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Sixteen: Angikuni Lake - Never Trust a Mountie
Join us this week as we examine the mystery of Angikuni Lake, one of the most controversial paranormal events of all time. The Angikuni Lake disappearances has become a hallmark of examples of Mass Abduction by UFO, it's been theorized as one of the largest cover-ups in Canadian History, and it's been called a complete fabrication with absolute no basis in fact. However, we can assure you that SOMETHING did happen that day back in 1930 on the Shores of one of the most remote lakes on the face of the earth. Exactly what is was? Well, that's a different story.
Seriously though, go check out Fairy Tales for Unwanted Children, I promise you're going to love it!
Sources:
Village of the Dead: The Anjikuni Mystery - A great overview of the myth and story regarding its credibility
The Articles. These are behind a paywall, but the site does offer a one week free trial!
The November 27th, 1930 edition of the Danville Times, the first known source of the story.
Frank Edwards Article, May 9th, 1965, published in the Orlando Sentinel
The Sad Story of Bernie, a man who goes whaling for fun, published in the February 26th, 1972 copy of the Minneapolis Star
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Join us this week as we examine the mystery of Angikuni Lake, one of the most controversial paranormal events of all time. The Angikuni Lake disappearances has become a hallmark of examples of Mass Abduction by UFO, it's been theorized as one of the largest cover-ups in Canadian History, and it's been called a complete fabrication with absolute no basis in fact. However, we can assure you that SOMETHING did happen that day back in 1930 on the Shores of one of the most remote lakes on the face of the earth. Exactly what is was? Well, that's a different story.
Seriously though, go check out Fairy Tales for Unwanted Children, I promise you're going to love it!
Sources:
Village of the Dead: The Anjikuni Mystery - A great overview of the myth and story regarding its credibility
The Articles. These are behind a paywall, but the site does offer a one week free trial!
The November 27th, 1930 edition of the Danville Times, the first known source of the story.
Frank Edwards Article, May 9th, 1965, published in the Orlando Sentinel
The Sad Story of Bernie, a man who goes whaling for fun, published in the February 26th, 1972 copy of the Minneapolis Star
Please consider taking our demographic survey at http://survey.libsyn.com/notalonepodcast
If you enjoy the show, consider donating to our Patreon for access to bonus content and to be able to support the show!
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