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NARRATOR: Alaska --

a vast, remote wilderness
twice the size of Texas...

There are dangerous,
unpredictable forces at work here.

NARRATOR: ...in one of the most
mysterious corners of the globe.

A lot of things can kill you
out here without even trying.

NARRATOR: This is a place
hundreds of times more deadly

than the Bermuda Triangle.

Oh, my God.

Stories of alien abductions...

I believe it was a UFO.

NARRATOR: ...the paranormal,
vanishing airplanes,

and strange beasts...

The Alaskan Bigfoot,
he can rip you in half.

These accounts are
really wide-spread.

[Bleep] peaked out of the tree
right there.

NARRATOR: ...have haunted those
who dare set foot here.

In the last 30 years,
16,000 people

have disappeared
without a trace.

More people have disappeared
than in the Bermuda Triangle --

two to three times the amount.

NARRATOR: Witnesses tell us
their shocking stories.

I was petrified.

NARRATOR: And we've gathered
some of the world's

leading experts
in their field...

I'm always after
scientific evidence

that can be
independently corroborated.

NARRATOR: ...to try
and unlock the mystery

of the Alaska Triangle.

♪♪

What's causing
all the bizarre phenomena

of the Alaska Triangle?

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Could the answer be found
here on a remote mountain

far from human civilization?

Over half a million square miles
of the Alaska Triangle,

16,000 people missing,

and one colossal mountain
right at its frozen core.

Chilling evidence
has now come to light

that this ominous icy peak holds
within it a deep, dark secret.

It sounds like something
from science fiction,

but are aliens hard at work
deep within this mountain?

According to a CIA spy
from the 1970s,

the answer is "yes."

Top-secret military programs,
psychic spies, and alien bases,

plus we have the death
of a key witness?

Is this the greatest mystery
of the Alaska Triangle?

♪♪

NARRATOR:
One man who's on a journey to find out the truth

is journalist and
UFO investigator James Fox.

If the aliens are here,
James wants to find them.

There has been controversy
swirling around for decades

as to some sort of
secret underground

potential "alien" base.

NARRATOR:
The location of the base is said to be inside Mount Hayes.

So that's why I'm here to go
and check out Mount Hayes

and see if any of the accounts
over the last several decades

are remotely true.

NARRATOR:
Across the whole of Alaska,

there have been
more UFO sightings

than in any other U.S. state.

Can it be a coincidence
that it's where

so many people are disappearing?

Many of the most credible
sightings

come from near the center
of the Alaska Triangle.

Jared Augustine is
a security officer in Fairbanks,

the largest city
in the Triangle's interior.

♪♪

He was on night duty
when he saw something in the sky

that didn't look right.

So the day was May 13, 2016,
at 3:00 A.M.

I was on patrol, being
a security officer at the time,

and this is where
I actually started filming.

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NARRATOR:
A strange flashing light suddenly split in three.

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AUGUSTINE: When I saw it split,
I was blown away,

and I kept watching.

And then it did it again,
and I was like,

"Okay, this is legit.

Something's going on
right here."

NARRATOR: There's no satellite
or aircraft

that can divide into three
like this.

I believe it was a UFO
of extraterrestrial origin.

I was shaking.
I was really shaking.

NARRATOR: To date,
more than 6,500 UFO sightings

have been reported in Alaska.

♪♪

One of the most famous
was in 1986,

when the crew
of a Japanese airline flight

watched in horror
as two UFOs taunted their plane

right in the middle
of the Triangle.

The captain could even feel the
heat of the craft on his face.

♪♪

Back in 1950, a Douglas C-54
with 44 people onboard

simply disappeared
from the Alaskan skies.

Legend has it that
alien activity played a hand.

[ Warbling ]

♪♪

A more recent account

in a deserted section
of the Triangle

describes a squadron of UFOs
lighting up the skies.

In 2003,

electrician Charles Gaines
was out on a job,

part of a team building
an exclusive tourist lodge.

GAINES: We were working on
a remote wilderness lodge

about 200 miles South
by Southeast out of Fairbanks.

