Is Dyatlov Pass Mystery Finally Solved

If you've heard of the Dyatlov Pass Incident, then you know it's one of the most mysterious, and mind boggling events that have stumped scientists and given rise to numerous terrifying conspiracy theories, but now we know what really happened. Check out today's video to finally put this mystery to rest!
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[@chuckchizzle]

One of my favorite unsolved oddities of history.

[@icantthinkofaname15]

Mine too

[@dianapennepacker6854]

No Comrades. I American believe Russia 🇷🇺 investment on such crime. Very sad, but foul play no. Yetti Maybelline yes. I'm American, ya

[@jimboindamix6232]

Man of medan is mine, this is a cool one tho

[@minatozach4698]

@@jimboindamix6232 you mean ourang medan? the ghost ship

[@jimboindamix6232]

@@minatozach4698 yeah, loved the story as a kid

[@cavedog1279]

7:33 for those who don't need a recap of the entire incident.

[@koruto721]

Much appreciated

[@davamegalodon8829]

Thanks

[@user-we3eg9vs8z]

Thank you

[@alunaling2745]

Thank you 🙏🏽

[@oompaloompha4673]

Thanks

[@benl2359]

This is as solved as trying to ask my wife what she wants for dinner....

[@541Stakk]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jabberwock23]

Where'd you wanna eat?

[@janedoe5048]

How did you manage to turn this into a wife slam?

[@titankillerreviews5068]

"I don't care, anything really" ..... 2hrs later and suggested every place to eat in the entire universe.

[@kudukilla]

A restaurant chain has popped up in Oklahoma because of that question. It’s named “I Don’t Care Bar and Grill” locations in Catoosa and Muskogee. And from a Google search, it looks like some other restaurants have also used the same name.

[@billshogun7068]

The tent was found with the poles still in the ground. How could some snow that was not strong enough to take a tent out of the ground be strong enough to scare them that much?

[@reesespieces5850]

He doesn't he mention the tribe of ppl who reside in these mountains.. although they are friendly they are protective of the mountains...

[@bkkorner]

@@reesespieces5850 I still think that tribe knows more than they're telling. Impossible that they claim they know everything that goes on in the mountains but have no knowledge of this?? I call BS.

[@banjoist123]

The snow on the tent doesn't look right,either. I was raised near Lake Michigan and familiar with every form snow can take. High winds do not produce chunks clumps like those on the tent in the photo. It looks like some had taken clumps of snow and thrown them on the tent. Why?

[@tablescissors67]

@@reesespieces5850 And had reported seeing strange lights regularly, including that might. It seems something was being tested out there. The camera had been put on a stand near the tent, the last two pictures it took are curious.

[@kenhall5070]

@@tablescissors67 Aliens don't need to conduct tests; they already have the answers.

[@des33080]

It wasn't solved! Its a theory. The fact is they still don't know

[@saschaberger3212]

Thx saved me 11min.

[@shannonsmith3756]

Alright then we will never know because it happened decades ago I’ll be taking this piece of mind thanks, besides it’s better than aliens

[@okipullup..]

Well no shot. The only people who know for sure died

[@faizaliqbal2284]

A GAME THEORYYYY, THANKS FOR WATCHING

[@Kehmet14]

You mean Hypothesis. As it can not be tested or confirmed, it can never be a Theory

[@bridgetdavis9752]

Theories are fine, but you do these people a disservice by calling this 'solved'.

[@jovcriswells]

Yeah, especially when they clearly denied the explanation so it isn’t officially solved

[@kutthroatgdnyt4671]

This is why I came to the comments before watching the video. Thanks

[@Reinnemann2]

I was just about to say that. What was just said is A LOT of hypotheses and very little actual evidence. And its such a coincidence that this "new evidence" comes to light as The Dyatlov Pass Incident is getting its second wind of attention. Case NOT SOLVED. Not by a long shot.

[@jovanweismiller7114]

Exactly! They 'sort of explained' some things, but how long had the radiation survived on their clothing? Had they not washed their clothes? Had it not been checked during the nuclear accident cleanup? There's no way this can be called 'solved', but, alas, despite the title of the channel, there is often very little real information in their videos.

[@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj]

It was probably a clickbait.

[@googlelover2269]

In light of all the speculation surrounding what happened at Dyatlov Pass, the only survivor, Yuri Yudin, was often asked what he thought happened to his companions. He maintained until his death in 2013 that the Soviet military had to be involved in the deaths. Yudin believed his friends stumbled across a military exercise and that the Soviet government bore responsibility for the loss of his companions. He said that all his companions were expert hikers and skiers and were well equipped to handle natural phenomena like avalanches or snowstorms. Yudin noted that after searchers found the campsite, the military was more concerned with what the skiers were doing in the area, not what had happened to them. After searchers found the hikers, Yudin was asked to identify the items collected at the campsite. Yudin said some items did not belong to his fellow hikers, including glasses, a pair of skis, fragments of a ski, and a piece of cloth he identified as part of a soldier's coat. In a journal that Yudin kept all his research of the event in, which came to light after his death, Yudin referred to "soldiers' tape" and wrote he was confident it was among the items he was asked to identify. Yudin claims in his journal that he tried to bring this to the colonel's attention who was with him at the time, but he ignored it. Yudin speculated that before the official search found the hikers' campsite, the military had already been there and pointed to these items as proof. Yudin also posed the rhetorical question: if something as mundane as an avalanche caused the death of his friends, why did the government close the case so quickly and mark it as classified? Yudin also noted in his journal that there was one factor at the site of his friends' deaths that none of the "normal" suggestions could explain: the mild radioactivity of the clothes and bodies of the deceased hikers.

