His hatred toward Pistol and smugness from thinking he got away with it is going to get him caught. We can only assume, since no bones were broken possibly, or there were no bullet holes, that she was stabbed or strangled or poisoned. The guys a complete creep, [–]Nothing_Lasts_Foreve 11 points12 points13 points 7 months ago (3 children). The second episode of Unsolved Mysteries focuses on the disappearance and murder of Patrice Endres, a 38-year-old hairdresser from Georgia. He was Jealous, and mean. Did they wheelbarrow her in? That’s her SON. Rob is a grown man, he knows the world, he knows many people, and he's most likely been well aware of how he wants his life to go. [–]COBE1 2 points3 points4 points 7 months ago (0 children). I want to tell the world when I manage to aim my johnson and get it all in the bowl without using my hands, so I can only imagine how badly I’d want to tell the world about the “perfect murder” I orchestrated. He’s a scary dude, [–]Argothar 15 points16 points17 points 7 months ago (10 children). That’s not a question that is asked unless it has another motive. Why would you speculate in so much detail? [–]IAMA_Shark__AMA 9 points10 points11 points 7 months ago (2 children). That dude ain't right at all, [–]jonet333 2 points3 points4 points 7 months ago (1 child). Obviously they could have been incompetent (who can know?) The part about dumping her in the river could be to cover for Rob, assuming he actually took Patrice to Rob after abducting her. Rob thereafter states that he spends time with the (now cremated) remains of Patrice. No one. Maybe trying to convince her she’s not leaving him. The part about the killer "using her as a toy" and the wheelbarrow thing were just so... specific. The latest season of Unsolved Mysteries includes plenty of case evidence for streamers to investigate, and now dozens of unaired clips have sparked new theories. the two parts that struck me as a little off were that rob said he picked up a bone and kissed it goodbye. You’re in jail for life either way, might as well have some extra snacks right? So let's move on to more substantial reasons. I caught that too. Cause if she were how would you answer her questions on why you locked her baby out! I found that incredibly unusual. So I know that investigators are under pressure to close cases, to the extent that they will prosecute innocent people in some cases. I used to work at a place with punch cards and would ALWAYS get someone else to punch in for me, because I was always late. Rendered by PID 9787 on r2-app-0e53a5e8804fce7f1 at 2021-02-14 10:01:42.041034+00:00 running 6289523 country code: SG. [–][deleted] 4 points5 points6 points 7 months ago (0 children), Bruh! That guy is freaky AF. But the way this guy talked about sleeping with the remains and how he spoke about everything gave me the chills. The same can be said about the ashes. [–]Lefent01 1 point2 points3 points 7 months ago (0 children), [–]PanGirlBC 53 points54 points55 points 7 months ago (47 children). Rob did not like Pistol at all, that we know. Here's the bit that might be a little polarizing in terms of substantial evidence for my prior claim. something like a deception response? That part made him look very suspicious to me too. Rob did not like Pistol at all, that we know. How they committed the 'perfect' murder. It’s like he knew she was gone for sure, and so he was done with the kid, too. somebody that she knew because the place wasn't disheveled, nothing beat up, nothing turned over. I know I've done it more than once. Police need to investigate his house thoroughly. was she someone's toy for awhile? (please note i am in no way a psych expert and could have this horrendously wrong)! I felt like that's sort of what was happening here; there would have been a considerable amount of silence between "oh here let me get her" and when he actually produced the box from the closet, cameras were rolling, so he chose to just say something generic to fill the space like "should still be here somewhere". Largely because Pistol had no reason to fabricate such things, but more crucially Rob stating that him and Patrice never fought is completely insane. [–]lauva88 5 points6 points7 points 7 months ago (1 child), Would be interesting to hear the doc crew's take on everything while they were there...maybe it's written up somewhere, [–]Fallenangel152 7 points8 points9 points 7 months ago (0 children). It's possible he hired someone but imo fantasy that he hired a serial killer. Who says "I locked him out, told him to stay somewhere else so he's safe". Maybe the plan was for the serial killer to abduct Patrice, take her to Rob who is waiting in a secluded location, and he watches her die/kills her himself? I also feel the same way re: sleeping with her ashes. Their close friends and family talk about how openly cruel and possessive he is. Agree 100%. This man is not right. Patrice asking her son where he would go, and seeming agitated all day made it seem like she knew something would happen if she tried to leave Rob. Exactly! Usually there are more counterpoints when viewers start reacting, but I ain't seeing many here. He definitely was involved in her murder. The wedding bit is sweet. perhaps i’m wrong but it doesn’t seem like the kind of thing an innocent person would do; rather the kind of thing an individual who lacked empathy or an understanding of grief would THINK an innocent person would do. I guarantee if they searched his house right now, they would find her wedding rings. 3. That way he talked too much and didn’t care showed that, but it might be his downfall soon. As far as him wanting to people find the body I feel like evidence is a huge factor. It seems like you’d want to keep the physical remains enclosed in something. So Jeremy the serial killer is hired to abduct Patrice, kill her, and bring her to Rob at their house. I hadn’t thought of it that way, [–]pipmentor 5 points6 points7 points 7 months ago (0 children). [–]Lefent01 4 points5 points6 points 7 months ago (5 children). ", which confirms that he wasn't acting alone, probably either hired someone, threatened someone to help, or had an equally psychopathic friend help him. i just can’t picture this as legitimate- to me it sounds more like something a sociopath would say in order to appear normal. It's possible she was kept alive somewhere for a few days, by the said serial killer, and then once the heat was "off" Rob took care of the rest. I'm just confused how they didn't investigate anyone