Unsolved Mysteries with Robert Stack - Season 1, Episode 18 - Full Episode | Forensic Files

this program is about unsolved mysteries whenever possible the actual family members and police officials have
participated in recreating the events what you are about to see is not a news broadcast tonight the story of auto
racing legend and self-made millionaire Mickey Thompson he and his wife were gunned down but police believe was a
contract killing 50 years ago the mysterious George J Stein opened ten savings accounts across the Midwest
disappeared his unknown heir stand to inherit a fortune Michael wave Mohan the convicted armed
robber is a modern-day Houdini escaping from custody on three different occasions recently 12 residents near
Pikes Peak Colorado claim to have seen evidence of a bizarre creature half-man half-ape legend of Bigfoot to be more
than a myth cheerleader Joyce McLain was brutally murdered eight years ago friends and neighbors in her Maine
hometown are desperate to find the killer tonight five stories each a unique and
compelling mystery perhaps someone watching can help solve them perhaps that someone is you
[Music] Mickey Thompson was a legend in the world of auto racing cars were Mickey's
life and they propelled him to success beyond his greediness among his many innovations with the slingshot dragsters
but in 1960 his home-built challenger was the first car to break for 400 miles per hour
Mickey was also a pioneer in promoting off-road racing yeah I think a good description of my dad was he was flat
out all the time and I mean he was pedal to the floor and he did that's the way he spent his life he loved to go fast
and he loved racing I think the businesses were a way to help him continue to race
Mickey's obsession with speed drove him far sometimes too far in the mid seventies a speedboat acts that have
paralyzed him from the waist down doctors felt he would never walk again Mickey proved them wrong with death
constantly at his shoulder he looked to the support of his wife Trudy Mickey's and Trudy's daily routine was just about
twice as frantic as anybody else they did not work an eight-hour day they worked at least a 16-hour day they had a
goal and they were trying to achieve it and they liked working and they enjoyed it and that was their whole life it was
a fun thing to work hard and they really worked hard during the 80s Mickey developed an
extremely profitable Stadium racing venture his business style was similar to his hard-driving racing tactics
Mickey told family members that he had received death threats Mickey talked to me and said that he was
tremendously concerned he said he was afraid that an individual was going to hurt his baby meaning his wife Trudy and
I responded Oh Nick you don't really think so do you and he says I'm telling you he's absolutely absolutely capable
of it Mickey and Trudy lived in Bradbury California an affluent rural community located near Los Angeles at 6 a.m. on
March 16th 1988 the pastoral quiet of Bradbury was broken by the sound of gunfire
[Music] [Music] [Applause] the shots came from Mickey Thompson's hole at the bottom of the driveway
sheriff's found children lying dead rusting back up a few yards away near the garage
Vicki Thompson was also found dead precision and cold-blooded nature this double homicide convinced investigators
that this was no amateur killing for this reason Mickey Thompson's friends and family have put up 260 thousand
dollars in reward money they hope this huge sum would inspire someone to come forward with the identity of the killers
so far no one has provided any information during their crime-scene investigation
sheriff's found few clues and he rolled up here with all the jewelry in the body
they did discover that Trudy Thompson was wearing over $70,000 worth of jewelry she and her husband were
carrying $4,000 in cash robbery seemed an unlikely motive it doesn't make any sense to us that a
person would have passed up such obvious pieces of jewelry it wasn't like a ring
or a bracelet that was hidden by gloves or a long blouse or something it was quite obvious and it just doesn't make
sense to us why somebody wouldn't have taken it this just wasn't a random crime it was well-planned
the only other unusual clue that was found at the crime scene was a stun gun we found a plastic stun gun and we
cannot say that this ever belonged to the two victims we've talked to all their friends and they say they never
owned one and we just don't believe it was theirs we don't really know why the suspects would bring it to the location
it would only be speculation on why that morning the gunshots had killed Mickey and Trudy were heard by a witness he
believes he saw the killer's escape well my wife and I were asleep in bed it was
about 6 o'clock in the morning when we heard the shots we literally jumped straight out of the bed and I ran over
to the window to see where the shots were coming from my wife got on the phone and dialed 911 and told the police
that their shots coming from the Thompson residence there was probably about 15 seconds of silence and at that
time we heard Mickey screaming please don't hurt my wife please don't hurt my wife the next thing we heard is another
series of shots and silence again after the second series of shots and I saw two
black men on ten speed bikes pedaling as fast as I could to get out of here [Music]
several neighborhood residents spotted the men riding down a nearby road others recalled seeing the men in the week's
