In 1925, legendary explorer Percy Fawcett vanished into the Amazon rainforest in search of a lost city he called “Z.” Armed with a journal, a compass, and unshakable conviction, Fawcett believed he was on the verge of discovering an ancient civilization that could rewrite history. But the jungle doesn’t give up its secrets easily.

In this suspense-filled episode of History Relived, we follow Fawcett’s final expedition — the eerie omens, the vanishing porters, the whispers in the trees — and explore why his disappearance still haunts the modern world.

She walked with a limp. Carried a wooden leg named Cuthbert. And terrified the Nazi regime without ever firing a shot.
 Virginia Hall was an American spy who built one of the most effective resistance networks in occupied France — all while being hunted as “the most dangerous Allied agent” by the Gestapo.

In this premiere episode of History Relived, we follow the astonishing true story of the one-legged woman who smuggled pilots, sabotaged Nazi operations, and climbed the Pyrenees alone in winter — redefining what a spy could be and what courage truly looks like.