The third volume of Unsolved Mysteries will be released on Netflix soon. Netflix has published the Unsolved Mysteries: Volume 3 trailer to get us excited about the three-week event. Let’s take a peek at what awaits us.
The new season will debut over a three-week period, with three different episodes premiering on October 18, October 25, and November 1. Skye Borgman, Gabe Torres, Clay Jeter, Robert M. Wise, Joie Jacoby, and Donnie Eicher will helm the nine episodes, which will feature more unresolved cases involving sudden deaths, disappearances, and paranormal activity. Meanwhile, executive producers will be Terry Dunn Meurer, Shawn Levy, and Josh Barry.
Watch the official trailer for “Unsolved Mysteries” Volume 3 below.
Episode Descriptions for Unsolved Mysteries: Volume 3
Premiere date: October 18, 2022
Mystery at Mile Marker 45 Directed by Skye Borgman : Tiffany Valiante, an 18-year-old volleyball player, was hit by a train on a remote, unlit stretch of tracks in Mays Landing, New Jersey, and investigators promptly deemed her death a suicide. Tiffany’s family and a team of pro bono experts, on the other hand, believe she was murdered and her body was left on the tracks to destroy the evidence.
Something in the Sky Directed by Gabe Torres: Hundreds of individuals contacted 911 on March 8, 1994, to report weird lights flying above Lake Michigan. Among those present was Jack Bushong, a National Weather Service radar operator who spent hours tracking the unusual metallic objects on his radar equipment. Now, 30 years later, Jack and other witnesses to the unusual lights in the sky are ready to disclose the specifics of their life-changing encounter.
Body in Bags Directed by Donnie Eichar: There was only one suspect when a cherished single parent went missing and was later found murdered. The United States Marshals Task Force is looking for his girlfriend, who is now a fugitive from justice.
Premiere date: October 25, 2022
Death in a Vegas Motel Directed by Skye Borgman: Authorities ruled “Buffalo Jim” Barrier’s death in a local motel in 2008 as a drug-related accident. However, it soon became clear that Buffalo Jim was receiving anonymous threats and warnings that he had been targeted for a “kill.” Barrier’s four children are sure that their father’s death was not an accident—that he was murdered.
Paranormal Rangers Directed by Clay Jeter: Navajo Rangers Stan Milford and Jonathan Dover were entrusted with investigating tales of paranormal activity on the Navajo reservation in 2000. The now-retired couple recount their most exciting encounters from a decade of service, which include Bigfoot, UFOs, Skinwalkers, and other inexplicable phenomena.
What Happened to Josh? Directed by Gabe Torres :Joshua Guimond, 20, went missing in 2002 after leaving a party on the campus of St. John’s University in Minnesota. Josh has never been located, despite enormous searches. Law enforcement had been perplexed by Josh’s odd disappearance until new evidence was uncovered on his computer recently.
Premiere date: November 1, 2022
Body in the Bay Directed by Robert M. Wise:Patrick Lee Mullins, a well-liked school librarian and seasoned boater, was discovered drifting in a shallow section of Tampa Bay, meticulously secured to his own anchor. Detectives suspected he committed himself, but Patrick’s family believes he was slain and dumped in the Bay after encountering illegal behaviour on a boat expedition.
The Ghost in Apartment 14 Directed by Clay Jeter:After moving into a new apartment in Chico, California, Jodi Foster and her young daughter were scarred by horrific and unexplainable encounters with a restless ghost. They quickly discovered that a young woman, Marie Elizabeth Spannhake, who was supposedly abducted and murdered, had previously resided in their apartment—Apartment 14—four decades before, and her unexplained disappearance remains unsolved.
Abducted by a Parent Directed by Joie Jacoby:When their children were taken by their non-custodial parent, two distinct single parents were caught off guard. They can’t and won’t give up their hunt for their children, who could be anywhere in the world.