[@respectttt12345]

So why is there no foot prints of any third-party then

[@katherinem7036]

Wow! Thanks!

[@dougaldouglas8842]

@@respectttt12345 Because of falling snow, or the amount of people coming to the scene and who said that others were looking for foot prints other than those scattered around by those camping there, as they explored areas, taking photographs. One problem is that there was no recorded avalanche having taken place.

[@damonhe585]

@@respectttt12345 Soviet agency who tried to clean it up could’ve been wearing special boots

[@voraciousreader3341]

@@damonhe585 Like how “special”? The kind that don’t leave any tracks? In case you weren’t being sarcastic, “Special” can cover some things, but it can’t cover the fact that there weren’t leaving tracks around.

[@01What10]

It's such a crazy story. The first time I heard about this I was a lot younger and it freaked me out. I imagined all manner of horrors happening to these poor people. It really does sound like the plot to a horror film, these hikers go to a place literally called "Dead Mountain" and they never return, and for decades, no one knows what happened to them. Even now like the narrator states; We don't REALLY know what happened to these hikers. This is just the most realistic possibility based on the data we have, and of course, new technology and methods not available in the '50s when this occurred.

[@LandryRobbins]

One of the better explanations. But if I’m not wrong, one of the women was missing her tongue and due to blood found in her stomach, it’s believed that she lost her tongue while she was still alive. This doesn’t line up with it being scavengers that gave her her wounds.

[@JD-re3cj]

@@LandryRobbins she could’ve bit her own tongue off while suffering from hypothermia

[@harambe8372]

History is exactly that. Most agreed upon explanation due to the most evident.

[@harambe8372]

​@@LandryRobbinsI've heard that inhaling smoke can make you cough blood and they used some homemade furnace I think. About the tounge: Who was it and how much of the tounge

[@Taserface348]

Outside of a yeti or Russian radiation monster, major dissension within the group itself is the only thing that can explain these circumstances. It’s just that no one really won so we are left guessing what happened

[@logicalrationalfishing7481]

What about the food laid out perfectly? You would think snow strong enough to crush a skull would have definitely moved it some. Even if this is the most logical explanation, there are some big gaps and this is still such a weird tragedy.

[@Moosemoose1]

Right? And the clothing and gear being neatly laid out, impossible if there was an avalanche

[@williammckay1351]

@@Moosemoose1 there wasn't an avalanche remember? that would have destroyed the tent.

[@Moosemoose1]

@@williammckay1351 If the avalanche destroyed the tent, why was their gear neatly laid out in front? An avalanche would have strewn it around

[@martinschulz6832]

@@Moosemoose1 As William Mckay said: There WASN'T an avalanche...

[@brandtgill2601]

@@Moosemoose1 it specifically said it wasn't an avalanche and that the party mistook what happened as such. In reality a bunch of snow built up on the side of their tent collapsed on top of half it. Based on the description here

[@gilbertdegoatfried3502]

9:00 they didn’t panic and run. Their footsteps were in a calm and orderly fashion with no evidence or running. I’ve done a lot of research myself

[@koiravessi]

Did you see them or something?

[@screamqueen_1359]

@@koiravessi evidence showed they walked

[@kylecates7086]

@@koiravessi from reports, they walked would be fair. Trackers can tell from your foot steps how your traveling.

[@-Umbrella.]

Is it possible they moved quickly but carefully in order to not insight a larger and more inescapable avalanche? I know there wasnt one but I'm speaking from their perspective according to the theory

[@gilbertdegoatfried3502]

@@-Umbrella. there were pictures of the footprints and the indentations in the snow mentioned and calm and orderly fashion in no rush. It wasn’t fast and if there was an avalanche it would have covered the tracks

[@ProfIdiotKuro]

8:47 The foot prints were imprinted into the snow as if calmly walking not running.

[@76boromir]

In a nutshell: Everything that could go wrong at one point of the expedition, did go wrong.

[@afdalridwan3813]

Don't forget Doner cannibal accidents

[@nathangarza6631]

@@afdalridwan3813 here we go I keep moving from scary story to scary story

[@yoshiparker-lw7qs]

And then some

[@JenZ727]

Newton’s Law, for sure!

[@kalodawg8297]

@The13thRonin the worst example of something going wrong is conspiracy theories based on wrong facts by random people on the internet. Half of this comment section keeps trying to present questions which have already been answered, like the radiation ans rhe missing eyes/tongues

[@Toxcpt]

Almost scared to death about this looked like a cover up

[@reubanrajan2679]

It actually is a cover up.

[@arry5432]

It's Soviet, you really can't trust them, let's be real.

[@eliel4liferecords390]

Exactly and the fact that a WW2 veteran believed to be KGB was added to the trip on the last minute raise more red flags...it's easy to determine that the Government knew there was something out there and this is why they wanted to have a presence in the trip...the radiation thing is even more suspicious made you think that this attack was carried by a Soviet Experiment gone wrong or they were murdered by the KGB and made this whole BS story to cover it up...

[@edreid8030]

I just saw a really great documentary about this on amazon - "An Unknown Compelling Force" goes into way more detail!!!

[@hayese1191]

true

[@drumdad54sdl47]

This sounds to me like a bit of a perfect storm of nearly everything that can go wrong in a situation.

