BrainScratch: Dyatlov Part 1- The Basics

[@bridgidigital]

Of the many stories I've read about & watched videos of many times before, you always manage to bring a slew of new, previously unreported details along with a perspective that doesn't miss one inch of detail, regardless of how possibly significant or insignificant it may be. I appreciate your time & dedication & I'm certain the friends & family of the missing/victims appreciate your hard work more than words can express. Many thanks, John!

[@saianarchy]

This is my all time favorite mystery. Sooo glad you did the series, love all of them.

[@desireelynnmoss]

Always been one of my favorite topics. It's one of those stories that you hear about that starts out seemingly normal until you start uncovering all of the many details. No matter whether because of natural events or something more supernatural- imagining what these people went through is terrifying in any light.

[@dovejc8340]

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[@LordanARTS]

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Me too.

[@feliciachristiansen9720]

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[@carolynnichols3476]

Look at photos taken of the bodies & the autopsies. There was evidence of damage to their knuckles. As for the snow on the tent, it developed during snowfall. Very sturdy tent built by Dyatlov. No avalanche. Tent poles would not be standing after an avalanche.

[@ESSER68NJ]

this is my all time favorite stories. thanks for the time on this sub.

[@LordanARTS]

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[@timbump1850]

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[@venicemackay9244]

this is very creepy for sure good job on this story.

[@stephaniecassin3696]

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[@LordanARTS]

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[@johnjohnson1418]

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[@mokuskacska]

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[@MzMaryK606]

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[@LordanARTS]

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[@vegasblackfyre]

I found your channel by accident and I am a subscriber now. Watching several videos, I've noticed how you back up your research with different resources, you do an exhausting investigation on the topics and there seems to be a lot of work behind the scenes. I admire all of the work you put into this. You are so passionate about what you're doing. Thank you so much for such an amazing channel! I am a fan already.

[@LordanARTS]

+Ri Gemini Thank you so much for recognizing what an episode of BrainScratch takes. It is certainly a lot of work, but with awesome support from my viewers (messages just like this) it's all worth while. :-)

[@nyla-amarasmit8117]

Aja Gemini normally i agree. But this case not. Avalanche? Common. They had injuries no human could have done. Like a truck hitting them at full speed. Snow covered them quick no birds eated eyes out. Or tonque. Then radiation. It was surely not natural what happened there. They were very experienced all witnisses said. Ive watched alot of docus. This was not a good 1. So srry. Love the rest of your work john. Xxx

[@nbenefiel]

None of these kids had done a level 3 hike before. Igor had taken a group into the region the year before. The most simple scenario I have seen is that one of the 9 left the tent to relieve himself. On his return a gust of wind blew out the single candle that illuminated the interior of the tent and caused the homemade, poorly vented stove to bellow smoke into the tent. That they panicked as the tent filled with smoke. Blind and terrified they cut the tent open and fled the tent (it was pitch black no way to find their clothing and no time). They ran to the nearby cedar tree (about 1.5 Km) where the first two died when they fell from the small cedar they were trying to climb in search of fuel. They died of head injuries and hyperthermia there bodies were badly burned..Their clothes were removed by the survivors. Three of the hikers chose to return to the tent (indicating that the threat inside the tent was assumed to be gone). They died of hypothermia on the way. Three of the other four fell into the ravine onto the rocks. The snow could have cushioned the rocks and prevented tearing of the skin.Lyuda may well have bitten her tongue off in the fall as there was blood found in her stomach. The last, sat and waited for his death.The missing eyes could well have been the work of birds. Radiation often occurs in decomposing corpses and a "tanned" skin is a mark of hypothermia. I do not know that this is the answer but it makes far more sense to me than aliens, Yetis or secret military experiments.

[@nbenefiel]

Have you ever been in a room so densely filled with smoke that you could neither see nor breathe? I have. You HAVE to get out, immediately. As to why they would have run so far from the tent, they were in desperate need of heat and the small cyprus was the only source of possible heat visible. It was also the nearest visible gathering place. What would be the point of hanging around the tent? It was slashed in two places and totally collapsed by them all escaping through the upper cut. There was no shelter or heat available there.

