Hey y’all, this week on Monstrous, we’re heading north to one of the most mysterious places on Earth—the Alaskan Triangle. A vast, unofficial region where over 20,000 people have gone missing since the 1970s, and nearly 70% are never found.
From planes disappearing without distress calls to hikers vanishing on marked trails, we’re diving deep into the cases, the statistics, and the strange theories that keep this mystery alive. Why does Alaska have the highest missing persons rate in the U.S.—ten times the national average? And why do some pilots report instruments going dead mid-flight?
If you or someone you know is connected to a missing persons case in Alaska—especially an Indigenous family—please share their story. Keep their name alive. Don’t let them be forgotten.
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