Armed with a new clue that could unearth the location of the famed Lost Dutchman Mine, lifelong Dutch Hunter Wayne Tuttle leads a team into Arizona's Superstition Mountains in search of America's deadliest treasure. What they discover may have finally put Wayne on the right path to solving this 150-year-old mystery.

A 200-year-old treasure map leads Wayne and the team to a mysterious stone shaped like a heart with an X carved into its face; an investigation there leads to an unexpected discovery.

The team trades a valuable percentage of their stake in return for a new clue, which leads them into the heart of ancient Apache territory and on the trail to decode the Dutchman's deathbed riddles.

The hunters become the hunted when they encounter signs of the mythic Apache Black Legion.

A map of the dead reveals the team's next clue, but it's in the most dangerous stretch of the Superstitions; Eric makes a discovery that spins the investigation in an entirely new direction.

Closer than ever to the $200 million payday, Wayne and the team head into the heart of darkness where a cryptic find weaves an even bigger mystery.

The legend of the Lost Dutchman Mine is one of the most famous and controversial mysteries of the great Southwest. It's a story riddled with conflicting theories, falsified maps, and even untimely death to many who traversed into the ominous terrain of Arizona's Superstition Mountains. The clues to finding the rich gold vein revolve mainly around Jacob Waltz, or "The Dutchman." Treasure hunters have searched for his mine since his death in 1891, but the mine remains "lost," and the quest continues.

Every legend is built on a kernel of truth. One of President Kennedy's Secret Servicemen reveals new information about a secret plot to assassinate JFK--on the streets of Chicago just weeks before he was assassinated in Dallas. Has one treasure hunter cracked the code and finally located Arizona's infamous Lost Dutchman Mine? The Pacific Northwest is where over 70% of Bigfoot sightings occur, but could there be a new Bigfoot hotspot in New England?

Armed with a new clue that could unearth the location of the famed Lost Dutchman Mine, lifelong Dutch Hunter Wayne Tuttle leads a team into Arizona's Superstition Mountains in search of America's deadliest treasure. What they discover may have finally put Wayne on the right path to solving this 150-year-old mystery.

A 200-year-old treasure map leads Wayne and the team to a mysterious stone shaped like a heart with an X carved into its face; an investigation there leads to an unexpected discovery.

The team trades a valuable percentage of their stake in return for a new clue, which leads them into the heart of ancient Apache territory and on the trail to decode the Dutchman's deathbed riddles.

The hunters become the hunted when they encounter signs of the mythic Apache Black Legion.

A map of the dead reveals the team's next clue, but it's in the most dangerous stretch of the Superstitions; Eric makes a discovery that spins the investigation in an entirely new direction.

Closer than ever to the $200 million payday, Wayne and the team head into the heart of darkness where a cryptic find weaves an even bigger mystery.

The legend of the Lost Dutchman Mine is one of the most famous and controversial mysteries of the great Southwest. It's a story riddled with conflicting theories, falsified maps, and even untimely death to many who traversed into the ominous terrain of Arizona's Superstition Mountains. The clues to finding the rich gold vein revolve mainly around Jacob Waltz, or "The Dutchman." Treasure hunters have searched for his mine since his death in 1891, but the mine remains "lost," and the quest continues.

Every legend is built on a kernel of truth. One of President Kennedy's Secret Servicemen reveals new information about a secret plot to assassinate JFK--on the streets of Chicago just weeks before he was assassinated in Dallas. Has one treasure hunter cracked the code and finally located Arizona's infamous Lost Dutchman Mine? The Pacific Northwest is where over 70% of Bigfoot sightings occur, but could there be a new Bigfoot hotspot in New England?

Armed with a new clue that could unearth the location of the famed Lost Dutchman Mine, lifelong Dutch Hunter Wayne Tuttle leads a team into Arizona's Superstition Mountains in search of America's deadliest treasure. What they discover may have finally put Wayne on the right path to solving this 150-year-old mystery.

A 200-year-old treasure map leads Wayne and the team to a mysterious stone shaped like a heart with an X carved into its face; an investigation there leads to an unexpected discovery.

The team trades a valuable percentage of their stake in return for a new clue, which leads them into the heart of ancient Apache territory and on the trail to decode the Dutchman's deathbed riddles.

The hunters become the hunted when they encounter signs of the mythic Apache Black Legion.

A map of the dead reveals the team's next clue, but it's in the most dangerous stretch of the Superstitions; Eric makes a discovery that spins the investigation in an entirely new direction.

Closer than ever to the $200 million payday, Wayne and the team head into the heart of darkness where a cryptic find weaves an even bigger mystery.

The legend of the Lost Dutchman Mine is one of the most famous and controversial mysteries of the great Southwest. It's a story riddled with conflicting theories, falsified maps, and even untimely death to many who traversed into the ominous terrain of Arizona's Superstition Mountains. The clues to finding the rich gold vein revolve mainly around Jacob Waltz, or "The Dutchman." Treasure hunters have searched for his mine since his death in 1891, but the mine remains "lost," and the quest continues.

Every legend is built on a kernel of truth. One of President Kennedy's Secret Servicemen reveals new information about a secret plot to assassinate JFK--on the streets of Chicago just weeks before he was assassinated in Dallas. Has one treasure hunter cracked the code and finally located Arizona's infamous Lost Dutchman Mine? The Pacific Northwest is where over 70% of Bigfoot sightings occur, but could there be a new Bigfoot hotspot in New England?