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In February 1959, nine hikers fled their tent on a remote Russian mountainside and never returned. Their bodies were discovered scattered across the snow: some frozen, some fatally injured, one missing her tongue. Their tent was cut open from the inside. Some of their clothing carried traces of radiation. To this day, no one knows what terrified them so badly that they ran half-dressed into a blizzard.
Join us on this episode of Three Theories as we explore three leading explanations behind the Dyatlov Pass mystery. Was it a sudden avalanche? A secret Soviet military test gone wrong? Or something far stranger that defies rational explanation?
At Three Theories Podcast, we encourage you to explore beyond the episode to form your own theories.
Click the links below to dive deeper into the case and discover additional perspectives. Engage with the material, question everything, and join us on social media to continue the discussion.
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In February 1959, nine hikers fled their tent on a remote Russian mountainside and never returned. Their bodies were discovered scattered across the snow: some frozen, some fatally injured, one missing her tongue. Their tent was cut open from the inside. Some of their clothing carried traces of radiation. To this day, no one knows what terrified them so badly that they ran half-dressed into a blizzard.
Join us on this episode of Three Theories as we explore three leading explanations behind the Dyatlov Pass mystery. Was it a sudden avalanche? A secret Soviet military test gone wrong? Or something far stranger that defies rational explanation?
At Three Theories Podcast, we encourage you to explore beyond the episode to form your own theories.
Click the links below to dive deeper into the case and discover additional perspectives. Engage with the material, question everything, and join us on social media to continue the discussion.
References:
Disclaimer: