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So Supernatural
The podcast mentioned a 1983 paperback that covered the Anjikuni Lake case and quoted three fur trappers who claimed to have seen strange craft, though the hosts warned the book contained numerous factual errors.
For example, a 1983 book called The World's Great UFO Mysteries covers the disappearance, and it includes statements from three fur trappers. They were passing near Anjikuni Lake around the time of th...
— Episode: DISAPPEARED: Anjikuni Lake
Episode: DISAPPEARED: Anjikuni Lake
The podcast mentioned a 1983 paperback that covered the Anjikuni Lake case and quoted three fur trappers who claimed to have seen strange craft, though the hosts warned the book contained numerous factual errors.
For example, a 1983 book called The World's Great UFO Mysteries covers the disappearance, and it includes statements from three fur trappers. They were passing near Anjikuni Lake around the time of the disappearance. At one point they looked up in the sky and saw one or more strange craft flying overhead, and apparently they were headed right toward the village.
Their account was only reported in one place, in the book The World's Greatest UFO Mysteries. And that book got a lot of the facts wrong. For example, it says the village had a population of 1,200 people, not just 25.