This condition is present when a person thinks they have become a Wendigo, and begin to crave human flesh even when there are other food sources nearby. Those with the condition were believed to be in the early stages of becoming Wendigoag. One of the most well-known instances of Wendigo Psychosis is the case of Swift Runner. In 1878, he killed and ate his wife and five children. He was tried and executed at Fort Saskatchewan, and seemed to express deep remorse before his death. "I am the least of men and do not merit even being called a
This condition is present when a person thinks they have become a Wendigo, and begin to crave human flesh even when there are other food sources nearby. Those with the condition were believed to be in the early stages of becoming Wendigoag. One of the most well-known instances of Wendigo Psychosis is the case of Swift Runner. In 1878, he killed and ate his wife and five children. He was tried and executed at Fort Saskatchewan, and seemed to express deep remorse before his death. "I am the least of men and do not merit even being called a