I stepped outside,

and I was looking
at the night sky,

like I always do,

and I started seeing
these lights.

There was only three or four
of them at first,

but they were high,
they were really high,

and they were traveling fast --
very fast.

Then I saw more behind them,
then more behind that.

I started calling
for the other guys,

and they all
are kind of stunned.

There's just
an endless stream of them.

NARRATOR: In Alaska, there have
been over 500 reported sightings

in the last 20 years alone,
about 30 every year,

but this was one of
the most spectacular.

But what happened next
was something

well beyond our understanding
of physics.

And then some of them speed up

and go ahead of the others,
turn around, and come back

and look as though they're
going to run into another one

heading straight on.

When they came right up
to each other,

they would break away
at right angles.

No slowing down at all.

How do they do that?

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It seemed as though
it was an armada,

like it was some kind
of giant fleet

of these flying ships.

NARRATOR: There have also
been reports of UFOs

landing in the Alaska Triangle.

♪♪

Jessie Desmond
is Alaskan state director

for MUFON,
the Mutual UFO Network.

She's uncovered one story
from the Triangle from 1978

that tells of a group of hikers

who saw a UFO
that had landed nearby.

They woke up one morning.

They were kind of camped out
on a ridge.

And there was one UFO
landed down in the valley below,

so they went down for a hike
down to this location.

By the time
they kind of got there,

the UFO had gone away.

NARRATOR: But the UFO
had left behind a grisly scene.

They not only saw
an indentation

of swirled natural grasses
and small trees and brush,

they found carcasses
of lots of animals.

We're talking
moose, bears, caribou, elk,

which are not native
to Alaska.

And they even found
a 15-foot killer whale

out in the middle of the woods.

NARRATOR: The coast was
hundreds of miles away,

and, even more disturbing,

the animals had been
horribly mutilated.

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All this reported UFO activity

has convinced
investigator James Fox

that the aliens are here.

People often ask me
why it is I do what I do,

and my response to that
is with a question.

If Earth was being visited,

ifit was being visited
by an extraterrestrial race,

something alien to our species,

how significant of a discovery
would you give that?

Well, it would be
a 10 out of 10.

It would be the most significant
discovery of our time.

And my response is,
"Well, I'm quite convinced

that that's what's happening."

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NARRATOR: When Fairbanks
security officer Jared Augustine

posted his video online,

it quickly came
to James' attention.

Straightaway, he made the link

with the Charles Gaines
sighting.

For James, the location was key.

Both sightings are close
to the center of Alaska.

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And that means
close to Mount Hayes,

the mysterious mountain
right at its heart.

Mount Hayes is at the center
of the infamous Alaska Triangle.

There has been controversy
swirling around for decades

as to some sort of
secret underground

potential "alien" base.

NARRATOR: It's this base
that James wants to find.

He intends to go to Mount Hayes,
and he has good reason to do so,

thanks, in part, to the findings
of a secret project

funded by none other
than the U.S. government.

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NARRATOR: Everyone's heard
of the Bermuda Triangle,

but there's another place
on Earth more remote

and even more curious.

I've always had a fascination
with the Bermuda Triangle,

but when I started to look into
the Alaska Triangle,

that started to really
make my skin tingle a bit.

NARRATOR: And at the heart
of the Alaska Triangle

lies an ominous,
foreboding mountain peak

standing 14,000 feet high.

♪♪

More people have been
to the top of Mount Everest

than have scaled its icy slopes.

But it's not the peak
that's drawn the attention

of UFO investigators.

It's what lies beneath.

♪♪

In Vancouver, Canada,
one leading ufologist

has been researching
extraterrestrial activity

for over 20 years,

and his work has led him
to connect the disappearances

of the Alaska Triangle
and Mount Hayes.

Are aliens abducting people
in Alaska

and experimenting on them,

or are they working
to get rid of anybody

who gets too close
to Mount Hayes?

Could this be the reason
that over 16,000 people

have gone missing
in the Alaska Triangle?

An alien base
inside of Mount Hayes

could explain
all these strange occurrences.

