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Discover The Unexplained - Season 2 - Episode 1: The Mystery Of The Dyatlov Pass Incident (Audio) · Mystery Archives Episodes

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  In the late 50s, a group of nine, Russian hikers went on a
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  journey into the harsh and icy Wilderness of the Soviet Union.
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  None of them would come back alive.
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  This strange happening still haunts the minds of many.
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  As the details surrounding their deaths are shrouded in mystery
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  as thick as a blizzard. Join us as we follow the
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  chilling events of the dyatlov pass incident here on mystery
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  archives. It was January 25th 1959, when
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  Igor dyatlov and the fellow members of his party arrived by
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  train. And I've Del a town in the
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  northern regions of the Soviet Union.
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  After disembarking, they took a truck to Voi Che the last
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  inhabited settlement so far, north.
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  The group was composed of eight men and two women.
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  Most of whom were students are graduates of your old
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  polytechnical Institute. Their mission was to embark on a
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  14-day expedition to reach or toward a summit in the icy
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  Wilderness whose native name means dead Mountain.
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  This expedition was classified as a category 3 which was
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  considered the most difficult to complete and luckily all members
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  were experienced and long ski hours and Mountain Expedition.
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  Editions the group began hiking on January 27th, the next day.
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  However, one of the members, Yuri, yudin was forced to turn
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  back due to illness. You would have no idea that this
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  would be the last time he sees companions among the living.
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  The original plan of the dyatlov expedition was to send a
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  telegram to their Sports Club when they return to vfc by the
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  12th. However, dyatlov told Yuri yudin
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  that he suspected. They would take longer when the
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  date passed and no message had been sent there.
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  There wasn't an immediate reaction since delays on
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  missions like this or not uncommon.
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  It was only after the families of the group demanded a rescue
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  operation, that the first group of volunteers students and
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  teachers went out on February the 20th later on, police, and
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  military would become involved in the search.
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  The discoveries that followed her.
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  So strange, that rumbles of speculation remain to this
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  present day. The total number of men who
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  participated in the search amount of to 120, the search was
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  made difficult on account of the fact that Igor had not filed,
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  the proper map or the root documentation prior to the trip,
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  on February 25th, the ski Trail was found and on the very next
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  day, the 10th used by the dyatlov group, was discovered,
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  the 10 was in shambles with none of the Hikers to be found and
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  stranger. Still, the sides have been kind
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  from the inside the official report stated the nature and
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  form of all Cuts, suggest that they were formed by contact with
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  the canvas, inside the tent with the blade of some weapon.
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  Presumably a knife on the morning of the 27th.
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  Rescuers found the bodies of Yuri doroshenko and uric acid.
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  Fog machine go near a cedar tree with broken branches and the
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  remains of a fire. The Searchers would discover the
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  bodies of more hikers. The next day, including dyatlov
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  himself, a fifth, hiker would be found on March, the 5th.
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  And the remaining four would not be found until months later when
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  the winter snow did thought of to review the bodies.
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  Do it is tragic that these hikers lost their lives.
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  The findings of the surgeon, autopsies of the bodies, have
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  only served to deepen the mystery piecing.
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  Together a potential Narrative of events from diary and journal
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  entries, along with the evidence present near the campsite has
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  yielded, the following the hikers, reach the mountain of
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  khoya to cycle on the first of February, leaving a Depot of
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  supplies near the foot of the slope.
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  They ascended and set up camp as the weather conditions.
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  Lowered visibility, something went horribly wrong on the 2nd
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  and the middle of the night, the group cut, open the tent and
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  Hike single-file downhill towards the woods and their
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  pajamas and away from the supply cached, they left near the
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  mountain once there. Some of them climbed up the
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  trees, either to grab firewood or to try and spot the tent,
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  some of them stayed to unsuccessfully start.
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  A fire and others. Tried to walk back to the 10 and
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  all eventually succumbed to hypothermia.
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  Others move deeper into the forest, where they fell into a
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  ravine, sustaining heavy injuries, and eventually dying
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  as well. The events that led to their
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  deaths is still unclear, what made the hikers?
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  Leave the safety of their tent during a blizzard with little to
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  no clothing and without panic The hikers were not exactly
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  poorly armed. They had plenty of items like
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  axes that they could have used for protection.