previous to the killings these witnesses provided investigators with descriptions
of the suspects two black males dressed in jogging suits between 20 and 30 years
of age approximately 6 feet tall weighing 185 to 200 pounds [Music] based on our intimate knowledge of
Mickey and Trudy's daily routine Mickey's sister Colleen has developed her own theory as to how they were
ambushed and murdered you could almost set a clock by making Trudy's behavior they would leave around
6 o'clock every morning it would be easy for somebody to know what their daily routine was and I'm sure the people that
killed making knew exactly what time they left because they left about daylight every morning
[Music] my belief is that when Trudy got in the van and backed it out the people that
murdered them were waiting in the bush and make you just didn't have a chance he walked right into where they were
it's been stated that Mickey was yelling just don't hurt my wife don't hurt my wife and I'm sure he told her to get out
of there to run after he was hit and she didn't make it [Music] investigators found it odd that the
killers would ride to the crime scene on bicycles the gunmen also failed to use silencers on their weapons
detective Griggs believes one explanation might be that the killers plan to abduct Mickey and Trudy before
killing them intending to make their escape in the Thompson's van possibly they planned
because of the stun gun and no silencers to maybe bring them back in the house or
take them somewhere away from the location where they could do it and the lack of silencers wouldn't make any
difference almost a year has passed as a double homicide Mickey's son and sister want to know not
only who killed Mickey and Trudy but who may have ordered it done I want to see this person or persons brought to
justice in the very very worst way and I'm gonna do anything I can with whatever it takes there is something
inside of you that says yes I do want those people punished it was just a very cowardly thing to do after 13 years of
investigation police arrested Thompson's former business partner Michael Goodwin
we do believe that mr. Goodwin orchestrated the murders we believe he planned the murders and we believe that
his motive was based on a personal vendetta along with financial gain there is simply no evidence nor has there ever
been that implicates Mike Goodwin of the murders that the key innuendo or motive
has always been the alleged civil dispute between Mike Goodwin and Mickey Thompson Mike negotiated a settlement
with Mickey Thompson there are third-party witnesses that confirm that there was no motive to kill Mickey
Thompson sheriff's investigators claimed that an eyewitness recently came forward and
identified Michael Goodwin as a man seen sitting in a station wagon in the Thompsons neighborhood spying on them
with binoculars several days before the murders we've taken his exact description of where he says he saw the
vehicle and mr. Goodwin and we've basically re-enacted it it's almost hilarious he would not be able to see
Mickey and Trudy Thompson's home from their that the charges against Mike Goodwin are entirely meritless there's
there's no evidence and that's just not my viewpoint no charges were filed for 13 years in this case and there's a
reason for that the district attorney didn't file charges because there was no evidence against Michael Goodwin
[Music] when we return the case of Michael Wade Mohan a man that prisons cannot hold
after three successful escapes he is still on the run he's at a very definite threat to anybody you know any citizen
anywhere New Year's Eve 1983 Fountain Valley California after being called to the scene of a reported burglary police
became involved in a high-speed chase with the suspects the chase ended in the parking lot of a condominium Carlton
Officer Kevin Arnold took off after one of the two suspects I've been involved in in other vehicle new pursuits and
other foot pursuits I've arrested burglary suspects before work yeah just everything is supposed to go a
certain way to chase him and tell him to get down on the ground and gets on the ground and we handcuff him and that's
the end of the problem this one all of a sudden he wasn't obeying my commands we're struggling over the gun and I
realized that he's trying to kill me in order to avoid being shot Arnold tried to empty his revolver into
the air five out of six shots were fired artal then reached for his second service revolver he fired five shots at
his adversary the man survived his name was Michael Wade Mohan when they checked
their records police discovered that Mohan had five pages of previous convictions he was known as a master of
disguises and often used them to escape capture right after his arrest in Orange
County on New Year's Eve 1983 Mohan remained in police custody for a year while he awaited trial he underwent
physical therapy at a local hospital outside of jail for the six bullet wounds sustained during his struggle
with officer Arnold well one day when he was going to therapy there was a nurse that was talking to someone else and she
made a mistake by saying out loud that he was gonna be coming again on a certain day and of course Mohana is a
type of person that would file that away for future use On January 17th 1985 the
date the nurse had mentioned Mohan arrived at the hospital as they got to the back door of the
