<p>A Canadian fur trapper stumbled across an abandoned Inuit village in the winter of 1930.  Though the shelters were still intact and provisions plentiful, there was evidence that suggested the people had left in a hurry and at once.  The Royal Canadian Mounted Police investigation turned up no clues that could explain the disappearance of the people of Lake Angikuni.  It was as if they had vanished into thin air.</p>

A Canadian fur trapper stumbled across an abandoned Inuit village in the winter of 1930. Though the shelters were still intact and provisions plentiful, there was evidence that suggested the people had left in a hurry and at once. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police investigation turned up no clues that could explain the disappearance of the people of Lake Angikuni. It was as if they had vanished into thin air.

<p>A Canadian fur trapper stumbled across an abandoned Inuit village in the winter of 1930.&nbsp; Though the shelters were still intact and provisions plentiful, there was evidence that suggested the people had left in a hurry and at once.&nbsp; The Royal Canadian Mounted Police investigation turned up no clues that could explain the disappearance of the people of Lake Angikuni.&nbsp; It was as if they had vanished into thin air.</p>

The Village that Vanished

A paranormal podcast delving into mysteries such as disappearances, cryptids, monsters, extraterrestrials, ghosts, and just about any other paranormal stuff we can come up with -- and then trying to make sense of it all.

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The Village that Vanished

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