Monday, 14 September 2015
Pure History Specials - Arctic Manhunt
"...On Christmas Day, 1931, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, with the assistance of #aboriginal #trackers, approached a rural cabin near the #Arctic Circle. They were there to question an unknown #trapper about vandalized trap lines but were met with open fire instead of answers. Over the next 49 days one of the largest #criminal searches in Canadian history ensued, taking the #RCMP above the Arctic Circle where they had to endure harsh weather conditions on top of firefights with the mysterious #fugitive they were pursuing. Ending with the trapper's suicide, police found $2,400 in cash on his body but nothing to identify him or indicate why he was on the run. [...] Almost 80 years later, #forensic #experts #dig up the remains of the fugitive to try and determine his identity once and for all...." #video http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/arctic-manhunt/ https://youtu.be/E4GHEAAiKvc
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