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In 2014, HMS Erebus was found sitting upright in eleven meters of Arctic water, in the exact stretch of sea that Inuit witnesses had described on the record in the 1850s and 1860s. They had boarded the ship at anchor. They had watched her sink. They sold searchers silverware engraved with the crests of Franklin's own officers. Their testimony was published, available for over a century, and dismissed because of who they were. Everything in this episode is documented: the 1845 expedition and its 129 men, the three graves on Beechey Island, John Rae's 1854 report and the relics he carried home, the sentence about the last resource that made Victorian Britain attack the witnesses instead of grieving, Charles Dickens' public campaign against Inuit testimony, the Victory Point note found in 1859, the detailed ship accounts collected by Hall and Schwatka, the 1984 exhumations and the photographs of John Torrington, the cut marks confirmed in the 1990s, the ice that forced the 2014 search into the exact zone the elders had named, the historian Louie Kamookak, and the tip from ranger Sammy Kogvik that found HMS Terror two years later in a bay already called Terror Bay. Subscribe. This channel keeps the files where the witnesses were right, and the shelf keeps growing. Every claim here is checkable tonight, from Rae's 1854 report to Parks Canada's own statements crediting Inuit oral history. The Erebus was never really lost. Weigh it yourself.

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