Missing in Alaska

In 1950, a military transport plane vanished in the Alaska Triangle with 44 people on board, and hasn't been seen since. Was its disappearance caused by bad weather or something more sinister?

Global Bigfoot sightings abound, but Alaska's version towers at 14 feet. Cryptozoologist Ken Gerhard investigates within the Alaska Triangle.

A mountain climber goes missing near Mt. Hayes, where UFO sightings are rampant.

The Aurora Borealis has been seen as a mystical force in Alaska for many centuries, but could a manmade version be used for mind control?

Sightings of small human-like figures have coincided with missing persons reports within the Alaska Triangle.

Primate sightings in the Alaskan woods have the team puzzled, since experts say that monkeys have never lived in Alaska.

Recent sightings around Alaska match native stories of a vicious Arctic mermaid that attacks unsuspecting people.

Ancient lore talks of a Canadian warrior tribe that once terrorized the Nahanni valley, decapitating their enemies with scythes.

Tlingit folklore describes a creature that's half-otter, half-man, who steals the souls of its victims. Could a shapeshifting Otterman, or Kushtaka, be disguising itself to target humans as prey?

A jogger vanishes from the top of Mt. Marathon in Alaska and a witness describes seeing a monstrous, airplane-sized raptor around the time of the disappearance. Could ancient stories of the Thunderbird be true?

Sixty years ago, the residents of an entire Alaskan village disappeared without a trace.

With the unsolved case of a missing kayaker at Lake Iliamna, many believe that the legendary Iliamna Lake Monster (or ÃIlieË) is the culprit.