Fight or flight.

It's a natural human instinct.

When we find ourselves looking into the face of danger, we either defend ourselves and attack,

or we run the other way, avoid, avoid, avoid at all costs.

A lot of us don't even know which we'll choose until we find ourselves in those situations.

Even then, every circumstance is different.

Sometimes there's not even a time to think, only time to react.

Which is why I am dying to know what kind of threat makes someone leave everything behind.

Back in 1930, a fur trapper was roaming in a very remote part of northern Canada when he stumbled upon the unthinkable.

A tiny Inuit village had become a ghost town,

and not in a way where people packed up and moved. Whatever happened here

happened quickly and in a moment of pure distress. Garments were left half-sown, dogs were left

behind to starve. An old grave had been dug up. And the villagers were nowhere to be found.

To this day, no one knows for sure what happened,

but the source of the threat seemed so menacing

that it might have been rooted in the supernatural.

I'm Ashley Flowers.

Welcome back.

Music I'm Ashley Flowers. Welcome back. We've covered a lot of creepy topics on this show, but today's story about Anjikuni Lake might be one of the eriest yet. I'm Yvette Gentile. And I'm her sister, Rasha Pecorero.

And today we're talking about a truly mind-bending disappearance.

And while we don't cover a ton of disappearances on So Supernatural, Rasha and I had a show called

Facing Evil, where we covered a ton of different cases.

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