Chaotic banter keeps the case moving without pretending it is tidy.
This episode settles into chaotic, lived-in banter around a weird case, with Robert Stack, Becky, AI images, and the story's paranormal chatter all getting pulled into the mix.

The Stack Pack
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For fans of Unsolved Mysteries! Weekly we cover the original Robert Stack hosted series! (Prime Video, Tubi, Pluto TV) Join us as we tell true crime tales and provide updates in a very loose and comedic manner!
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Loose humor, close recapping, and attention to forensic details give familiar Unsolved Mysteries cases a lively second examination.
The Stack Pack: An Unsolved Mysteries Podcast turns episodes from the original Robert Stack series and its Netflix revival into loose, conversational case discussions.
A severed-head case has room for a Seinfeld detour, if that's your kind of mystery talk.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
Chaotic banter keeps the case moving without pretending it is tidy.
This episode settles into chaotic, lived-in banter around a weird case, with Robert Stack, Becky, AI images, and the story's paranormal chatter all getting pulled into the mix.
A skeptical recap that keeps the sadness visible under the banter.
Stack Pack returns to the first episode of the new Netflix volume, tracking Tiffany Vellante and Mile Marker 45 as a case packed with odd clues, rough edges, and far more private investigators than certainty.
A loose sendoff that still lands on the eerie core.
The Stack Pack closes out the Netflix Unsolved Mysteries run by circling back from cattle mutilations to Roswell, and the strongest part is how easily the hosts turn familiar mystery talk into a skeptical, easygoing conversation.
A brazen true-crime case, carried by fast banter and sharp disbelief.
The Stack Pack follows the murder of David Carter and the search for Tamara Williams, opening with a blue sleeping bag found on an Ohio highway and settling into a steady current of disbelief.
A loose, skeptical recap that keeps the mystery open without pretending the pattern is settled.
The Stack Pack returns to Volume 3 with a loose, skeptical pass through Josh's disappearance and the nearby missing-men cases that keep getting weighed against one another.
A bay-side death case gets skeptical attention, with banter that keeps the discussion lively.
Body in the Bay follows a death case that keeps returning to the same problem: suicide or homicide. The Stack Pack sits with that uncertainty and keeps the focus on the knots, Pat's arms not being bound, and the missing gun.
A bleak December eviction story told with grief, jokes, and enough banter to keep it moving.
Season six, episode three follows a grim December 1948 eviction in Illinois, when deputies deliver notice to Frank and Hilda Crown at their small farmhouse outside Anawan.
A crypt mystery sharpened by forensic detail and loose, chatty banter.
The Stack Pack frames volume four, episode three as a grim little crypt mystery: a severed head surfaces in a wealthy family tomb, the valuables remain untouched, and the case only grows stranger from there.


Outdoor mysteries, mapped with human common sense.


Georgia politics from inside the room.

True crime measured by the evidence.

Mysteries, lore, and nervous laughter.
The Stack Pack comes back for another round, a bit rusty but still ready to go.
The Stack Pack closes out Netflix Volume 5 with cattle mutilations and Roswell.
The Stack Pack takes on this mystery like a room full of people trying to pry open one bad timeline.
Stack Pack comes back to the original Unsolved Mysteries run with the Dans, Derwin, and David Howell back in the room.
The Stack Pack takes on Volume 3, Episode 3 of Netflix's Unsolved Mysteries, the body-in-bags case of David Carter and Tamara Williams.
Dan Derwin and David Howell cover Volume 3, Episode 8, Ghost in Apartment 14.
David Howell and Dan Derwin cover Unsolved Mysteries volume 4, episode 3, “The Severed Head,” starting with a 15-year-old hunter finding an embalmed woman’s head in Economy Borough, Pennsylvania, in December 2014.
The Stack Pack opens with its usual loose energy, noting that the crew is back again.
Amanda Antony was found dead in the basement of her Castle Ridge home in Northeast Calgary on October 26, 2015, and the hosts keep returning to the blood, the piggy bank on the stairs, and the broken phone by the dining room.
The Stack Pack covers Netflix Unsolved Mysteries season 3, episode 5, “Paranormal Rangers,” with David Howell, Road Dan, and Dan Derwin introducing Stanley Milford and Jonathan Redbird Dover as Navajo Rangers who investigated paranormal cases across a 27,000-square-mile reservation in New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah.
The hosts analyze Netflix's Unsolved Mysteries episode about Tiffany Vellante, a teenager found dead on train tracks in Mays Landing, New Jersey.
The episode pairs two Netflix Vol.
David and Dan analyze Netflix's 'Unsolved Mysteries' episode 'What Happened to Josh,' detailing the 2002 disappearance of Josh Guimond, a 20-year-old pre-law student at St.
The Stack Pack uses Netflix Vol 4 Ep 1 on Jack the Ripper to trace the five canonical Whitechapel murders, starting with Marianne Nichols in Buck's Row and ending with Mary Jane Kelly indoors.
The Stack Pack covers Netflix Vol 3 Ep 2, “Something in the Sky,” as a 1994 Lake Michigan UFO case centered on weather radar, 9-1-1 calls, and multiple eyewitnesses.