therapy building Michael started to walk in and as he walked in he stumbled and fell forward don't move or I'll shoot
about handcuff yourself when he came up he had a gun and of course he got the drop on deputy fighting once he had the
deputy handcuff himself he took his second set of cuffs moved him down the hall and used that set of cuffs to cuff
him to a firefight ulis yeah as Mohan was leaving the building he told the deputy to stay there and not to
make any noise it was his lucky day and at that point he backed out of the door we ran to a waiting pickup truck for his
wife here and was waiting in the parking lot jumped in the truck and they drove when
be good escape during the course of the follow-up investigation it was our conclusion that it was Shirin Mohan that
had been driving the truck we also felt that she was the one that planted the gun and when we took her into custody a
couple of days later we arrested her for aiding and abetting he and she eventually pled guilty
Sharon Shah Mohan was sentenced to three years in jail for her involvement in the
escape she has since been paroled and authorities believe she has rejoined her husband one week after his daring escape
Mohan surfaced in Mesa Arizona and again became involved in a high-speed chase with police
[Music] at speeds sometimes exceeded 100 miles per hour Mohan led police on a two-hour chase
humans were in pursuit and still Mohan kept ahead of them a helicopter joined in the hut police
believe that Mohan deliberately prolonged the dangerous chase hoping the helicopter would run out of fuel he
didn't count on a second chopper taking over from the first the chaise covered so many miles that
eight different police departments were involved finally a barricade was set up the chase came to an end
[Applause] once again Mohan was under arrest as he was taken into custody police were
surprised how friendly he seemed unusual behavior for a man who is facing a serious charge during his interrogation
Mohan maintained a false identity enhancement class but made little effort to hide the fact that he was lying first
of all I don't really know you what's your name Claude banks tilman banks a family name
not some money name that's a good name as we began the interview here it got to the point where we kind of realized
between the two of us that he he wasn't who he really said he was and he had kind of a smirky attitude with him that
my name is Claude Tillman until you find out differently the following morning as
Detective Ryan was leaping through some newly arrived wanted posters he came across one identifying Michel Mohan he
realized that this was the face of the man they knew as Claude Tillman's sure do you put these in here today yeah
this is the guy this is Tillman the guy had talked about yeah at that moment unbeknownst to the authorities there
Corey was shackled to seven other convicts two of them women on his way to the Tempe courthouse after Mulhouse
preliminary hearing I drove the inmates over to the Tempe Justice Court I had one inmate that had to go in there
for a preliminary hearing I parked in front of the court secured the van took the prisoner inside I was inside
approximately ten minutes during those ten minutes mohan under the compass kicked out a window in the front of the
van an escape by running towards the crowded campus of Arizona State University well
apparently our investigators in talking to the people in fan that at state the two young ladies related that Mohan and
his accomplice had planned on jumping me taking my gun and killing me thereby giving them a gun an ammunition
to effect their escape but the young ladies have been given a release that day they're due to be released that
evening and they pleaded with Mohan to attempt to kick out the licks on glass as opposed to kill me and fortunately he
tried that and did work for him Mohan and his accomplice Jeffrey lesli stone a truck from an auto mechanic and
drove away to freedom update Mobile Alabama within minutes after the story first aired the local FBI office
received a call from a viewer who reported that she recognized Michael and Sharon Mohan the tipster that called in
indicated that she had seen Mohan and his wife in Mobile and that they were using an assumed name
of Steve and Mary Bostwick at first I didn't think it was him and then I noticed her immediately there was no
doubt then when they shot back on his photographs I knew went beyond a doubt the caller
told authorities that Mohan and his wife are living in a trailer located behind a
house just outside of mobile the FBI staked out the trailer now in April the 19th two individuals a man and a woman
who fit the description and Michael Mohan and Sharon on the part of that area and proceeded to the community of
Prichard Alabama and they went to the auto parts store and after mr. Mohan came out of the auto parts
store he was arrested along with his wife Sharon Mohan on July 7th Michael weight Mohan was
returned to Orange County California and is currently in custody awaiting trial Sharon Mohan has returned to a northern
California Correctional Facility for violating her parole [Music] coming up next in the mountains of
Colorado 12 reliable witnesses claimed we've seen evidence of a mysterious creature the indians call sasquatch
which the world knows as Bigfoot [Music] Pikes Peak Colorado 100,000 acres of dense wilderness around this majestic
mountain for centuries this forest has been a sanctuary for Bobcat black bear and mountain lion but recently there
