![(4-5-80) WOR-TV NYC Japan Tonight! Intro + G-Men 75 English Dubbed Episode [1980] @pasterisarchive9459](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/duw90mi2h2Y/hqdefault.jpg)
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
G-Men '75 (Japanese: Gメン'75, Hepburn: G Men nanajūgo) was a Japanese crime drama television series, about a fictional undercover unit of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department. It was created by Teruo Kondo, who had previously created the detective show Key Hunter. Tetsuro Tamba starred as Detective Superintendent Tetsuya Kuroki, and was the only actor to appear in all 355 episodes. Other starring roles were played by Yosuke Natsuki, Yasuaki Kurata, Yu Fujiki, Go Wakabayashi and Bunjaku Han.
This master recording from a 1980 dubbed broadcast on New York superstation WOR-TV was obtained in a trade and is an interesting add to the collection, showing an American television station showing Japanese programming long before it grew a massive following.
G-Men '75 (Japanese: Gメン'75, Hepburn: G Men nanajūgo) was a Japanese crime drama television series, about a fictional undercover unit of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department. It was created by Teruo Kondo, who had previously created the detective show Key Hunter. Tetsuro Tamba starred as Detective Superintendent Tetsuya Kuroki, and was the only actor to appear in all 355 episodes. Other starring roles were played by Yosuke Natsuki, Yasuaki Kurata, Yu Fujiki, Go Wakabayashi and Bunjaku Han.
This master recording from a 1980 dubbed broadcast on New York superstation WOR-TV was obtained in a trade and is an interesting add to the collection, showing an American television station showing Japanese programming long before it grew a massive following.
![(4-5-80) WOR-TV NYC Japan Tonight! Intro + G-Men 75 English Dubbed Episode [1980]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/duw90mi2h2Y/mqdefault.jpg "(4-5-80) WOR-TV NYC Japan Tonight! Intro + G-Men 75 English Dubbed Episode [1980]
G-Men 75 (Japanese: Gメン75, Hepburn: G Men nanajūgo) was a Japanese crime drama television series, about a fictional undercover unit of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department. It was created by Teruo Kondo, who had previously created the detective show Key Hunter. Tetsuro Tamba starred as Detective Superintendent Tetsuya Kuroki, and was the only actor to appear in all 355 episodes. Other starring roles were played by Yosuke Natsuki, Yasuaki Kurata, Yu Fujiki, Go Wakabayashi and Bunjaku Han.
This master recording from a 1980 dubbed broadcast on New York superstation WOR-TV was obtained in a trade and is an interesting add to the collection, showing an American television station showing Japanese programming long before it grew a massive following.")
![Ricardo López Testing His Camera on January 14, 1996 [60p Master]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/g5dtxn7atqc/mqdefault.jpg "Ricardo López Testing His Camera on January 14, 1996 [60p Master]
Ricardo López (January 14, 1975 – September 12, 1996), also known as the Björk stalker, was an American pest exterminator who attempted to murder the Icelandic singer Björk.
López was born in Montevideo, Uruguay, and moved to Lawrenceville, Georgia, with his family, where he began working as an exterminator. He had poor self-esteem, was socially reclusive, and he eventually developed an obsession with Björk in 1993, though not hoping to be engaged with her; he was particularly angry over her brief relationship with the English musician Goldie due to the color of his skin. Over the course of nearly nine months in 1996, he made video diaries about her and other topics at his apartment in Hollywood, Florida.
On September 12, 1996, López mailed a letter bomb rigged with sulfuric acid to Björks residence in London, then returned home, recorded a final video diary explaining his motivations, and ended it filming his suicide by gunshot. Hollywood police found his body and the videos four days after his death; they contacted the Metropolitan Police, who intercepted the package. Björk was unharmed.
The source of this video was original DVDISOs provided from the Hollywood Police Department through the Florida Public Records Law. Unlike copies sold around eBay and third-party sellers that are either compressed 480p upscales that are missing fields or 240p encodes, this is sourced from original DVD data recorded directly from a DVD recorder device held in the archives of the Hollywood Police Department. The police were surprised the discs still existed in their archives, especially considering the statute of limitations has long passed.
This video does not contain Ricardos suicide, which took place on September 12, 1996, nor does it contain any hate speech from Ricardo that occurs later in the recording.")
![FEX - Subways of Your Mind (1983) [2024 Remix and Remaster]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/gZZFzZX66fk/mqdefault.jpg "FEX - Subways of Your Mind (1983) [2024 Remix and Remaster]
On November 4th, 2024, The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet was identified by Reddit user marijn1412 as a 1983 song by German group FEX titled Subways of Your Mind. With this, a demo recording from circa 1983 was released as well. In an effort to improve what was likely the final release version that aired on German radio circa 1983-1984, I have taken the vocal track from the demo version, synced it as best I could with the instrumental of the final version, and re-do the mastering job as best as possible for my limited audio skills. Enjoy.