[@sonjaemery]

Nancy Benefiel they didn't use the stove that night so your theory us incorrect

[@nyla-amarasmit8117]

scriban ARG thank you. U seem only one doing homework here. The rest.. avalanche?? Are u kidding me? The force was not humanly doable. Not from falling. It was horrific. Snow covered them. They were hunted. The eyes was not by birds.. Normally i like this channel but this case he didnt do much homework or he found wrong sites. U are very right. Can u please post this comment above? Not under a comment? Thx xxxxx

[@richardhelliwell1210]

The rescue party fund the stove in bits, I too considered this explanation until I found this out. Why travel 1 mile to the tree line. their best chance of survival was to stay with the tent. Why didn't they put some clothes on , maybe they could not because their clothes and equipment were buried in snow from a snow slide, and they were wet through and useless? Something scared them out of the tent so bad they cut it to exit quickly, but then they walked away from it rather than ran according to the footsteps. A torch was found at the tent so they had light if they needed it. The blunt force trauma injuries were similar to those from a bomb blast but they had only superficial external injuries. If it was an explosion how come they all didn't have such injuries? Or was it the pressure of snow as they lay buried in the ravine for 3 months? No one theory seems to fit all the outcomes.Why were some of the hikers better dressed than others even allowing for the scavenging of clothes from the dead two by the fire, were they outside the tent when the 'event' happened and shouted to those inside to get out quick only to find it was a false alarm? More questions than answers.

[@johnkilrainblackstone6986]

Richard Helliwell Plus the report clearly says the tongue had been removed. As in the whole thing was missing. You can't bite the whole of your tongue off (some people suggested the girl had bitten her tongue).

[@charisselinnell-morton2193]

I was almost giddy to find that you had covered this.Amazing story that just gives me chills.

[@nomercy0401]

man i really like the way you explain old and new mystery stories but always with comun sense and the tremendous sense of reality i knw sometimes weird things happen but is always a explanation .... thank you john i really enjoy watching you videos man

[@LordanARTS]

+nomercy0401 I appreciate the kind words! Thanks for watching and commenting, and have a great one!

[@Coffeegirl007]

Im sooo glad you did this i think there was a documentary they did on this called the russian snowman or yetti or something. Great work...always excited to see what you have for us! Thanks for your hard work that you put in investigating this stuff as well! Keep up the great work!

[@LordanARTS]

+Joanna F. Thank you so much for the support Joanna!

[@pizdanpula223]

this is like the golden treasure of modern mystery

[@TheSilverwing999]

I found your series by searching for the Elisa lam case and someone wrote a comment recommending you. And I am enjoying your rational way of looking at things. Now this is the one case that I have researched a bunch and I found it very interesting.

[@TheSilverwing999]

It is not possible to have been an avalanche. They were experienced first of all and knew not to put up a tent in an an area where an avalanche could have occurred. Also the slope was investigated and it is not possible from its angle. If there was an avalanche it would have been too small to do any damage.

[@TheSilverwing999]

+TheSilverwing999 Also the tent wasn't at all completely buried. If it was an avalanche they would have ran away and stayed close so they could return to the tent and collect their things.

[@maymayman0]

I totally forgot about this whole story!! It is so fascinating, thanks for picking it up, it really suits brainscratch now that I recall it!

[@LordanARTS]

+Autism Antidote Thank you!

[@leighnoble4689]

I am really enjoying your videos. These kinds of stories have always fascinated me. Thank you!!

[@DejaVuJT]

Great report John thank you - I'm a believer in the karman vortex street phenomena theory, and I would recommend Donnie Eichar's book Dead Mountain: The Untold Story of the Dyatlov Pass Incident.

[@100relle]

+Heaven's Night Great book... Completely agree that karman vortex and infrasound seems the most plausible theory

[@SuperAngrygirl]

Love your channel...stumbled upon it, watched & had to subscribe. Your vids are always well done & entertaining...keep 'em coming!

