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What caused the mysterious deaths of the Russian students in the infamous Dyatlov Pass Incident? This week on Solvable Mysteries we cover the bewildering and mysterious case of Dyatlov Pass, where 9 Russian cross-country skiers met tragic and unnatural deaths while attempting their greatest voyage ever.
Welcome to Solvable Mysteries Podcast, hosted by Juras Sim and co-hosted by Glenn Highcove.
During this episode we review the facts and theories that surround the infamous Dylatov Pass Incident of 1959, where 9 Russian students inexplicably left a 10 person tent in the middle of a raging blizzard, on a snowy mountainside, only to freeze to death shortly thereafter. Intriguingly, four of the 9 adventurers had injuries that were deemed unnatural by investigators, and did not fit the scenario and evidence of what happened to the other 5 students, inspiring interest in the case to this day. We discuss and debate various theories as to what could have happened, including death from avalanche, katabatic winds, wild animals, and even UFO's, before coming to an agreement on what we think the solution to this case is.
We hope you enjoyed the show, we greatly appreciate any feedback from our listeners, please share your thoughts in the comment section. On the podcast we discuss various mysteries/crimes and share our own perspectives and opinions, and we welcome your input on topics you find interesting and would like to see discussed. Our topics ranges from the grisly (serial killers, spree killings) to the mysterious (UFO’s, ghosts, the paranormal, cryptobiology), and everything in-between as we take a look at the deep issues and interesting clues in every topic we cover.
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What caused the mysterious deaths of the Russian students in the infamous Dyatlov Pass Incident? This week on Solvable Mysteries we cover the bewildering and mysterious case of Dyatlov Pass, where 9 Russian cross-country skiers met tragic and unnatural deaths while attempting their greatest voyage ever.
Welcome to Solvable Mysteries Podcast, hosted by Juras Sim and co-hosted by Glenn Highcove.
During this episode we review the facts and theories that surround the infamous Dylatov Pass Incident of 1959, where 9 Russian students inexplicably left a 10 person tent in the middle of a raging blizzard, on a snowy mountainside, only to freeze to death shortly thereafter. Intriguingly, four of the 9 adventurers had injuries that were deemed unnatural by investigators, and did not fit the scenario and evidence of what happened to the other 5 students, inspiring interest in the case to this day. We discuss and debate various theories as to what could have happened, including death from avalanche, katabatic winds, wild animals, and even UFO's, before coming to an agreement on what we think the solution to this case is.
We hope you enjoyed the show, we greatly appreciate any feedback from our listeners, please share your thoughts in the comment section. On the podcast we discuss various mysteries/crimes and share our own perspectives and opinions, and we welcome your input on topics you find interesting and would like to see discussed. Our topics ranges from the grisly (serial killers, spree killings) to the mysterious (UFO’s, ghosts, the paranormal, cryptobiology), and everything in-between as we take a look at the deep issues and interesting clues in every topic we cover.
Please Subscribe to our YouTube channel to make sure you don't miss new episodes, we upload on a weekly basis.
Contact us at:
[email protected]
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/weeknightmysteries
TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@weeknightmysteries
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