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  The only thing that could have forced them out of the tent and
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  into the dangers of the icy Wilderness would have been an
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  immediate threat of death at the tent and an immediate threat of
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  death that mere axes, or knives, couldn't have stopped.
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  Why we're thick limbs broken off the cedar tree when dry branches
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  were readily available for firewood and why was the fifth
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  hiker found? With head trauma that can't be
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  explained Away by accident or clumsiness.
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  Why were some of the hikers articles of clothing found with
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  radiation on them? Even after months of being
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  exposed to water? Why did the pilots refused to
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  airlift? The bodies out of the Ravine and
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  why did the corner of lists? The cause of death?
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  For the hikers, movie as a compelling, natural force of
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  Unknown Origin. There are many theories
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  postulated to explain the fate of the dyatlov group ranging
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  from the bizarre to the unbelievable, the Abominable
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  Snowman UFOs. And other Supernatural
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  explanations. Have been put forward for the
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  deaths of the hikers. A man in charge of the dyatlov
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  pass investigation named live, Ivanov was forced to retract the
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  statement he made. And 1959, his statement is the
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  following We found that some of the young pine trees at the edge
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  of the forest had burned marks. But those marks did not have a
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  con eccentric form or some other pattern, there was no epicenter.
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  This once again, confirmed that heated beams of a strong but
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  completely unknown at least to us energy or directing their
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  Firepower towards specific objects.
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  And this case people acting selectively another theory, put
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  forth by author Alexia track, eat suggested that the three of
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  the hikers were KGB agents on a mission to uncover a cell of CIA
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  agents when something went wrong and the CIA agents killed the
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  group The Strange issues such as radioactivity on the clothing
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  have led some Credence to this idea but have not impressed
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  those who were the friends of the dyatlov hikers.
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  One of the more accepted theories as that of katabatic.
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  Wind also known as gravity went, this is a natural phenomena were
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  high. Density are from higher.
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  Elevation is carrying doubt, slopes by winds that can equal
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  the force of a hurricane, the wind would have forced the
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  hikers out of the tent with only a few seconds of warning, maybe
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  they cut their way out. Piled snow on top of the tent
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  and left a flashlight. On top of the site and calmly
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  walk, downhill to the tree line. Away better conditions.
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  Only dressed in their pajamas. They all would have succumbed to
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  the elements. However, while this may explain
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  some of the mystery, it does not cover all the questions.
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  This Enigma poses, the mystery of what really happened to the
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  detox. Love group in 1959 is still
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  alive in the hearts and minds of many, who find their story
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  tragic, and fascinating, the absence of certain answers
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  within the investigation along with conflicting accounts On
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  behalf of The Rescuers has sparked speculation, movies,
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  books and TV shows of all attempted to give their own
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  explanations both fact-based and Sensational.
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  However, it is an important note that behind this Enigma is the
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  very real loss of nine, human lives all.
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  But one of the hikers died, in their early 20s with Simon sole
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  author of being the oldest a 38, they all had dreams friends and
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  Family they left behind on that fateful day.
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  In February, we may never truly know what claimed the lives of
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  these nine men and women but we can certainly keep their memory
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  alive in the stories. We tell about the last entry in
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  Igor dyatlov, his diary reads We're exhausted the starting to
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  settle up for the night. Firewood is scarce must lead a,
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  we build the campfire on the logs, too, tired to dig a fire
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  pit. Dinners in the tent.
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  Nice and warm, can't imagine such Comfort on the ridge, with
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  howling wind outside. Hundreds of kilometers, away
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  from human settlements, But what do you think?
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  Has the dyatlov pass incident and solved or is there more to
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  be discovered? Let me know down in the comments
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  below and I did just want to thank all of you for your
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  patience. It's been a very trying last
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  month or so with me having in recovery recuperating,
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  essentially from covid and my grandfather passing away.
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  It's been a pretty hard time. So if you're still here and
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  you're still watching, I really truly appreciate it and now that
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  we're back to making, 10th. We have a whole lot more in
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  store for you. So thank you so much until next
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  time. This is been Cody here of
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  History archives, take care. 10th.
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  We have a whole lot more in store for you.
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  So thank you so much until next time.
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  This is been Cody here of History archives, take care.