have been reports of a different kind of animal roaming the woods basically looked like a big man or a big shape
coming toward us and we turn around and start running it had long hair hanging off its arms and his legs
it had a small tour sole but long legs and long arms whatever these creatures are I believe they're more human than
ape I believe that possibly there may be a group of anywhere between 7 and possibly 10 a small band of these
creatures living here in the Pikes Peak region for hundreds of years strange ape-like creatures of a scene across the
western United States the Indians call them sasquatch today they are known by the name Bigfoot until recently many
share the prevailing belief that these sightings are either hoaxes in the misidentification of common animals but
today in Colorado new physical evidence seems to substantiate the numerous eyewitness reports suggesting that
perhaps just perhaps there really is a Bigfoot on the morning of March 27th 1987 local
resident Dan messiahs son discovered a set of mysterious tracks in the newly fallen snow though Dan has spent much of
his life in the outdoors he didn't recognize the tracks on examination of the footprints I determined that it was
something very strange and related to the past foot footprints we had seen around our Holly the next night on a
hunch my son and I stayed up late downstairs we watched television and every 15 or 20 minutes I kept going to
my window at quarter of twelve I went to my window a few seconds later I could see two large creatures running down the
road one of them was a small one which was about five foot five six five foot seven and the other creature was about
six foot maybe six foot two and other than the hair which appeared to be covered they're covering their body they
looked just like human beings the next day dan took pictures of the tracks these are the actual photographs
the large set is almost a foot long and the smaller set is eight inches in length animal physiologist Vaughn
Langham pleased that this plaster replica fits the foot that made the Colorado tracks that might be North
American there's no way for us to identify a foot like this the print itself does not fall into any of the
normal grizzly bear bear North American species classifications the the foot the
way it is is now been presented is is a primate foot if there is an unknown bipedal hominid like creature living in
the Pikes Peak region it would be the discovery of the century Dan messiahs nocturnal sighting was featured in a
number of local papers he was contacted by 12 other witnesses Wood had a similar
encounter one summer afternoon in 1978 Jeremy Swisher and five companions came face to
face with an extraordinary creature while hiking near the Pikes Peak area we came around the base of this big rock
and we saw this it looked like an individual it had turned around and it was coming toward us he started to chase
us it looked like a fairly good-sized man it was around 6 foot tall that's the shape of it the arms might have been a
little bit longer than normal the run was more or less like that of a an athlete a man of some sort he was right
across the road from us and that scared us enough to take take off the rest of the way home
for years eyewitnesses have claimed who's seen a creature like Bigfoot particularly in the Pacific Northwest
the recent sightings in Colorado have all occurred in the newly populated area close to the boundaries of the pike
National Forest some of these witnesses prefer to remain anonymous I'm positive and I saw some type of
creature what's the strangest thing I've ever seen in my life it wasn't a bear it
wasn't like anything I've ever seen before [Music] I had a fear in me I got out of the
truck and it passed me I said I got behind a been clear enough distance because I wasn't about to go tackle it
or anything but it was it seemed to have the figure of a human being except it had hair everywhere on spot I didn't see
the face at all that had had hair covering its body in early August 1988 a cabin was broken into by a large animal
when the owner rushed to the back porch the intruder had vanished but the cabin door had sustained considerable damage
the next morning two boys found that whatever had broken in and left Tufts of hair snagged in the screen door we sent
this hair to a diagnostic laboratory at the University of California at San Francisco this laboratory is one of the
world's leading centers for analysis of this type I've tested these hairs for all the major groups of mammals that
have large specimens like you know deer bear and so forth and it only reacts with the primates and of the primates it
only reacts with hominoids and there are only five hominoids human chimpanzee gorilla orangutan and Gibbon and I've
eliminated all of those except human and chimpanzee so it's some large animal closely related to human and chimpanzee
are one of those and it's hard to see how that could have escaped detection over thousands of years
biological artist Carol miracle was able to create a composite from four eyewitnesses he showed a huge hairy
humanoid creature that closely resembled other descriptions of Bigfoot is it possible that this legendary creature
might exist for centuries people have reported encounters with Bigfoot it could be that these reports are hoaxes
the products of overeager imaginations but there is a remote chance that a handful of these creatures do exist
