Your Name in the Dyatlov Diary

Listen. The Dyatlov Pass hikers weren't running from something outside their tent.

They were running from each other. Nine experienced mountaineers slashed their way out from

the inside, fled barefoot into negative forty degrees. Investigators found elevated radiation

on their clothes, missing tongues, crushed ribs with no external injuries. But here's what

they buried. The last survivor's diary had entries written three days after their official

deaths. Same handwriting. Same pen. The Russian government sealed those pages

for sixty years. They just released them last month. The final entry was just two words

repeated forty seven times. Your name. Not a name. The word your.