[@pooldeadpool1535]

And also a bit of "I dont what else it could've but this seems like it could make sense." If you have all the details this theory doesn't quite seem to solve it. For more detail on the actual story I'd recommend finding the video MrBallen did on the subject.

[@GoetzimRegen]

A storm caused by a nuke 🙂

[@mynameisinigomontoya8179]

Too perfect.

[@Galafax]

@@GoetzimRegen 💀

[@Drikkerbadevand]

they did die after all..

[@andrewshepherd1198]

The infrasound theory is not only interesting but actually very plausible. Whatever happened to them hikers though must have been so terrifying.

[@JS-fb6ww]

The simplest and most plausible explanation of what actually happened out there. The one thing can I have the hardest time imagining myself dealing with if I were them, would have been the extremely cold torturous conditions while trying to survive up until death.

[@Full_Otto]

Not to mention how Hypothermia can have several effects such as confusion, disorientation, and aggression. Thus explaining their weird and frantic behavior.

[@bobthedopeman7327]

I still say radioactive alien werewolves.

[@Kay0Bot]

What happens to the radiation when they un-werewolf?

[@bjmccann1]

Obviously!

[@timmy8837]

@@Kay0Bot the become batman

[@kelvincasing5265]

If you're not prepared for radioactive alien werewolves, then you are not prepared.

[@Kopyrda]

Hired by KGB.

[@pollyg562]

the Russians made a docco in the 90s pretty much saying this is what happened, so this isn't anything new, though its doesn't explain why they camped on the snow, its was agreed by all no camper would leave the trees to camp in the open,apparently, all those in the know said nobody with a days experience at camping would set the tent away from the woods protection that's why this docco didn't fly back then

[@therandomkingofanything4654]

Not much of a camper, especially in snow, but is there ever a reason to fear trees or think they might cause harm in such drastic conditions?

[@pollyg562]

@@therandomkingofanything4654 this is exactly what im saying what was in the woods,I too don't camp but Bob Gymlan has a video on this and he explains in detail why nobody would ever camp out in the snow when the woods are just there, its like rule #1 of snow camping

[@therandomkingofanything4654]

@@pollyg562 I’d imagine the most reasonable situation was they came across something like a bear in the woods, which may have been the dark figure one of them got a picture of, “the yeti”, and figured it wouldn’t go out of its way to attack them if they stayed away from its land and trees.

[@ddev7376]

Umm if there's strong winds being under the woods isn't safe bud. They were probably hoping to avoid having a tree come down on then in the night. Campers have died in the PNW here at night from trees falling in wind storms

[@jdsd744]

Snow falls ever come to mind?

[@greganchrissypoocastellano9181]

R.I.P to the hikers,may they rest in peace, hopefully this case gets solved so the families have answers,and like my wife says this case left many people Baffled,such an Odd and mysterious case..may they all rest in paradise after this tragedy

[@BoomerElite4u]

got what they deserved. literal russians.

[@fufhxufje8379]

I don’t think it will get solved I think they were testing some sort of explosive on a random isolated part of wilderness and didn’t expect anyone in there right mind to be out there. But there just happen to be world class hikers camping there. Most likely got covered up and will remain that way. I don’t buy this explanation they would’ve known that their snow base was the problem it would’ve been their first thought and the snow would’ve crushed the tent.. but there was food left out, and it was still standing.

[@blob2092]

@@fufhxufje8379 You don’t think "some sort of explosive" would leave substantial evidence?

[@treshawnsimmons6221]

The KGB at the time is probably like "this time it wasn't us, we swear. It was the ali---"

[@chrisantusmachuka7507]

Or the dreadful CIA!!

[@afdalridwan3813]

@@chrisantusmachuka7507 WEST SPIES AAAAAAAAAAAAA BLYAAATTT

[@kampfgruppepeiper501]

Nice theory, definitely not “solved”..

[@CrazyPalidin57]

Except a avalanche wouldn't have left the tents standing, gear lined up neatly and food at the ready to be discovered later. 👌

[@Ok-tt2kz]

@@CrazyPalidin57 it was a snowpile that feel over

[@andrewjordan1538]

@@CrazyPalidin57 no see my comment

[@andrewjordan1538]

yeah, see my comment

[@nanoqht285]

@@CrazyPalidin57 Did you watch the video? They THOUGHT there was an avalanche coming, but they were wrong.

[@darlenetroise7079]

I'm not saying it was aliens, but it wasn't not aliens.

[@ginalouis3934]

Same thoughts 🤫

[@michaelstevens7397]

🤯 genius it was right in front of me the whole time I wonder if the investigators check their buttholes see if any problem went down

[@abdurahman3896]

Strange case tbh

[@bobthegoat7090]

Was it, A: A slab avalanche that accounts for around 90% of avalanche fatalities. B: Aliens, that visited from at least a 100 light years away only to go all GTA on a small group and then go back.

[@sn0storm]

@@bobthegoat7090 💀

[@theonefrancis696]

The biggest wtfs for me here are the high radiation levels and some of the wounds. They are totally out of place.

[@robbybee70]

I don't know if this counts as solved but I'll say this is one of the best most plausible answers I have heard

[@agentswipe6662]

The most plausible theory I've heard but still it has many holes and leaves some questions still open for interpretation and discussion.

