Hunting Hitler Season 1 Episode 7 Friends in High Places

In this episode of Hunting Hitler, titled "Friends in High Places," the team continues their investigation into the possibility that Adolf Hitler may have survived World War II and fled to South America. The team is split up into several groups, each focusing on a different lead.

Bob Baer and Tim Kennedy head to Germany to delve into the Nazi's escape routes. They investigate a bunker system built under Berlin that was meant to allow the Nazis to flee the city in case of an attack. The team also checks out an underground tunnel system and a Bavarian monastery where it's rumored Hitler may have sought refuge.

Back in Argentina, Mike Simpson and Lenny DePaul meet with an informant who claims to have information on Hitler's whereabouts. They travel to a remote ranch where the informant says Hitler could be hiding and conduct a thorough search of the property.

Meanwhile, Gerrard Williams and James Holland explore the possibility that Hitler may have been aided in his escape by high-ranking officials in the Catholic Church. They investigate the Vatican archives and uncover some startling documents, including a list of priests who had been granted immunity from prosecution by the Nazis.

Lastly, Dave Paulides visits a small village in Spain where a man claims to have seen Hitler in the 1950s. The team tracks down the man and listens to his story, but they need to verify his claims before they can take him seriously.

Throughout the episode, the team encounters several obstacles and set-backs. But despite these challenges, they remain determined to uncover the truth about Hitler's fate and continue their investigation into the Nazi's escape routes and the people who may have helped Hitler evade justice. By the end of the episode, they have gathered new leads and have renewed their commitment to the search, convinced more than ever that Hitler may have survived the war and gone into hiding.