The Dyatlov Pass Incident - Part One

[@manwithnoname3024]

This is one of the greatest mysteries of the last 100 years. It’s crazy. I can’t get enough of this particular story.

[@michaelsemenov4527]

Hi folks. Im from Russia and i learned and spoke with many people about this case. And noone could come up with any cohesive story regarding the case. It' s really odd. What makes it even stranger that there are so many facts from protocols that just contradict each other

[@stephaniepineault7591]

Is there any particular theory that you find the most plausible? I guess I'm just curious what the Russian people think?

[@SofiiaKulish]

Stephanie Pineault I've also read several Russian documents available online, and it seems that the most realistic explanation is carbon monoxide intoxication which caused temporary sickness and loss of clear thinking of expedition members. But we may never know. P.S. Sorry for my broken English:)

[@VetkinaOlga]

There are a couple of theories, they branch to 3 types: supernatural, natural and human. Supernatural are the most boring: UFO's, wrath of ancient goddess of a local tribe of native Siberians, literally no analysis just THE GHOST/GODS/ALIENS DID IT! Natural include infrasound waves (lunacy imo), an avalanche (lunacy as well, there were no sign of it), foehn wind (most plausible) and the intoxication by fumes from the rocket launching trails nearby (that didn't happen). Human factor tends mostly to be conspiracies, involving KGB trials of secret weapons and espionage. But there are theories that they were attacked either by the locals or prison escapees. I myself believe in human versions, most elaborate of them is the espionage one - there were traces of radioactive material fond on some of the clothes. I stick to this one personally, read a book about it, a very thorough work, really impressed me. However, I'm not against foehn wind one, it's just not very popular so I haven't read anything comprehensive on it.

[@kingAmongkings17]

the radioactive particles on their clothes came from the tent stove they had been using the whole trip. The same stove that started smoking/caught fire, forcing the kids to cut their way out of the tent and head for shelter in the woods.

[@VetkinaOlga]

There were no traces of fire in the tent whatsoever. And if my memory serves me well, stove was even fond packed. They didn't even installed it. And they were not kids exactly, they were college students, experienced tourists, in top physical shape. One of the members, Semyon Zolotarev, was a 38 yo World War 2 veteran. He had 4 awards for his service in battle.

[@pyongyang-ace]

Its the sixtieth aniversary may they never be forgotten and live on in our hearts

[@PointlessRhetoric]

Really bruh? Everyone dies at least they had an interesting death.

[@BovineIntervention]

@@PointlessRhetoric everyone dies and most have their deaths solved bud. Nobody knows with these people... who knows what terror they endured...

[@mr.bubbles8351]

They became the first lizard people. I know, my uncle was one

[@BovineIntervention]

@PoliceManHat are you stupid I said most not all like this one

[@BovineIntervention]

@PoliceManHat yes you are stupid

[@MsBAustralia]

I have been obsessed with this mystery for years. Well done on this report... can't wait to watch the rest!

[@stephaniepineault7591]

Same

[@junaidfaiz]

Come on lets go there.

[@brentlionakaboldchamp]

Same. Still looking for more clues, and have found out quite a lot.

[@Petey0707]

It's been solved. Someone packed a portable oven, it set fire, which cause a panic amongst the group.

[@epizzle9232]

Me too!

[@roxanneconner7185]

Even when you guys cover stories I've already heard 100 times, I ALWAYS get something extra from watching your videos. Thank you for your consistent commitment to facts and quality production!!

[@capkarr]

The only problem is the production team doesn’t understand it was a Sasquatch of some kind.

[@trut3296]

Once people start to notice your channel the numbers are going to explode, better than almost any channel of this sort that I've watched and trust me I've watched more than plenty. Keep up the great work.

[@peterbeadman9010]

You were right. But I still think the channel is under subbed. Spread the word please

[@gwilroberts]

I've not long come across this channel. I'm a new subscriber and can say I'm impressed by this channel already.