[@ohmydog9171]

finally solved? doubt it but I'll give it a watch

[@moreplease394]

Everything is a theory and we'll probably never know what happened. But just know that an avalanche doesn't cause radiation burns. I suggest looking into the actual KGB files on the incident. Several people have translated them and this video missed alot of details about the bodies injuries

[@src3360]

@@moreplease394 I agree with JWayne here. Lots of stuff is left out that doesnt paint the entire picture of what couodve happened...

[@RCLBWD]

@@moreplease394 how do i find the files

[@bobthedopeman7327]

Your doubts hold water my friend.

[@moreplease394]

@@RCLBWD google or reddit

[@fratercontenduntocculta8161]

This title isn't merely clickbait, IT'S A LIE. THIS ISN'T SOLVED.

[@Friza.]

It has been

[@michalvorel9150]

8:30 The avalanche theory is highly unlikely - this kind of avalanche is 100% a real thing and also no rare sight in the Ural mountains, but is only physically possible to form on MUCH STEPER HILLS by far, than the one the tent was built on. Also another mistery - the irradiated clothes were examined for radiation, then washed by cold water and then examined again - and the 2nd rad "value" was only about half as high as the 1st one. Even the 9000 units (rtg I believe but I am not sure) , measured during the 1st test, are almost double the value of natural radiation - and before the tests the clothes were exposed to cold fluid water for 15 DAYS. While the water decreases the irradiation by these exact particles in such a short period of time... PS: I am just pointing out the obvious facts but I am no nuclear physicist, so feel free to correct me if you are better informed than me. Thank you

[@ezeztztz]

The first people on the scene took photographs of the tent,there was zero snow covered on or near the tent,an avalanche was impossible.

[@michalvorel9150]

@@ezeztztz I think they got ambushed - even the wounds indicate combat...

[@ezeztztz]

@Michal Vorel have you seen the last photograph they ever took from their camera of a huge creature watching them,very weird,even the mansi tribe warned them to turn back because of the forest/hairyman.

[@michalvorel9150]

@The13thRonin There probably was no avalanche - neither real, nor fake. Did you even read the replies? Read anything else except this video? The injuries on their bodies, namely Dyatlov, Doroshenko and Krivonoshchenko indicate blunt force trauma. The kind tied to close combat. Also with serious/life threatening hypothermia, a lot of urine "accumulates inside your bladder, which is not the case. The tent has clearly been moved by someone inexperienced, mbe someone trying to cover up a crime...

[@justkittensbeingkittens5892]

You didn’t mention the fact that a dude used Disney’s snow physics from frozen to figure out that an avalanche is in fact possible there. The Russian government blamed an avalanche but none had ever happened there before, yet the cgi snow shows that it would be possible

[@josesosa3337]

I remember years ago people theorized that it was an avalanche.

[@Kullberg74]

From what I understand the indigenous people from that area never ever recorded an avalanche in that particular area What about the orange orbs

[@p38lightning97]

Why would they cut open the tent for an avalanche

[@paddington1670]

@@p38lightning97 to get out of a tent covered in snow, or if the tent caught fire then an avalanche happened. I duno, plenty of reasons if you use your brain

[@Jamarkus_Delvonte]

@@paddington1670 it was other group of white people who attacked them. Thinking that the people in the text were black so they can enslave them but when they found out they were white, they were useless to them and so they killed them.

[@evanhoelscher7770]

Then how would the boots and equipment mentioned earlier be stacked neatly like previously mentioned

[@ThirteenAmp]

Snow folded it

[@loganmoon380]

Because it wasn't an avalanche it was a pile of snow that fell on to the tent. The snow fell onto the tent and not the snow.

[@baconsarny-geddon8298]

You take off your boots and fold your gear before you sleep. Avalanche happens AFTER you've gone to sleep. You cut your way out of the tent, and escape the area, unable to retrieve your still-neat boots and gear, now buried under buttloads of snow. When the snow eventually thaws, the gear and boots are still neat, folded, where you last put them. (Not saying this DID happen, but it's a plausible scenario. The only loose end I see is the radiation measurements)

[@theupperroom6567]

Actually the issue with that theory of an avalanche is that they could only believe that one could actually happen but they descended the mountain in a calm orderly fashion which doesn’t make sense. The only explanation would be a threat inside the tent otherwise they wouldn’t have to cut it but it couldn’t be something outside because there would be no reason to cut it and if it was because of an avalanche they would of rushed down the hill in a panic

[@tyffaneelavely8087]

@@theupperroom6567 Snow still fell on the tent, and could have been covering the door opening.

[@larrydirtybird]

It’s amazing how helpful the animation is. I’ve seen many videos about this incident, and I’ve always had trouble imagining it- the way the bodies were found, how they looked, the different scenarios to what might’ve happened. The animation helped so much. Best video on the topic I’ve ever seen! This theory is very believable to me. And logical.

[@katherinem7036]

Never heard it told so properly. Thank you. I didn't know most these details

[@voidghost84]

Let me point out a few things: 1. The guy attached was, as you say, an agent sent to spy on the group. During the cold war era this was a common practice in the SSSR and the eastern block. University students were distrusted and many people wanted to defect to the west. Also, if you had 2 people involved in nuclear power generation, they would be watched carefully. 2. If you take a look at the wikipedia page about the incident, you will see a picture of the tent. It would be quite impossible to mistake the amount of snow on it to be mistaken as an avalanche. 3. Wiki.: 'There were no animal tracks and the group would not have abandoned the relative security of the tent' - and so the missing parts of the bodies were usually attributed to decay caused by running water. If you ever tried walking on snow barefoot, you wouldn't assume that you can run so far in it just because you're scared. Someone would have turned back. Also, why cut the tent? They all made it out, but one person starts wasting time like that? 4. The last 4 bodies where seriously mauled, 15 feet of snow won't crush a human skull.

