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Village of the Dead:

Mystery of Lake Anjikuni

Lake Anjikuni is located near the Kazan river in the Kivalliq region, Canada.In 1930 a newsman reported a small village right off the lake Anjikuni, once-industrious Inuit village on the shores of lake had vanished without a trace.The village always welcome the fur trappers who passed through occasionally.But in 1930 it was reported that all villagers have gone by Joe Labelle, a well known fur trapper in the region. He found unfinished shirts that still had needles in them and food hanging over fire pits and therefore concluded that the villagers had left suddenly.Even more disturbing, he found seven sled dogs dead and grave that is undistributed.According to the earliest versions, details such as mysterious lights in the sky, and empty graves, and over thousand people missing.Too add to the mystery, the Mounties, reported seeing a blue light, too artificial to be the northern lights, pulsing on the horizon before fading in to the darkness. Despite numerous investigations, around 2000 thousand Inuits never seen again and tale of the missing Anjikuni village will be passed down through generations to come.

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Read more at: http://www.shieldsgazette.com/news/offbeat/mystery-of-inuit-village-where-even-the-dead-disappeared-1-7189869

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Gerlinde22 August 2017 at 10:35
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Gerlinde22 August 2017 at 10:37
That's fascinating and mysterious, but you should have your articles proof read first, for example by me. Honest, I'm good at that. (One mistake is: it has to be TO, not TOO here - "Too add to the mystery, ..") Sorry.

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Village of the Dead:

Mystery of Lake Anjikuni

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