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He advances towards me, a knife in his right hand and a fist punched in his left. The Wanangada Valley, which is located deep in the Victorian High Country, is an isolated and rugged expanse of wilderness.

Dense forests stretch on for miles, cutting off much of the outside world.

Phone reception is unreliable, and some landmarks don't even appear on maps.

It's a place where nature dominates, where a wrong turn or a sudden shift in weather

can leave even the most experienced hikers disoriented and lost. Over the year, several individuals

have disappeared in the valley. While some cases have been attributed to misadventure,

others remain unexplained. The region itself has a dark history.

Back in 1917, the Wanangatta murders took place, one of Australia's most notorious unsolved

crimes. A station manager and his assistant were found dead in mysterious circumstances,

and their killer was never identified.

Despite its reputation, the Wanangara Valley remains a popular destination for campers and

hikers, drawn by its natural beauty and isolation. In March of 2020, however, a discovery was made that

would add another chapter to the valley's history of mystery

and intrigue. A camper moving through the remote bushland came across an unusual site.

It was a campsite, burned almost entirely to the ground. The remains of tent holes, chairs and

personal belongings lay among the scorched earth.

Nearby, a vehicle sat partially damaged by the fire.

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