[@medzykh9455]

Yes absolutely 💯 so many holes in the story. There was definitely more to the story. This wasn't just a mistaken avalanche theory.

[@jillb3072]

There’s definitely more to this story

[@larvin6910]

Yes and why all the secrecy around the case. I believe the lights in th sky bad something to do with it. If there was something outside wouldn't you want to be inside the tent

[@medzykh9455]

Also there's a famous picture depicting something big in the woods. Is that real or made up ?

[@brainbiter4267]

Wasn’t tre a piece of paper found with the words snowmen exist? Running into the snow undressed meant certain death they would of known this. Why even bother trying to dress if they were ready to get squashed at a moment’s notice Also why camp away from the safety of the nearby trees under a mountain that wasn’t that steep in the open? Also the place is called the mountain of the dead because other people were also found killed 🤷🏻‍♂️ Not convinced by this quick explanation at all Even the guys who found the scene said other tracks were present and not disclosed.

[@georgegabriel7766]

Never go hiking into the deep woods without a 12 gauge. How were they able to start the fire in a blizzard especially if they fled in terror?

[@bluebandit5586]

I think one was found with a lighter in his pocket

[@Saurophaganax1931]

They didn’t flee in terror. The tracks in the snow showed that they walked away from the tent at a normal walking pace.

[@Atheist7]

@@bluebandit5586 Obviously, planted. They do that, you know?

[@nathangarland9453]

@@bluebandit5586 stop the lies.that was not said and how can you use a lighter in the wind to light small branches.youve never been in the woods and done that I know.

[@LacedPoop]

They were all experienced hikers and explorers so I’m die they had all started tons of fires each

[@acts-sz2yd]

I believe that theory! Wow that's a great one! I keep coming back to this storyline to see if any updates every 2 years or so. Finally.. I think we're pretty close if not there!👍💯🤝

[@zephyr8072]

And this was the last tragedy to ever involve someone named Dyatlov.

[@ForgetReligion3179]

I'm happy with this explanation given, sometimes it takes a number of years to see what nobody else can see.

[@BlenderStudy]

There are spots in the Dyatlov Pass region the locals have avoided venturing into for thousands of years, because they were similar incidents in the past..

[@vatyunga]

It doesn't have anything to do with the case though. We should ignore anything but facts.

[@basedkaiser5352]

@@vatyunga we have none.

[@BoggleMeBog]

The place is so remote. Who knows who or what lives there. Pretty spooky

[@hlysnan6418]

Whether or not the case has been "solved", it's a neat explanation which comes closer to accounting for all the evidence than any other I've heard.

[@Klapauzius-369]

Thank you for your work!

[@Neccronix]

This case is snow joke and the events that took place that night remain tent-ative.

[@icantthinkofaname15]

Lol

[@doriancoreyscloset421]

Get out right now

[@b.waynepresents2992]

😆

[@archaichermit3566]

Very very pun-ie

[@slim7574]

@@archaichermit3566 🤦🤦🤦

[@masonb73]

What about the picture of the hulking figure along the treeline? Can't help but feel like we just glossed over that.

[@alreadybeingused]

There's actually a picture? Where can I find that

[@timglazner1519]

Read my comment

[@J3RD]

@@timglazner1519 no… wait what…?

[@timglazner1519]

@@J3RD Google it. There is a very clear picture that was the last one taken, of a huge bipedal creature looking directly at them from just inside the tree line….very unnerving!

[@akmemeopsyt8483]

Possible a person apart of the team

[@ryantusmc]

.... So if anything to do with snow crushing the tent in any sort of manner exists, then why were the frame posts of the tent still standing? Crushed someone skull to the point of being inhumanely capable yet the posts of the tent still stand?

[@frankyoualot]

Wow, feel like I'm on a rocking boat while watching this animation - the cartoon really goes so well with the creepy story

[@mharo1992]

Obviously it was Aliens or the abominable snowman!

[@Anipaper_]

*Minecraft Iceologers have entered the chat*

[@emilm3056]

Ehhh yeah I think it was the abominable snowman…

[@benpeters5851]

@@emilm3056 the abominable snow man is an alien

[@levilandes1719]

Abominable snowaliens!

[@emilm3056]

@@benpeters5851 mhm just like me :3

[@Bigfoot_With_Internet_Access]

It's definitely not my yeti cousins

[@K_D_A]

I missed seeing you in my woods

[@shambhav9534]

Yetis are probably just Himalayan Bears and I didn't know Yetis existed in Siberia.

[@weirdlynscythian3187]

Thank you, that was very interesting!

[@josh1549]

So far this is the greatest theory I've ever came across. Thank You

[@dinos6231]

The way you said this story in detail is actually pretty plausible I was just huge conspiracy theorist on this one before hearing your explanation

[@920WASHBURN]

I don't know. Some details left out. Very logical though. I just don't think this is it. A rudamentery explanation with a cute cartoon doesn't really give a realistic frame if reference. They leave out that their faces were twisted and contorted.

[@jackfahy2283]

I just clicked on Mr Ballens video he did on this incident and not even 2 seconds later this video gets uploaded and I get a notification, weird timing.

