The Dyatlov Pass Incident: A Chilling Mystery

In the frozen wilderness of the Ural Mountains in 1959, nine experienced hikers vanished into the icy abyss of the Dyatlov Pass. Days later, their lifeless bodies were found scattered under bizarre and chilling circumstances. Their tent was shredded from the inside. What drove them to flee into the deadly cold, half-dressed and barefoot?

Some were found with fractured skulls and broken ribs, injuries akin to a car crash—yet with no external wounds. Stranger still, one hiker’s tongue was missing. Was it an avalanche? A secret Soviet military experiment? Or something even darker?

[DanieleRossi-uodo]

Will be published books on dyatlov pass mysteries??

[denniswhitney]

This was a good story. We may never know the truth.

[jannandavidaon]

Why would anybody in their right mind go out into the woods and you know you got a 50-50 chance and not coming back not too smart