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In the winter of 1930, a trapper arrived at an Inuit settlement along the remote shores of Lake Anjikuni—and found a village caught in a moment that felt impossibly wrong. Fires still smoldered. Stew sat frozen in pots. Rifles rested in neat rows. But every person who lived there had vanished without a trace.

This episode unravels one of the most chilling mysteries in northern folklore: the alleged disappearance of an entire community in the Northwest Territories. We walk through the first reports, the panicked headlines, the rumors of strange lights in the sky, and the modern skepticism that questions whether the event ever truly happened at all.

But the Arctic keeps its secrets well. And as the legend grew, so did stories from travelers and locals—voices on the wind, lights drifting across the lake, warmth inside abandoned huts where no fire burned.

Was it a case of sensational journalism, a tale stretched thin across a century… or did something really move through that village and extinguish its footsteps?

The beautiful, seasonal ICEHOTEL is stunning and unique in its conception and execution. But, it's also said to be haunted. Tonight, we'll look into the lore.

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