Crimes never solved, eerie sightings never explained and paranormal events that stretch the limits of the mind—these mysteries continue to
baffle British Columbians to this very day:

• Ogopogo has its roots in Native mythology, and numerous sightings dating back to the 1870s have only fuelled the legend. Could a monk really dwell in Okanagan Lake?
• Lindsay Buziak, a young real estate agent from Victoria, was brutally murdered in 2008 after being lured to a home by two people posing as potential clients. Will her killers ever be brought to justice?
• In 1991, four-year-old Michael Dunahee was playing only metres away from his parents when he vanished without a trace in Victoria. Even with new leads, will we ever know what happened to him?
• Camels in BC? It is the stuff of legends, especially to Tanas Johnny, who thought he had seen the devil and died of fright.
• Dozens of unexplained sightings in recent years have occurred in the Houston-Smithers-Terrace region, creating a BC UFO Triangle. Why is the area the UFO capital of Canada?
• Charismatic Doukhobor leader Peter Verigin was killed in a massive train explosion between Castlegar and Grand Forks in 1924. Was his death a tragic accident, or might it have been a sinister murder plot