hidden away in the vast unexplored wilderness of Colorado in the Pacific Northwest
until hard physical evidence appears skeptics will continue to doubt the validity of these sightings but skeptics
have occasionally been wrong November 12 1936 and a bank located in Ripon Wisconsin a man named George J
Stein opened up a savings account for 120 dollars Stein left no social security numbers on fire and no home
address between 1936 and 1952 George J Stein opened dozens of bank accounts primarily in savings and loans
throughout the Midwest but Stein never returned to reclaim his fortune today it totals in excess of one hundred and
thirty thousand dollars why would a man deposit thousands of dollars and never come back there are many similar
unclaimed bank accounts around the country but fewer as large and as mysterious as those opened by one George
J Stein two investigators have developed theories as to who Stein was one believes he was a traveling salesman the
other notorious bank robber if someone can unravel this mystery and prove that they are related to George J Stein they
would inherit over 130,000 dollars Stein's deposits were scattered across a Midwest there were three accounts in the
states of Minnesota and Indiana and at least one in each of the states of Iowa and Illinois and five in Wisconsin there
is also a possibility of a Stein account in Texas investigator Tom Becker became
interested in one small deposit made in Indianapolis [Music] but finally in desperation I thought
well let's check this little diddly hundred $85 cow maybe we'll come up with something also this was the only one
that I could find where he gave an address other than general delivery or YMCA or on the account of might say
address unknown he gave an address of 505 Washington Street Indianapolis this address turned
out to be inland jobbers a company that made men's hats gloves and other accessories earlier Tom had found a
physical description of the elusive Stein and he was able to match it with descriptions of a traveling salesman
named Ralph Barnett Barnett sales territories overlapped the towns from which many of Stein's deposits were
mayor in short how much you want for him $40 good so as he acquired more money than he needed for living expenses my
theory is he would yell it to one of these savings of laws and checking the records I can't find any case where he
dealt with true savings and loans at the same time and I think this had to do with the $5,000 insured limit he didn't
want too much in any one Savings and Loan my own theory on this is that Barnett or whoever George J Stein was I
could say eventually met an unfortunate and maybe a heart attack baby was murdered who knows and as he disappeared
very suddenly he'd never been to withdraw on any of these accounts so obviously when he stopped it was a
sudden end because nobody deposits money without the intention of ever withdrawing it genealogist Frances Cole
has a different theory when she combed through all of Stein's deposit records she discovered a return address written
on one of his deposit envelopes the name was EDA and one day while checking through some newspapers from 1903 she
discovered just who ed PHA may have been a man named EDA had robbed a post office
with his and it was post office up in superior Wisconsin in October of 1903 in superior
Edie Fay masterminded a daring post office robbery absconded with over fifteen thousand dollars in spam and
cash ed Fay was clever but not clever enough shortly after the post office robbery he was arrested he had a
reputation for being very very slick and well-educated and could get away with almost anything and he boasted that
there was no jail that could hold him no Ginny did home with an accomplice fan Janu his escape
then vanished to this day nobody knows where he went well that was in 1904 and he was 28 or 29 in the 1939 s and
40s he would have been about in his 60s early 60s my theory is that he may have decided he needed the money
he couldn't spend it as it was and he may have been known as Eddie Faye in that area where he mailed it from and
the only way to do was to change his identity so that no one would ask where had faked out all that money and then
become somebody else and also have his bank accounts all in somebody else's names was George J Stein the notorious
gentleman robber Edie Faye or was he a mild-mannered haberdashery salesman named Ralph Barnett regardless of his
identity any legitimate heirs could collect over 130,000 dollars but they would first have to prove they were
related to Stein and provide a signature matching Stein's handwriting that was written during the period of time when
Stein made his many deposits so far there have been five applicants but no successful claims
[Music] eight years ago the milk town of East Millinocket Maine was safe and secure
the last place you'd expect a brutal murder to occur children played outside with no fear it was a peaceful small
town and a close-knit community at 2600 Souls the sense of security was shattered on August the 8th 1980 on that
day Joyce McLain a spirited and promising 16 year old was brutally murdered in the woods behind the high
school soccer field her murder has not been solved and the town will never be the same again it's just something in a
little town like this that you don't forget it's there all the time I mean here we are eight years later and and