[@tysontrappa7749]

Ah yes a fellow Ballen Fan

[@Anipaper_]

Life is weird like that

[@l.p3861]

He's awesome

[@Shinzo_Dino]

And I thought I'm the only one

[@sumitchauhan1065]

I would pay anything to see actually what happened there with my own eyes

[@robertbobbypelletreaujr2173]

It all makes so much sense. Some great detective work..

[@haydenglendenning4305]

I believe the radiation to be from a disaster is Kyshtym some 500 miles south of the pass. The disaster was in 1957 and the pass incident 1959. Its not far fetched that the material matter that had drifters north east could have had some drift north west. We know how long nuclear material can affect surrounding areas for.

[@wesleyhobbs2332]

Kyshtym incident was HUGE. Effected LARGES amounts of people, and during all the investigations of this event, no one knew it had even happened. First legit explanation for the radiation I ever heard.

[@jackbower8671]

Tbh I don't believe this because the tent was still propped up and not crushed 🙃

[@undeadhero2828]

When the snow landed on the tent it didn’t completely crush it because tents have things to hold themselves ( like metal poles you put up ) up even in storms hence why it wasn’t crushed and then you also have to about the stuff they had in their tent could also keep it atleast a little bit up and from the way it was explained it wasn’t propped up but barely standing up and you also have to consider some snow would fall off the tent and go on its sides making it more stable so this is the most likely theory

[@user-wy1yb7zj1j]

It wasn’t a avalanche

[@jackbower8671]

@@undeadhero2828 then why cut your way out and run?

[@justaguywholikeshentai9019]

@@jackbower8671 maybe that yeti figure like? In the full video (discussing the real goresome images also can be found online) by Nick Crowley , he covered all the scenarios

[@jackbower8671]

@@justaguywholikeshentai9019 Almas definitely fit or even a bear (quite large in Russia) seem more likely.

[@timothyschwarz4028]

Actually that really sounded like the best theory I heard so far!

[@glennthompson1971]

by far the most plausible theory i have heard

[@peachboy419]

The boots and gear were neatly stacked but an “avalanche” wasn’t able to mess up the neatly stacked gear? This explanation doesn’t explain very well

[@liltidepodgod]

There wasn’t an Avalanche

[@andresm6250]

U don't listen is what I learned from this video

[@Roczen24]

There was no avalanche smart guy

[@bronzewaffle2310]

If the snowbank collapsed vertically onto the tent, there would’ve been no force to knock over the boots and stuff…

[@peachboy419]

@@bronzewaffle2310 anyway to everyone, my fault for mishearing that. But in the video it said that the tent supposedly moved from its spot…doesn’t that mean the gear should’ve moved as well? also it has been said that they ran out of the tent because of fear and seemed to have been chased. and the people that were supposedly injured by that collapsed snow wouldn’t have been running from the tent. If it was just collapsed snow why would everyone run away as far as they could get? Like the snow just fell on the tent. they would get out and see that and carry on, but the clues say they ran away from something. idk i don’t think it’s solved or will ever be solved.

[@kabirs7912]

The injuries and equipment locations are so vast and different dosent seem like an accident

[@dragonmartijn]

They (and also at least one other group further away) witnessed testing of weaponry. The problem was the bombs hit them. The avalanche theory was dismissed by researches the moment they visited the place where the tent was. The Dyatlov group had a camera and photographed the planes circling around the mountain, these pictures were developed only when one had the right technology a couple of years ago. When researches were inspecting the place, they needed to ask the military to stop shooting, otherwise they would also be hit. The researches knew the reason why they died, but couldn't officially state it, because it was the Soviet Union and the military wanted to keep the weapons secret. That's why they made sure they did their work good, so all wrong theories could be dismissed and by deduction only the theory of the cover up would remain. The people in de Soviet Union at the time knew it was a cover up.

[@kingarthur1367]

And your proof of this?

[@dragonmartijn]

@@kingarthur1367 Do a bit research yourself buddy. Some websites published the pictures and contain documents about the initial inquiry.

[@kingarthur1367]

@@dragonmartijn so you don't have any trusted sources hacking you up

[@robbybee70]

I never heard about burns or the taking a bite out of his own hand bits before come to think of it the chared sock sounds familiar maybe I had heard that part but disreguarded it since those bodies were found near the remains of a fire don't recall hearing about the snow shelter either

[@justoneman1681]

This ran pretty close to my theory on what happened

[@5amH45lam]

Should've just asked you in the first place! ✌️😉

[@justoneman1681]

@@5amH45lam that's what I told them! But they were all like "who are you, why are you in my house?

[@arizonaranger2333]

@@justoneman1681 lol “why are you in my closet” is always my favorite one

[@justoneman1681]

@@arizonaranger2333 right!? Like, ask the real questions! We're solving Dyatlov pass, bro

[@xylsky1300]

Hard to believe all these experts reacted like this.

[@nanoqht285]

And KGB superweapons used on them all or aliens killing all of them is easier to believe?

[@rambysophistry1220]

To the people complaining it isn't solved; this same sort of event happened to a bunch of Swedish Hikers. Ask A Mortician has a video on it, and I would recommend that as further sourcing. This event is about as solved as a historic case like this _can_ be solved with present evidence.

[@dhivi1853]

Investigators actually found out that they walked down to the trees no one fled out and also there isn't it enough evidence to prove where the radioactivity was actually from truly a bizzare case

[@ZimLanfire]

I remember reading about this years ago and the various theories surrounding their deaths. Incredibly interesting, as most regular theories don't hold up with both the experience of the group and the location of their hike, and where and how they ultimately died. This video does a GREAT job explaining the most plausible explaination as to how it happened. Well done, lads. Well done indeed!