I mean, it can't
be a coincidence

that it's right in the center
of the Alaska Triangle.

NARRATOR: Curiously,
a secret government project

might lend credence
to the theory.

In the 1970s,
the U.S. recruited psychics

to spy on the Soviet Union.

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Sascha Auerbach is a historian
who's been researching

recently released
government files.

AUERBACH: The belief
was that the Soviets

were developing
a similar project

using psychic individuals,

and the U.S. decided that

if the Soviets had
a project like that,

they needed a project
of the same type.

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Project Stargate
was started in 1978.

It was based at
Fort Meade, Maryland,

and it was a collaboration
between the U.S. Army

and a research institute
based in Stanford, California,

SRI,
the Stanford Research Institute.

Stargate was about
locating individuals

who had the ability
to see or hear

or somehow sense occurrences

well out of their
physical sensing range.

NARRATOR: On the outskirts
of Anchorage, Alaska,

Dr. Nick Begich
is a scientific researcher

who specializes in mind control.

So, Project Stargate

was a project of
the Central Intelligence Agency

intended to develop spies

to go into locations
like nuclear facilities

and be able to do it remotely,
keeping the body in one place

and consciousness
somewhere else.

I mean, think about it.

I mean, the ultimate spy is one
that can show up somewhere,

and if you can do that
spiritually,

detach from your body,
what a deal.

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I know some of the folks
that were involved in that,

and it worked.

They did it.
It actually worked.

NARRATOR: This was the height
of the Cold War

between the U.S.
and the Soviet Union.

Both sides would do anything
to gain an advantage.

The CIA even had a top-secret
mind-control program

called Project MKUltra.

They experimented
on human subjects,

manipulating their mental states
with drugs

and sensory deprivation.

And now with Project Stargate,
the CIA had psychic spies.

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But how exactly did it work?

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The answer can be found here,

a world away from Alaska, down
in the desert of New Mexico.

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It's from here that
leading psychic Lori Williams

practices what's known as
remote viewing.

Remote viewing
is really a technique

for getting information
anywhere in time and space.

It's essentially connecting
to the big cosmic database

in the sky.

So you can technically visit

anywhere
in all of space and time,

which makes it
a very effective time machine.

♪♪

Probably one of the most
gifted remote viewers

was a man named Pat Price.

He was a Burbank police officer

who showed exceptional gifts
and talents in this area.

♪♪

NARRATOR:
Pat Price was recruited to Project Stargate

and was put to work
spying for the CIA.

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UFO investigator Jeremy Ray

has been looking
into Pat's story.

Pat Price was deadly accurate
on his predictions.

They had him checking out
Soviet targets,

and he would be able to
write down and draw accurately

what he saw.

NARRATOR:
On one of his first assignments,

Price was given the coordinates
of a secret site

deep within the Soviet Union.

♪♪

Pat Price was able to
astral project to the location

and then put the data down
on a sheet of paper.

NARRATOR: He drew a picture
of a gantry crane.

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His picture matched a secret
CIA photo of the same site.

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But on one assignment,

Price was psychically drawn away
from his intended target

by what remote viewers call
an attractor.

An attractor
can call a viewer to it

because it is more interesting.

You might be drawn
to the noise, the fire,

the emotions at the site that
pulls a remote viewer to it.

♪♪

NARRATOR: Price's attractor
was Mount Hayes.

There was something
going on there

that he felt compelled
to go and investigate,

and what he found there
was totally unexpected --

an alien base.

Now Lori plans to
remotely view Mount Hayes,

and investigator James Fox
is making the physical journey.

Will either of them
find evidence of aliens?

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NARRATOR: UFO investigator
James Fox

is on a mission
deep within Alaska.

FOX: To actually be in Alaska,

you just see, like,
the soaring mountains,

and there's vast, open spaces
and dense forests

as far as the eye can see.

I mean, it's really remote.

NARRATOR: James is heading
to Mount Hayes

at the epicenter
of the Alaska Triangle.

It's to here in the 1970s that
a CIA spy was psychically drawn.

