The Dyatlov Pass Incident: A Cold Case in the Urals

Did you know in 1959, nine experienced hikers vanished in Russia’s Ural Mountains?

And their deaths still defy logic? They were young, skilled, and prepared.

But one night, something forced them to cut their way out of their tent.

From the inside, they fled barefoot into temperatures below minus thirty degrees. Whatever they saw…

made shelter feel more dangerous than the cold. One by one, their bodies were

found scattered across the snow. Some had no eyes. One was missing

her tongue. Others had crushing internal injuries, the kind usually caused by a

car crash. Yet their skin showed no wounds. Investigators later discovered traces of radiation