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Dyatlov Pass: The Night Nine Vanished · D-constructing Topics

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What's going on, everybody? And
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what's going on, folks? And welcome to the Deconstructing Topic Podcast.
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My name is David, and I'm your legendary host of this legendary podcast,
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You get a little bit comfortable because today we got an interesting little podcast.
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If you're watching on the YouTube, I'm Bundle Up.
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If you out there, you might say, hey, what you mean by Bundle Up?
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If you're listening to through Pop Beam or whatever the podcast app that you
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listen to, you're like, wait a minute.
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Am I running to YouTube? Hey, listen, you can, but just hold on.
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And I will tell you why. I'm over here with my winter gloves,
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my winter hat, fleas, all that good stuff.
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I'm almost there to the T. Maybe I needed a little Nick Cofer Co.
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Hey, with all the respect to those animal rights, I'm just saying just to keep
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myself warm because we definitely got an interesting podcast in this deconstructing type of podcast.
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And we're going to deconstruct a little bit of a story that I've known for 20
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years, but this story goes way back. It's a little mysterious.
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And I want you to just kind of put yourself in this situation because if you've
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been out there hiking, if you've been out there with Mother Nature,
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Mother Nature is just notorious.
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And if you're in a situation or if you have been in
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a situation that you're fighting the elements of mother
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nature you know what nine out of ten times you're gonna lose that battle
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because whether whatever the weather is whether it's you know the cold winter
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you know the fall spring summer the sun the clouds the water snow rain mother
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nature don't play and sometimes it don't play and it comes back at all so don't mess with mother nature.
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Once again, don't not underestimate how fragile the human body is when it comes to Mother Nature.
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So just grab yourself a little warm cup of cocoa, whatever it is that you want
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to do while you're listening to this, because it's a little mysterious in nature.
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Listen, don't mind me. I'll be trying to ease your way into this crazy story.
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So I want you to imagine this. And I just imagined.
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Because you're going to hit the like button. You know, I definitely appreciate the support.
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Feel free to comment after this episode. Let me know what you think.
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Do you want to hear more crazy, mysterious stories while listening to my voice?
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Let's go. Let's make it happen. That was my little blizzard kind of sound because
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blizzard is one of my favorite sounds that I tend to go to sleep on.
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Go sleep with whatever your choice is, but we make it happen.
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And feel free to share because, hey, listen, sharing means caring.
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But when you're listening to this story, The Dyatlov Pass incident is a story.
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I want you to just close your minds. And I did say, imagine this.
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Nine experienced hikers somewhere in the freezing mountains of Russia in 1959,
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if I'm not mistaken. In the middle of the night, they suddenly slashed their
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wig out of their tent from inside.
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And they run to the store barefoot. Something happened. You might say,
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what happened to these nine young people who decided that in their confine out
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of their little tent, bundle up, but it looks like something happened that led them to separate.
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And sadly, nine lives were gone. Interesting story.
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Now, with all due respect to those victims out there, I do not want to butcher
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the names because they are nine Russian hackers.
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And hey, listen, the names are a little bit difficult to pronounce.
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So with all due respect, don't want to butcher any name.
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Now, the leader in itself, it's an easier name to kind of mention,
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which is Igor Dyatlov, which is D-I-A-T-L-O-V.
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Again all the information would be in my description so
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once again feel free to follow but the
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fact is this and and kind of like the backstory is that in January 1959 so it's
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it was a group of 10 hikers and now the reason why I mentioned nine is because
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Igor being the leader kind of told the other nine say hey listen I got something
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to investigate here whatever they were doing.
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Because my understanding, they were part of the Uru Polytechnical Institute.
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So whatever it is that they were going to do, they were just going to challenge
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themselves to say, you know what? Let's try something precious.
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And let's all in the name of research. And as these 10 hikers decided,
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hey, listen, let's do our thing.
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And my understanding, yeah, I'm going to say 9, 10 hikers.
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My understanding is that there were two. And have you been in this story?
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Have you been in this situation where you make a decision? And I'm not going
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to work with it. nothing happened like that.
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But we've been in a situation where you make the decision, your gut feeling
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said, you know what? I'm not going to go there.
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They just say that you were invited to a cruise ship and you,
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for some reason, it's like, you know, I'm not going to go there then to find
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out there was an incident in the cruise ship, you know, no license loss.
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But the fact is this, that something happened. People got sick, whatever it is.
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And for two of those 11 hikers, they decided, you know what?
