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I'm Ashley.

And I'm Lacey, and this is United States of Murder. This week, we're discussing a case that blends violent crimes, fugitive manhunts, and indigenous folklore. Then we'll talk about the Alaskan Avenger. So buckle up and join us on this dark and twisted ride through the last frontier state.

In the frozen expanse of Alaska, where the tundra stretches farther than the eye can see,

and the wind carries whispers of the past, there are stories that locals dare not dismiss.

I'm sorry.

That sounded like a douche.

I was going for a lifetime movie, but...

That too.

So among the Enupac people, there are tales of Innikans.

Small, elusive beings with uncanny strength,

rumored to roam the wilderness unseen. Some say they're protectors of the land. Others say they

punish those who show disrespect. Their eyes are said to glint like ice underneath the midnight

sun and their footprints vanish as quickly as they appear. What? Yeah. In my mind, this is the

little thing from the Stephen King cat's eye. I'm not sure what that is.

I'm going to pull it up.

Continue.

Okay.

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