[@VeggieGamer]

This is really fascinating! Can't say I have heard of this case before! Sadly, unlike the Elisa Lam or Kendrick Johnson cases, it is pretty impossible to imagine we will ever know what really happened in such an old case. I look forward to watching the other 2 parts! Great work as always, John! I have to say, the locations of the bodies is a real Brain Scratcher.

[@LordanARTS]

+Veggie Gamer I totally agree. This is a great mystery in Russia (even been compared to the who killed JFK conspiracy here in the states).

[@elizabethpowers5467]

FEARMANGLER k(d*s DX

[@seasidemarkedwards5434]

they were blinded by methanol which acts quickly in low temperatures. most of them woke up and could not see anything. except the one who spiked them

[@nyla-amarasmit8117]

Veggie Gamer pls look somewhere else to this case. Its the best/worse. No human could have givin such trauma force. Not possible. He is saying avalanche trust me it was no avalanche. Seen alot of docus. Normally i love this channel but this case is poorly done. Look elsewhere. Its fascinating. Xx

[@chinkans]

injuries could have been because of a fall from height and avalanche is not a possibility because they were very experienced hikers and the area was not all prone to avalanche, if it happened it was a small one

[@arwen525]

Yay! So glad you are investigating this!

[@KurtOnoIR]

I was wondering if you had tackled this one, can't wait to finish all three parts.👍🏻

[@BudgetSavvyDiva]

WAHOO another BrainScratch... perfect way to start Friday.

[@nomercy0401]

+BudgetSavvyDiva wow wow hey will you marry me?

[@rocketgal]

I can't believe I never heard about this before. It's really fascinating. I don't have any real input but I'm really enjoying your videos!

[@LordanARTS]

+rocketgal Thanks for watching and commenting Rocketgal!

[@Viktors633]

luvly jubly, been meaning to ask you to do this one for ages , happy daze.

[@roger6703]

I know this repeats a lot of other comments on here but I've always found this story fascinating! So glad to have your intellectual investigating break down on this subject. You should have more subscribers! You do a great job, and use your platform to reach, entertain and inform people on interesting and potentially life changing subjects. I applaud you.

[@LordanARTS]

Thank you very much Roger!

[@tommoen541]

I am a newbie. Found brainscratch tonite. I am recovering from hip surgery so have been spending most of my time on I pad. Thank you you for what you do.

[@looshkin66]

i like the videos! the time you put in shows, well done.

[@vilmosklebik5603]

I think avalanche theory is incorrect. There was only a smaller hill next to their tent, so in my opinion that snow on tent is only a kind of 'fake trace'. Maybe those people made it, who killed the students. They have also found footprints even next to their tent, so there was no avalanche or a great snowfall during that night... or maybe I missed something, but in my opinion these poor guys were killed by some soldiers next to a 'test site', or something like that.

[@IanP1963]

Love this one - what a great mystery!

[@johngerson7335]

Thanks for the map and the links, they help a great deal in trying to postulate any theory about what happened.

[@NorthernGirl85]

I have read all the documents in Russian, including the autopsy & statements of the people investigating this case. First of all, the hikers didn't run. They cut the tent (why would they, they could exit?), then they took each other by the hand and walked away, leisurely. Their clothes were all mixed up. Guys put on women's clothes & vice versa. Now, about the tree. Two of them climbed it to collect branches for the fire, which seems to be idiotic as there was enough wood around the place. Then, at some point they seemed to have separated. One of the bodies found in the ravine was missing eyes and tongue. The injuries were that severe that it looked as if two of the hikers in the ravine were hit by a truck going at them at a full-speed, mind you, that's what was said.

[@Peace-lr7mt]

+CitizenOf TheWorld First time anyone has stated they left in a leisurely fashion, as all accounts indicate them fleeing in frenzied states of dress. This fact alone (not to mention the cut open tent), shows they were panicked. Every indication points to them being under extreme and sudden distress to which they cut themselves out after hurriedly grabbing what items they could - in order to dress themselves at least partially. No where have I seen any source which states them leaving their tent in a leisurely fashion. The theories which make very good sense are (as they mistakenly went off track) they were simply in the wrong place at the wrong time and ended up in the range of Soviet weapons testing (which would help explain the radiation), or - they fled from an avalanche (but then where did the radiation come from?). Or, because some of the injuries were consistent with animal mutilations, there are those who believe they were abducted by aliens - then simply dropped. It is doubtful if we will ever know the full story. Tragic, yet interesting story.

