Unsolved Mysteries with Dennis Farina - Season 7, Episode 1 | Forensic Files

[Music] Next on Unsolved Mysteries. On a North Carolina highway, four young men are stalked in a savage
high-speed chase. What was the motive for this vicious hit and run killing? A forklift crushes the prime
suspect in a young woman's disappearance. Was it an accident, suicide, or murder? Nazi leader Rudolph Hess was
captured after his plane crashed in Scotland. Or was he? Some experts believe this man was an
imposter. And a 7-year-old who has only hours to live is visited by a mysterious
boy who seems to bring him back to life. Five stories of crime, deceit, and intrigue. I'm Dennis Fina, and this is
Unsolved Mysteries. Join us. [Music] [Music] Rapid City, South Dakota. Tom Keer is a forklift driver at a wood
processing plant on the outskirts of town. Just after the morning shift change, his co-workers notice something
is wrong. When they reach Tom, they find his head has been crushed beneath the wheels of his fort. Let's go get the
foreman. Tom was 29 when he died. He is survived by his wife Nancy and two children.
Those are the facts that everyone can agree on, but the cause of his death is still a
mystery. Tom's family believes that he was murdered, but the police have a very different
theory. Their investigation concluded that Tom loaded the forklift, set it in motion, and then laid down in front of
it. But why would Tom kill himself? Police believe that his death may be connected to the mysterious
disappearance 4 days earlier of a woman named Tina [Music] Marquott. Connection or coincidence?
Well, nobody knows for sure. Tom Keer and Tina Marott were casual friends who once worked for the same company. But
one turned up missing and the other turned up dead. Tina Marott worked a late shift on
Thursday at Black Hills Moldley. Shortly after midnight, she phoned her best friend, Vicky Riddle.
I was already asleep and the phone rang and she was very upset. Hello, Vicki. My
tire is flat. It's flat. Who is this? It's Tina. Look, I just finished my shift and now my tire is so flat that I
can't even drive on it. Just give me a few minutes to get dressed and then I'll be right there.
You know what? Hold on just a second. Somebody just pulled up. Let me go see who this is. Okay. Okay. But be careful.
So, I waited and she went and talked to whoever it was. Hey, you don't have to come. Tom's here
and he's going to give me a ride home. Tom who? You know Tom, you used to work here.
I I'll talk to you later. It was the last time anyone spoke to Tina. Bye. Initially, no one even reported her
missing. Patrick Gleason, Tina's living boyfriend of 11 years and the father of her three children, thought that she
would soon return. Who it was? On Saturday morning, Patrick and Tom showed up at Vicky's house. According to Vicki,
Tom became defensive when she mentioned Tina's last phone call. As far as I know, you're the only Tom that used to
work with her. Tom tried to say I was drunk and went no Tom from Ron. And then I said, well, she said Tom the one that
used to work here. And then we started talking about that and Tom finally admitted that he was the only Tom that
he ever knew that worked there. He was just glaring at me and not acting himself.
Patrick listened patiently and then asked Tom the obvious question. Tom, just be straight with me. You messing
around with my old lady? Oh, man. You know me better than that. That right there didn't seem right to
me. Because the way Tom was, if you tried to blame him for something that he didn't have anything to do with with it,
he would have started fighting with me. That's the type of person he was. Patrick and Tom went together to report
Tina missing. But when the police went to check on Tina's car, they discovered that the tire had been slashed with a
knife. Thursday, it suggested foul play. Black Hills mold. After you dropped your
friend off following the softball game, my car broke down on the way home. Tom Cter was asked to come in and he
voluntarily came in to give his story. Uh he denied giving Tina a ride anywhere or even being out there. He stated that
he had been at a softball game. He had given a a friend a ride home and his car had broken down and he had spent
approximately 3 or four hours fixing his car under a street light. But Tom never called his wife to say
that he'd been delayed. He finally got home at around 3:30 in the morning. Where were you? The car broke down.
Tom's wife, Nancy, told us that when Tom got home that night that he immediately
washed his clothes, which would have included his softball uniform as well as his shoelaces. And that led us to
believe that that was suspicious behavior. 3 days after Tina disappeared, the police interviewed Tom at the lumber
yard. We found a suspicious stain in your car. Oh man. The next morning, Tom Keer was
dead. You got to call somebody. Hurry up. Go call the foreman. In my opinion, Tom Cter took his own life in
an attempt to make it look like an accident in order for his family to receive some sort of benefits. I believe
that Tom was very overwhelmed as to what was taking place and he needed a way out. Tom's wife, Nancy, disagrees.
