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41 Men Followed the Cold Peak Sisters to Their Binding Chamber — All Disappeared in 1901

In the yellowed archives of Baxter County, Arkansas, there is a short note written in the margin of a 1902 police report that has never been officially explained. Just four words, written in graffiti that has faded with time: “followed the sisters.” There are no full names, no signature, no conclusion. Just this dry observation, lost among records of overdue taxes and incomplete death certificates. It is from this almost invisible line that one of the most disturbing episodes ever documented along the old Ozark Trail begins. Between 1898 and 1901, forty-one men disappeared in the vicinity of Cold Peak Trail, a little-used route used by loggers, traveling salesmen, small farmers, and seasonal workers who crossed the hills of northern Arkansas in search of temporary employment. None of them returned. No bodies were officially recovered. No formal confessions were recorded.