Alaska's Inyokun: Sasquatch Encounters and Missing Persons

Alaska is known for its breathtaking landscapes and abundant wildlife, but it also has a reputation for a high number of missing persons cases. The YouTube channel Cult Faction brings us a trailer for a documentary titled "On the Trail of Bigfoot: Land of the Missing," which explores the possibility that some of these disappearances may be connected to Sasquatch. The video begins by acknowledging the frequent occurrence of people going missing in Alaska, and introduces the concept of "inyokun," shadowy, hairy creatures resembling Bigfoot. The idea that Sasquatch may be responsible for some of these disappearances is then presented, with the explanation that Sasquatch are not friendly forest dwellers, but rather animals trying to survive. The video goes on to discuss the native Alaskan superstition that if you enter a Sasquatch's territory, you may be taken and never seen again. It is suggested that Sasquatch may be deliberately pushing people out of rural areas and back towards population centers. One particularly chilling story is shared of a group of people who heard noises on the roof of their cabin and were lured outside, only to disappear. The video emphasizes that encounters with Sasquatch can be dangerous and even fatal. As a curator of this video, I encourage readers to watch the trailer for "On the Trail of Bigfoot: Land of the Missing" and draw their own conclusions. The possibility of a connection between missing persons cases and Sasquatch activity is a fascinating and intriguing one, and this documentary promises to delve deeper into this mystery. Whether you are a seasoned Bigfoot researcher or simply a curious observer, this video is sure to leave you with plenty to ponder.