[@renjiaow3742]

@@gwilroberts It's a fantastic channel.

[@DanksterPaws]

I call this genre animated deep storytelling to differentiate from animated storytelling I’ve only seen two youtube channels that provide quality videos of this type: Lemmino and Bedtime Stories If you have found other channels... Tell me :)

[@ernestogutierrez381]

@@DanksterPaws Missing 411 project and rusty west. Check those channels amigo.

[@OnlySpoilers]

I have read books, listened to podcasts, and watched videos on the Dyatlov Pass Incident over the years, and have to say that your opening to this part one, is the most compelling introduction and encapsulates the unsettling and mysterious events perfectly! Love your videos and narration. They are a cut above what is currently being offered. Thanks and keep up the amazing work!

[@severium8057]

I don't know if you watched the video on the subject by Lemmino but I highly recommend it

[@PointlessRhetoric]

Communist Russia was pretty wild

[@mcbrians.8508]

from what i gathered so far was that these unfortunate people were warned by the locals before embarking on their fateful journey, it was said to them that they can hike to any mountain “except this one” for this is where fire descends and is a forbidden mountain. These people were burned from within (microwaved) just like the 185 thousand strong Assyrian army of King Sennacherib. According to Jewish legends, fallen angels always ascend to Heaven in order to temporarily encamp near Heaven to hear the hymns but afterwards they land back to earth in the form of small asteroids in remote parts of the earth. These godless people pitched their tent within the impact site of a returning angel/demon. If you’re a bookworm like me, this is how King Solomon captured Asmodeus, after the demon landed they spiked his water well full of alcoholic wine and was intoxicated and was chained while asleep. some demonic beings are part physical and part spiritual.

[@kayamusic5696]

Can you name the book please? Im interested

[@n0ble0men44]

Its interesting to note that the Dyatlov Pass Incident case has just been reopened by local authorities hoping to use modern technology to make a breakthrough. I hope something can be figured out.

[@WyattRyeSway]

The new investigation will only consider 3 theories. Avalanche. Snow slab and typhoon or something. Why don’t people talk about the fact that Zolotaryov was not really Zolotaryov? They exhumed and tested him and his DNA matches no one in his known family? He was not connected to the college in any way and not a ski instructor else where. Who was he? It seems to me that karmen vortex street is the most plausible answer for the events of that night.

[@anikaroni]

Is there any update on this?

[@anikaroni]

@@WyattRyeSway Would love to see a link of this

[@WyattRyeSway]

Anikaroni Anikaronie ....curious if you speak Russian. I can find one easier, I think if you do but if not I’m sure it’s in English. I shall look. My guess under Vova is “nothing to see here folks, move along”. Just assuming that would be the response I never followed up. I will now.

[@tomwilliams5832]

I’ve heard they may have been fucked up from the carbon monoxide from a potential faulty gas cooker

[@jimmyshrimbe9361]

I've heard this story a million times but this is super interesting and entertaining. I came back to watch parts 1 and 2 before watching the new one.

[@CuriousGeorgeFloyd]

Thats what I'm doing. It's fucking incredible

[@RedcoatsReturn]

Another perfect docu. The true stories are the scariest! My sincere thanks! I have friends in Russia, most of them hard as nails and don’t scare easy if at all. This group (with the exception of Yudin who correctly pulled out) were young, fit, well trained and ....Russian. Thats why this event frightens me, whatever they met was not of this natural Earth, very powerful and very, very .......evil. I am told, even the military hates to go there even today. What you cant see, what you cant make sense of and what is after you.....is just...pure....terror!

[@zootsanchez]

Right. They're frequently referred to as "hikers" or "students" - they were really Russian outdoor survivalists. Dubinina had once taken a bullet, Doroshenko had once chased off a bear, Dyatlov had once stood his ground in a stampede of wild horses and Zolotaryov was a 4-times decorated ex-combat engineer and one of the 3% of Russian men born in 1921 not to die in WW2. They were extremely competent badasses.

