Unsolved mystery at Dyatlov Pass

On the first night of February 1959, 9 ski hikers mysteriously died in the mountains of Russia. As the

group never returned, the group set up a camp on the slope, enjoyed dinner, and sleep was

preparing for something but went devastatingly wrong.

On February 26, the search team found a hiker's abandonment tent which was torn from inside.

Footprints left by the group surrounding the area, some wearing socks, some followed by the edge

of the nearby wood, some were wearing a single shoe, some barefoot.

When the first two bodies were found, there were no shoes, only the underwear was wearing. As the

scene produces a mark of death in hypothermia, but the medical examiner evidence makes no

sense at all. Somebody had evidence of dull power trauma consistent with brutal raids. Others

suffered three burns. One was vomiting and tongue was missing, and it turned out that a part of the

clothing was a radioactive.

The emerging theory includes the Russian version of KGB interference, drug overdose, UFO, gravity

anomalies, and Yeti. Recently, documentary filmmakers interacted with the terrain to create hams

that barely sound the wind could barely induce the strong feelings of nausea, panic, fear, chills,

tension, nevertheless "Infrastructure Sound "that is terrible, but has released a theory involving

actual phenomena Increase heart rate and cause dyspnea.

The only agreement remains that what happened was overwhelming and perhaps related to

'inhuman power'