The Mystery of Dyatlov pass

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[@Savannah-]

The best theory is the katabatic (descending) wind theory, proposed by a group of hikers and guides who followed the same path with the same supplies. There is a phenomenon where, often at night, a strong wind sweeps down the side of the mountain. Here is the series of events: 1. Tent was not angled to thr gradient as it should have been. The winds began, they cut out of the tent with only what they had on. They covered it with snow to secure it and left a flashlight as a guide 2. They ran down towards the trees got cover, being struck by debris. Three died here and didn't make it down. 3. Two tried and failed to make a fire, one climbed a tree for branches. This explains burns that were found on these hikers. These two died there, one had bite marks on his knuckles from trying to stay awake. 4. Four others went to the ravine for shelter. There was a snow shelter they huddled together in which collapsed and killed them explaining why they're buried. There was evidence their bodies had been in water and frozen as the melting and freezing happened. One died while crawling in. Missing body parts are explained by animals (scavengers). Another group of hikers in Sweden died a similar way, except one survived and could explain what happened.

[@moisturisedgnome1181]

Interesting theory.. but ayys are better

[@olhydra]

How does that explain the tops of the trees being burned?

[@krkgr]

Wrong

[@Savannah-]

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[@Savannah-]

@@olhydra Can you link a reputable source? I can check it out, but I've never seen this claim from any good source.

[@Sahtoovi]

Some time ago the mystery was for the most part solved. They were drinking and having fun in the tent when some snow detached form the mountainside and slid on top of the tent, which caused them to slash their way out with a knife. They attempted to find a safer place now that their tent was gone, so they went to the woods. It should be noted that most of them were drunk. Some of them took off their clothes before dying because in the late stages of hypothermia, you feel hot before you lose consciousness. I think that it's a logical explanation for how they died, but the weird lights are still unexplained but it's possible if not probable that they had nothing to do with the events.

[@GSP-76]

That's a very plausible explanation but wasn't there discrepancies with their bodies when found? I don't remember the full story now.

[@Sahtoovi]

@@GSP-76 They can for the most part be explained with wild animals and decomposition. The guy with the missing tongue had some blood in his stomach which people seem to make a much bigger deal from than it actually is, since the blood probably just came from when the tongue was detached. The blunt force trauma was probably from the weight of the snow as it did hit the tent quite hard.

[@saccers]

@@Sahtoovi Wouldn't there be evidence of animal activity around the bodies? Like footprints or disturbances in the snow? Even if a large bird got to them its unlikely it landed directly on the body and never stepped off while prying eyes out. Idk for sure just throwing out possibilities.

[@Sahtoovi]

@@saccers No, it was snowing a lot and it took enough time for the bodies to be discovered for any and all tracks to be covered in snow.

[@ZombieSazza]

@@Sahtoovi really good explanations, thanks. For me I figured they maybe freaked out because of how the wind sounded or something natural (and explainable), the wind can sound haunting, it can even sound terrifying, and figured maybe they heard the roar of the wind and because they’re already drunk, panicked and slashed their way out their tent, and because of their inebriation and blind panic, didn’t stop to think for a minute to grab clothes or any supplies and ran out of sheer terror. Your explanation however makes a lot more sense XD

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[@projecttrade365]

My cousin went missing in the Dyatlov pass in 1960. As a family we always said it was probably an alien abduction to give ourselves some peace of mind. I’ve never said it out loud but honestly he was an incredibly unremarkable person, aliens would have no reason to abduct him over anyone else. This video gives me more relief than the alien theory.

[@aridsteam58907]

Very sorry to hear

[@Александр-п3ц1в]

But it was closed of from. 1959-1963 your lying lmao

[@projecttrade365]

@@Александр-п3ц1в He must have climbed over the 'closed' sign.