[@joea.9969]

@@zootsanchezand yet in nature or whatever forces it was, it killed them like one swats flies. Sad but nature doesn’t respect humans.

[@egalf]

It is an interesting coincidence that Dyatlov was also the name of the lead engineer responsible for the Chernobyl catastrophe.

[@Gotobar]

egalf They named Dyatlov pass after the leader of the group who died there, It’s literally said in the video that they rename it after him, Igor Dyatlov

[@darrenparker4897]

Dyatlov was the Deputy Chief Engineer at Chernobyl along side Formin who was Chief Engineer. I did think exactly the same though when I read the title of the incident.I have read substantial material on Chernobyl and Diatlov is probably the best known character of the whole incident at Chernobyl as he was the obstinate one who bullied the rest of the younger guys in the control room of reactor #4 with the loss of their jobs and their apartments in Pripyat.Even after the test results were compromisedl,he ordered them to carry on with the test.We all know what happened after that particular order!

[@WyattRyeSway]

It’s like the name Smith in the US. Very common surname.

[@iii978]

Why is that interesting?

[@WyattRyeSway]

III ....I’m sure it’s some conspiracy theory or another. It’s not interesting at all.

[@raywhittington1368]

This is an incredibly alluring, fascinating, and curios mystery I have followed for a few years. Great to get this angle on it!

[@AwakeAtTheWheel]

This is by far the best telling of this story that I have found! Very detailed while maintaining good pacing and a very well executed build in suspense. Bravo!!!!

[@DVincentW]

Gotta envy Yuri for getting sick.

[@chriscyjimflores2326]

@Piatequila me too..I have a feelings of doubt on him

[@WyattRyeSway]

Piatequila ....he had done hikes before. Sometimes he had flare ups but usually the exercise did him good. He was also smitten by Luda Dubinina (though he kind of denied it years later). If you ever saw an interview with him, you would not think he was shady. You would think he wished he could have died with them. They died in 1959. He died in 2013. He had 54 years of guilt, sadness, confusion etc. He never got over it. When he died, the articles called him the 10th member of the Dyatlov hiking group. My mom said when he died “he survived but he didn’t get to actually live after that”. The last interview he gave, he was an old man by then, obviously....they asked him what is the first thing he will do when he gets to Heaven and he said “find my friends and ask them what happened and tell them I’m sorry that I left”. The interviewer asked him what he thought he could have done and he said nothing but we were a group. I read somewhere he was best with a compass too. That may have been the guilt. Had he been there, Igorka might not have been off course. Yurka had a rheumatic disorder. Normally it affected his joints but as the trucks they were riding in were bouncing, he had a soft tissue/connective tissue flare up and knew those took longer to heal. He was healed by the time he made it back to UPI for spring term. He was part of the rescue team but they didn’t have to take the buses to the trains to the the trucks etc. He needed his doctor. Once he got medication, he was better. Then they took the rescuers to the area by helicopters, I think. I can’t remember right off the top of my head. I doubt Yuri Yudin was anything other than a sick guy, just as he claimed.

[@chriscyjimflores2326]

@@WyattRyeSway didn't know that, thanks for the info

[@colleenjeffries3334]

I had a vague feeling about Yuri as well. Maybe he knew something no one else did. If he did, the secret went to the grave with him. The story is very sad and tragic.😩

[@WyattRyeSway]

Colleen Jeffries ....I don’t think he did. He would have been nearly or completely destroyed by the government if he knew something he was not supposed to know and if somehow helped in a coverup, he would have been rewarded. Instead, he lived a very normal soviet life and then a fairly common post soviet one. People always wonder about him but imagine being him and just not wanting to slow your friends down. So, you leave and you live the rest of your life with the guilt? Survivors guilt. You saw it in people that survived the shoah, the war, the blockade etc. If they lost family members, they had guilt they survived. Very sad to hear their stories.

