Season 07 Episode 16: Take Me Dancing Tonight

Season 07 Episode 16: Take Me Dancing Tonight

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Season 09 Episode 33: The Day You Came to Me (The Grand Canyon Plane Crash Mystery)

In 1956, two airliners collided over the Grand Canyon, killing all 128 people on board. Two weeks later, two students set off into the Canyon, journeying through a landscape steeped in ancient Native American history and haunted by stories of those who never left... Written by Di ...  Show more

S09E32: The Long and Lonely Road (The Betty and Barney Hill Abduction Mystery)

While out on a lonely stretch of Route 3, driving through the White Mountains of New Hampshire, Betty and Barney Hill claim to have encountered something not of this world. They would spend the rest of their lives trying to unravel what that something was exactly. Written by Emma ...  Show more

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