Tom wouldn't do that. He wouldn't leave me and the kids. He He would not do that. I I won't ever believe that.
Nancy is convinced that someone attacked Tom in the lumberyard and then crushed him under his own forklift. I believe he
was murdered. I just wish the the police would investigate this more instead of closing um my husband's case cuz there
there are leads in this case. Um and I don't believe they followed up on them. There were no drag marks to indicate
that anybody had had drugg him. He weighed approximately 200 lb. would have been difficult to carry him and there
was no signs of a struggle in the area. So, in my opinion that I don't I don't believe the the murder theory. But the
police do believe that Tom murdered Tina Marquott. They think that on the night Tina disappeared, Tom showed up outside
of her office. I believe that Tina's tire was intentionally slashed in order to keep
her from leaving the place. I I don't believe that Tom's appearance out there at 12:30 was coincidence. I think that
was planned. It's Tina. Look, I just finished my shift and now my tire is so flat that I can't I think Tom was out
there waiting for her when she got off of work. The only thing that really failed in the whole plan was
that she was on the phone when he drove up. Great. Thanks. According to the police theory, Tom made
sexual advances towards Tina. When he was rejected, he became enraged and killed her. What are you doing over
here? They have no evidence or anything to leak Tom into Tina's disappearance. They have nothing.
update. There are new developments in this case. Here's one of our staff with details.
4 and a half years after Tom Keer's death, his wife finally received insurance death benefits. A judge ruled
there was not enough evidence to prove that Tom had committed suicide. 16 months after Kina Marquott
disappeared, her body was found under a wood pile at Tom's workplace. She had been hit on the head with a blunt
object. Detectives continued to investigate this case for the next 8 years. They now consider the case
closed. Up next, Adolf Hitler's second in command spent 40 years in a prison, but some say that he was an impostor.
1933 Adolf Hitler seizes total power in Germany. By his side is his closest confidant, Deputy Reich's viewer,
Rudolph Hess. Today, Hess is at the center of one of the most remarkable mysteries of
World War II. Rudolph Hess is in Britain. The story begins with this shocking 1941 news
reel. The world is astounded to learn that Rudolph Hess has been captured in Scotland. While trying to deliver a
secret peace proposal to contacts in the British government Rudolph Hess. After the war,
Hess is returned to Germany and sentenced to life in prison for war crimes. to imprisonment for life.
And then 40 years later, he is found dead in the prison garden. Though his death is officially declared a suicide,
his family and some experts are convinced that he was murdered. I have no sympathy for the Nazi past or
any crimes that Hess may have committed, but he was a human being and he deserves
the dignity at least to find out if he was murdered, who did it. The Hess affair is a tangle of
accusations and rumors. Was the man in prison for 40 years truly an impostor? And if he was murdered, who had a
motive? The answers may reveal a conspiracy at the highest levels of the British
government. The man called Rudolph Hess was incarcerated in Berlin Spandal prison from 1947 until his death in
1987. He was a loner and made no friends. The X-rays are fine. In 1973, British surgeon Hugh Thomas did a
full physical examination of Hess. He expected to find scars from the severe bullet wounds that Hess had received in
the First World War. There were no scars, no bullet wounds, nor was there any evidence of an
operation. They're not things that you can miss. So, I'm left with a situation whereby a man
has total evidence in surgical terms of no wounding and total evidence in documentary terms of such wounding. It
can't be the same man. If the man Dr. Thomas examined at Spando was not Rudolph S, then who was he? The
answer may lie in a series of events that took place in May of 1941. On May 10th, Rudolph Hess told his wife
that he planned to fly to Berlin for a critical meeting. Records show that he took off the same
day in a Meers plane marked NJC11. He was tracked by German radar and defense controllers right across
Germany and across occupied Europe. and just after half 7 that evening was lost to German radar going north over the
North Sea. 4 and 1/2 hours after Rudolph Hess left Germany, a lone measurement was
picked up on British radar heading towards Scotland. That evening, a Scottish farmer caught sight of a plane about to
crash. [Music] Right, pal. Hands up. [Music] The pilot said his name was Alfred Horn.
