Join host Jack Maddox as he unravels the Franklin Expedition mystery, where 129 Royal Navy sailors vanished in the Arctic in 1845. Discover the dark truth behind poisoned supplies, desperate survival, and secrets buried beneath the ice for 160 years.

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Join AI host Jack Maddox as he unravels the 169-year hunt for HMS Erebus and Terror, Sir John Franklin's doomed 1845 Arctic expedition. Discover Lady Jane Franklin's relentless campaign, modern sonar discoveries, preserved bodies, and underwater drone footage revealing sealed cabins frozen in time.

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Jack Maddox examines the doomed 1848 Franklin Expedition, following 105 Royal Navy sailors who abandoned their ice-locked ships and died during a desperate Arctic march. Through Inuit testimony, Victorian denial, and forensic evidence revealing cut-marked bones, we uncover the tragedy of Starvation Cove and England's refusal to believe those who witnessed the truth.

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Jack Maddox explores how the 1845 Franklin Expedition became one of history's deadliest Arctic disasters. Examine the cascade of failures—lead-poisoned food, scurvy, thiamine deficiency, and brutal ice—that killed all 129 Royal Navy men, revealing how Victorian confidence met Arctic reality.

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