The Lost Town of Fort Kent: The Fort Kent Wendigo

The Lost Town of Fort Kent: The Fort Kent Wendigo The story of the Fort Kent Wendigo, the monster that killed an entire town.

The Wendigo possesses a variety of superhuman physical abilities as a result of transformation by an ancient mystical curse. The curse causes anyone that ingests the flesh of another human, while within the Canadian wilderness, to transform into the Wendigo. Aside from its vast strength, the tissues of the Wendigo's body are considerably stronger than those of a human being, providing it with supe

rhuman durability. A Wendigo's body can resist high caliber machine gun rounds without sustaining injury. If a Wendigo is injured, it can recover from the physical trauma with tremendous speed and efficiency, giving rise to the quote "strike him down and he shall only rise again". The dense fur covering the Wendigo's body grants it immunity to the harsh conditions of the extreme cold weather common in the areas in which the Wendigo has appeared. The Wendigo can be rendered unconscious by sufficient force, such as severe physical injury and trauma, but it has even been able to regenerate from being completely disemboweled, including having its heart removed from its body. However, consumption of a removed heart will confer all powers and even the form of the Wendigo on whoever consumes it. The Wendigo's fingers and toes are tipped with razor sharp, retractable claws that are capable of piercing skin due to a combination of the toughness of the claws and the Wendigo's massive physical strength. Even though each Wendigo was once a human being, in most cases very little is left of the person it once was. It possesses little intelligence and can be considered non-sentient, and with the exception of brief and rare instances, is unable to remember things about its former life. It also lacks the ability to speak anything other than its own name, which it often will yell and repeat during its attacks. On the night of October 12 1921, all 48 men, women and children of Fort Kent prepared to sleep. Early next morning the remains of 37 bodies were discovered in the streets, fields and homes of the small village.

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The story of the Fort Kent Wendigo, the monster that killed an entire town.

Set in Fort Kent, where a mysterious monster known as the Wendigo begins to slaughter residents of the town one-by-one, ...
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Set in Fort Kent, where a mysterious monster known as the Wendigo begins to slaughter residents of the town one-by-one, a small group of people look to end the monster's terror before all the children have been killed.

A clip from the documentary about the mass murders in Fort Kent. Based on the legend of the Fort Kent Wendigo. Find out more here http://on.fb.me/wgaX20

This Halloween, watch the Creepy Canada episode that features The Fort Kent Wendigo!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xr5o4...
10/31/2013

This Halloween, watch the Creepy Canada episode that features The Fort Kent Wendigo!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xr5o4WCMEOQ

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Although it sounds like the name of some sort of restaurant chain that sells chicken wings, unbeknownst to most is the ancient indian legend of the Wendigo Spirit. Originating as a myth of the Algonquian Indians, this demon is believed to lurk between Canada and North America. The creature is said t...

10/31/2012

The Bonnyville Nouvelle is looking for stories about the Fort Kent Wendigo. Contact them for more information.

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10/31/2012

More messages are coming in about The Fort Kent Wendigo. I want to thank all those that have shared.

If you have a story about The Fort Kent Wendigo and want to tell it, post it here.

Another account of the Wendigo in Fort Kent.
10/29/2012

Another account of the Wendigo in Fort Kent.

The Wendigo The Wendigo is a mythical creature that is bipedal, can reach up to fifteen feet, glowing eyes, long yellowish canine teeth and a hyper-extened tounge. In Native American mythology, the Wendigo was once a great warrior. When the Wendigo was faced with an enemy he could not defeat he c...

10/29/2012

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Apparently William Blake was the leader of a commune of some kind around 1756. A local farmer was killed by what seemed to be a bear and the folks of Fort Kent Alberta blamed the members of the commune. Blake refused to leave, although he should have. The very next year the farmers went back to t...

10/25/2012

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