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What if I told you there was once a tribe of giant red-headed cannibals roaming the deserts of Nevada?

An ancient race of people so feared and so dangerous that their

enemies eventually trapped them in a cave and burnt them alive. Every single man, woman, and child.

Sounds a little too bizarre to be true, but this story has literally been passed down for generations

among the northern piute. What's more, there's actual scientific evidence to back it up.

Mamified remains that include what appear to be a very tall man with, you guessed it, red hair.

And here's the crazy part. Those remains were located in the exact same cave where the

payute allegedly exterminated the red-headed man-eaters. So who or what were these mysterious people?

Were they really flesh-eaten giants or just a misunderstood tribe of outsiders?

Or is there something far stranger buried beneath the centuries of Paiute oral traditions?

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My name's Josh and this is the Wild West extravaganza.

The northern Paiute have called the Great Basin home for thousands of years,

roaming throughout what's now known as Eastern California, Western Nevada,

southeastern Oregon, and even parts of Idaho. Traditionally, they were semi-nomadic hunter

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