[@dragonmartijn]

The footsteps indicate they walked, also it was probably at moments very dark, so they couldn't run even if they wished. No avalanche; radiation came from labs where some of the hikers worked; aliens don't exist. So, all together now: it were bombs from planes. Local people saw them flying.

[@krissymissy1888]

CitizenOf TheWorld Yea I read they walked in a straight path one behind the other some maybe even carrying one and one set of tracks veered off to the side. They found foot prints due to a few not having shoes on being barefoot and some had socks. The guys who died under the tree showed signs of them trying to start a fire even burns to the feet and parts of body I guess trying to go to great lengths to stay warm. They died and the others took the dead's clothes. They said the ones in the ravine , 2 were huddled close together against the wall and the girl missing her tongue and eyes was found a bit further down the stream faced down and squished between 2 boulders. Also they said the diary claimed they left most of the supplies including a bunch of wood and the smoke stack to the oven. Food was set out but nothing had been eaten not even taken a bite of. Also in regards to the smoke stack one guy asked another to make a newer easier to carry one where they didn't have to take that part. Also they said a large amount of soot at the top of the tent. 2 of them had shoes and their costs so they were either not ready for bed or were closer to the way they exited , or put them on while the others were cutting the tent. I also heard they all went in different directions but maybe those were the foot prints of the ones with shoes. They claimed it looked as if they tried to build an ice cave then they died and then the others tried going back to the tent and were found a good distance from each other but in a line crawling back up to the tent. The only ones with injuries were the ones in the ravine and one under the tree I think had a cracked skull and their skin was found at the top of the tree so one or two possibly fell. One more thing they thought was strange was that they knew to pitch their tent by some trees or wooded area but they built it out in the open. The only thing I can come up with is smoke from the new burner he made. And it was located at the front of the tent by the door which those were the people who had no shoes socks or proper clothes. Also I read one had cuts to his knuckles like he was in a fight....maybe it was smoke maybe they heard an avalanche in the distance and thought it would come to their tent and fled. Then a blizzard hit and couldn't find their way home. I don't think they climbed the tree for branches because they would be wet , I think they climbed to see if whatever danger they were in had stopped. The linking of the hands and one walking behind the other screams blizzard to me.

[@johnkilrainblackstone6986]

krissy Missy Something was in the tent with them. That same something that had been lurking outside moments before. Something so outlandish that it scared the hell out of them. Something that can easely get through walls and such. Research ball lightning. Imagine something similar but intelligent. I'm sorry but no matter how much I try to stay clear of crazy theories the supernatural element keeps creeping in.

[@tyj9175]

The investigation showed they were running from the tent and after a while they regrouped and walked single file, comrade gets hypothermia, fight breaks out about who yelled avalanche now understanding their predicament. Someone climbs the tree to see if they can see their tent. They can. Three try to go back up, others deeper in the woods. Those in the ravine clearly fell six meters that's why they appear crushed. Missing eyes and tounges is normal it happens to bodies in freezing temperatures.

[@mhn3773]

I enjoyed this explanation, I have looked at videos of this before and read up on it. It was never clear to me that so few of them had trauma and the ones with trauma were not at the tent. I thought it was an open and shut case of an avalance. It his the tent kills a few the rest run and die. But with that diagram I now understand why there are so many unanswered questions about this. Thank you.

[@nyla-amarasmit8117]

mhn3773 pls look elsewhere to this docu. This was badly done. I love johns work normally but this was no avalanche. The deaths were horrific. More force then any human can do. Like truck hit them full speed. Snow covered them up. So no birds eating their eyes or tongue. No radiation comes from avalanche. This was something else!! Even auth. Says so there..

[@Danigirlvintage]

This always interested me!!! Thanks

[@Michaelatky]

shared on Facebook love BrainScratch one of my favorite things on KZbin. Its always interesting and always makes you think......which i like....

[@LordanARTS]

+Michael at KY Thanks so much Michael!

