedding date. Really cool.I'm glad they found their way back to each other after so many years, and that they found Katie and are reunited as a family. Wishing them all the best for happiness, health, love, and prosperity. 😎👍❤
I also love the bond that both Joe and Sammy shared, and the fact that they were (also) reunited after Desert Storm. I sincerely hope their friendship remains strong. 😎👍🍻
iT took ten days before anything was done about the birds. Where is the accountability?
Made me cry
An internal investigation was performed, and they found there was no wrongdoing.
at least that's how it works in every facet of government I've ever experienced
I would think the responsibility of someone feeding the birds fell on no one. Was the guy who dropped off the feed responsible for feeding them?
Aw, my friend has a special needs baby that was born blue and had lots of complications after birth. We don't knwo how long she will live (docs gave her almost no chance in the hospital) so anything above and over that is a gift.
Thought I'd give a warning that this episode shows videos of dead parrots/sick parrots about a fourth of the way through. Might want to skip that section if that is particularly upsetting to you.
How can so many ppl who are supposed to be some of the smartest drop the ball with swango? It's infuriating to listen to!!!
Thank you for these uploads
James eh he he he i have a crusty old beta max (aka vhs) tape of 3 unsolved mr eees 1989 segments for sale forr onli $1 (plus $9 shipping) r u interested!!?
Oh. when it said missing "bird people" in the top description i thought it was a lost species of half birds half humans like those "little people". Not missing humans! Argh.
After the broadcast, a viewer called the telecenter; he claimed that he had been in jail with Michael on the day of his disappearance. He also claimed that Michael appeared to have been beaten and shot in the leg. It is not known if the caller was ever located or if the information was ever verified.
In January of 1990, Michael's family had him declared legally dead. In April of 1992, three miles from where Lisa's car was discovered, a skull fragment was found. In June, a coroner determined that it belonged to Michael based on X-rays of his head. Police are now investigating the case as a "possible homicide", although the cause of death could not be determined.
After a series of investigations into Cooley and Misencik by the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Bureau of Criminal Investigations, no charges were ever filed. The officers later filed a libel suit against a magazine which printed an article about Michael's disappearance. They claimed that the article unfairly accused them of being involved in the disappearance. The suit was settled in March of 1990 with the officers receiving $50,000.
Sadly, Michael's father, Maurice Rosenblum, died in 2008. Police Chief Aldo Gaburri passed away in 1997 at the age of 76.
The baby was so cute!
Haha. Yea I was a little disappointed it wasn't some mythical cryptid. 😁
lol @@cookingwithtabitha
20:55 Was that blackface? Poor birds. Moses LOLed away
Investigators now believe that Hair Gobin was responsible for Moses and Lila's disappearances. Moses's mother claims that in October of 1993, Gobin stole $29,000 from Moses and fled in one of their vans. When he was found in New York, Moses agreed to drop theft charges against him and let him return to his job. Interestingly, when Gobin was pulled over in Georgia after the disappearances, a videotape about changing one's identity was found in the van, along with several rare birds and tortoises.
In March 2011, authorities tracked Hari Gobin to Jersey City, New Jersey. He was living under the alias "Roy Smith," However, when detectives arrived at his workplace, he had fled. Gobin is now believed to be in the Philadelphia area.
Vegeta Solo copy and paste lol
@@BIGBamBam86 Dr. Carl Weiss is the alleged assassin of The Kingfish, Huey Long. Long was a noted Louisiana governor and senator planning a bid for President of the United States. Had he succeeded, he might have been one of the greatest and most controversial American Presidents to hold office. However, he was killed on September 8, 1935, in a shooting that remains controversial to this day.
Huey only went one year of law school, but by the age of twenty-nine, he had successfully argued two cases before the U.S. Supreme Court. When he was thirty-four, he was elected governor of Louisiana. He was brought into office thanks to his philosophy of re-distributing American wealth. At the age of thirty-seven, he was elected to the U.S. Senate.
Vegeta Solo hairy goblin and bibles' moses?!
Theme tune is awful here. Why change it?
Swango is such a spooky man
omg that baby one had me in tears the whole segment
They ate his “spicy chicken” 3 separate times after becoming violently ill?
His Voice Makes The Show i love when he hosted
I was curious about how Logan was doing since the airing of his segment on Unsolved Mysteries. Unfortunately, I’m heartbroken to have found out that he passed away earlier this year in January. He was only 24 years of age. R.I.P sweet baby Logan. I hope that you will reunite with your older sister Megan in heaven one day.
💔😞💔
How sad. But he had more time on this earth and was able to enjoy his mother's love.
I hope he got to enjoy the life he had.
What could be worse then a doctor harming patients
A mother harming her children
21:59 “fowl play.”
cruisepaige who killed the good owl at night? Owl fowl play....
That delivery driver could of saved those parrots
Yeah like feeding them them
10 days n no one went 2 feed them....20 bags of fuckin food at the gate
His company was probably afraid of getting into a lawsuit (if he gave some of the birds the wrong food for their species, etc.) so they told him to do nothing. It's stupid but you see this happening all the time.
I get so sick of the "Experts" who refuse to believe things outside of their training, might be possible. So glad Logan proved these "Experts" wrong. Way to go little man!
Logan suffered brain damage and was confined to a wheelchair for life he ended up passing away back in January of 2020 (he was 24 years old)
@@turkeyleg1 That's sad to hear but great to hear they had their son 24 years.
It was probably Lazarus syndrome. It's rare but does happen. They worked on the baby for a long time and did everything they could. They were being cautious not to get the family's hopes up which is why they initially kept insisting he was deceased.
