This Climber Accidentally Made A Chilling Discovery That Helped Solve A 40 Year Old Mystery

This climber accidentally made a chilling discovery that helped solve a 40 year old mystery. Today, we take a look at this mountain discovery that helped solve a mystery.

Our first chilling discovery takes place in the French Alps, where climbers would discover a mystery over three decades old buried beneath the snow. With a summit of over 15,000 feet, Mont Blanc is the tallest mountain in the Alps and all of Europe. Many consider the mountain to be the birthplace of modern mountaineering, explaining why nearly 30,000 climbers attempt to reach the summit each year.

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[justhere]

Thank you for your informative show.!

[oculusangelicus]

The "Chilling" discovery of the Frozen body of a Mountain climber....pun most certainly intended!

[robertfyfield]

This channel rocks man.
Keep up the gr8 work

[whcom]

I love this channel, my fave on YouTube 🤩 You guys are great, thanks for all your dedication and hard work. I learn so so much from you guys!

[rsuriyop]

The idea of blowing up a whole passenger plane full of civilians just to assassinate one guy who was about to work on starting up a nuclear program just sounds wrong on so many levels. First of all, I myself wouldn't necessarily condone what this guy was setting out to do. But at the same time, there would have to have been much easier more efficient ways to take him out without harming other surrounding people who had nothing at all to do with the project whatsoever.

[Ron]

I don't want to be frozen. 🥶 By the way, thanks for the videos I really enjoy these and the people commenting are nice and have interesting ideas.

[necron]

More then 100k different civilizations have lived on earth, earth is over 1 billion years old, there is indeed much too discover I can't wait too see more very interesting

[danieljones]

Freezing to death isn't so bad, I hear you feel warm and cozy just before you go.

[jasonrussell]

I've heard about the plane crash and the jewels before but not about the CIA connection! It's such ashame that Gov'ts seem to be related to so many ppls deaths & for what! Either way that country could've built the bomb still. I'm sure he wasn't the only guy researching for India then. I hope there's something n somewhere special for these type of people when they die, hopefully before also!!!

[didhk]

montt blonkk is painful to hear - even as a non-french person...
also, geneva is is switzerland, not france. one might expect better from a 1.5 mill channel?

[mystijkissler]

So who has the gems? The mayor? hmmm

[jamiegoss]

I know this has nothing to do with this video but could you please tell me, the Jabberwocky'true or false? 😟🥺😮.

[terrialdrich]

🥴 Nobody will remember the 'current' humans. We've nothing to leave behind, like rock carvings. When we are gone, we're literally GONE. Nothing left behind but filth, plastic, trash. 😪

[stevestumpy]

The only hard part of building an atom bomb is making the weapon grade fissional material. That can be done in less than a week in a good college lab, with enough yellow cake. Delivery without detection is another problem.

[jackiemack]

The mare? You mean a horse was in charge? It is pronounced may or.

[PimpDaddyDisco]

Your mom "Accidentally Made A Chilling Discovery That Helped Solve A 40 Year Old Mystery" .