Season 3

Everest might be taller, but K2 is the true king of the 8,000 meter peaks. Known as the "Savage Mountain," it boasts a terrifying 26% death rate. Discover the harrowing true story of the 1939 American expedition. Plagued by miscommunication, brutal storms, and a catastrophic breakdown in teamwork, a race for the summit turned into a desperate fight for survival. Witness the chilling events that left four men abandoned in the Death Zone.

On the surface, the Blue Hole of Santa Rosa looks like a peaceful desert oasis. But beneath the crystal-clear water lies a massive, deadly underwater cavern sealed by a heavy metal grate. Discover the terrifying true history of the divers who bypassed the warning signs and vanished into the pitch black, silt filled labyrinth. Experience the raw claustrophobia of deep-water cave diving gone horribly wrong. Viewer discretion advised.

Prepare for pure claustrophobic terror. Dive into the horrifying reality of what happens when a submarine reaches crush depth. We investigate the infamous USS Thresher disaster, where a burst pipe doomed 129 men in a matter of minutes. Paired with a miraculous escape from a deep-sea eddy and the tragic sinking of the Antares fishing boat, this episode exposes the lethal, unseen dangers lurking beneath the waves.

What would you do if you were abandoned on a remote, uninhabited island with only a musket, a knife, and a Bible? In 1704, privateer Alexander Selkirk was marooned on an island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. Plagued by ravenous rats, isolation, and near fatal falls, Selkirk spent four grueling years fighting to survive. Discover the incredible true story of the man who inspired the legendary tale of Robinson Crusoe.

Fate is the development of events beyond human control, and sometimes, those events are purely terrifying. This episode explores three harrowing true stories of people trapped beneath the earth. Discover the tragic 1972 Sunshine Mine fire that doomed 91 men, the claustrophobic mudslide rescue at the Lassing Talc Mine, and the heartbreaking, impossible rescue attempt of a toddler who fell down a 360 foot borehole in Spain.

In 1902, 210 Japanese soldiers marched into the Hakkōda Mountains for a winter training exercise. Caught in the coldest weather ever recorded in Japan at -41°C, poor leadership and sheer panic turned a mission into the deadliest mountaineering disaster in history. Only 11 survived the freezing whiteout.

Sometimes, the earth just opens up. Follow the desperate searches for three people who defied reality. A Spanish boy vanishes from a lethal tanker crash. A Colorado topaz hunter disappears, leaving his tools and zero footprints behind. A Montana ranch hand walks away from a mangled car wreck, triggering a nationwide manhunt. Step into the chilling unknown of these baffling, unsolved disappearances.

This is an educational and historical look at one of the most notorious cases in Colorado history, the story of Alfred Packer and his party's winter survival expedition in the mountains. In it, we examine both the conveyed version of the events, given by Alfred, and the eventual findings of two separate juries. In particular, the specific law changes required a separate trial after Colorado's statehood. This is a survival story in the mountains like almost no other.

Some mysteries are too disturbing to solve. This episode explores two chilling cases: the 2006 disappearance of Jennifer Kesse, whose car was abandoned by a figure whose face was perfectly hidden by a fence in every camera angle, and the Jamison family, who vanished into the Oklahoma mountains after being caught on camera in a bizarre, trance like state. Uncover the eerie evidence and found footage that leave more questions than answers.

What happens when the most experienced people vanish without a trace? Journey into the remote Yukon to investigate the death of wildlife biologist Bart Schleyer, where the evidence doesn't match a typical bear attack. Then, cross into Montana to trace the final steps of Aaron Hedges. With conflicting stories from hunting buddies and a freak snowstorm, these true stories highlight the terrifying unpredictability of nature.