Killer Fog

Season 2Episode 330 minOct 16, 1997
Killer Fog

It was the single, most deadly automobile accident in American history. Almost a hundred vehicles were involved, twelve people died, and more than fifty people were injured. It happened along a three mile stretch of highway long known for dense, thick fog. Investigators set out to determine if the fog was a natural phenomenon, or the result of something else.

Killer Fog has aired on Oct 16, 1997 at 9:00 PM
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