It's possible that what he saw
could provide a clue

to the thousands
of disappearances

that have taken place
in the area.

ENOCH:
One of the things Pat Price discovered up in Mount Hayes

was there is this strange device

with all these cables
dangling down from it.

Price believed that this was

some sort of atmospheric
monitoring device.

NARRATOR:
But this was just the start.

Next, Price traveled
psychically inside the mountain.

♪♪

Pat Price remote viewed
Mount Hayes,

and he saw a deep underground
extraterrestrial base.

There was a secret
underground alien base

at Mount Hayes.

♪♪

NARRATOR: And Price was
even able to get a sense

of the aliens themselves...

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...super-advanced humanoids
hard at work deep underground.

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The fact that Pat Price worked
for Stanford Research Institute

and then was later hired on by
the CIA to find Soviet targets

give it some credence.

I just don't shrug that off
as rubbish.

ENOCH: I find Pat Price's story
completely believable.

I mean, this man
was a Burbank police officer.

He had no reason
to make this story up.

He was strictly interested
in the data.

NARRATOR: But the revelations
didn't end there.

RAY: Price described
the humanoids as

working side by side
with normal humans.

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NARRATOR: Price didn't say
who these humans were,

but the investigators at MUFON

think they could well have
belonged to the U.S. military.

DESMOND: Mount Hayes,
in the UFO community,

is believed to be a joint
military/extraterrestrial base.

NARRATOR:
MUFON's Jessie Desmond grew up just 80 miles from Mount Hayes.

It seems like
it'd be an ideal spot

because it is very inaccessible.

It's really hard to get to.

FOX:
If your objective was to have a secret underground base,

Mount Hayes would be
a good place for that.

It's very remote.

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NARRATOR: Despite
the mountain's remoteness,

a U.S. military base,
Fort Greely,

sits just 38 miles away,

and it has strange tales
of its own.

DESMOND: There have been a lot
of sightings around Fort Greely,

and they've had some
crazy stories come out of there.

One in particular --
An Internet contractor

had to go onto the roof
of a building,

and he happened to look out,
and he could see a hangar,

and there was
a 12-foot something

being moved from one hangar
to another,

and they had a tarpaulin
over it.

And it moved in a weird way.
He didn't know what it was.

It could have been
a very tall alien creature.

Who knows?

♪♪

NARRATOR:
But what's really needed is more detail

from CIA remote viewer Price,
the prime witness,

except...

FOX: Unfortunately,
Pat Price met his demise

in a rather mysterious way.

He was found dead
in a hotel room in Las Vegas.

His family was never notified
before the body was cremated,

so it's rather suspicious
circumstances of his death.

♪♪

NARRATOR: Officially,
Pat Price had a heart attack...

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...but the details are unclear.

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In his possession
were secret documents

relating to
his remote viewing work.

♪♪

The day before his death,
Price met with officials

from the
National Security Agency.

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And immediately
before his death,

he complained of
severe stomach cramps.

ENOCH: There's a lot of mystery
around the death of Pat Price.

Could it be that
he got too close

to figuring out what was
really going on at Mount Hayes?

What would the implications be
if he were to leak out

what was really hidden
inside that mountain?

The reports that Pat Price made
must be out there somewhere.

Why is it that we can't
have access to them?

What do they reveal,
and who's hiding them?

NARRATOR: Can any of this
really be true?

A joint alien military base
within Mount Hayes?

There could be
one way to find out --

a re-enactment of the psychic
journey of CIA spy Pat Price.

♪♪

As James heads for Mount Hayes,

top remote viewer Lori Williams

is going to go
on her own psychic journey.

But she's totally unaware
of the destination.

Will she see aliens, too?

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NARRATOR: In Alaska,

investigative journalist
James Fox

is looking into evidence
of a secret group of humans

working with aliens

in the middle
of the Alaska Triangle.

♪♪

The evidence comes from
remote viewing,

a kind of psychic traveling.

Now, under test conditions,

top psychic Lori Williams has
been given only the coordinates.

She has no additional
information.

