Strange Disappearance Of The Anjikuni Village People

Many people refuse to acknowledge, that we are notwere no footprints in the snow-covered ground to give
always in control. So what of this story? How canlead or clue as to the villager's whereabouts.
anyone ever explain this logically?Labelle, now panic-stricken, took off running non-stop
On a freezing winter's night in November 1930,to the telegraph office. A message was sent to the
Canadian fur trapper, Joe Labelle was to discover,Royal Canadian Mounted Police who turned up a few
under the glare of a full moon, one of the mosthours later.
remarkable disappearances known to date. TheThe Mounties searched the village...what they found
bustling Eskimo village's 2,000 inhabitants, located onwould have chilled any man to the bone. In the village
the shoreline of Lake Anjikuni in Canada, had vanishedburial ground, every single grave was unearthed and
without trace.empty. This was even more unnerving as the icy
Labelle's discovery began as he approached theground around the graves was as hard as rock.
village with nervous trepidation, when an unnaturalA massive search party was organised. During the
silence met him. His anxiety lifted a little when he heardinvestigation, there was another unsettling discovery;
the crackling embers of a fire. As the flickering, amberthe entire pack of sleigh dogs were found buried under
flames came into view, he dashed towards it in the12 feet of snow...all had starved to death.
hope of finding someone attending to it. However, heIf that wasn't enough, all of a sudden a strange blue
was met with a pot of blackened stew still simmeringlight began shimmering on the horizon. This was not the
and no one around.Northern Lights, it seemed artificial and pulsated until at
Labelle then walked around the village peeringlast it faded into the darkness, leaving all who
cautiously into every hut, where he noticed food andwitnessed it, dumbstruck.
provisions in abundant supply in each. The fishNewspapers worldwide reported the mass vanishing
storehouse was also adequately stocked, but not aof the 2,000 Eskimos. Many thought the disappearance
soul or a sleigh dog was to be seen. Labelle lookedwould lead to some sort of logical explanation, but to
around the perimeter of the village and noticed thereno avail...the Anjikuni tribe has never been seen again.