[SunkenCiv]

Dr. Lynne Bell examining the bones of the Mad Trapper after the body was exhumed from the cemetery in Aklavik. Bell performed isotope testing on the skeletal structure to determine the bones were of a man not from Canada, but from either the midwest United States or Scandinavia. - photo courtesy of Carrie Gour

[SunkenCiv]

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[norton]

Good stuff.
Stories don't have to be BIG to be interesting.

[Paine in the Neck]

The Death of Albert Johnson -- The Mad Trapper of Rat River

I picked this up on holiday in Alberta 20 yrs ago. It's a fun vacation read.

There was a movie made very roughly based on this with Lee Marvin and Charles Bronson.

[wildbill]

He was up there to trap and kill Mounties.

He always got his Mountie.