Deep Sea Detectives - Season 2 (2004)

Dive on the south Pacific site where wrecks of World War I and II warships literally touch!

In 2001, the commander of USS Greenville--a nuclear submarine--ordered a spontaneous surfacing drill to impress onboard civilians. It collides with a Japanese fishing vessel. Japan demands that the United States retrieve the wreckage and 9 bodies onboard.

Follow the ill-fated final voyage of the USS Murphy, sunk on a secret mission in 1943.

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In 1926, the luxury cruiser--Queen of Nassau--left Miami for Tampa, and 24 hours later, a violent explosion sent crew scrambling. But surviving crew members' accounts conflict with the wreckage found beneath the waves. Could the truth finally be revealed?

Explorers find a cache of Mayan artifacts hidden deep within a Mexican cave.

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Dive on the wreck of a tanker that caused an environmental crisis half a century after it sank.

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On December 26, 1996, an unlicensed ferry smuggling illegal immigrants disappears off Sicily's coast. Our detectives return to the scene of the crime to investigate: Was it an accident or murder?

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John Chatterton and Melanie Paul join marine archaeologists to decide whether negligence, bad luck, or foul play sent the North Carolina to the ocean floor in 1879.

The wrecks of a German submarine and an English steamship were discovered over 30 miles from where they were thought to have sunk in World War I. Host John Chatterton dives deep to piece together what really happened.

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Declassified Soviet documents shed new light on the sinking of a World War I warship.

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Dive into the remains of a ship recently found off Florida whose past is as illustrious as her demise was mysterious.