Imagine a remote Alaskan village where silence is sacred, legends are law, and the wilderness hides more than wolves. Now picture this: a respected Native actor vanishes into the snow after a spree of brutal attacks, only to resurface with an unbelievable claim-that he was possessed by Iñukuns, mysterious beings from Iñupiaq folklore long whispered about in hushed tones. This isn't fiction-this is the extraordinary true story behind Blood & Myth, the Hulu documentary that's captured global attention. For generations, the Iñupiaq people have spoken of Iñukuns-the little ones in the mountains, the watchers, the tricksters who live between worlds. But when Teddy Kyle Smith, an admired figure in the Native arts community, linked these spirits to a real-life tragedy, the Western justice system dismissed it as delusion. What followed was a courtroom drama that ignored the cultural truths of an entire people and a media frenzy that turned myth into madness. This meticulously researched book uncovers the chilling reality behind the Midnight Son Murders-the real events that inspired the documentary-and reveals how cultural misunderstanding, legal blind spots, and spiritual reckoning collided in the most isolated corner of America. Through first-hand interviews, court transcripts, Indigenous oral history, and archived journalism, Blood & Myth: The True Story of the Iñukuns and the Midnight Son Murders takes you deep into the frozen heart of a mystery the world was never meant to understand. But behind the headlines and courtroom testimonies lies a deeper question: What happens when ancient stories walk into modern courtrooms? How do you measure justice in a world where spirits are as real as snow? This isn't just true crime-it's a haunting exploration of belief, identity, and what happens when two worlds refuse to see each other. As true-crime obsessives, anthropologists, and spiritual seekers alike tune into the Hulu series, this book goes further-pulling back the veil on what the cameras couldn't show. If you've ever felt drawn to the cold edges of the map-where folklore breathes and the wind speaks-this story will grip you like frost on skin. It is as much about what happened as it is about what cannot be explained. In a time when cultural truth is too often buried beneath legal jargon, the story of the Iñukuns rises like a revenant. Order your copy of Blood & Myth: The True Story of the Iñukuns and the Midnight Son Murders today. Whether you're a fan of the documentary, a lover of real-life mysteries, or someone who understands that some truths don't need permission to exist, this book will change how you see the land, the law, and the stories we fear to speak. Don't let this story stay buried. The truth is colder-and stranger-than fiction.