In 2003, two young brothers walked out of the forests of British Columbia and into a small town that had no idea its generosity was about to be tested. They called themselves Will Green and Tom Green, claiming a life beyond civilization, free from records, rules, and modern society. What followed was not just a mystery, but a moral reckoning.Vernon opened its doors, its kitchens, and its hearts. Meals were shared, clothes were given, and strangers became protectors overnight. But as questions mounted, the story that once felt miraculous began to unravel. What was truth, what was performance, and who really benefited from believing? "The True Story of Wild Boys" takes you inside the kindness that first welcomed them, the suspicions that grew, and the investigation that changed everything. This is not just the tale of two brothers. It is a story about trust, vulnerability, and how quickly compassion can turn into doubt. If you've ever wondered how far belief can stretch - and what happens when it finally breaks - this book will stay with you long after the last page. Step into the mystery, feel the tension, and decide for yourself what you would have believed.