If FEX finds this video and does not want it to remain uploaded, please contact us through a comment or email at pasterisjoseph@gmail.com, and well be happy to oblige. Thanks.")
![Pacific Southwest Airlines Flight 1771 Cockpit Voice Recorder [1987]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/kGhDHgp910o/mqdefault.jpg "Pacific Southwest Airlines Flight 1771 Cockpit Voice Recorder [1987]
Pacific Southwest Airlines Flight 1771 was a scheduled flight along the West Coast of the United States, from Los Angeles, California, to San Francisco. On December 7, 1987, the British Aerospace 146-200A, registration N350PS, crashed in San Luis Obispo County near Cayucos, after being hijacked by a passenger.
All 43 passengers and crew aboard the plane died, five of whom, including the two pilots, were presumably shot dead before the plane crashed. The perpetrator, David Burke, was a disgruntled former employee of USAir, the parent company of Pacific Southwest Airlines. The crash was the second-worst mass murder in Californian history, after the similar crash of Pacific Air Lines Flight 773 in 1964. It is the second fatal crash of PSA after Pacific Southwest Airlines Flight 182.
This cockpit voice recorder audio was released by the FBI through a FOIA request. It is not complete, as the FBI deleted sections of audio involving conversation pursuant to exemptions (b)(6) and (b)(7)(C), which was in turn affirmed by the Department of Justice on appeal.")
![Jack Jones Incident - Logan Airport - Boston, MA - Bodycam Footage [2023]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/kHoH2oA71HI/mqdefault.jpg "Jack Jones Incident - Logan Airport - Boston, MA - Bodycam Footage [2023]
On June 16, 2023, New England Patriots cornerback Jack Jones was arrested at Logan Airport in Boston, Massachusetts, after TSA agents discovered two loaded firearms in his carry-on luggage at a security checkpoint in Terminal B. This video features bodycam footage from the Massachusetts State Police officers who responded to the scene, obtained under the Massachusetts Public Records Law.
The incident began when Jones placed a black duffel bag containing an unlocked Glock handgun box with two loaded firearms and additional magazines onto the X-ray machine belt. Officers questioned Jones, who claimed he was unaware of the firearms in his luggage. Jones was detained and escorted to a secure area for further investigation.
The Suffolk County District Attorneys Office reviewed the footage and provided the following response:
Good afternoon Mr. Pasteris, In a minute or two, I will be sending you a link to a OneDrive folder with two body worn camera videos you have requested. We have made certain redactions pursuant to exemption (c), the privacy exemption. I have withheld one of the body worn camera videos in its entirety. All footage of this withheld video was filmed in the secure booking area of the state police barracks at Logan Airport, and the disclosure of this video would disclose the internal layout, security measures, or other records related to the security or safety of buildings, the disclosure of which would be likely to jeopardize public safety and is exempt from disclosure pursuant to exemption (n). Thank you for your patience with this response.
The available footage provides insight into the initial interactions between Jack Jones and the responding officers, offering a transparent view of the procedures and conduct of law enforcement during the incident. Note that portions of the video have been redacted to protect personal privacy and sensitive security information.
Following the incident, during the following regular season, Jack Jones was released by the New England Patriots and has since played with the Las Vegas Raiders.")
![Federal Signal Thunderbolt 1000 T-75 Siren Weekly Test - Park City, KS [2026]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/kVUCsIlu2jQ/mqdefault.jpg "Federal Signal Thunderbolt 1000 T-75 Siren Weekly Test - Park City, KS [2026]
T-75 is the 75th Federal Signal Thunderbolt 1000 siren produced. The siren was first installed in Wichita, Kansas in 1953, moved to a local mall in the 1970s, and then taken down and restored by Goddard Enterprises in the 2020s. After restoration and Bumblebolt painting, it was re-installed in Park City.
This recording was made on a trip to the area with two friends, one of whom were local to the area. Sedgwick County, KS tests weekly on Mondays at noon CT. Siren sounds in alert for 60 seconds. Siren sounded nearly on the dot at noon, in fact, one second past noon.")
![Sesame Street At Night? [1977 Master Tape]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/okSNk02VRy8/mqdefault.jpg "Sesame Street At Night? [1977 Master Tape]
Sesame Street at Night? is a half-hour PBS special that aired on March 11th of 1977 to celebrate Sesame Streets 1,000th episode. The question mark in the title is not a typo and actually is the specials name; its loosely based on a critics remark when Sesame Street first came out - its too good for kids.
This was lost...apparently?")