[@timglazner1519]

The picture of something VERY LARGE, and BIPEDAL is VERY CLEAR! The tribe that they encountered along the way begged them not to go up there.

[@cptromero5595]

Can you link some source to the pictures.

[@kittycatwithinternetaccess2356]

@@cptromero5595 go on google and simply type in, dyatlov pass yeti photo. It's not hard to find

[@nanoqht285]

But that was taken during the day...

[@xfoils5302]

It’s fake

[@randomspray4864]

Ofc the tribe would warn them, its a dangerous place even without yetis or aliens around

[@mytakedown]

One major problem with this silly theory is that -according to another source- their footprints in the snow are consistent with people WALKING, not running. This crushes the new theory. Also the body parts missing were consistent with being ‘surgically removed.’ So unless the animals wore lab coats & had med school training, this also punches holes in the new theory. Perhaps rename this title?

[@KaosKontrol92]

Zombies.

[@ryancantrell7596]

The fact that there were prints at all is suspicious. Massive blizzard, huge wind gusts and snow drift, and 3 weeks before an attempt was even made. yet they found and followed ski tracks to their tent for a single day withought issue and recovered each body by again following tracks. It doesn't even show much here and if your out in snow your tracks will disappear in 30 minutes.... yeah right. They knew exactly where they were the whole time

[@ahfez]

As always, the supposed to be most logical explanation tend to eliminate what seems supernatural but in fact still does not provide a satisfactory explanation.

[@brandonanderson2689]

I'm calling BS on that explanation it sounds like a Scooby Doo plot

[@OzyMandias13]

And they would have gotten away with it if it weren't for these meddling kids and their pesky KZbin channel.

[@undeadhero2828]

Why would you say that you were perfectly fine leaving it to be a yeti or aliens but now people have a solid theory of unfortunate events and you won’t believe it?

[@nanoqht285]

Ah, yes, because the KGB targeting random teens, or aliens murdering all of them, that sounds completely realistic.

[@scoper7897]

@@undeadhero2828 because these conspiracy theorists are using too much drugs. Their brains cant handle reality

[@ayhamhuq2062]

@@scoper7897 Lol, facts. Apparently aliens coming to attack doesn't seem like it comes from a cartoon, but a very plausible theory does.

[@ramboroids]

If you look at original photo of the tent at the scene, There are are 2 snow skis next to either side of the tent, standing at perfect 90 degree angle from the snow. If their tent moved an inch , due to a snow fall or avalanche, it’s impossible for those skies to still be upright. “Scavenger” don’t explain why a women’s tongue was removed while she was still alive; and the only way the nuclear accident could account for the massive amounts of radiation found at the scene was if the campers were camping in the same clothes they wore the day of the accident, and didn’t wash them at all. The accident occured 2 years before they left for the trail. This version also doesn’t explain why the tops of 3 survivors heads and the top 50cm of surrounding trees were burnt to a crisp.

[@aquariandawn4750]

I think the burns and radiation are from the ships of moon Nazis

[@TheJul63]

And again everytime I watch a different story of this, something new which I not heard of creeps in.

[@braddouglas8655]

They didn't mention a note left behind by one of the hikers "now we know the snowman exists"

[@kaiso7322]

It wasn't a note, it was diary and the snow man story was a running gag amongst the group.

[@steph6453]

I remember that, too, along with the picture they took of the yeti.

[@villagechillershorror228]

For everyone complaining about a false-solve click bait, Infographics did not claim it was solved. The title of this segment is a question not a statement.

[@SoalRaptor]

No they said it was solved in the vid

[@XoADREADNOUGHT]

Then why was the tent not flattened by snow... ?

[@nepotiums]

"Chunk of flesh in their mouth?" How did you know that? I've never heard this being mentioned in any documentaries or online articles before.

[@davidcopson5800]

Agree.

[@kaiso7322]

Was it amongst the autopsy reports? The original reports were put online a long time ago.

[@wizzolo]

it's in the autopsy reports, but it's not a "chunk of flesh", it's a tiny bit of skin from the back of his hand, the guy probably bit it to wake it up when he was hypothermic.

[@eryqeryq]

This looks really similar in style to the Kurzgesagt videos... do you do those too, or is this the same software?

[@luigidisanpietro3720]

True or not, may they rest in peace.... And may their families move on too....

[@kaiso7322]

If you don't have anything to contribute, then let's farm these deaths for upvotes. Makes me sick tbh, Luigi.

[@g.williams2047]

Likely a coverup. Still think that they either saw something they weren't supposed to see or the KGB wanted them to go bye bye.

[@supahsmashbro]

KGB is like a less terrifying CIA

[@g.williams2047]

@@supahsmashbro KGB is like the CIA if the CIA acted less covertly. Honestly I hate the CIA way more than the KGB.

[@supahsmashbro]

@@g.williams2047 I believe the CIA has committed way worse atrocities, and has a very dark role to this day. Like...profoundly dark and evil. One of the worst organizations to ever exist on this planet. Idk if you agree with that, but that's how I feel. KGB relative to the CIA still is a youngster

[@g.williams2047]

@@supahsmashbro CIA is definitely more evil.

[@goctexas1444]

I love that debunkers often cite occam's razor will create a list of serendipitous coincidences like this.

[@Octoberfurst]

This is the most reasonable and logical explanation.

[@kellyr.tourigny6762]

Sasquatch beat the tar out of them...an unknown compelling force.

