In May 1978, four teenage boys named Richard, William, George, and Mark went on a fishing trip to Radiant Lake in Canada. Unfortunately, a black bear had been stalking them without their knowledge. As the boys fished and relaxed, the bear attacked George, breaking his neck and killing him instantly. William and Mark went searching for George but were also killed by the bear.
Richard, realizing that his friends were missing, attempted to find them, but he was unsuccessful. He eventually sought help from local authorities. When the search party arrived, they discovered the bodies of the three boys in the brush. Initially, investigators believed that the bear had been attracted to the trout in George's pocket, but upon closer inspection, they found that the trout was still intact. The incident was a horrific nightmare for all involved.
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