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I'm good. I'll skip this.
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So now this group was led by 20-year-old, 23-year-old, Igor Dyatlov.
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Am I understanding that, hey, Igor, you know, he was an experienced hiker.
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And he's going to say, you know what, if I'm going to experience something,
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let me reach out to my friends and my families, whatever it is,
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because those people will experience it.
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It's not like they came out, I don't know, when they say, you know what, that's fine.
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And think about this in life, that one of the members, and again,
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and I'm going to kind of fluctuate on the numbers, because my understanding
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is that there was supposed to be 10 or 11, but it came down to nine but the
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fact that one of them just got sick at once and you could probably say this
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in a tribute that ain't listen,
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life happens for a reason so the fact that one member decided, you know what?
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I'm sick, I'm good you guys have fun for me let's make it happen deep in the
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mountains deep into something hey listen, I don't know if I've been into a mountain.
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I mean, hey, I was born in Puerto Rico and there are mountains.
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But when I'm talking about Russian mines, I mean, I've seen clips,
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I've seen stuff and you'd be like, geez, those mines are a little bit bigger than Puerto Rico.
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But the fact that when you, if you're out there and enjoy the wilderness or
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Mother Nature and hiked in a mountain or whatever it is, it's not an easy thing.
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Because within those mountains, they might look as innocent,
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but some crazy stuff could happen, mountain lion.
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Whatever mountain that's out there is out there. I do apologize if I'm a little
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bit sniffle, but the fact is that I kind of like imagine this story or whatever it is.
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I kind of got myself into kind of prep myself to be in the shoes of these nine hackers.
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And somewhere, I believe it's February 1959, something went wrong.
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Despite the hikers being experienced, when they set up camp,
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they set up shop, they place this little shop, this little tent in this dead
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mountain, just chilling, relaxing. Hey, listen, hey, my understanding,
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that's what hikers do. They set up shop somewhere.
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They rest, eat, whatever it is. They move on to the next step.
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For some reason in that night, and think about this, this is why I'm kind of
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bundled up. Something happened.
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Temperatures started to decrease.
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There's reports of temperatures minus 40, 30.
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I don't think that I've ever been in my life. I'm going to go on a limb.
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I never been on a minus 40, 30 degrees. That sounds to me a little bit dangerous.
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But if you're out there listening to this podcast and you want to do that thing,
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hey by all means just bundle up it's the law right now can this and that be
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the reason why they started to kind of panic like oh wait a minute it's getting
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cold one thing is getting cold it's getting freeze we can freeze to death at
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least you know and then sadly once that this kind of,
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Panic started happening. Suddenly, some of these nine hikers started to disappear.
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And once the degrees started happening and so on and so forth,
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the next thing, there were nowhere to be found.
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So now there were people that knew what these hikers was going to do.
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So they allowed time to pass by and they started saying, wait a minute.
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Sorry about that. Where's the hikers at? Where is that? I mean,
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I see the camp. I see some stuff here.
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I mean, and it didn't for the people that kind of started searching on that.
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It's like, wait a minute. There's no discovery.
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Nothing happens. And then slowly but surely, they start to realize, hmm, there's food.
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There's clothes. There's boots. It's like, what happened?
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I mean, you know, what was the over here that was left behind?
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What would have occurred that these young folks would decide to go,
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hey, listen, they need to leave the tent.
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They need to abandon ship, even though the ship was not sinking.
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And I'm going to say no point. attended to that, but in terms of the tent.
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But slowly but surely, the people, the search party that they were,
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you know, the search party, if you will, started kind of, footprint started
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kind of like, come on, okay, something is happening.
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And as they started to search and search and search, then they started finding
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bodies, even some naked.
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Interesting. Even they were so split up that they started to wonder,
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what's the story behind that?
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You got these nine individuals that were split up. They were found naked.
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They were fine with cuts. They were fine with blood.
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They were fine with their head. They were fine with fingernails missing, lumps on their head.
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You know, you start to kind of wonder what happened to those.
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But then you start to notice because they've been outside six of the hikers,
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they died of hypothermia.
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But then the other three had some severe injuries, crushed skulls and broken ribs.
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Can that be a bear, grizzly bear? Can that be a bear foot?
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Barefoot. How is it that the three of the six victims here in this story were
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injured so badly that you could even tell who was who? You start doing the numbers. Okay.
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Igor, Jewelry, so on, just to name some of the victims here.
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Broken ribs. And even some of the bodies were missing eyes.