[@dwarfbunni]

I've heard about this story so many times and its always fascinated me since I was a kid, I'm glad you've covered it because its just so weird.

[@michaelkoszowski3716]

The springfield three also !!

[@katym30418]

I always come back to your channel, you helped me get through my nights of insomnia with your voice and they way you go through details of every story had a calming effect on my busy mind.

[@IanP1963]

A true mystery in the real sense of the genre !!!!

[@alinapopescu872]

The most respectful, least sensational account I've ever heard. This must be the third time I've watched this. Thank you.

[@safe-keeper1042]

The Skeptoid podcast introduced me to this incident, with an episode that argued convincingly for natural explanations. As I'm tired of "mysteries" being presented as far more unsolved than they are, I always appreciate it when people take the time to delve into facts and try to explain what really happened, and this video seems promising so far (about 7:20 in so far).

[@donniedoobie9627]

The narration on this channel is top notch and I like the fact it's subtitled in case I have to shut off the volume for whatever reason.

[@_czllxm_99]

Absolutely fab! Well worth the wait. Cant wait to watch the rest. Love Bedtime Stories ❤ ☺

[@ReereeTV1]

This was the first mystery I read about in Egypt when I was 11-12 I was hooked on mystery ever since! Classic

[@ThePandaOfYourMind]

The level of quality this channel provides is rare

[@bctw9004]

Absolutely amazing documentary! If I recall there were sightings of massive trees that were removed, flipped around and broke off. Then stuck in the ground with the roots facing the sky. Very large trees. It defied all logic.

[@latashahoward3943]

Wow, I never heard those details. I did read about the tree limbs broken off near one set of bodies, and they speculated one or more tried climbing up the tree for some reason. It was basically insinuating they were trying to get away from something chasing them. Of course we really don't know for sure.

[@bctw9004]

I’m actually reading the book “Dead Mountain” about this account. It’s an amazing book.

[@DonnaBrooks]

@@latashahoward3943 You never heard those details b/c they aren't true. IDK if this person just made it up or if he's parroting something he heard "somewhere".

[@rangermedic8564]

Richard While, I had never heard this story. As I was listening to you, I caught myself NOT breathing as I was literally hanging on to your every word ! ! ! ! I am heading to part 2 now, HOPEFULLY I remember to breath this time ..... LOVE YOUR STUFF ........ ! ! ! !

[@PointlessRhetoric]

DRAMATIC

[@m.j.mbrooks1859]

I feel so sorry for their surviving families. Can you imagine, the last time you see your loved ones they were on a skiing trip with friends, and then the next thing you know, they’ve all been brutally killed in ways that have either never been fully investigated/covered up/not explained? Everyone would have their own bizarre theory about your loved one that died, and cast the blame on them for their demise. And to know that their last moments, they were likely terrified and in excruciating pain trying to escape from something....it’d be so hard to live without definitive answers.

[@otaviohatanaka9750]

Amazing! Just amazing! Can't wait to watch part 2 !

[@lissareinhardt3141]

I have watched and read several things about this case, and about half the details you gave here were completely new to me. Definitely well researched and worth watching.

[@moviemad56]

I've just stumbled on your channel. I adore mysteries and I appreciate your work. Thanks!

[@dugclrk]

Very nice start to this story. Seems much better researched than most. I've read several excellent books on this and quite a few bad ones. Will be nice to hear your take on it in part 2.

[@rafaelpaiva9770]

This is the best video around on the topic. Great work!

[@troylauga80]

Great Channel, Please keep them coming.

[@Rudy_86]

Just want to say I absolutely love your work. Found your channel while watching Swamp Dweller's. Been binging on your stories the last few days.

[@ChrisTina-jj2ie]

I'm so excited for a part III. I'm going back and watching parts 1 & 2 before the new one right now. Cheers~

[@ardatalessa162]

How has it taken me this long to find this channel!? You are fantastic and the effort you put in to your videos is incredible! Thank you! you need at least a million subs.. I'll be listening often from now on!