[@eliasdeleone7059]

I considered suggesting Dyatlov Pass but you already did it which I couldn't be happier with. Too awesome! Thanks!!

[@LordanARTS]

+Elias De Leone You're welcome! :-)

[@ibcc_]

almost to 18k subs!! congrats!

[@tteedghihh]

I'm convinced this is avalanche (hence fractures on some) -> some cut their way out of tent with not much clothes, others possibly paradoxical undressing due to hypothermia -> snowstorm so they get lost, build small fire, some die there of hypothermia, others perish trying to walk back to ruined tents. - As for the missing tongue/eyes: that was due to putrefaction -- one girl was face down in a stream. The autopsies at the time even noted this as the normal putrefaction, and nothing mysterious. - As for radiation on their clothing: that whole area was a weapons testing site, so it's not surprising at all. Conclusion: this is not so mysterious if you use Occam's razor = the simplest explanation is most likely to be true. It can really be summed up as: *lost shelter + lost clothes = guaranteed death = putrefaction*.

[@richardhelliwell1210]

Plus 2 of the students worked in nuclear research and it was their clothes that were radioactive - just 3 items.

[@gkess7106]

Finally! Accurate reporting based on the FACTS.

[@howardwhatley8553]

an avalanche would only last seconds it seems there would had time to retrieve their clothing,and essential items. allowing some to survive .

[@insanecrack3r]

Also, explain the tongue and eyes were cut out.. An avalanche can't do that to human beings

[@sarahholland2600]

@@insanecrack3r can they be sure re that tho, as wildlife will go for eyes & soft body parts first.

[@kellymichelle1255]

Fascinating. I've never heard of this before......

[@anthonyromero5479]

Bad shine causing messed up side effects, shrooms, totally wasted .the stolen wallet from town and revenge is my theory on this one.

[@shinjiikari9971]

Best way to start a weekend!

[@LordanARTS]

+Shinji Ikari I love to hear that!! :-)

[@IanP1963]

Yeti?

[@Brough1111]

Also note that Dyatlov's flashlight was found on top of the snow on the tent with no additional snow on top of the flashlight.

[@bobbiebigg3]

Your wrong the two initial search party members said there was some tracks still visible but not all, especially high on the slope where the tent was as the wind obscured them by blowing snow and new snow as it was over a week when they first arrived at the tent first.

[@dreamwarrior1276]

Cool videos! Very strange case. Yeti, radiation? Going to watch the rest of your vids. Something seemed to of happened very abruptly. I saw a movie recently on Netflix, that was decent based on this case, Frozen Pass I think, worth watching.

[@dreamwarrior1276]

Devils Pass was the movie.

[@LordanARTS]

+Seth Brundle Awesome, thanks Seth!

[@1972dsrai]

I think they were attacked by a Yeti. There was an image caught on camera and a diary entry by one of the hikers stating that the snowman really exists. I think that on the fateful night it had attacked them and caused them to flee their tent in different directions in whatever they were wearing thus, some of them had no shoes on or proper adequate clothing when eventually found. I think the slits in the tent was for them to keep a look out for the Yeti in case it approached them which shows they were in fear of something dangerous and were aware of its presence.

[@miely0847]

The radiation...I'm on a Chernobyl bender right now with the anniversary coming. Discoloration of the skin is a sign of acute radiation sickness. two things. 1. Radiation is naturally occurring in mountainous, rocky regions. Could a naturally occurring vein of say uranium have been uncovered by the Avalanche? What are the mineral deposits in the area? 2. Do you know how many nuclear accidents Russia has had besides Chernobyl? When did the Mayak disaster happen in relation to time to Dyatlov? Is Mayak close to Dyatlov? Do waters from Mayak flow through Dyatlov? If not Mayak, check out the number of nuclear accidents in Russia. Maybe the Rusdians keep a tight lip on the incident because a nuclear accident or fissionable material was discarded there or happened there. Maybe they don't want people in the area because it's...radioactive?

[@sufficientlyoldskool]

"Igor Dyatlov led a group of 8 hikers comprising 7 men and 2 women..." We're off to a good start.

[@gkess7106]

They use the metric system, don't forget.