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And there was one that was missing a tongue. Now, what's crazy about this?
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And what added up to this story is that not too far from their tent was a military
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base, a Russian military base.
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Now, keep in mind, it's this, we're talking about 1959.
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We're talking about the height of the Cold War between United States and America.
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In my understanding, both countries, military powers, have had a history of
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government military experiment.
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As these kids knew there was something going on, because even in United States
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of America, the country that I'm in, There were those people that kind of started
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to question the military experiments,
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you know, the Philadelphia experiment, to name you a few, or paperclip,
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well, that's a little different story.
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But, you know, there's different government experiments that,
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you know, we kind of tend to like, hmm, and there's those who fight back.
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So perhaps these young kids knew that the Russian military was conducting experiments,
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because now you might say, well, why would they conduct experiments?
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If you're in the height of the Cold War, you always have to create something
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to say, let me go against the United States. If you're a big fan of Stranger
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Things, many people out there who I listen to, I love Stranger Things.
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But even Stranger Things will kind of open up a little Pandora's box into what
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the mindset of the United States and Russia was.
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Conducting experiments, military experiments, psychological warfare,
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whatever, hands on deck, whatever we can create. So these nine kids, what are the chances?
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There's a military base out there. But they're in the mountains,
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David, right? An avalanche, perhaps.
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And an avalanche seems to be that one theory that might have,
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what can I say, play a part to it.
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Now, again, I never went hiking on a mountain, never been to a snowmountain.
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I'm going to take a deep breath. I don't know if I have it. Well,
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but hey, listen, I'm an adventurous guy, but I do have my limits.
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But just the fact that in the history of humanity, there's this thing called
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an avalanche that it's a little tremble or a little whatever it is that happens in the mines.
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And there's just this big pile of snow that just comes down like a forest.
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And it could be that while they're all eating, having fun. Hey, this is Russia.
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Having their little Russian vodka, why not? Hey, Drury, hey,
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here's some vodka for you.
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Hey, vodka, you know. Oh, man, I wish that was having one right now.
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Cool, cool, cool. But to hear that rumble of the avalanche coming down,
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perhaps, perhaps that kind of shook the mother a bit.
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Because, again, if the avalanche is coming at a full force, that means that
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you have seconds, even a few minutes, just to react and do something.
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So it looks like that could be the derrick.
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Now, my understanding is, again, I've known this story for like 20 years,
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and every year it seems something different, something theory.
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There's always a theory that debunks the other theory, right? Wow.
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And avalanche seems very, very plausible. It seems very, very realistic.
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But you know me. You know, I'm not going to say you know me,
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but you know humans, we tend to be a skeptical.
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A military base, not too far from them, and an avalanche.
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Something don't give. But years ago, there was, you know, investigators that
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decided, hey, listen, an avalanche is the thing.
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Sadly, hey, listen, those conspiracy theories out there, sadly, hey, listen, relax.
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There was an avalanche. But people just continue with the military testing.
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Some, you know, believe, hey, listen. They snooping around.
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Have you ever snooped around that you'd be like, I didn't know that.
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Because the thing is this.
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There's some type of evidence, depending on where you listen to this,
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that there was some type of radiation. Wow, can they be radiated ink?
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You know, many people are very dismissive. And again, just like Russia.
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I'm sorry. Just like United States. I'm pretty sure Russia is one of those countries,
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if you will, that if something happened, therefore, you know,
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the propaganda machine might say, you know what? No.
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Radiation. You know what? Maybe that was the vodka that they drank.
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I don't want my vodka to have radiation, but in itself, alcohol does damage if you drink a lot.
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And it got radiated by vodka or something like that.
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But the fact is this. We don't know. The other thing, too, is that there's some
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type of thing that is called the infrasound that sometimes my understanding
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is this, that in a sense of panic, the human brain tends to either hear, see,
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react to things that maybe were not real.
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And perhaps them listening to that kind of frequency sounds caused a panic for
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them to say, ooh, what's going on, Juri?
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Igor? Alexis? Ooh, you know, that could be plausible as well.
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Those people out there into the paranormal and UFOs, I try to do a UFO sound, I apologize.
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Maybe that just came off as a blizzard, but I take it. But the fact that it
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was a paranormal UFO, now, hey, listen, I'll be straight up.
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I'm a skeptic of many, many things.
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But do I want to entertain stuff? Absolutely.
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Paranormal, again, I don't want to put myself in the future if I go and I'm
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freezing that I start to see things.