people in the community there's not a day that goes by that her name isn't mentioned mainly because she was such a
bright beautiful young girl so talented she made such a mark on this town the population of East Millinocket is only
2600 yet over 6,000 signatures were collected on this petition that was sent to us argent Lee requesting that we tell
Joyce's story the town's people feel that unsolved mysteries is their last chance to find Joyce's killer they know
that nothing can bring her back but they refused to accept the intrusion of senseless violence into their town and
into their lives Joyce McLain was a kind of teenager that would make any family or any hometown proud
she was born in East Millinocket 1963 and 19 months later her little sister Wendy came along
Joyce displayed extraordinary musical talent at an early age and later on played in the school orchestra and
composed music of her own Joyce was an honor student a cheerleader and an officer of the student body she was
popular and well-loved Joyce's mind was filled with thoughts of what kind of a future she was going to
have she was heading into her new step in life she was getting her driver's license she was gonna turn 17 years old
she had a big party planned at the beach with a big band and lots of friends and
family was going to be there I believe that it was a growing up time [Music] on Friday August the 8th 1980 Joyce went
jogging at 7:30 you leave me that Friday was the last time Joyce was seen alive Joyce had a route that took her out
around the town and behind skank high school and the last time she was seen is turning the corner going down to the
softball field in the soccer field where she usually did a number laps we have witnesses that say this happened roughly
between quarter of 8 and 8 o'clock in the evening two days later Peter larlie one of the
volunteers searching for Joyce found her body in the woods behind the high school
I saw a Joyce she wasn't moving her body would look like it had been beaten I knew that she wasn't alive I started
screaming her name and after that I turned around home and called the police her know it to be a big part in my life
feel it that's really heartening I never expected what happened at all no one knows exactly what events led up to
the death of Joyce McLain the last time she was seen Joyce was jogging towards a
soccer field that particular Friday night there were groups of kids out there padding there was also a softball
tournament in town which brought another three to five hundred people behind that
field wish she would have been jogging and they would be playing softball right up until dusk that evening
the field was a popular hangout and one theory is that local boys were drinking there it is possible that when they saw
Joyce approaching they began harassing her people close to the case feel that Joyce might have been led into the woods
against her will and that some of the boys in the group that tormented Joyce tied her up intending to attack her
sexually instead they murdered her a second theory is that Joyce's attackers might have been day laborers at the
local paper mill the mill had just taken on 300 workers who were not local residents eight years after Joyce was
murdered her case remains unsolved her death was a devastating blow to her family and of the town of East
Millinocket before she was murdered all of us kids would all go out walking around like six
o'clock we're all out on the street and after she was martyred it all changed the parents were real you know where are
you going what time you gonna be home and people never even lock their doors around here people started locking up
their houses and I mean everybody was just in a panic it was like it's something you least expect around here
can you imagine living in a town where people are aware that these killers have never been found they may very well be
still walking our streets the town is it's been like a pressure cooker just ready to explode
I'll lead your anniversary of Joyce's death the town held a candlelight memorial ceremony they want to keep
Joyce's memory alive and they want to keep alive the hope that her murderer will one day be found
I believe that Joyce's murder is solvable and I believe out there someone has just the tiniest bit of information
they may not even know it they could come forward and it could be solved [Music]
for every mystery there is someone somewhere who knows the truth perhaps that someone was watching perhaps
[Music] [Applause] [Music]

Brief Summary

Mickey Thompson's murder, Bigfoot sightings, and Joyce McLain's unsolved case highlight this episode's mysteries.

Key points

Mickey Thompson's Legacy. Mickey Thompson was a racing legend whose life ended in a tragic double homicide.
The Mysterious Murders. Mickey and Trudy Thompson were murdered in a well-planned attack, leaving many questions.
The Stun Gun Clue. A stun gun found at the crime scene raises questions about the murderers' intentions.
Michael Wade Mohan's Escapes. Michael Wade Mohan, a master of disguise, escapes from custody multiple times.
Bigfoot Sightings in Colorado. Witnesses in Colorado claim to have seen evidence of the legendary creature, Bigfoot.
The Pikes Peak Sighting. Witnesses recount a terrifying encounter with a creature resembling Bigfoot in Colorado.

Episode highlights

Episode quotes

He loved to go fast and he loved racing.

Describing Mickey Thompson's passion for racing.

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