I know it's like "what does the book say " cryin out loud think for yourself!
@@jena.alexia Nope the Lord saviour
OMG, the baby that lived! Astounding!
At 2:14 he said when Dr. Swango left the room Rena Cooper seemed to be doing fine. Two seconds later she has convulsions. How was she doing fine?
Judging by the new intro and graphics, is that when the show moved from NBC to the other channel?
That's what I am thinking..or just Newer season
no it was a new season and moved to Fridays, which was the beginning of the end of the NBC run
It moved to CBS later on.
Brent Nobbley was orig night weds or thurs?
@@OikPoinFive Wednesday until this season
Omg I love watching Michael swangle episode
He's a sneaky bastard serial killer
You sound like a fun date
So the Animal Control officers who waited TEN days to respond to a report of suffering birds with no food or water weren't arrested or prosecuted?
I was on vacation with my parents & brother in LA, & I saw Robert Stack's house! Wish I could have met him!
You just cant trust doctor anymore.
You can see the series' departure from film on the interviews but still using it for the re-enactments. Film's expensive but there's definitely a drop in production value. It's too bad because the series was losing its charm.
I never noticed til u said something there are more reenactments. Now that u say it. Thanks for peeing in my wheaties lol cause now I know I'm gunna be watching for the differences.
Media Sawdust I definitely agree
That's probably because at this point the series had switched from NBC to CBS. Everything was drop in production value including the horrible theme. CBS kept it on for a couple years and then series ultimately moved to Lifetime for the remainder of its original run.
The show was on a decline from near the start, as they did less cases on murders, missing persons, arson and fraud, and more on "lost loves" and supernatural woo. The show lost its edge.
Unsolved. Logan is now in his twenties; although he suffered from brain damage and is in a wheelchair, he goes to school and is happy and healthy. Not shocked . The baby didn't look right. When she was holding him.
Poor birds.
Fawzi should have married Zoila before he left.
Agreed. I'm sad they never got married but Fawzi found his son and that's a beautiful thing.
she was 20 years old and apparently hot so she wasnt gonna wait around
She ain't a real one. Hopefully his new wife is. She didn't deserve him.
@@silversmoke8398 Relationships like that often ended, especially back then. Her parents probably pressured her (they sound selfish).
One thing i learned from this show. Is with good behavior they let people out of prison for good behavior even if they murdered or raped a million people
😂😂
Logan Carroll
Lived until January 2020, he was 24 yrs old. He did suffer brain damage and was confined to a wheelchair.
No common sense or caring about the birds. So unnecessary. Just stupid.
People are no good.
I always laugh how the re-enactment actor at 6:38 says “Chick-un!”
KOHF34 I caught that also. I rewound it just to see if it really sounded like I thought I had heard. Indeed it did. I’m happy it stuck out to someone else as well!
Always? I admit to watching the set released called the UFO files to no end! ut there are hundreds of these episodes! You sir must be a true U.M. addict ! LOL
Ok....now I gotta go back Lol
Swango and his extra spicy chicken
Hopefully he tries serving it up for the brothas where he's at now. Sure it end well ... For him.
Imagine how many babies they buried that probably wasn't really dead 😞
www.graysonfuneralhomes.com/obituary/Logan-Carroll logan passed away i january,good innings considering that start...drs were right about long term damage bless him
Thank god Dr. Swango isnt practicing medicine with COVID all over the place!
good point....
Anti-vaxxers have been causing enough problems.
Sheesh Zoila's parents were mean
Yeah they were lol. That’s always been one of my favorite segments before they did find each other and now have regular contact. But I think the parents just wanted their daughter to have a normal life, and were afraid if he came back around maybe it would complicate things for her. At least I hope it was out of love, but they were still wrong.
Fawzi's love story started so beautifully and was such a sweet, heart wrenching tale. The almost in-laws (Zoila's parents) were absolutely 100% selfish a$$holes!! How dare they make decisions for their grown daughter!! That just royally ticked me off!! ARGH!!! 😡 👎
No one has yet explained how Logan revived. He is now in his twenties; although he suffered from brain damage and is in a wheelchair, he goes to school and is happy and healthy.
He died in January this year.
@@runningfox9750 RIP Logan
The "update" music always scared the sh*t outta me.
The abduction of Jodi Huisentruitt reminds me a bit of the brutal murder of Anne Presley in Arkansas. Anne Presley was an attractive blond anchorwoman, just like Jodie Huisentruitt. Curtis Vance was convicted of killing Anne Presley. I wonder if he could have been involved in the death of Jodi Huidentruitt.
It's so disgusting that the man was kept from seeing his son. So sad.
Logan Carroll was disabled and in a wheelchair, but he still attended high school. Tragically, he died in 2020 at the age of 24.
Extra spicy chicken?
Nay I know they were shit n for days wth
Probably to cover the taste of the ant poison.
Again a hospital rather wait until a suspected employee leaves than take immediate action to save face.
Wow that Swango is some nut job. The fact that a hospital hired him with the checking background is sad.
Swango slithered his way into Virginia and South Dakota.
SIU is one town away from me although they don't specify if it was SIUC or E. Regardless, never heard of this before 👀
It's just something about the old I saw mysteries that knew us our mistress just cannot touch it's the host and he rest in peace forever I love you also I miss you serious number one.
poor birdies
Lyla & Moses made only one mistake - took back the traitor. Felt so bad watching their segment on Disappeared.
Hospital: this guy is probably killing people.
Also hospital: let’s eat the food killer man brought.
Makes sense.