100 Years Missing: SANDY IRVINE'S Remains DISCOVERED on Mount Everest

BREAKING NEWS: SOME OF THE REMAINS OF legendary mountaineer Sandy Irvine have been discovered on the Rongbuk Glacier of Mount Everest in Tibet by a National Geographic team that had been endeavoring to do a ski descent of the Hornbein Couloir.

World's foremost authority on all things Mystery of Mallory and Irvine Jochen Hemmleb is interviewed here only hours after he learned of the momentous discovery.

Thom Pollard's video Face to Face with George Mallory on Mount Everest:

TIME STAMPS

00:00 - SANDY IRVINE discovered
05:24 - Jochen Hemmleb interview
14:16 - LIVE STREAM coming this week

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[DianaDeLuna]

Can we all just be thankful that people so carefully etched their names on all their stuff in the 20s?

[davidd]

I'm so glad that professionals with the National Geographics folks is who made this discovery! They knew the history and have the intelligence to present it to the world in an ethical manner.

Jochen Hemmleb was the leader of the team that discovered George Mallory's body. It was through his research and foresight that they were even in the right area and were successful. In America he never got the full credit for the momentous event that he deserved. Congrats, Jochen.

[IsabelMcCord]

I almost choked on me tea in shock when I saw this news earlier today. Utterly amazing

[Downhomeherbwife]

Stunned. In tears. Rest in peace, Sandy, and all who love him.❤

[LeahJo]

Oh wow! This is incredible news! I have never clicked on a notification faster! I'm so glad someone like Jimmy Chin found these remains. So many questions left to be answered but this is HUGE! Thanks so much for putting out this content so quickly.

[Bl]

I was watching your video on Irvine possibly not being on the mountain any more literally last night. Then I wake up to this news. Absolutely nuts.

[rupertmcnaughtdavis]

In the 1950s friends of my parents lost a son while climbing the French Alps, his body not found. In the 1990s a formidable thaw occurred and his body found. His aged mother went to France to lay him to rest, and died soon afterwards. From South Africa.

[Snickersmaskin]

I purchased and read Julia Summers' book this summer, and I am truly astonished by the immense courage displayed by a 22-year-old man. One of my greatest inspirations is someone I have never met, yet they were born over a century before me.

[ms.understood]

Thank You, Tom. Prakash Gurung sends regards from Nepal. I spent time with him recently. He assisted on your Mallory / Irvine expedition, in 2022. Small world. Oh, I just love our mountaineering community, and your content. 👍🏼

[balke]

Incredible… I had tears in my eyes. This is unbelievable, he finally appeared.

[tomb]

I really hope this discovery does these gentlemen justice and gives some closure historically. Rest In Peace.

[Khate]

No way?!?!?! This is absolutely wild! Can't wait to hear and see more of the video and what else "unfolds". 100 years later. Hats off to you, Mr. Irvine. ♡

[jMci]

I’ve never seen Everest let alone climbed it, in fact I’ve never climbed any notable mountain, but I’ve become so invested in all things Everest thanks to channels like yours! I was in disbelief and gasped when I read he was found!! my kids were so confused! lol such amazing news

[joejones]

STUNNED. I’ve been following this case for years. I always suspected that when/if Irvine was found that it would be somewhat by accident with a dash of luck. So glad Irvine’s family and living descendants can finally have some closure; to most of us this is just an unsolved mystery but to them it’s personal and so much more.

[danpaskin]

100 years later. Absolutely incredible! Hopefully, this means the search can recommence for the rest of Sandy.

[winkieblink]

OMG. Bless those men for seeing this boot. PEOPLE….This is 100 years since their summit attempt! RIP Sandy 🙏🏻

[DanielBennett-gmnp]

Truly fascinating. It popped up in my phone's news feed from a site I'd never heard of and I thought it was a hoax. Now the search really begins. Thanks for the great coverage of the mystery.

[nikedoesthings]

i read the news today after last night's live. I almost couldn't believe it! It's kind of symbolical he's found 100yrs later.. the family will finally have peace.

[jamesm]

Taking nothing away from the legendary George Leigh Mallory, but Sandy Irvine was also a fascinating person in his short lifetime!