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[@renegade_patriot]

I've been a cop for 15 years, what I can't wrap my head around....is if you are searching for missing hikers...why bring radiation detection equipment in the first place. Radiation detection is a highly technical, highly specialized field, usually done by the military, and requires special training and equipment. It's hardly something you bring out when searching for some missing hiker kids near a mountain. We may never know. Also, a very large area around dyatlov pass was sealed closed by the government for years after the investigation, with all entry strictly forbidden. I think the government had something to do with it.

[@user-tc2wv4ue7y]

If it was a testing range maybe they feared hiking into a dangerous spot.

[@boldCactuslad]

it is soviet russia. it is my belief that this fact properly explains the precautions taken against radiation.

[@andyb2028]

Soviet radiological accidents are several. People have died after accidentally rediscovering abandoned radioactive materials that were dumped in the wilderness

[@user-tc2wv4ue7y]

@@andyb2028 maybe Putin should take Kim Jung Un through those places and teach him history.

[@vishifish9934]

My theory is that the Government was behind it and dyatlov secretly worked for the KGB or was hired by them. Heck he even looks similar to Vladimir Lenin who led the communist Soviet party before Stalin. Russia had just given people like hikers the freedom to hike outside of places they lived in and in far places like where the dyatlov pass took place in right after Stalin died I believe. Stalins party maybe didn’t like this and therefore sent a guy like dyatlov to organize and kill the members In the dyatlov pass because the communist party knew that places far from Moscow and the main cities were bases where they operated secretly to test military stuff. One member of the dyatlov pass even wrote in her diary that she saw dyatlov acting wierd after they set camp and all rested, almost like his mood shifted instantly too a bad one.

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Great take on this subject. It has been done to death, but Disrupt makes it absolutely fascinating. Love the analysis on it too, really brings some interesting info to light and draws some reasonable conclusions.

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The KZbinr Lemino has a great explanation that I think sounds most convincing

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Heard this story many times, but this presentation style makes it new before my eyes. Well done.

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'only' 1.3 million is a number of people your brain can't even imagine in one place.

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@@FinnishArmy about 15 pro soccer stadiums filled to capacity. Would be like if there was a soccer stadium as tall as the Burj Kalifah packed with people

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when a non-fiction documentary feels like a cinematic narrative/fictional story, that's how you know the writing is brilliant

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This is one of the craziest group deaths I know of, so glad Disrupt is covering it your videos are great!!

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I almost didn't watch this one because I have heard the story so many times, but I knew you would make it worthy :)

[@TheOtherWhiteNerd]

Literally just finished watching Lemmino’s video on this! Both were so good!

[@Sabatuar]

The yellowing skin seems similar to what you see in a lot of cold weather mummies, see Otzi, the Andean and ancient artic mummies, and the Franklin Expedition bodies. Overall good to see a rational recounting of this incident.

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Every time I leave KZbin and come back, your videos keep getting better and better. I wish I could give this one an award 🥇

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i really can’t imagine the amount of work that goes into these. so well done!

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Out of all of them, this is the best Dyatlov mystery vid.

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The production value is TOO GOOD for these

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Already watched coverage of this on LEMMINO, but had to watch to support one of the most unique creators on this platform

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Happy to have this interesting case thematized by one of the best channels on youtube.

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I hate youtube so much, there is no way i'm sending a photo of my PERSONAL INFORMATION to them, so sad that i can't watch this propably great video

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[@Illuminatic]

10:20 I don't know where you got this, but in Russia we call it yeti too, I have never heard anyone calling it a "mehk"

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Maybe what he was trying to say was "In that part of Russia they call it " menk""? At least that would make a lot more sense considering this whole thing about "local language".

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1:36 huge Mononoke 2007 vibes! Loved the video, you guys never disappoint.

