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The Gruesome Tale of the Franklin Expedition: Cannibalism in Doomed Journey Proven Real
Famous explorer Sir John Franklin led 129 men in an expedition that took them from their homeland in Great Britain to the Canadian Arctic. Two ships sailed, zero returned, and only a tragic tale of cannibalism drifted back to shore.
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