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Best episodes of #UnsolvedMysteries on @netflix.

6. Episode 5 (UFOs)
5. Episode 6 (Sandy)
4. Episode 4 (Alonzo)
3. Episode 1 (Rey Rivera)
2. Episode 3 (House of Terror)
1. Episode 2 (13 Minutes)
2/ If you had to visit the locations where the incidents happened, at night and alone, the creepiest location would be walking into the woods behind the church where they found the skull. Next creepiest would be walking in the dark to the creek where they found Alonzo's body.
3/ Although the house of terror in the backyard alone would also be terrifying...
4/ If I had to choose one case to be solved, it would be tough. The episode about Alonzo comes to mind, but so does the episode about the mom named Sandy.
5/ I think one of the creepiest parts of any of the episodes was episode 6 when the woman noted there used to be a well, but it was filled. And we don't know why or what happened to it.
6/ I'm interested to know if anyone lives in the house of terror now, and if so, how they do it. It would be extremely scary to sleep there, knowing what happened. How do you enjoy that backyard?
7/ The show is doing a great service by presenting all of the facts and interviews, and in some cases making it obvious who likely committed crimes.
8/ Lastly, I'm not looking forward to the next 6 episodes. The first 6 were creepy enough. I know I won't be able to resist though. I hope the mysteries can be solved.

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