[@tommyc6812]

Igor was the ninth hiker that led the other eight! ( The tenth hiker stayed back because of illness.)

[@LigeiaNoire]

My favourite too, not because it is positive but because it just leaves you awestruck, and there was a recently development on it, here, www.rt.com/news/328454-body-found-dyatlov-pass/ and also this Russian band that composed a conceptual album all about the tragedy www.metal-archives.com/albums/Kauan/Sorni_Nai/523674

[@jez9951]

Love your work John. Many thanks. Would love to see an episode on Tunguska.

[@stvbrsn]

2000 meters from the tent to where the first two bodies were found?!?!?!? Two THOUSAND meters? Two kilometers. Can that be right?

[@curlyfm]

stvbrsn a mile and a half not too far

[@stvbrsn]

curlyfm In bitter cold and wind, in deep snow without proper gear (most of it left behind in the tent)

[@swolbrohamlincoln9659]

This guy has some balls to always make creepy sscary videos like this on his own. Well i think on his own

[@ovanmitt513]

in other words a natural compelling force or blunt force trauma are just other ways of saying that they were squashed by the snow somehow.

[@slank58958]

Regarding reasons for an animal or local tribe attack, the investigation took place later. Addional snowfall and or winds kicking up already fallen snow would have covered them. Is it known from weather records if high winds were active or more snowfall occurred in the days between the incident and investigation. If so then those reasons should be considered.

[@ricktheexplorer]

Ordinance Tests. I forgot the designation, but an air burst artillery or rocket test. It's on the books, Russia admitted to the tests in the area. Anyway, I got that info from some other youtube commentor. Seemed legit.

[@TheSmashingDoc1]

the only thing i can imagine why they cut a way out of the tent, is that they couldnt breathe any more. i heard that it took some time to open this kind of tent. maybe a prototype bomb testing. a bomb which kills only humans and leave the buildings intact. then they where afraid to go back. the tongue and eyes... i have no idea. maybe a cleaning up by the army.leaving wrong tracks.

[@isashisha]

+Jugger naut by why not just unzip the zipper? why cut yourself out unless something was blocking/broke the zipper? annnnnd they were radiated!

[@cielphantomhive2022]

I dont know this one, so Im excited

[@dieSchreckschraube]

I don't know if you are familiar with Skeptoid.com, they made an episode on this topic as well: skeptoid.com/episodes/4108 Their approach to things is a little bit different than yours but I believe overall you might enjoy this website.

[@SuperStrik9]

This case is really strange. I've always thought missile testing of some kind was involved.

[@eli9902]

My favorite mystery

[@bluedeemster3259]

To me, it seems like the Soviets did a military experiment on these poor hikers. I wouldn't put it past the Russians, they've been known to shoot first, ask questions last. A small nuclear explosion on the mountain could of caused the avalanche and radiation and been the cause of what spooked them out of their tents. Good video but it seemed to abruptly cut off..

[@bsr6969]

The 'event' happened on February 1st. Isn't that the same day Elisa Lam was last seen on the elevator camera? {I'm not saying there is a connection, just a weird coincidence if both happened on the same day of the year}

[@esradogan112]

+Jon Doe there's no such thing as February 30th lolll

[@bsr6969]

***** There is a troll on this thread ...I wonder which one of us it is? {Hmmm, a brain scratch within a BrainScratch}

[@SnarkierThan-U-R]

Well the name "Dead Mountain" is ominous enough to incite people to not climb.

[@miely0847]

I know people will hate me for this... I agree with the Russian ME's findings. An avalanche of ice and snow would have caused the crushing injuries, and then melted in the spring weather leaving nothing behind. Would also explain no skin injuries. The missing eyes and tongue...I have family members who have endured violence. I'm stunned at people believing that missing eyes and tongue are a sign of violence. If the eyes and tongue had been ripped out, was the jaw broken or dislocated? Were there scratches or indentations around the eye orbitals? Were the eye sockets broken. When something is violently done, there are more signs then just, "Oh the tongue is missing." The girl whose eyes and tongue were missing was face down in water. The eyes and tongue most likely just fell out due to putrefaction. Look at the flesh attached to the skull. How does it compare to the other bodies in terms of decomposition (i.e., bodies sitting in snow versus bodies in water).

