In the middle of the Pacific, just forty people live on Pitcairn, a speck of land with no airport, no port, and no escape. Once remembered as the last refuge of the Bounty mutineers, the island became infamous in the 2000s when shocking crimes tore apart its tiny community. Nearly half of its men ended up behind bars.
Writer: Vlad Racovita
Editor: Santhi Christina
Music by Alisia from Pixabay: Nature Documentary
Tags: Pitcairn Island, Pitcairn documentary, Mutiny on the Bounty, HMS Bounty, Fletcher Christian, William Bligh, Pitcairn history, British Overseas Territory, Remote islands, Most isolated island, Pacific islands, history documentary, Life on remote islands, British empire history, crime stories, Pitcairn Island story, History of British colonies, Pitcairn Island explained, History of Pitcairn
Writer: Vlad Racovita
Editor: Santhi Christina
Music by Alisia from Pixabay: Nature Documentary
Tags: Pitcairn Island, Pitcairn documentary, Mutiny on the Bounty, HMS Bounty, Fletcher Christian, William Bligh, Pitcairn history, British Overseas Territory, Remote islands, Most isolated island, Pacific islands, history documentary, Life on remote islands, British empire history, crime stories, Pitcairn Island story, History of British colonies, Pitcairn Island explained, History of Pitcairn
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