[@JessieHTX]

Not too much and not too little information in your podcast. And I like the illustrations. Seriously turning this into my normal bedtime story source. I can imagine myself listening to this at 2am during a road trip.

[@oopstheteahasderailed]

Right!

[@jackfahy2283]

This and the American version are my favorite on this channel 🙌🏻

[@reachinghigher4259]

Wow I never realized they were all so young. I thought they were all in their 30s or 40s. Damn. They were just kids.

[@TheInstitution]

30s? They were in their 20s, and the oldest (38) died on the day of his birthday.

[@manjsher3094]

In Russia you grow up fast.

[@jackwatson3944]

@@manjsher3094 in the 50s every one grew up fast.

[@WyattRyeSway]

Semyon Zolotaryov was 38. The next oldest one was 24. Except for him, they were 20-24. Most were 23 or so.

[@Blitzo2876]

I am more amazed at the 11 hour train ride. It is an 11 hour plane ride from Vancouver canada to china. How big is russia?!

[@sleepystars8482]

I've always been interested in this particular story. I'm looking forward to your narration of the subject and what went on at Dyatalov Pass 🖤

[@waverider8549]

Beautiful narration. Also hats off for the respectful manner in which the incident was handled.

[@kevo3985]

This is refreshing love your content you present the subject very well i am now a subscriber much respect and best of wishes

[@marcjon000]

Ive seen many of videos of this case on KZbin of course but I noticed in the beginning that this one is a little different, more detailed I guess. Great job

[@nightviber2097]

Dyatlov ? This man is Delusional take him to the Infirmary

[@The_uglybastard]

NightChills19 not great but not terrible

[@TenkvisStrap]

Is in shock

[@ServantOfPriss]

@@The_uglybastard Guards, this user is clearly delusional.

[@squamish4244]

Hahaha I scrolled down looking for this.

[@habadasheryjones]

Don't worry. Should be equal to a chest x-ray.

[@R0dan]

Always wondered why they were hiking such difficult terrain. Thank-you for answering many questions I did not know about this tragedy👍

[@samus4040]

This is a top tier KZbin page. Thank you for this beautiful presentation.

[@darrenparker4897]

Rob Samus,here! hear!

[@w.w.gg.d4038]

😨Incredible true story. Well done fellas! Thank you. 😨

[@IAMDAVEREYNOLDS]

Can't wait to see part 2 !

[@highland_persuasion]

This is quite possibly my favorite mystery of all time. We can only hope they've found peace.

[@chd1694]

Great video even though the content was a tragedy. Russian winters are NO joke. They are absolutely brutal. I would never hike in severe winter storms.

[@nanookdiwi4543]

I really appreciate you putting subtitles on your videos. You the real MVP.

[@DTR69420]

“If I had a nickel for every time a group of hikers mysteriously died in the Siberian mountains I’d have 2 nickels which isn’t a lot but weird it happened twice right?”

[@courtneyheverling4610]

I just recently heard of this story and since then ive watched many vids about it. This my friend is one of the best. Good job. Thanks!!!

[@LunarPenguin42]

Have you watched lemminos video? I actually believe he solved the case

[@shaindarkart5412]

awesome!!!!..was hoping you would do this one.

[@JayLaliberte-xs3ky]

An Enigma of a Mystery, I hope to be around when someone legitimately solves it!

[@diseaserat4yearsago555]

Why u no have more subs ur so good at this i am subscribing

[@elainetalling1797]

I have subscribed in 2020. What a horrible year so far.

[@hennesey8]

This is a brilliantly spooky video- a great addition to an already spooky and unsettling event. Very well done and very well told. Bravo. (Edit: corrected some grammar)

[@DonnaBrooks]

Thank you for correcting your grammar! Seriously. I appreciate that people still care about being understood. Everyone today seems to put the onus on the reader to "figure out" what one is saying, rather than putting forth the small effort to make oneself understood by using the rules of a language that make communication possible!

