Wild Crime - Season 3
Season 3
Blood Mountain
A Georgia missing hiker case leads to a serial killer who's stalking people in National Forests.
Episodes
The Missing
Experienced hiker Meredith Emerson goes missing on Blood Mountain, Georgia and a massive search begins. Investigators soon learn of two other missing hiker cases that have ended in murder. Has a serial killer taken Meredith? Can she be rescued in time?
Cat and Mouse
Serial killer Gary Hilton has killed two women in National Forests; now he's taken Meredith Emerson. So far he's escaped twice, but as police search a dumpster full of bloody clothes, Hilton is sighted nearby: can they catch him before he kills Meredith?
Deal With the Devil
Hilton is caught, but where's Meredith? Bloody clothes and Hilton's confession confirm that she's dead. Investigators make a deal with the devil, offering no death penalty if he takes them to her body. But what about the other dead and missing hikers?
More Victims?
Georgia sentences Hilton to life; now Florida tries him for killing Cheryl Dunlap. We reveal his childhood and meet others who vanished; are they his victims too? We end with investigators talking about Meredith's legacy and how the case affected them.
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