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enlisted men, all single, and a Doctor Jana Ludvigsen of the Danish Bureau. Doctor Ludvigsen, despite her youth (she was 41 at the time of her assignment to Frobisher), was generally considered to be one of the world's foremost authorities on arctic environmental phenomena. |
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The detachment and its appointment and equipment were in complete disarray. It was obvious to our investigating team that there had been a struggle of significant proportions. |
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A generator powered walk-in refrigeration unit, serial number USAF-776523-AA, was discovered to be holding the remains of the six men. All six had been butchered and hung by their legs in the unit. They appeared to be, if you will pardon the expression, prepared for consumption. The bodies were hung right beside two frozen beef carcasses. From this, we drew the assumption that there was no shortage of meat at the time of this outrage. |
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The Frobisher complex includes four tarpaper constructed buildings of the billet type. One was used for married personnel and their families; one was used for single personnel. A third building contained an activities room, a kitchen, the chapel and the medical facilities. The fourth building, of course, contained the weather equipment. |
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Based on our discovery in the isolated |
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