[@troggs4832]

I’ve heard this story a thousand times but disrupt does it so well it’s worth watching again

[@Джекет]

I dont even know how many times ive heard about this story or how many theories there are about it,but one thing is for sure,it is always fascinating to listen to it and wonder just what rly happened

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It's always a good day when disrupt uploads

[@runner0233]

someone even made a game about this called Kholat, i couldn't finish it cus you have to walk on a open world with just a paper map and a compass using only, coordinates and your beliefs to know where you are, after some time i just had headhaches trying to find the next place to go so i gave up

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ahahaha the part about getting headaches about it is so relatable

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This production quality is absolutely incredible! Thanks for serving this great content for free

[@Kirbyfire73]

If it weren't for the fact that two of the bodies were missing their eyes, and one was missing their tongue, I would think that the conclusion they came up with is very plausible... But I don't think any scavenging animal would eat two pairs of eyes and a tongue, and not touch anything else on the bodies. Why would an animal specifically go for those body parts? A scavenging animal is hardly going to leave anything. So the fact that the bodies, apart from those parts, were still intact, doesn't make any sense.

[@trenchcoatdoggo5185]

The body was most likely frozen to the bone for the animals to eat them, so they went for the eyes and tongue since it was probably still warm...

[@LogsMaggot]

What he said ^

[@boldCactuslad]

the eyes and tongue are eaten first. this is why so many stories have this detail. to put it simply they are very obviously nutritious to any scavengers and very easy to pick at.

[@lordlamington5917]

Every time im recommended this video it has a different title lol

[@ladywonder1352]

I've loved this case for years, so happy you've done this style video on it after watching you for a while now!

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The Editing is Insane 🔥🙌🏾

[@Qwompus]

I've heard all of these stories a dozen times before. I'm still gonna watch, though. Obviously.

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Great video editing. Awesome content. Nature can be hard at times. That's for sure. People even worse.

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Every one of this man’s videos are just so damn satisfying

[@BerlinWallNeverFall]

Love the new title man…

[@Tiberon098]

The animation for this is really good, I could see this turned into a mystery/thriller game.

[@tyranosurasmax]

Hasn't been a mystery for about a year. KZbinr Anton Petrov shows how EVERYTHING encourted by these people was natural and not nefarious in any way. It all makes sense. Strongly reccomend checking it out. EVERYONE, really. This "mystery has neem solved for a little while now.

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Only Nexpo in my opinion matches the quality of your channel. Absolutely superb! 👍👌👏

[@_error]

Hey Jak, I know you keep changing the title and thumbnail on this video and I am guessing its because it isn't doing the numbers you had hoped for compared to your other recent work, but please rest assured the quality here is phenomenal, some of the best on youtube, and I am sure if you continue to produce at this level the views will come for those vids and this one also. Love your work man. Signed [redacted].

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Disrupt is the kinda guy that, even though you've watched multiple video's on the Dyatlov Pass incident, you just have to drop everything and watch

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Quick question: how much do these videos cost and how long do they take to make because they are very high quality.

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Production of thwe graphics and stuff probably takes a while. Finding topics is easy, at least in this case. They just straight up copied LEMMiNO's video, down to even trying to copy his Swedish accent and tone of voice.

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@@sdfopsdmsdofjmp7863 Whole lotta empty accusations mate.

[@paranormalphenomena563]

Finally! I was waiting for this video, I wish it was longer but great video nonetheless, thank you.

[@CNSabata]

I love how the video title changed like 62 times already. Even if I hadn't watched the video I'd still find entertainment.

[@vq8282]

Video was age restricted so i got my dads cc so i could watch this video (I refuse to miss out on one they help me sleep), keep it up!

[@saltychickenrice6392]

Hey! Disrupt if it not a hassle, next time temperature comes up could you convert it to Celsius? It real takes away from immersion when I dont understand the importance of the temperature, thank you!

[@GigaDarkness]

how many times are you gonna change the name of this video? I've seen like 5 different names for it already

[@orthostice]

Production quality on your content is 100/10

[@mariopsota5806]

how many more times are u gonna change the title?

[@Gloom-Rot]

How many times will the title for this video change

[@KennethSee]

What program do you use for the 3D animations?

[@bobbyraduloff]

This SFM style was weird for me at first but it is actually pretty nice. It’s surprisingly fitting.

