A plane carrying a couple of young lovers crashes into a family lake and they are trying to locate the missing pilot. A woman later uncovers the truth about the incident and shares the untold story.
A whispered story at a lakeside cottage in Montana leads to a summer romance for Jim before heading back to college.
Unusual occurrences such as burning maps and a strange sheen on the lake sparked rumors of a mysterious airplane crash and connected them to the appearance of a young stranger nearby.
Expert divers Rick Hawk and Ernie Freeberry searched the lake for days with fish finders, responding to the over-optimistic predictions of the sheriff that a lost plane would be found in the water. The search concluded with no success in finding the plane.
Royal Canadian Mounted Police Constable Ron Peterson noticed unusual activity at the Penticton airport, leading to the discovery of a mysterious plane crash in a nearby lake with a dead girl trapped inside and no clear indication of what happened.
The RCMP informed the sheriff about the young couple and the submerged plane with the girl still inside. Jerry, the pilot, fled the scene and his reasons for doing so are surrounded by suspicion.
The transcript covers the story of a mysterious plane crash and murder of Diane, which led to an investigation by the Flathead County detectives to uncover what really happened.
Diane Babcock died in a mysterious plane crash, and the investigation into her death has failed to provide answers, leading to several theories and speculation about what really happened.
The crash of Air Ontario Flight 1363 haunts Sheriff Dupont 25 years after the fact, and still remains one of the biggest cases he couldn't solve. The parents of Diane Babcock, one of the victims, called the RCMP every week for years hoping for answers.
The speaker talks about the importance of trusting your instincts and paying attention to the subtle cues that something may be off or not add up in a situation or person.
Gina suspects that the man she met online is not as young as he claims to be due to small details about his appearance.
The speaker expresses his/her concerns about an upcoming trip and the possibility of the person they are travelling with being dangerous; meanwhile, Sheriff DuPont receives a retirement gift from a woman in the Dallas suburbs, as a trip to the Far East takes a turn for the worse.
A stolen Czechoslovakian plane that was believed to have crashed and sunk in a Montana lake in 1982 was found to have been stolen and hidden by a Texan man named Jerry William Krause, who had owned it this entire time.
In this episode, we hear the firsthand account of the only survivor of a fatal plane crash in Montana. He reveals where the idea of the flight came from, what went wrong, and his experience surviving for days in the wilderness.
A survivor of a plane crash shares his experience of trying to save his friend who was trapped in her seatbelt in the submerged plane.
A man describes how he paddled on a raft he built himself from South America to America, the difficulties and dangers he had to face, and how he ended up evading the authorities for some time after he made it to shore.
The speaker discusses the struggle of being wrongfully accused of a crime and the difficulty of convincing others of their innocence.
Yarek Ambrosuk opens up about the events that led to his incarceration and the loss of his "precious" relationship with his teenage love, Diane. He expresses unwillingness to seek forgiveness or absolution from anyone.