[@ashleymusick4395]

Has anyone considered the possibility of ball lightening?

[@mattyp3400]

i say it was a kgb mission

[@sharonpereira4501]

This story has been covered a lot.

[@krissymissy1888]

That's not how it was found...it was found up and intact.This is a picture they took after coming to find the missing ones.

[@tyj9175]

Someone yells avalanche, they run out and down, they realize no avalanche has happend, a confrontation ensues about who yelled avalanche and realizing they are screwed. If you suddenly realized you're gonna die because of the sudden flight from the tent you might be pissed at who ever yelled avalanche. I see in my mind a divided group scuffling and then a truce. Some try to go back to the tent, some stay with their hypothermic comrade, others go deeper in the woods. Bodies on mt. everest look the same way, eyeless, lipless, toungeless. The other wounds I can only account to being from the scuffle when they realized their predicament. People do strange lord of the flies type things in survival situations.

[@rh9967]

m dunc why would someone yell “avalanche!”?

[@Geronimo2Fly]

There is no evidence that it was them who cut the tent. If they were killed by people, it is more than possible that the killer(s) returned to the tent and cut it up, either to confound investigators or to ensure that on the off chance one or more made it back, they would have no effective shelter. There is also no evidence that it was them who started the fire (which burned for an hour and a half and was intentionally extinguished), them who cut the trees in the area (including a large patch off the cedar tree near the fire), or them who built the "snow den." If you consider that there may have been other people in the area (Mansi, hunters, military, etc.), it opens up all kinds of possibilities about why they left their tent or how they died.

[@Hi-lb8cq]

we have a group on Facebook that covers this topic

[@ccandice0436]

As I started to watch this it slowly reminded me of a movie I watched on netflix. It could have maybe been based around this incident but of course the ending was a little crazy and same with what happened to them. But had to do with them being near some military base which a few of them find this looked door. It had some weird creatures which I think had once been humans and something to do with time travel. I forget the name of the movie but the whole tongue missing was one part that I think was in the movie. Along with few other things.

[@ccandice0436]

I found it and it's called Devils Pass which is based on what these people think happened to these people.

[@sylviasnyder6751]

This has been solved. Read the book "Dead Mountain"

[@rh9967]

Sylvia Snyder despite hundreds of visitors to the pass over the last 60 years, a karman vortex/infrasound event has never been observed on Kholat Syakhl.

[@Hi-lb8cq]

who goes down a slope without very few clothes

[@ScaryPoppins]

How to say Dyatlov. The DY sounds like a J. So Jatlov. :) I've always been curious about this story. I kind of feel like it's possible they left because the tent filled with smoke too quickly and they panicked. In some photos(before death), it looks as if some of their coats may have already been damaged due to some sort of heat source. Maybe that's why they built a second stove. I think they may have underestimated the elements at night time if that's when it happened.

[@rh9967]

poisonparadise stove was not used that night.

[@140111kan]

"Проблемы СМИ в теме Перевала или Не будем дурачить публику!" - kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZ7JgI2cmKyrfas

[@PaulIsAGamer]

Thanks for this upload. 5:24 : 29th of February in 1959? Don't think so.

[@LordanARTS]

Nice catch!

[@celtick4985]

Still an enigma a puzzle

[@66kevsmith]

no abrasions what about the misdsing eyes tongues and crushed chests?

[@bridgetharrison103]

After watching several of your Brain Scratch videos I'm hooked and subscribed. +geekendorx I have a great brain scratch for you to look into won't give you much details I like to hear your own thoughts and opinions but look into the disappearance of Steven Kolcher here's a reddit to get you started be prepared to be brain scratched.. m.reddit.com/r/UnresolvedMysteries/comments/1gx12m/steven_koecher_missing_from_a_las_vegas_suburb/

[@LordanARTS]

+Bridget Harrison Welcome to the channel Bridget, and thank you for the suggestion!