[@MetaphorMadness]

Are the illustrations your own work? Looking good! Keep it up :D. And ofcourse, great subject. I've been interested in this ever since I've learned of it.

[@indy_go_blue6048]

They wrote elsewhere that they're a 4 man team: An illustrator, researcher and two writers, one of which is the presenter. They're very good so the info is worth repeating.

[@theresacullen6037]

Just found this channel it's very good very interesting and they have done their homework keep up the good work x

[@alex-1822]

I always find channels like this and I watch every single video until I’ve caught up with all of them lol I’m so glad I found this channel your voice is so soothing and the way you tell stories is so interesting 💕

[@ritialydia]

Like Like. Thank you so much for reviewing this anomaly.

[@KawaiiKittyKat79]

I've been listening since the Medan video. But I haven't subscribed until now, and I clicked the Bell icon. Keep making these awesome videos friend.

[@randomguy56789]

The girls tongue being pulled out was not caused by an avalanche something deliberately ripped out the tongue of that woman.

[@crispinroy9839]

It wasn't an avalanche I agree but she lost her tongue and eyes from sitting melting spring water for weeks and natural decomposition.

[@randomguy56789]

Matthew Stanley probably so

[@AgentSmartnumber86]

Trey Spiva I would leave that up for debate but it is an interesting point why would her eyes and tounge be ripped out but nothing eaten?

[@JKSSubstandard]

@@AgentSmartnumber86 The original report only said missing, not ripped out, not cut out, just missing. The medical examiner didnt think the tongue or eyes missing was out of the ordinary based on how few notes were taken. The likely explanation is that the soft tissue of the mouth and eyes was the first to start to rot during a melt.

[@devindevon]

Decomposition, nothing mysterious about it.

[@christinerose4839]

Great commentary I must say 🦋

[@punisherhotel92]

Well written, thank you! You have a new sub :)

[@janetpitts7302]

Just found your channel and love it, excellent video! New sub!!!

[@richardhelliwell1210]

So sad, I still think that this was a Soviet missile test/munitions test gone badly wrong. What was it made them get out of the tent to certain death in the cold, perhaps we will never know. Whatever it was they choose to stay away from the tent and their equipment which might have saved them. I think the authorities knew and covered it up rather than come clean.

[@johnlittle7181]

The more i read into it, I do as well. There are lots of interesting nuggets of info that are rarely if ever covered in any of these online incident descriptions, that you can find on your own. Like for instance, in some of the bodies there were signs of livor mortis on the front side (stomach) of the body yet, the body was found on its back. So this meant the victim was lying face down for sometime after death, but was then rolled onto their backs by someone or something.

[@gaylebaker8419]

Infrasound from a Karman vortex street.

[@zeonmx]

No, the UFO or the aliens were not responsible the death of these hikers. Might as well blame it on angry Russian yeti if you are gonna go with UFO theory.

[@zeonmx]

Your so called "evidence" is not an evidence but an opinion. That is not a valid argument.

[@zeonmx]

No it tells that the case has nothing to do with aliens. Your aliens argument is invalid. Try again.

[@FaderFlosser]

I've seen these stories done a hundred times and you have obviously done the most research...just fantastic.....

[@Corduroy66]

Very thoroughly and well presented.

[@NattyBumppo48]

These people got too close to some type of Russian military exercise or testing.

[@easyenetwork2023]

NattyBumppo48 That is by far the most plausible explanation not involving Yeti or aliens. This is likely a nuclear test gone wrong.

[@MoriShep]

@@easyenetwork2023 or you know a bear

[@bobskywalker2707]

​@@MoriShep Yeah a bear with a flamethrower and nuclear weapon.

[@m.j.mbrooks1859]

That’s what I’ve wondered. Perhaps they accidentally stumbled upon some top secret government experiment/testing and were killed in order to keep those secrets.

