The Dyatlov Pass Mystery

Nine hikers cut their way out of their tent in the middle of the night... and ran barefoot

into a frozen death. February 1959. Ural Mountains, Soviet Russia. A group of experienced

hikers set up camp on a remote slope. They would never leave that mountain alive.

When search teams found them weeks later, the scene made no sense.

The tent had been ripped open from the inside. Their bodies were scattered across

the snow — some half-naked, some with catastrophic internal injuries but no external

wounds. One woman was missing her tongue and eyes. The Soviet investigation concluded they died

from a "compelling natural force"... then classified the case for 30 years.