Oct. 7, 2024
Terrifying & True | Dyatlov Pass Mystery: What Happened to the Nine Hikers?
The chilling story of the Dyatlov Pass Incident, where nine hikers mysteriously died in the Ural Mountains. Explore theories about what happened that fateful night.
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In the wild cold mountains of the Soviet Union, A
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group of skiers have their work cut out for them
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as they're hiking a major slow but when they never
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return home, questions begin to rise, and unfortunately, after they
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were found, there were even more questions. What you were
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about to be spurn Based on witness accounts, testimonies, and
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public record, this is terrifying and t for many who
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are elder millennials, such as myself. The Soviet Union is
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mostly a concert one cobbled together from documentaries and textbooks,
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as well as television shows and movies of a bygone era.
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But when it comes to the USSR, one thing is
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for certain. They were very secretive, but they were also
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always watching their citizens through the notorious KGB. Tonight's mystery
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is even more enigmatic because it took place behind the
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Iron Curtain in the Soviet Union, where a group of
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young people met a fate no one could have expected,
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and the Russians had no idea how it happened, or
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at least that's what they claim. We'll talk all about
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the diet lave Past incident after this. In the winter
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of nineteen fifty nine nine, experience cross country skiers died
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under mysterious circumstances while on a multi day expedition in
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the Russian Ural Mountains. Something caused all nine to suddenly
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evacuate the safety of their tent in the middle of
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the night without proper clothing, leading most of them to
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die of hypothermia. Others were found to have succumbed to
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severe injuries of unknown origin. The cause of the incident
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has been widely debated, spurring many theories, including ones involving
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UFOs and cryptids. On January twenty eighth, nineteen fifty nine,
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a party of ten skiers, consisting mostly of students from
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the Ural Polytechnic Institute set out on a trek to
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reach or Torten Mountain in what was the Soviet Union
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at the time. The route was considered a Category three
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hike and had been approved by this spurred Loss City
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Route Commission. The entire group was made up of certified
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Grade two hikers, all of which would be awarded their
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Grade three certification upon their return. Receiving a Grade three
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certification meant hiking at least one hundred and ninety miles
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and was the highest hiker certification given in the Soviet
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Union at the time. Suffice to say this was a
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group of very competent individuals, but it's their experience that
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may have led to their demise. On the evening of
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February one, nineteen fifty nine, the hikers, save one who
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had turned back due to an injury, set up camp
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for the night on the slope of colat Siakal, which
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ironically means dead mountain in the language used by the
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local Ugric indigenous people. According to diaries kept by the campers,
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which were later found a ban in the tent, this
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was not their original intent. Limited visibility due to a
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snowstorm caused them to head in the wrong direction and
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end up on the side of Colatsiako instead of across
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the mountain pass where they'd hoped to set up camp.
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Realizing their mistake, the group decided to camp on the
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mountain side, making a cut in the snow to protect
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their tent from the wind. Given the weather conditions, it
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would have made much more sense to camp slightly less
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than a mile downhill in a forested area as the
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storm raged, but for a reason we can only ever conjecture,
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they stayed put on the slope. This decision would turn
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out to be a crucial mistake responsible for cutting their
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lives short. During that night, an event occurred that caused
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the entire party to leave the tent, some only partially
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clothed and others naked, in temperatures likely lower than negative
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twenty four degrees celsius or negative eleven degrees fahrenheit. It
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wasn't until February twentieth that a search party consisting of
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students and teachers from the Eural Polytechnical Institute was assembled.
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Ivan Yetlov, the leader of the cross country hike, was
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supposed to telegraph the institute when the team returned from
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their expedition. He had expected that to be no later
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than February twelfth, but when no communication was received that day,
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it didn't raise alarm bells. Family and friends assumed they'd
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just underestimated the time needed to complete their journey. By
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the twentieth, it was clear that something was wrong, and
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a search party of students and teachers from the institute
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was assembled. An air search was also initiated by the
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military and police soon after. On the twenty sixth, members
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of the search party discovered the hikers badly damaged and
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partially snow so covered tent. Inside they found the hiker's belongings,
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including their clothes and shoes. Food was even laid out
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as if they'd been preparing a dinner. In addition, the
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tent had been ripped from the inside, as if they
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suddenly were very desperate to escape. However, no signs of
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a struggle were discovered. Leading away from the camp site
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were nine sets of footprints. Some of the prints were
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completely barefoot, while others showed that some had fled in
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only their socks or with just one of their shoes
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on these tracks all headed down the slope before disappearing
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into the snow after about a third of a mile.
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On the outskirts of the forest, not too far from
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the tracks, the search party found the first two campers
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dead under a tree near the remnants of a campfire.
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Both were barefoot and in their underwear. Three more members
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of the group were discovered between the forest and tent
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soon after. From the positioning of their bodies, it was
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concluded that they had been trying to return to the
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camp site when they died. These discoveries prompted a criminal investigation,
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but autopsies determined that all of the found party members
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had succumbed to hypothermia. It took two more months to
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find the remaining members of the expedition, Nicholas Thibou Brignol,
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Ludmila Dubanina, Alexander Zolotarov and Alexander Kolovatov, and their fate
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was more gruesome. They were discovered in a ravine in
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a river bed under thirteen feet of snow and eighty
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yards further into the forest than their companions. Thibeau Brignolo
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was found with a crushed skull, and Zolataiov and Dubanina
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had fractured ribs and crushed chests. Two of the four
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were also missing their eyes, and Dubanina had no tongue.