He asked for a meeting with the Duke of Hamilton, a member of the British Parliament who lived in the
[Music] area. Surprisingly, the man carried no identification. But he was wearing the
uniform of a Luwaffa officer. I am here for a peace. The next morning, a meeting was arranged
with the Duke of Hamilton, then an officer in the Royal Air Force. How you were, gentlemen? Hamilton had
met Hess briefly years before, and he was convinced that this man was Hess, but some historians disagree.
They believe that Hitler and other members of the Nazi elite used doubles for security reasons and that a double
was used to impersonate Hess on the flight to Scotland. Photographs taken upon Hess's
departure support this theory. They appeared to show a different plane from the one that crash landed in Scotland.
The plane that took off in Germany was marked NJC11. The plane that landed in Scotland
was marked on the side of the fuse lounge VJ or NJOQ, a totally different plane.
British researchers know that that aircraft was based at a a fighter airfield in northern Denmark called
Alberg. It was tracked in from that direction and there really seems no reason to to doubt that it came from
Denmark rather than Germany. And there is more evidence that the real Hess was replaced by a double. The real
Rudolph Hess was a skilled pilot. Yet the man who flew to Scotland made many basic mistakes.
The man who approached Britain and flew over Scotland was an amateur in every sense of the word. He did everything
wrong. He approached the British coast at the ideal height to be intercepted by radar instead of under it. Then he power
dived using far too much fuel and then he flew at only 50 ft across the Scottish borders. Now that meant that uh
people on the ground could observe the aircraft and track it every step of the way. But the pilot was too low to even
pick up his landmarks. So whoever he was, he was an amateur pilot. If the man who landed in Scotland was a
double, how and why was this deception engineered? Next, a possible murder to keep the H cover up a secret and a
conspiracy that could go to the highest levels of government. [Music] During World War II, a man claiming to
be Nazi leader Rudolph Hess was captured in Scotland. He died in prison 46 years
later. Yet many now doubt that the man was really Rudolph Hess. Was he a body double? And if so,
why? From the beginning, Rudolph Hess was Hitler's closest confidant. But by the beginning of World War II, others
were competing for Hitler's attention. Hess's biggest rival was the head of the dreaded
SS Hinrich Himmler. Hess had come to power purely by being one of the first of Hitler's
loyal supporters. In such a position, he was obviously a threat to Himmler, who aspired to gain control of all of life.
So in essence he was part of a power struggle and from that point of view he was hated.
[Music] In early 1941 Hitler's inner circle including Himmler was planning the invasion of the Soviet Union.
Hess argued that Germany should make a secret peace with England before this attack, but Himmler may have been a step
ahead of him. Himmler may have recruited a body double for Hes and waited for a chance
to replace him. And he used this double to actually supplant Hess, get rid of Hess, kill off
Hess and put the double into England to contain to carry over peace proposals to
the English hierarchy. According to this theory, if the double's mission had been successful,
Himmler would have stepped in, finished the negotiations, and taken the credit. But the plan didn't work.
Churchill refused to meet with Hess and the peace proposal was rejected. Despondent, Hess attempted
suicide a few days later. And then he claimed amnesia and refused to answer any questions from investigators and
psychiatrist. Rudolph Hess. When the war ended, Hess was brought home to Germany for the
Nuremberg trials. At the time, two of Hess's former secretaries were brought in to meet with
him. Officials hoped to jog his memory. [Music] The prisoner's most significant lack of
recognition is that of his secretaries. That is one of them showed him a picture of
his son whom he didn't recognize. Yet he'd carried a picture of that son with him supposedly on his flight to England.
So the man was behaving in a very bizarre fashion. The two secretaries left upset, but were
still sure that the man they had met was Rudolph [Music] Hess. Hess was sentenced to life
imprisonment in a converted fortress in West Berlin. His new home was to be jointly administered by the United
States, Britain, France, and the Soviet Union. One by one, Spandal's six other Nazi prisoners died or were released.
But Rudolph Hess had his freedom blocked by a Soviet veto. For the last 11 years
of his life, he was Spandal's only prisoner at a cost of over $1 million per year.
