The bizarre tale of one Inuit tribe’s mass disappearance.
One bitter nighttime in November 1930 , an fatigued Canadian pelt trapper named Joe Labelle sought asylum from the cold and unknowingly hit across one of story ’s most remarkable mysteries . The once - industrious Inuit Greenwich Village on the shores of Lake Anjikuni that Labelle had see throughout his travel had vanished without a ghost .
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Trudging through the unfermented snow , Labelle cautiously approach the unsounded village in search of shelter . Still steaming , grey run emanated from a charred pot of sweat and eerily wove themselves through the night sky . Clearly , Labelle mused , someone had to be around .
search further , Labelle checked the huts and found clothing and food ( two thing you certainly would n’t leave behind if abandoning a settlement ) , both in large enough amounts to last the Inuits through wintertime . And yet , Labelle did n’t come across a individual soul or sled dog ; and what ’s more , no footprint position in the snow .
Source : Enigmas DaCris
author : National Paranormal Association
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Terrified , Labelle traversed the subzero terrain and made his way of life to the nearest telegraphy office where , sternly frostbitten , he mail a message to the Canadian Mounted Police for help .
On comer , they explore the settlement thoroughly and made a atrocious breakthrough . In the small town burying ground , every grave accent had been unearthed and lay empty . An total plurality of sled dogs , which had been starved to demise , was also find just beyond the village , having been swallow under 12 feet of snow .
To add to the mystery , the Mounties reported ensure a profane light that night , too stilted to be the Northern Lights , pulsing on the horizon before fading into the darkness .
Source:Enigmas DaCris
Despite numerous investigating , the 2,000 Inuits were never seen again and the tale of the missing Anjikuni kin group will be passed down through generations to come .
Source:National Paranormal Association
Source:National Paranormal Association