in the area with a Lumina or a Taurus. He seemed to be lying most of the time, crossing his arms - nervous?, eye twitching, looking everywhere instead of the camera...so many little things you can analyze frame by frame. [–]stedi_D 5 points6 points7 points 7 months ago (1 child). We get to see that he doesn't like his story son first, then he's talking about how he wonders if his wife was used as a toy. Like for us, having done something awesome but nobody knows, of course the desire to tell somebody is strong. It seems more likely he paid someone to abduct her. How Rob got in contact with him and hired him, I’m not sure, but he knew too much to not have done it, assuming he couldn’t have gotten info about the cars’ arrangements from the news or police. Too much information, when no one filming is accusing anyone of anything. Rob would know her schedule and be able to let this guy know, and it's likely that if any sexual assault happened to Patrice it was done by Rob, not JJ. Paul Flores, person-of-interest in Kristin Smart case, arrested on weapons charge in Southern California. I agree with a lot of the comments saying that he shows a lot of sociopath tenancies. [–]CanadianAstronaut 2 points3 points4 points 7 months ago (0 children). Absolutely! [–]BostonSmitty77 14 points15 points16 points 7 months ago (2 children). [–]Elibac 15 points16 points17 points 7 months ago (1 child). The word "intact" alone when describing a pile of bones of your dead ex wife sitting on a table is really fucking weird on its own, but then to use it with "anywhere near intact" was like ummm so the last time you actually saw her she was also similarly not intact? Picture: Netflix 13 Minutes is the second episode of the season and it explores the unsolved case of Patrice Endres. He is at least an evil creep and at most a murderer! Like an inconvenience she caused him, that she "made" him do it and now he has to live with it and without her alive. Locking your step son out & being jealous of their relationship are real Red flags for me. [–]grank1 2 points3 points4 points 7 months ago (0 children), Something he says really stands out to me that he might be guilty. But, the story and his side of things are very weird. Also odd they never found the ring, maybe he got it back. The episode showcased the tale of Patrice Endres, a hair salon operator who vanished in a extremely specially mentioned space of 13 minutes in 2004. [–]jimmyco2008 1 point2 points3 points 7 months ago (0 children). IMO that's a red flag, like he knows there isn't someone else who did it, so he forgets to build that into his fake narrative. He seems to choose his words carefully, saying things like “I didn’t kill her!” and NOT saying things like “I had nothing to do with her disappearance”. What sealed it for me is Pistol’s description of the change in Ron’s behavior. Unsolved Mysteries viewers are convinced Rob killed Patrice and it's horrifying. Jaime "James" Zamora posthumously ID'd as perpetrator of a 2001 kidnapping and sexual assault of a 7-year-old girl in Greeley, CO. As for the last call where she was rushed. Also, he mentions that he (supposedly) has a degree in Criminology. [–]SVM1312 3 points4 points5 points 7 months ago (0 children). [–]HollyxHobby 3 points4 points5 points 7 months ago (0 children). The crying feels like he is sorry, not that he did it, but that she "forced" him to do it and now she is dead. I definitely think he did it, and because he hasn’t gotten caught (yet) his ego has gotten a bit big. Also, the suspect Jeremy who said he went in and asked for a jump explains the way the cars were. Her remains were found on December 6, 2005 in Dawson County, Georgia. Exactly 600 days later, her case takes a … For some reason that combined with everything else just kinda... fit, [–]gemini_dark 2 points3 points4 points 7 months ago (0 children). [–]RedAppleQuentin[S] 2 points3 points4 points 7 months ago (1 child). That seemed very weird to me given all the teddy bear, cuddling with her cremations talk. At least, these are my two thoughts. Pistol states that there was constant arguing in the household when they were together, and when it concerned him, his mom would never backdown, according to him. Now, is wanting a final goodbye unusual? Her son, Pistol Black, is still searching for justice. ", [–]shep2105 2 points3 points4 points 7 months ago (0 children). It’s been 16 years since her perplexing death, but these Reddit theories about Patrice Endres’ case just might unearth the truth. I personally don't think he was hiding a dead body in the house. He was Jealous, and mean. He seems to be proud of outwitting the police and everyone else and of finally having Patrice for himself and himself only. Reassembling the anatomically correct bone structure seems to be a "return to the scene" scenario to me. Concerning the Patrice Endres case: I have less of an answer and more of a question regarding the seemingly tragic Rob Endres. Maybe it's just me, but I really do find his choice of words (and the way he articulates them) quite peculiar. Many killers go and visit the remains, I think it was odd that he specifically touched and kissed the skull, that he asked to see them put together, that he said “she’s finally returned to me” as if it didn’t matter if she were alive or dead, she was his. i hear you, however i'm not so sure that the folks in Tiger King are the best example or source for evidence. There's probably more the serial killer got wrong, though. It was SO oddly specific. I strongly suspect him, [–]susne 4 points5 points6 points 7 months ago (2 children). Quacks like a lie. It would go along with a lot of the other evidence that others here have said, and he himself was so proud to present, and then she could never leave him. [–]jimmyco2008 2 points3 points4 points 7 months ago* (0 children), I know what you mean. punchcard?). He changed all the locks and Rob says "I just didn't like him" which is very rude.... but, could there have been any possibility that Rob was getting rid of evidence so he changed to locks to buy him more time? [–]RedAppleQuentin[S] 1 point2 points3 points 7 months ago (1 child). This sent chills down my spine. He's also very very invested in his alibi. The fact the wedding ring is missing also stands out to me. Among fans of the show, Patrice Endres’ case feels like the least unsolved of the mysteries from this season. If Rob really thought she might come back, why would he change the locks?

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