‘Unsolved Mysteries’ revival adds a new twist

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Meredith Woerner Deputy Editor, Variety.comSince its debut “Unsolved Mysteries” has been sitting atop Netflix’s “Top 10” queue and while executive producer Terry Dunn Meurer is obviously “thrilled” with the reception of the streaming revival, Meurer also admits the production team “would be happier” if they could have solved the majority of cases explored within. But perhaps they still can.

Netflix reboot Unsolved Mysteries have already sent in tips about the series’ cases.That’s according to co-producer Terry Dunn Meurer, who said binge-watchers submitted almost two dozen “credible tips” within 24 hours of the series airing on three of the featured cases.These include: the death of Alonzo Brooks, 23, who was featured in the No Ride Home episode; the strange “suicide” of Rey Rivera (Mystery on the Rooftop); and the disappearance and presumed death of Missouri woman Lena Chapin aged

Rey Rivera. But thankfully, the streaming service will be bringing more episodes to the platform in the coming months.In an interview with Decider, a rep for the show revealed that season one consists of a total of 12 episodes.With only six episodes on the site right now, we are assured that six more will be coming. But when?Unfortunately, that hasn’t been confirmed just yet.

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Also Read: 'Unsolved Mysteries' Co-Creator Terry Meurer on the Key to Solving Rey Rivera's Case“[There is] no statute of limitations on murder,” Meurer said in a recent interview with TheWrap. “She could still be tried.

featured in its six new episodes — a mere day after the show’s Netflix revival, which premiered last Wednesday.“It’s been 24 hours,” UM’s executive producer Terry Dunn Meurer told USA Today, adding that he promises to pass the credible tips “on to the appropriate authorities.” Among the useable tips was info pertaining to alleged suicide victim Rey Rivera and Alonzo Brooks, whose body was discovered in a creek after the 23-year-old attended a party in Kansas.

Netflix’s “Unsolved Mysteries” not only had a great premiere weekend, but it also brought in some credible tips.

Mystery on the Rooftop This episode investigates the 2006 death of Rey Rivera.The 32-year-old newlywed appeared to have everything to live for - until one day he rushed out of his home and was never seen alive again.When his body is discovered, having apparently fallen from the roof of the Belvedere Hotel in Baltimore, authorities believe he committed suicide.A 'suicide note' was found which suggested Rey had links to the Masons, but some believe that this could have been written in code.But his

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everything, from disappearances to an unexplainable paranormal encounter.But what we’re really loving about this series is that it gives viewers the chance to help solve the case.Netflix says: ‘Alongside detectives and journalists, family members offer clues, present theories, and identify suspects, hoping one viewer holds the key to solving the mystery.’So just like in the original series, each episode will end with a chance for viewers to send in any relevant information or tips to a law

Unsolved Mysteries is not your typical . For one, it's not technically a crime series at all—there's an entire episode devoted to a small rural Massachusetts community who experienced the same UFO sighting on a regular September night in 1969.Two, the series, a reboot of the ‘90s that aired for 23 years on various networks, has no interest in closure.

When Unsolved Mysteries aired primarily on NBC from the late '80s into the '90s, it scratched a certain cold case itch that wasn't being fully scratched in the marketplace. Episodes tracked the inexplicable and the unresolved with a heavy reliance on re-enactments, all held together by the wooden-yet-nosy sternness of host Robert Stack.