Canada's Greatest Mystery: The Complete Disappearance of Lake Anjikuni Village
Canada's Greatest Mystery: The Complete Disappearance of Lake Anjikuni VillageIn 1930, fur trapper Joe Labelle walked into an Inuit village on Lake Anjikuni expecting to trade stories and supplies with people he'd known for years. Instead, he found something that defied every logical explanation: an entire community had vanished without a trace. Not fled, not relocated, not destroyed. Vanished. Food still warm on tables, fires still burning, supplies untouched. Even the sled dogs were dead in their harnesses, abandoned to starve. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police investigated, filed reports, then spent decades trying to pretend it never happened. This isn't urban legend territory. This actually occurred, with real witnesses, real investigators, and real government attempts to bury the story. We're talking about dozens of people who simply ceased to exist in one of the most unforgiving environments on Earth, leaving behind a mystery that challenges everything we think we know about how people disappear. The deeper you dig into what happened at Lake Anjikuni, the more you realize someone really doesn't want you asking questions.LakeAnjikuni #CanadianMystery #UnsolvedMystery #MassDisappearance #TrueCrime #ParanormalCanada #ArcticMysteryThanks for listening to 10 Minute Mystery. If you found this episode interesting, please subscribe, leave a review, or share it with fellow mystery fans. Your support helps more people discover these stories and allows me to keep producing new episodes. For questions or feedback, you can reach me at joe@10minutemurder.com.