[@Shaylok]

I wanted to believe that one, though, they were able to find the tracks of the hikers and no tracks of a squatch.

[@nazmulhuda1603]

Nice solve! Case closed

[@tiborpurzsas2136]

Sasquatch are in Sasquchevan not in Soviet Russia ! In Soviet Union they are called a Yeti

[@patsmith6867]

. . . they found Bigfoot and all He could say was " I dont know why You call me Big Foot , Among Us Yeti a Foot isn't considered Big , Trust Me " .

[@tiborpurzsas2136]

@I AM Im not even standing...

[@kennydude11797]

It was due to this unfortunate event that Murphy finally decided to pass a law.

[@pearljameric]

How do you explain the boots and clothing being neatly found if snow that was assumed to be an avalanche fell on their shelter?

[@Holden_McGroyn]

If huge amounts of falling snow and ice touched off the events why were their belongings still so neat inside the tent?

[@82nddave38]

The best theory I have heard which covers all the who, what, and why is that it was the Russian military and either accidentally or purposely dropped a type of compression bomb on them in a training exercise. There are a couple really good videos on KZbin that explains this in detail. It answers most of the questions with logical, scientific, and documented facts of this case. I mean why this decades long cover-up over an avalanche?

[@JohnDoe-ny1wp]

This case was "solved" as it happened but we'll never know the "who, how and why"

[@salumtummundi9462]

So it’s not solved *facepalm*

[@enricorodrigues-castragran7810]

@@salumtummundi9462 exactly

[@JohnDoe-ny1wp]

@@salumtummundi9462 Kinda slow for a "Jenis"."SLAP TO THE FACE".

[@justaguywholikeshentai9019]

Maybe the yeti ...

[@tjjavier]

If there's anyone who may have solved this, I think it's Lemmino. He has a very objective and sensible take on all points.

[@cheerful_crop_circle]

He is even more wrong because the stove wasnt used

[@AcidGlow]

Fascinating theory 😮

[@Revasar]

Finally caught one early! Great stuff

[@sirjecht295]

I can see where this makes sense but for it to take this long to come out with this theory I'm not sure this was all the truth or truth at all. Anyone who honestly work this case could have came to this conclusion but for it to take this long something is being covered up.

[@nanoqht285]

But the case was reopened in 2019.... They weren’t investigating it since it happened, and the USSR probably didn’t care much what happened, cause they were all dead, and finding out what happened wasn’t gonna revive them. That’s the mentality most USSR police shared.

[@sirjecht295]

@@nanoqht285 I can agree to this

[@stevenjohn8516]

So it was an avalanche, so how come all their gear was all neatly arranged and all looked normal apart from a hole in a tent. When they discovered the camp site?

[@rogerscurlock2927]

This seems plausible, minus the reason they left the tent. I read a theory once(can't remember where)that had a convincing argument. They had a small stove used to warm the tent at night. It's documented in their photos. It is the key to the hurried/desperate exit. The stove malfunctioned and filled the tent with smoke. They wake in the middle of the night to a smoke filled tent. Assuming the tent is on fire the cut themselves out and run for the nearest place with some shelter from the elements. In the dark, panicked escape they didn't notice it wasn't actually on fire. Later they either figured out it hadn't been on fire or thought the fire may be out. The stronger of the group went to check the status or try to salvage what they could. The rest of the theory in this video seems plausible.

[@cobra4793]

is it common for mountain hikers to leave a stove on over night? the body heat of 12 people within a tent ( I guess) would be warmer than a small single stove burner.

[@rogerscurlock2927]

It was a home made stove, built by one of the hikers(dyatlov I think). It was a small wood stove, even if they hadn't recently put wood in it the coals would remain hot for hours, Producing heat and smoke. This is in my opinion the best explanation. One factor, the only reason to cut their way out of the tent would be if the threat was inside the tent with them. Another major indicator, when investigators looked at their footprints, after exiting the tent they walked to the tree line in an orderly manner, Not panicked running. Along with other pieces of evidence. You can Google the photos they took and the stove is shown in some of them.

[@ceverett68]

it's a theory. and one that doesn't account for all the details

[@scoper7897]

Nah it was solved already

[@quijybojanklebits8750]

It's seems they have. What didn't they account for.

[@Yankeeshea420]

What details?

[@unkledoda420]

Seems like the video accounts for everything pretty well. What did they miss?

[@jugg9140]

What details, it is solved they mistake the snow file falling as avalanche, it was accident my misjudgement.

[@exiverence]

Went right to the comment section. Thanks for saving me 11 mins and 19 seconds of my life, over theories I’ve already heard.

[@andrewbyronloveshire5209]

And this is exactly what the Yeti's want you to believe

[@samuellim6133]

The issue with the avalanche theory was that they did not run out and away from the tent to hide in the treeline as the footsteps were all in a calm manner.

[@hephaestusrestorations4885]

I’m sorry to say but that is totally false there’s no way they could’ve solved it

[@nanoqht285]

Ah, so it’s aliens or Putin with a laser gun, then?

[@hephaestusrestorations4885]

@@nanoqht285 Aliens yes everything else you said no besides Putin was never in power back then

[@abdullaalzaabi8974]

7:32 , you’re welcome.

[@abdullaalzaabi8974]

Spoiler: everything that was said in this video was an educated guess.

[@alanwright7819]

I completely agree! No one will ever know for sure what happened to these people.

[@D.A.Hanks14]

If only they'd livestreaming on FB!