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Out of nowhere, I see certain people look like three people with three headed,
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and then I act to it that that's why I might stab somebody,
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or I might hit them with the hammer or something to whatever that I could find
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because I'm just delusional or having this illusion, perhaps.
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But the paranormal out there, I'm going to say is this. We live in this world.
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Beautiful world, that is. There's some crazy stuff that happens that nobody has no explanation.
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Can I say something crazy happen that we don't know that is paranormal?
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Sure. UFOs. We've seen UFOs always tied to, you know, military complex and so
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on and so forth. That could be it.
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But that's one story or one theory.
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But what they find out once again, because this story is from 1959 and from
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May, every single decade, there was always a new story that came out that people
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say, some unknown creature, they say a Bigfoot in the mountains.
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Maybe some crazy creature that we don't know. Now, keep in mind is this.
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In the history of this world, we have dinosaurs and we have some interesting creatures.
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Can there be a creature out there that we don't know about?
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There's people that believe that there's creatures that it's out there in the
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world that we don't know about. We haven't explored.
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Do we want to explore? I don't know. Have you seen the stories of the military
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creating some creature and the next thing, they gone and they're in the woods.
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They procreate and do this and do that and whatever it is.
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I don't know where you got this creature that's looking more like a human than an animal.
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So, hey, I want to say that's crazy, but it's a story we just never know.
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It's been more than 60 years, 1959. So it's going to be, what,
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60 years, if I'm not mistaken?
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And it's sort of like a kind of mystery. Now, I'm just going to go back to why
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there were the missing eyes and the tongue and so on.
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Just to give you an idea, you know, the latest story is this.
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The individual that was missing the eyes, sadly, I cannot say it too.
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They fell. And somewhere down the line, when they fell, they began panic.
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And they just started to scratch their head or whatever it is.
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The individual that was naked saw that one of their mates was cold.
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So in a moment of kind of being a hero or heroine, because there were a couple
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of women, young ladies involved, is that you take care of your coat and give
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to the other. And sadly, that's the situation.
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One was kind of missing a ton because my understanding is this.
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They were trying to stay awake. They was trying to stay alive.
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And they were using or harming themselves to stay awake.
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But sadly, Mother Nature comes in an all-shaped form.
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Weather, or whatever the case might be. Love to believe in many things that
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happened, but it's still a mysterious.
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At the end of the day, they found that, hey, listen, six of them die of hyperthermia
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and they became very, very delusional.
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And there's a world that I'm trying to look for. But in a moment of survival
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and survival mode, sadly, many humans will make that bad decision to do something more.
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I cannot say. Dangerous. Sometimes you might say that some of these individuals
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were suffering so much that in order for them to take away that pain of suffering,
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they still decide, you know what, if I'm going to die in the cold,
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let me not pretend to cover myself and just struggle.
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Let me just sadly take off my clothes off and not fight it anymore.
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It is a sad story, but it's one that, hey, was a natural disaster?
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Perhaps. Perhaps it does leads to that. Is there something that we maybe don't
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understand, maybe something.
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But whatever happened at night, sadly, those nine experienced hikers,
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they ran into that dark, no chance of survival.
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Even to this day, we still don't know exactly why.
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Again, there's theories out there you could go at night. Listen,
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I'm listening to my podcast.
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You're going to say, huh, okay. Because I'm only scratching the surface when it comes to the story.
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There are many stories that we might not know. I love these stories because
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it makes me kind of, Wow, that really happened?
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What would you do in that situation when the cold is hitting your face,
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when you hear a rumble that you never heard before,
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when you know that you are one, two seconds away from death,
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when you know that you're one good or bad decision that can cost your life. It's cold.
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It's freezing. I'll take it back. It's freezing.
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It's dark, it's gloomy, you can't even see.
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When you open your eyes, all that snow, you're just hitting your face.
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You can't even talk because you could even choke on snow.
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Not trying to be funny here, but I'm just saying, just put yourself in that situation.
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Nine hikers, one ultimate decision. They cannot speak on their behalf to say
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it was a bad or good, but sadly, they passed away that night,
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so whatever happens, they still don't know why.
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Anyways, this is my deconstruction, and I hope that you enjoyed.
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It is getting a little bit warm where I'm at because I
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do have a lot of stuff on me
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because I do want to kind of feel that sense that I
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was in some type of a blizzard or something to
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that effect but anyways hit the like button feel
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free to share comment let me know what you think about this story if you heard
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enjoy and take care. Be safe out there. Peace.