Hey guys, Steve here. You are listening to one of our original 26 episodes. If you listen to any of our new episodes, you're gonna notice that we're sounding a little different in these ones.

Yeah, there's a reason for that. There is. They've been remastered. They have been remastered.

Because they had a really annoying hum.

Yeah, I mean, huge thanks to listener James for doing almost all of the legwork on this thing.

You'll also notice if you had listened to what we're calling the last 26 episodes before, and you're re-listening now, the music and sound effects are gone.

Yes, we've gone back to straight audio. So, be warned. We sound a little different today than we do in what you're about to listen to.

Yeah. Bye.

Bye.

Thinking sideways.

I don't understand that.

I've not come to you.

You never know.

Keep the picture, keep the picture, keep the photo, keep the picture smiling.

What?

Stories of things we simply don't know the answer to.

Well, hello there. Welcome to another episode of Thinking sideways. We are the podcast that tackles the unsolved mysteries that have baffled people to the ages, and we solve them.

My name is Joe on my left is Steve, and on my right is Devon.

And so, we're going to delve into another really cool unsolved mystery.

This is the Anjikuni Lake Mystery. It's a disappearance of an entire tribe of Eskimos.

And this story has got everything. It's got mysterious blue blinking lights in the sky, church desecration, Canadian mounted police, grave robbery, and a cross-stressing dog.

And did I leave anything out?

No, I think you hit it off.

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