Custer: The Final Mystery
A Montana family seeks to uncover a long-hidden treasure and solve the last mystery of Little Bighorn, the American West's most famous battle that historians still examine and discuss.
- 2018-2018
- 1 season
- History Channel
- Documentary
A Montana family seeks to uncover a long-hidden treasure and solve the last mystery of Little Bighorn, the American West's most famous battle that historians still examine and discuss.
Season 1 Episode Guide
3 Episodes 2018
Episode 1
A Family Secret
Fri, Sep 28, 2018
In Montana, the Weibert family sets out to solve the last great mystery of the Battle of the Little Bighorn--the whereabouts of the priceless cache of weapons taken from Custer's soldiers after the battle. Following in the footsteps of amateur archaeologist, Henry Weibert, cousins Craig and Penny are hoping to prove out their family's long-held theory of what happened in the Battle's aftermath. Armed with a mysterious map and unprecedented access to sacred Native American land, they're hoping to track down the cache in the rugged cliffs of Reno Creek, but before they begin their quest they'll need to locate an iconic battlefield landmark--one that hasn't been uncovered in over 140 years.
Episode 2
Writing's on the Wall
Fri, Sep 28, 2018
In Montana, at the edge of the known battlefield, cousins, Penny and Craig Weibert may be closing in on the priceless cache of weapons stripped from Custer's soldiers in the aftermath of the Battle of the Little Bighorn. After unearthing promising evidence for the iconic landmark, Lone Teepee, they may finally have what they need to zero in on the location of the valuable Custer cache and validate their family's long-held beliefs.
Episode 3
The Last Stand
Fri, Sep 28, 2018
The Weibert family of Montana may be closer than ever to solving the last great mystery of the Battle of the Little Bighorn--what became of the valuable cache of weapons taken from Custer's fallen soldiers after the battle. Guided by Native American legend, the team unearthed a Custer-era bullet at the edge of the known battlefield--IF authentic, it could be evidence of an ancient Native path, one that could lead the team directly to the cache of weapons.