[@greghawkins1025]

I'm no good at speaking Russian either. I studied it a little in the late '70s so that if Russia invaded the United States, I'd be able to at least say "I surrender" to the conquering Russian army. I failed miserably & gave up. There're a lot of "Y" sounds in the Russian language & they occur at the most awkward places. My tongue got caught & wrapped around the "Y" sounds & jammed. I'll stick with English & Japanese. Although I'm a 71 year old American man, my hobby is pretending to be a 16 year old Japanese high school girl, so I'm interested in the Japanese language.

[@LeahdaVinci]

Its amazing all the things that people miss that is right in front of their faces when they prescribe to a certain world view. I used to be one of them. Then I stepped out of the comfort zone and broadened my horizons. There is an obvious answer to what happened here. However, few would believe it.

[@spaghettigal]

What do you think it is?

[@survivalhorrorman]

Leah daVinci Its amazing how people will claim to know answers to decades old mysteries but then when called out have nothing to say.

[@LeahdaVinci]

If I told you, you wouldnt believe it. If you want to know, seek the truth and you will see.

[@survivalhorrorman]

Leah daVinci Typical Troll response

[@LeahdaVinci]

Brother, you dont know what a troll is. One day you might see one. And with that attitude of yours, your heart will probably stop. Better look for something bigger than your own understanding.

[@miely0847]

The Radiation....I'm on Chernobyl bender right now with the anniversary coming up. The discolored skin is a sign of ARS...acute radiation sickness. Two thoughts: Radioactive material is naturally occurring especially in mountainous regions. Would an avalanche have uncovered and released a large, naturally occurring vein of something, uranium maybe? What is the area known for mineral wise? Or...are you aware of the number of nuclear disasters Russia has had besides Chernobyl? I need a map, is Mayak anywhere near the location or do waters from Mayak flow through the region of Dyatlov? When did Mayak disaster occur versus Dyatlov pass incident? If not related to Mayak...look up the number of Russian Radiation accidents....I'm wondering if there is something buried there the gov't doesn't want people knowing, hearing, or approaching because...its radioactive.

[@GeorgeFranquiz]

John please, also check Kent Hovind the dinosaurs and the Bible. Many creatures that we believed dissapear long ago are still existing today

[@justice6760]

loooooooooool

[@keithguiney4552]

George Franquiz will you go back to bed

[@sourcehauntings8851]

Around the same time in MN 12 Ojibwa hunters on Cass lake went to Star island where a lake called Windego resides to go fishing and hunting.. Days passed and When the hunters never came home, a search party went to the island and found their bodies skins hanging in the trees with a strange vaper coming off of their skins...Their actual bones- guts- muscles were gone- never to be found. Strange lights like fire balls- bare large footprints coming out ice on the lake going only one way and weird noises experienced on the island. Forget about the local natives opening up about it.

[@MsTammi125]

Learn to remote view. Then there are no secrets.

[@jniafowler2800]

Sasquatch, bad critter. No, I think avalanche.

[@ufoengines]

What do you think of the Trump Putin connection? Would it be safe to investigate such a subject with Trump being so vindictive, and Putin being a killer?

[@ketobeast8489]

No trauma? I heard a female had her tongue ripped out not bitten by animal predation... creepy.

[@isashisha]

+Elite Iron84 and eyeballs. but no cuts/scrapes/abrasions etc...

[@richardhelliwell1210]

Corpse lying face down for 3 months in flowing water would most likely cause putrefaction of the soft tissue, eyes, lips and tongue as well as the facial skin. See Dubinina's corpse photo.

[@Hi-lb8cq]

-35 degrees ...I feel they saw something and troops came up to investigate and saw the hikers and forced them from the tent

[@LordanARTS]

+Chris Torrez Interesting thought!

[@GeorgeFranquiz]

John you need to check this video, Russian Yety The Killer Live

[@TrampleOnSnakes6]

cedar trees = phoenicia

[@ellenms7703]

👍

[@CharlotteRothmeier]

😃

[@stdpozer]

still mis info but ok

[@TrampleOnSnakes6]

NINE

[@klife7773]

.

[@tuftedtitmouse2330]

Avalanche

[@daisycatdaisycat8873]

poorly done