Her husband, Jim, is joining her
to monitor her heart rate

and help record what she sees.

[ Monitor beeping ]

It's not long before Lori begins
to sense her surroundings.

Too isolated, too remote.

And too cold.

I keep seeing white
everywhere.

The whole time,
I just get,

"White, white, white, white,
white, white, white."

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Very deep.

Underground.

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Buried for a reason.

It's tunnel-like.

[ Monitor beeping ]

[ Breathes deeply ]

This one looks human-like.

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Vastly intelligent,
cunning.

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Scientifically advanced.

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I'm feeling like
there's a dissection.

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Experimentation.

Research.

Gosh, I'm getting
a little bit worried

about writing
all this stuff down

and having this all
on camera.

So far, Lori's session
has been a good match

for Pat Price's
original testimony.

Now, is Lori able to get a sense
of the aliens' true purpose?

Extracting --

I feel like there's
some extracting going on

of needed materials.

There's something about
the Earth itself,

the planet itself,

that is providing a need
that they have.

NARRATOR:
If any of this is true, it needs investigating on the ground.

James Fox is on his way.

He wants to find
scientific evidence

and is now heading deep
into the Alaska Triangle.

For James,
there's just one destination.

We're on our way
to Denali National Park,

where we're going to pick up an
airplane and fly to Mount Hayes.

NARRATOR: It's the largest state
in the U.S.

but has one of the shortest
total amounts of road.

♪♪

So James is meeting up
with bush pilot Eric Rovey.

♪♪

Hey, you must be Eric.

I am. James,
good to meet you.

You gonna take me
to Mount Hayes?

Let's do it.
Let's go.

♪♪

From here,
the journey to Mount Hayes

is 90 miles over
the toughest terrain in Alaska.

[ Plane engine starts ]

Flying in Alaska is so dangerous

that about 100 aircraft
crash in the state every year.

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[ Radio chatter ]

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Will Eric be able to
return the two of them safely?

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Will James find evidence
of aliens?

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NARRATOR: The mountains
of the Alaska Triangle

are among the most dangerous
places on Earth.

But one mountain
right in the middle

could pose
a very special threat.

ENOCH:
An alien base in the center of the Alaska Triangle.

In my opinion, there are
dangerous, unpredictable forces

at work here.

NARRATOR:
UFO investigator James Fox and bush pilot Eric Rovey

are now heading straight
for Mount Hayes.

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If Eric and James
had to crash land,

there'd be no way out.

The heart of the Triangle

is one of the most hostile
environments on Earth.

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At last, the towering mass
of Mount Hayes looms into view.

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Then, the clouds
begin to close in.

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Out here, flying
with no visibility is suicidal,

but James spots an opening
in the cloud.

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Eric can't fly too close
to the mountain,

so he's going to try to land
on the glacier.

No, sir.

Oh, for sure. Oh, yeah.

♪♪

If the remote viewers are right,

underneath this glacier
could be a secret alien base.

As they come into land,
the audio fails.

[ Static ]

♪♪

[ Plane engine powers down ]

♪♪

My God!

We are literally
in the middle of nowhere.

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Wow!

Hey, how far are we
from civilization?

About 90 miles
from Healy.

So we're not making it out of
here without the airplane.

No, no, you're not
walking out of here.

[ Whistles ]

Boy, this is about as remote
as I've ever been,

that's for sure.

[ Laughs ]

I can't believe
we just landed on a glacier.

That was unbelievable.

♪♪

NARRATOR: James plans
to scour the surface

for any unusual signs
of activity.

All right.
You're on your own.

♪♪

Well, good luck,
James.

Thank you.

I hope you find something
before they find you.

[ Sighs ]

Phew.

Well, here we are,
in the middle of nowhere.

Boy, if you're going to
hide something,

this would be
a pretty good place to do it.

NARRATOR:
It's isolated and remote.

In fact, it could be
the exact spot

that Lori found herself
while remote viewing.

Too isolated, too remote.

And too cold.

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WILLIAMS: Wherever I was
felt very cold, very icy,

and very flat and expansive.

