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(1984) The Goler Clan — Canada’s Most Isolated Inbred Family Uncovered

In 1984, high in Nova Scotia’s South Mountain region, social workers and the RCMP uncovered one of the most shocking family abuse cases in Canadian history — the Goler Clan. For decades a large extended family lived in isolation, with almost no modern schooling, welfare oversight or connection to the outside world. What investigators found went far beyond neglect: a system of abuse, secrecy and trauma passed down through generations. In this video, we explore: The setting: South Mountain’s remote cabins and impoverished community How the family’s isolation grew into a hidden culture of abuse The discovery, investigation and courtroom saga that exposed the Golers to the world The survivors, the broken system and the still-unanswered questions 🔔 If you want more deep-dive storytelling into true-crime, untold history and hidden communities — hit Subscribe and turn on notifications. 👍 If you found this video gripping or surprising, please like and share it — it helps me reach more people. ❓ Comment below: What part of the Goler story shocked you the most? Do you think this could happen again today — somewhere remote, unseen? #GolerClan #TrueCrimeCanada #GenerationalTrauma #NovaScotia #hiddenhistory (1984) The Goler Clan — Canada’s Most Isolated Inbred Family Uncovered