[Applause] Rudolph has loved to walk in the garden. This long trail about 267 paces
around. For the first two years in my talking with Hess, I never got beyond food, health, and weather. He lived in
this eggshell. Time seemed to have stood still for him since 1941, since his flight. And though Hess was in prison in
his native Germany, he refused all visits from his wife and son for the first 28 years. The reason why he didn't
accept visits beforehand was simply that the surrounding and the circumstances under which these visits take place in
Chwanda were so bad that he said it's better not to see each other and to write. And after having paid these
visits after 1969, I can only completely agree with him. In December 1969, he finally agreed to
meet with his family. During this reunion, they were not allowed to touch one another or to discuss the past.
Despite the fact that she felt his voice was lower in pitch, Fra has still felt that the man at Spandal was her husband.
difficult for me in prison. I have the impression that my father was keeping some secret which he was not able to
relieve to anybody. This is the reason why he was kept so long in prison and finally was murdered in prison.
Hess lived to the age of 93. On the day he died, he went out as usual for his daily walk.
He was accompanied by an American guard, but according to the official record, the guard became
[Music] distracted. Several minutes later, he went looking for his prisoner. He found Hess lying on the floor of a
garden shed with a thick electrical cord wrapped around his neck. Couple of seconds. The official inquiry
declared that Rudolph Hess had committed suicide, but almost immediately charges
surfaced that Hess had been murdered. Now there are so many things against him committing suicide. He could hardly open
his hands because of arthritis that he was suffering under. He's going to have to raise those hands, isn't he? Above
his head to put that cord around something to hang himself. He wasn't capable of doing
that. I think he was murdered. Disturbingly, the cable that was actually used to murder him was the
first thing to be destroyed on the specific orders of the British military governor. And the British military
governor also ordered the shed burnt down. As well as that, they refused all measures of identification of the
prisoner. The Hess family insisted on another autopsy and hired Dr. for Wolf Gang
Shawn, a well-known German forensic pathologist. The degree of deep bruising and
fracturing of the bones in the neck also indicates that he was strangled very forcibly. Dr. Thomas is convinced that
the prisoner at Spandow was murdered before his release. The purpose to keep him from revealing the treasonous
conduct of his secret British contacts during the war. If the prisoner had ever revealed his part in these
negotiations, it would have led to the exposure of 30 extremely powerful personages whose relatives are still in
control of much of British finance and government. And that would be totally and utterly unacceptable to any British
government. If the prisoner at Spandal was Rudolph Hess, as his family and authorities
claim, then why were there no scars on his chest from his World War I bullet wounds? Why did his plane take off from
Germany with one set of serial numbers and land in Scotland with another? But if the prisoner at Spandanda was an
impostor, why did he remain silent for 46 years? Prisoner number seven is buried in this small Bavarian cemetery.
But who really lies in this grave? Rudolph Hess or an impostor? The inscription on the grave reads simply,
"It was worth the risk." History may never know what those words really mean. After several years, the British
government released a few selections from the official file, but the bulk of the material on the case of Rudolph Hess
will remain locked up until the year 2016. Coming up, a high-speed assault leaves one man dead and three others
badly injured. Kurdsville, Missouri. One October night, Charlie Sigman showed up at the home of his
aranged wife Anne and her boyfriend Gary Goff. According to Anne, Charlie arrived
in a drunken rage and forced his way into the house. Once inside, Anne claims that Charlie began to beat her severely.
Then Gary Goff came to her rescue. Despite having a broken arm, Gary fought with Charlie and then shot him seven
times. Charlie died before police arrived. I was yelling. During questioning by police, Anne and Gary
claimed that the shooting was in self-defense. No charges were filed and the two were
released, but authorities were still suspicious of Anne Sigman and Gary Goff. They continued to investigate.
Finally, they convinced one of Sigman's friends to wear a hidden microphone. I will wait until tomorrow and then I'll
call her. She had in talking with Miss Sigman had told her she was fixing to go to the police. Miss Sigman ultimately
told her not to go to the police or asked her not to go to the police and give her time to her and Mr. Goff time
to leave town. She incriminated herself on the tape. Arrest warrants were issued for
both Anne Sigman and Gary Goff, but the couple had disappeared. Update. After more than 2 years on the
run, Gary Goff turned himself in and pleaded guilty to seconddegree murder. He was sentenced to 20 years in prison
and was released after serving just over 13. But Anne Sigman has never been caught. There is a warrant out for her
arrest for firstdegree murder. She may be living in Oregon or Arizona under the alias Andy Hayes or Andy
Part. If you have any information, please log on to our website at unsolved.com.