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This shocking find caused the police to suspect that the
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campers had been attacked by the Mansi, a local indigenous
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tribe that herd it reindeer in the area. It seemed
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possible that the party had accidentally strayed into the Mansi's
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territory and were killed. That theory was debunked rather quickly
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because no other footprints were found besides those of the campers,
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and the Mansei did not have any sacred sites in
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the area. Furthermore, the autopsies concluded that while three of
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the four died of their injuries, the force needed to
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create the damage to their bodies was far more than
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a human could produce, and was in fact more similar
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to injuries from a car crash. The soft tissue damage
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to their faces was determined to have occurred after death,
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either caused by animals or exposure to the water they'd
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been laying in. In May of nineteen fifty nine, the
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authorities officially closed the investigation. It was determined that the
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skier's deaths were caused by a quote natural compelling force.
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What the force was was not specified, and the vagueness
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of this conclusion left plenty of room for theories to develop.
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The first theory is that the campers encountered a yetti.
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In one of the photos taken by the campers that
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was found with their belongings, a dark bipedal creature can
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be seen lurking in the shadows. Believers of this theory
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cite this picture and an article about YETI sightings in
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the area published as evidence that the party met its
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grisly fate at the hands of this scryptid. That stated
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the newspaper responsible for publishing the article was known for
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exaggeration and dubious reporting, and while that could explain the
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superhuman force used to create some of the injuries and
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why the party was so anxious to run, it fails
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to take into account that no other tracks, yety human
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or any other animal were found at the campsite. Another
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theory of a more scientific nature suggests that the campers
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may have been driven from their tent by infrasound. In
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his twenty thirteen book Dead Mountain, Donnie Ekkar conjectured that
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when the wind passed over the mountain, it may have
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created sound below the frequency of human hearing. Infrasound, as
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it's called, can cause physical discomfort and panic, so it's
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possible that the campers felt the need to flee their
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tent after being exposed to it. This doesn't explain why
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some of the team died from such severe injuries, though,
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Speaking of wind, in twenty nineteen, independent investigators of the
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site proposed that kattabatic winds may have been responsible. They
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had an incident in an area of Sweden with similar
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topography where eight of nine hikers were killed by such
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winds to support their theory. Katabatic wind occurs when high
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pressure air is pushed downhill by gravity to an area
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of low pressure, causing high winds. The gusts could have
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been so strong that the group had no choice but
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to leave the tent and attempt to take shelter elsewhere.
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They may have even covered the tent in snow to
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keep it from blowing away so they could return once
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the danger was over. Strangely enough, the lead investigator in
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the original nineteen fifty nine case, Lent Ivanov, had a
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theory of his own that differs wildly from the natural
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compelling force conclusion that the government originally offered. In nineteen ninety,
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Ivanov came forward and said that he had been forced
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to censor his findings. He claimed that scorch marks on
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a tree where the first hikers were found was from
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a heat wret that had been aimed at them. Ivanov
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also said that there had been reports of bright flying
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spheres in the vicinity that February. In fact, since then,
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declassified documents show that a group of hikers camping some
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thirty miles away reported seeing orange spheres floating in the
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sky on the very same night as the incident. Ivanov
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believed that one of these glowing orbs exploded, killing some campers.
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In an interview, he stated that quote based on the
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evidence gathered, the role of UFO's in this tragedy was
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quite obvious, whether lev Ivanov was referring to other worldly
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UFOs or simply unknown government aircraft. There is a theory
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that the group may have wandered into a military testing site,
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and mysteriously, some of the clothing left on the bodies
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that were found in the ravine did have traces of
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radioactivity on them, but not all of them. The most
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damning evidence against this is that evidence of an explosion
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was never found. Perhaps skeptical of their own vague conclusion,
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the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation reopened the case
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in two thousand fifteen. In two thoy nineteen, they concluded
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that an avalanche was the most probable cause for the
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death of the cross country skiers. However, their reasoning was
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not disclosed, and later on in twenty nineteen, the Prosecutor
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General reopened the case again, only to come to the
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exact same conclusion. Critics state that the slope of the
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mountain was not steep enough to lead to an avalanche,
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and no debris or evidence of one was ever observed
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in the area. In twenty twenty one, Johann Gomme and
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Alexander M. Puzrin wrote an article explaining in detail how
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a small avalanche known as a slab avalanche could have
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led to the deaths of the skiers. They conjectured that
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when the hikers cut into the snow to level the
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surface and protect themselves from the wind, it weakened the
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stability of it. That, combined with the strong, potentially catabatic
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winds from the snow storm, allowed the snow slab above
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the tent to eventually collapse onto it. It may have
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even collapsed onto the entrance, which is why the hikers
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had to cut the tent to escape. The three makers
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who were fatally injured may have been crushed in the
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tent and then succumbed to their wounds later on, But
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the question remains, why did they run. It's possible that
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they believed this localized avalanche was actually occurring mountain wide.
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If that's the case, fleeing immediately would have been their
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best chance of survival. If this was a less experienced group,
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they may have actually been less likely to run and
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could have possibly realized that the snow falling on their
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tent was not the harbinger of something much worse. If
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they hadn't run, they likely would have been able to
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clear the snow, and most of the party could have survived. Unfortunately,
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since the entire group met their end on that cold
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February night, we'll never know for sure what happened to them,
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And while the Russian government seems wholeheartedly convinced it was
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an avalanche, their original vague conclusion and classification evidence, combined
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with their inability to explain their findings in the twenty
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twenty investigation, certainly leaves room for debate. Terrifying and True
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podcast going and growing, and speaking of I want to
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folks who pay us a little bit more to hear
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their name at the end of the show, and they
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we Met, Jack Kerr and Craig Cohen. Thank you all
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so much, and thank you all if for listening. We'll
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see you right here next time on Terrifying and True,
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