Bossier City, Louisiana Episode of ‘Unsolved Mysteries’

The show became a piece of American pop culture in 1987, when the show made it's debut on NBC. At the time, no one involved knew they were about to mold an entire generation of online detectives and true crime addicts. I mean, just watch this random intro and see how hyped up you get...

The mix of real-life mysteries and dramatization was so addicting the show was able to survive on broadcast network TV for over a decade. Eventually it moved from NBC to CBS, and then off to cable. The show remained on cable TV until 2010 when it went dark after a 2-year-run on Spike TV. It stayed dark until 2020, when it was eventually being rebooted by Netflix.

So what's up with the Bossier City episode?

While it doesn't feature the legendary Robert Stack (read the rest of this in his voice if it helps), it delivers the classic "Unsolved Mysteries" chills and intrigue. This particular segment hails from the Dennis Farina era, which aired on Spike TV. Farina, who hosted nearly 200 episodes, remains the final host before the Netflix reboot's host-less format.

Specifically, the Bossier City story is featured in Season 8, Episode 12. You'll find it around the 25-minute mark, so you can jump straight to the heart of the Bossier City mystery. Or, if you're a true "Unsolved Mysteries" fan, settle in and enjoy the entire episode.

For those in Bossier City and beyond, this episode offers a fascinating glimpse into a local mystery, adding a personal touch to the show's enduring appeal. Whether you're a lifelong fan or a new viewer, discovering this Bossier City segment is a must-see. Explore the depths of the unknown and see how "Unsolved Mysteries" brought a local story to national attention.