Few of us will ever face the terror of being attacked, but it does happen. You're about to meet four young men who
felt that terror, and police need your help to find the hit-and-run killer who assaulted
them. Greensboro, North Carolina. 19-year-old Ken Dunie hurried to join three of his best friends to do some
lastminute Christmas shopping in Raleigh. It had been a good year for all of them. Hey man, what's happening?
[Music] The driver, 17-year-old Leverne Allen, had just received a scholarship to the
Air Force Academy. It was a dream come true. You got the $50. Ken Dunie was a drafting and engineering
student headed for college in the fall. 17-year-old Kenneth Newkerk had just received a scholarship to a local
college. And 17-year-old Darius Bannerman was a high school basketball star with a promising future.
On their way to the shopping mall, the four passed the car driven by a man named Grady
Alexander. When they went by me, they were doing about 60 65. I looked over and one of the boys
saw me looking at him. He grinned and waved. The car kept on going. After that, another car came off me very
fast. And as he got by me, I happened to look down at the license plate and I said a redneck from Georgia because his
hair was looks like it's dirty and greasy and stringy and he's probably doing 75 or 80.
A few moments later, close, man. That's really close. What's Can you speed up, man? Can you
speed up? When I looked in the rearview mirror, I saw a car and uh he was so close to me, I could not see his front
bumper. At first, I just thought it was uh somebody just tailgating. [Music] Hey,
man. Let's get over. He bumped us and it didn't seem as though this was all happening. It just seemed it was
like horror. Traffic was moving fast and we speed it up to get away from the guy.
The man driving the Monte Carlo, he had a look like we had done something personal to him, like mad.
It just looked like he wanted to hurt us. [Applause] [Music] minutes later, police and paramedics
arrived at the accident site. They found a horrific scene. Leverne Allen was trapped in the
car for half an hour after being airlifted to a trauma center. His leg was amputated at the
thigh. Ken Newkerk had suffered a fractured skull and a broken leg. Tell me your name. What's your name? Various
Bannerman had a broken wrist and facial injuries. Ken Dunie was pronounced dead at the scene.
Beth Velicette was the first reporter to arrive. She spoke with witnesses who described the assault.
Both of the eyewitnesses said that after the car, black car went off the road, the Monte Carlo did pull over to the
side. Come on. A man and a woman got out just for a moment and looked back and then they just got back in the car and
drove off. I swear he laughed when he got in the car and left. I swear he did. Georgia
plates. Georgia plates. We asked an artist to sketch a composite of the Hidden Run driver based on
eyewitness testimony. The man had a mustache and brown stringy hair. He was traveling with a woman who had blonde
hair. I know how it happened. I know when it happened, but I don't know why it happened. Until I understand that, it
would never be to ask. If you have any information about this case, please log on to our website at
unsolved.com. Next, a gravely ill child makes a sudden recovery under some very mysterious circumstances.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Dad, come. Nancy and Chuck McGyvern respond to their oldest son's
calls for help. Their 7-year-old son, Chucky, has been in bed with chickenpox. To their
horror, he has slipped into a coma. And he is ice cold. They rush him to a hospital. Doctors
work to stabilize him only to discover that his brain is dangerously swollen. The doctor warned me when I went in
there. He says, "When you see him, he's going to look like he's dead." His skin was so hard and cold and pure white and
just his liver, everything was just hooked up to everything. And I was shocked. I was really shocked.
Chucky's diagnosis was grim. He had rise syndrome, a rare disease of the nervous
system, brain, and liver that is often fatal. Steven, please come to Nancy and Chuck
were soon joined by other family members, some of whom brought religious medals for comfort and healing. Nancy's
cousin gave her a medallion from the robe of St. John Newman, the patron saint of vocations.
You remember when I was in that car crash in Italy? This was in my pocket and I swear it saved my life.