NARRATOR:
Suddenly, flat in the middle of a mountain range

begins to make sense.

Here, the glacier is so flat,

it becomes
a bush pilot's runway.

I'm just gonna go
to a good vantage point.

I brought some binoculars.

I brought some
electromagnetic gear.

♪♪

NARRATOR: If Lori is right,

James could right now be walking
in the footsteps of aliens.

WILLIAMS:
There was an area off to my left that was raised and rounded,

and it felt like it was
an entrance to these tunnels.

♪♪

NARRATOR: Without knowing it,
it's possible

that James could be walking
straight to the entrance

of the underground base.

Is he going to find the evidence
he's looking for?

♪♪

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NARRATOR: There are
more glaciers in Alaska

than in the rest of the world
put together.

♪♪

But under this glacier,

right in the middle
of the Alaska Triangle,

investigator James Fox
has reason to believe

there could be
a secret alien base.

♪♪

Well, this is about as good
as a vantage point

as I could imagine.

♪♪

I'm just going to basically look
for anything I can find

that would be
remotely artificial --

any vents, doors,

any structures, anything
artificial, basically.

NARRATOR: If the base is here,
then are UFO abductions

behind all the mysterious
disappearances in the Triangle?

♪♪

FOX: It's kind of
an eerie feeling,

especially knowing that I
could never hike out of here

on my own.

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[ Wind howling ]

[ Sniffs ] So far, I see
a lot of snow and ice.

[ Wind whistling ]

I'm also seeing
some weather coming in.

♪♪

NARRATOR:
James' electromagnetic reader

should detect if there's any
unnatural background activity.

This could be the sign
of an alien presence.

♪♪

I'm not detecting anything more

than what seems to be
normal background.

♪♪

NARRATOR: Before James can do
any more investigating,

Eric calls him
back to the plane.

They need to get out
before the weather

makes taking off impossible.

James hasn't found the aliens.

♪♪

But it's simply impossible
to see beneath the mountain.

From the surface, Lori's remote
viewing is uncannily accurate.

♪♪

How could she sense
this flatness

in the middle of the mountains?

♪♪

Is there, then, any reason

to doubt what she saw
within the mountain?

And the abilities of CIA
remote viewer Pat Price

were well-established.

Why would he invent
this elaborate story?

For all we know,
his incredible revelations

could be
just the tip of the iceberg.

ENOCH: I believe there's so much
secrecy behind Mount Hayes

because of what's inside of it,
because of who'sinside of it,

and the types of technology
they have.

♪♪

Whatever Pat Price witnessed,
it's not all in the past.

He was on to something big.

♪♪

NARRATOR:
Taking off from a glacier

takes all the skills
of an experienced pilot.

Eric only has one chance.

♪♪

Now all that's left
is to reveal to Lori

a genuine representation

of the area
she psychically visited.

♪♪

Yeah. Yeah, that's --

That looks pretty much like
what I saw.

It's very similar, yes,
especially as it comes around.

And there's shots there,
it's like I was standing,

like, right here, and that's
what was off to my left.

Yeah.

That's the place.

Where did -- This is very --
Where did you get this?

This is so cool.

♪♪

NARRATOR: For James, for now,
Mount Hayes is behind him.

♪♪

The weather saw him off,

or was it
the Alaska Triangle itself?

FOX: The pilot suddenly
butted in and said,

"We've got bad weather
coming in. It's time to leave."

So I thought it best
to terminate the investigation,

get in the airplane,
and get out of there.

The sheer vastness
of that location,

if there was something to hide,

that would be
the place to do it.

NARRATOR:
Without a scientific survey of the inside of Mount Hayes,

it's impossible to know for sure
if the alien base exists.

For now, it remains a secret.

But an alien base
would certainly explain

the many UFO sightings
in this wilderness.

The man who knew more
than anyone else

is no longer with us.

And, meanwhile, the UFO reports
continue to come in...

AUGUSTINE: Whoa!

...and people
keep on disappearing.

We can only imagine
what's really going on

here in the frozen heart
of the Alaska Triangle.