[@oopstheteahasderailed]

I too think it's a nuke test gone wrong incident

[@Rommheim1]

Good video. Make one for the Franklin Expedition please!

[@GlennForbes20]

It's called, "The Terror". By AMC.

[@DonnaBrooks]

​@@GlennForbes20 That's a fictional account, though. I think it's sci-fi. Please quit promoting fiction as fact. You confuse people. Just. Stop.

[@incredibleflameboy]

@@DonnaBrooks it's definitely not Sci fi. It's kind of a mix of factual with a horror twist but you could easily switch the tunbaq out for a particularly aggressive polar bear and have a similar story. It actually holds quite close to fact in the way that the ships operated though and how the terror ended up where it is. I can't recall if the erebus is wrecked nearby the terror but there's actually some truth to the AMC show.

[@Swordfeather]

I've heard this story from about three or four other podcasters/youtubers. Your account was the most chilling and intriguing I've heard to date. Wonderful!!

[@justonemori]

I wonder if David Duchovny watches stuff like this. I have a feeling Gillian Anderson does not.

[@kevo3985]

Aye man lol i go by kev ro too sometimes just thought it was cool our names be close and watching the same content

[@fulsame1]

Gillian Anderson loved the X-files. Her son was named to be an anagram of xfile.

[@HellScream107]

I heard Anderson likes these videos, but she has trouble convincing Robert Patrick that these are substantial.

[@someoneelse293]

How goods this channel intro music. ... perfect satellite of the x files theme

[@grahamjonathan762]

She's too busy in London down the pub

[@hbbjiubgvdtgjbiblkbj]

Love this channel.

[@mikerryan85]

Just watched the Expedition Unknown special on this. Very interesting stuff - smells of a huge government cover-up!

[@erril13ify]

Oh my god! I hate KZbin for not recommending this channel sooner! Subscribed!

[@Eagle3232]

One of the most fascinating mysteries ever

[@zeonmorningstar862]

Bedtime stories your channel is quality mate keep these vids coming you put a really good twist on old stories and new and i luv the videos them selves the black n white noir feel is perfect for your voice it all melds together to make something great so well done. Your in my top 3 youtubers

[@Roice-ht7rc]

That "Unnamed mountain" Is part of the Ural mountains I think the northern side But we'll call it The Dead mountain for now

[@CrewNDx]

Ideal channel for me. Favorite ♥️👌

[@TrevJamesBailey]

They have reopened the investigation, we may finally know what happened on that fateful night! You should keep an eye out for updates.

[@ahmedcoralic8194]

Dik in balls

[@PointlessRhetoric]

There is no updates They're dead end of story

[@jackwatson3944]

Don't believe a word of what they tell you.

[@spamlord7570]

PointlessRhetoric yes they may be dead but *how* did they die, thats what everyone wants to know

[@Ultimaton100]

Don’t trust the Russian government to say anything factual. Remember this is Vladimir Putin we’re talking about, the same Russian President who tried to cover up the details of the Kursk disaster back in 2002.

[@August377]

This is one of the greatest channels on KZbin.

[@sarahoshea9603]

They're spreading articles around now saying that it was definitely a different kind of avalanche. Only thing is, their injuries were oddly similar to cattle mutilations, strange lights had been reported over the area that night, they found burn marks on the sides/way up in the pine trees, and there were traces of radiation in their clothes. Avalanches don't do that.

[@czarnyrycerz3377]

Watch lemmino's video

[@josiehawkins3521]

Love your channel,keep them coming

[@Miro_2023]

Its 2021 and I hope that someday, we will solve this tragic mystery

[@bluthunder840]

I just subbed 😄 On another video you commented about changing your intro... I love it! Similar to an intro to a tv series such as The Walking Dead or Daredevil, the intro, in a way, prepares you for the show. It puts you in the mood. You did exactly that. Cool intro music by the way!