[@Gaaraloverr1]

I watched the found footage horror movie named “Devil’s Pass” and thought the story was pretty disturbing, but I didn’t realize it was based on a true story… until I Googled it. Truly freaky stuff.

[@MoonstarAriadne]

Thanks KZbin for age-restricting, very cool!

[@frcproductions9089]

This should be entered into a short film competition

[@exmachina2600]

What software is used for the animation?

[@tundecooperation]

+1 to this comment

[@FluorescentApe]

Really enjoyed this video! Lemmino also covered this case back in 2016, tho it's nice to see another perspective of this incident.

[@m1-]

thank you for the late christmas gift, DisruptTV :)

[@Xangoose1]

The editing on this is brilliant

[@v4nnyz]

Another banger doc by Disrupt, goddamn! This was a more in-depth look into Dyatlov Pass incident than other videos and writings I've seen, which I really appreciate. Thanks for always putting out quality content, man

[@avish_7963]

Hey, once again an awesome video. Could you link the music used in the video? Cheers, keep up the great content!

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God this channel keeps me alive

[@_i_c_]

My face when a video happens to be on a topic I've already heard about and thus don't feel like rewatching. Pain.

[@Mr.C0ffee]

Bro your 3d animations are the best! If you could I would love a tutorial. Stay determined my dude. And happy new year

[@marcl3928]

that Age restriction tho. Disrupted indeed.

[@QuinnConnell]

Hello, I helped edit this! let me know if you have any questions or comments as this was a great thrill to put together

[@thepersonnooneknows]

what did you use to edit this?

[@QuinnConnell]

@@thepersonnooneknows Final Cut Pro X and stock footage/assets from storyblocks

[@-xirx-]

No questions, I just wanted to leave sincere thanks Quinn!

[@QuinnConnell]

@@-xirx- thank you!

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@@QuinnConnell no questions really either, you did amazing work and this came out extremely professional, hopefully your being paid well for this quality content!

[@ET-Gamer]

Men named Dyatlov seem to find themselves on the more tragic pages of history.

[@arthursurname]

watching this at 3.27 (london) just adds to the effect. also got a skiing ad, the tonal shift is so weird

[@evanhaldeman3030]

Great theory, but I am still mystified about the “Burnt tree tops”, and “UFOS” in the sky. Great video!

[@aleksandrosXXL]

You really can't decide what to call this video can you :D It's still a great watch after the 3rd time

[@aleksandrosXXL]

Still great after the 4th time

[@redroyce4590]

Ah yes the famous accident so many, many different theories on this one and so many videos. Watched quite a few of such videos. Have to say your video is pretty unique especially the beginning of it.

[@anneabelle7098]

The title of this video has changed four times in two days...

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I literally discovered this channel just now and I got this notification lol

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It's an awesome channel ngl

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I also recommend Nexpo and Night Docs

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same 😭

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I love this channel. Chilling, but very entertaining stories. Great Story telling feels like ur watching a movie. I stay up all night long watching this stiff

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Theres no feeling like when a new disrupt video is up

[@jackc8621]

The book whose author's name I can't remember right now, is available free on KZbin as an audiobook (called Dead Mountain). The guy who did the research into the infrasound phenomenon did a really deep dive into the whole incident. Definitely worth listening to.

[@voidknight8632]

That book and it’s author are literally mentioned in the video at 9:52

[@hadiahamed9188]

Question : Um why did y'all change the name of the video?

[@fr0st_tm]

Hey, random question, your probably not going to answer, but what text to speech do you use to have that creepy whisper voice ?

[@Ash-kc7mv]

Does anyone know the name of the song at the end? Not the outro song but the one before it

[@bwybwy5392]

The title keeps changinggg

[@Ambir91]

Aw man, amazing work as always.

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This is one of your best!

[@mmmmine5439]

He changed the title twice? Edit: Thrice! Four times! Five times! And the thumbnail!

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Oh my god I love this channel so much

[@SirNerdTheThird5143]

Neat. I am kinda surprised that there wasn't a Disrupt+ ad. I'm probably thinking somethig else entirely...