John Newman was a beloved Catholic priest and the bishop of Philadelphia in the mid 19th
century. After his death, people began praying to him for blessings and many healing miracles were attributed to him.
so many that in 1977, John Newman was declared the first American male saint. Nancy was willing to try anything
to save her son. She pinned several medals, including the one showing John Newman, to Chucky's
pillow. But Chucky didn't improve after a day or two. like his lungs collapsed, pneumonia set in, and there
was two nurses, and they didn't know I was there in the room. They were behind this this door there. And when I came
in, I heard them say, "He's not going to make it." Chucky's parents could do nothing but
hope. And then the next morning, Chucky's father had an odd encounter in the hospital waiting
[Applause] room. It was like 11:00 or something like that. And I was uh watching TV and uh all of a
sudden this little boy walks in. He looks at everybody in the room and he looks stares at
me. I'm staring at him thinking, you know, I mean his parents are going to come in next and I'm wondering why like
why is he by himself? And he just walked out. So later that day the nurse comes up and says, "We had a little incident.
We don't want you to get worried, but uh a little boy came to visit Chucky. I came to see Chucky. How did you get in
here? I only wanted to see Chucky. Wait, wait. Come back here. Wait, wait a second. Excuse me, doctor.
Less than an hour later, the impossible happened. Chucky. Chucky. To his parents, it was a miracle. Within
hours, Chucky would be awake and off life support. From being very low where you think,
well, my son might die to he came through. It was it was like great. I mean every we were calling everybody on
the phone that he was getting better and you know but he got better so fast it was unbelievable.
There you go. Chucky began telling his parents about a dream he had while unconscious. He described the same boy
that his father and his doctor had seen in the hospital. I remember when I got up, I was sort of
confused because I didn't understand if I that was all a dream or did that actually happen. Well, there were lots
of kids in the room giving me presents and you and dad were here, too. And all these Asian kids would surround
me, coming in and out, giving presents of all sorts. But there was one boy particular who was uh stayed by my
bedside. Everything's going to be all right to me. This boy in my dream was my best friend and uh um he he he was like
the strength for me and at all times when I wasn't feeling like in the dream when I wasn't maybe not feeling so good,
he was there to make sure everything was all right. One week after he had lapsed into a
coma, Chucky McGyvern was released from the hospital. High five. The doctor said
they never had anybody so gravely ill recover so fast. And 3 months later, we went back and they went through
everything and he came out like he was never sick is what the doctor said. Like nothing ever happened to him.
St. John Newman. Two weeks after Chucky left the hospital, his parents took him to the shrine of St. John Newman in
Philadelphia. Of St. John Newman. when he died as bishop of Philadelphia in 1860.
What is it, honey? That was my best friend in my dream in the hospital. Are you sure? Yeah, I'm sure. Watch him. The
McGivers were amazed when they realized that the portrait was of St. John Newman
as a boy. I was so taken back. I then I started thinking it really hit me that something
happened here that St. John Newman interceded for him in some way there was some kind of a connection there.
It's hard to believe. I don't know why. He's just like any other kid at his age. But there must be a reason for it.
I don't know. The reason why St. genuine came to my aid. I have no idea. Um, that's something I'll never never be
able to explain, but I I know like St. John will always like be there for me, which is always good. You know, I know
will always be like near my side. [Music] [Music] [Music]

This, Episode includes: Forklift Mystery, Hess, Update: Witch Hunt, Hit and Run and Christmas Miracle.

Brief Summary

Five stories of mystery: a deadly chase, a suspicious death, Hess's capture, a tragic hit-and-run, and a miraculous recovery of a boy.

Key points

The Mysterious Death of Tom Keer. Tom Keer, a forklift driver, dies under suspicious circumstances. His family believes he was murdered, while police suspect suicide.
Rudolph Hess: The Impostor Theory. Rudolph Hess's capture and subsequent death raise questions about his identity. Was he really the Nazi leader?
A Deadly Assault. A drunken rage leads to a tragic confrontation, leaving one man dead and others injured.
The Disappearance. After the shooting, Anne and Gary evade authorities, leading to a manhunt.
A Mysterious Visitor. Chucky's father encounters a mysterious boy in the hospital, raising questions about his son's recovery.
Chucky's Miraculous Recovery. After slipping into a coma, Chucky awakens unexpectedly, leaving doctors astonished.

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