[@redsk94king79]

I've heard this story so many times. But it's still so interesting I just want to know what happened to them

[@andreag3532]

I just found you're channel. I'm so happy that I did. I love it! You do great work and now I'm hooked. 👍👍

[@einienj3281]

Great clifhanger! ;) oh, but I'm so lucky, that off I go, straight to the second part! :D Great video, Thank You! :)

[@BedtimeStoriesChannel]

EinieN J I have blocked that person from commenting on this channel now. Those kinds of people are not even worth responding to.

[@einienj3281]

Bedtime Stories Thank You!

[@bilindalaw-morley161]

I am very sorry for my book length comment. Like everyone who knows of it, I have been and am.fascinated by the subject. And all of a sudden the answers popped up in my brain, and off I went, typing busily. I’d be interested in what others might think. But also, I’m impressed by the research here. There were several things that were new info to me. I liked the fact that the presentation wasn’t spoiled by juvenile over-emotion. This is a.really good presentation and production. Thank you. Kudos

[@liliannaogrady1391]

Yuri must have been a popular name back then. Ten people, 8 of them guys and three are named Yuri. Kind of how the name Michael used to be. Whatever happened that night, it was a nightmare. However long it took them to die seems as though it was torture. I can't imagine freezing to death is easy. I wish we knew for sure why they left the tent. I haven't camped much and never have in the winter. Everyone whether their first time or extremely experienced would not have left that tent without important clothing that would cause certain death without it. It had to have been of the utmost importance for them to leave quickly without what they needed but what though? I wonder about the older guy. Didn't they do a dna test where his body was supposed to be him and it turned out it wasn't? Why did he say that people would be talking about their expedition for years to come? Did he know something? Was him dying part of the plan or he didn't realize how bad the situation could/would get? So many questions. No answers...well...nothing that makes complete sense anyway.

[@spencerfrankclayton4348]

Not as popular as "Maria" in Spanish. 😅

[@liliannaogrady1391]

@@spencerfrankclayton4348, I know. lol

[@joea.9969]

Yeah it was its like Mike or Jim lol

[@mimivonflytz]

I feel so sorry for those beautiful souls.

[@RAMZAVFX]

The investigation was reopened a few weeks ago

[@dawnheller7742]

Love your videos. Interesting, entertaining and educational

[@keeganfoster1792]

I’m very interested in this mystery it’s very interesting

[@grahull1980]

Best channel on utube only been a sub for a couple of weeks. Almost watched them all keep up the great vids

[@biggvshavtivsdickvsii8541]

Yuri certainly was one lucky man (put his afflictions to the side here). Even after 20 years reading about the case, I’m still perplexed by it. Bring on Part II!

[@presleybaldwin3756]

This Channel is awesome, I subscribed on the last video I watched, which was the Wendigo video and I am glad I did. Because these video's appear to be done in a historical storytelling way and not a creepypasta or just speculation (which can be fun) type of storytelling, which is more interesting.

[@NattyBumppo48]

This seems like a really difficult & risky endeavor, especially back in those days. You'd have to be either extremely confident in your ability, or incredibly naieve.

[@marysmurfness8270]

So glad i found your channel..well done bed time stories :)

[@Skabanis]

so from what I gathered, they got smoke inhalation while in tents...they cut their way out confused and dizzy from monoxide poisoning...thats why the cut out is from inside...their is another channel on here that explains it pretty well!

[@slopcrusher3482]

Problem is the stove wasn’t even set up the night of the event, and the theory that it was taken down before the tent filled with smoke is BS, that exaust pipe would have been extremely hot, and they would have waited until the morning to disassemble it before they packed out when it was cool

[@oopstheteahasderailed]

Ohh

[@KathyPrendergast-cu5ci]

These were all very experienced hikers and had hiked in extremely cold conditions before; it doesn’t seem likely they would have done anything so stupid as give themselves carbon monoxide poisoning.

[@willsk7068]

Loving the channel and content.