Death comes for everyone.

But humans never stop trying to bargain.

As long as we've felt time closing in, we've chased myths and miracle stories about

springs that can rewind the clock or help us outrun the end.

The fountain of youth might be the oldest of them.

A shimmering promise that somewhere out there is a way to live forever.

In 1513, Juan Ponce de Leon sailed north from Puerto Rico.

Officially, he was looking for new land, but, legend says,

he was also chasing that fountain.

A middle-aged conquistador desperate to reclaim what time had already taken.

To carve his name into history before history,

erased him.

He never found immortality.

He found Florida.

But the impulse behind his journey never died.

It just change his faces across centuries.

That same hunger, the refusal to fade quietly is what drives today's story, about a retired

criminal chasing his own private fountain, one perfect final heist to bring his name and

his life back from the dead.

Let me ask you, when the fear of fading, said Sen, what would you risk to outrun it?

I'm Harvey Guillain, and this is Killer Stories.

I'm Harvey Guillain, and this is Killer Stories. It's 2015.

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