Did they killed by YETI?

Three friends, they are going on a trip for hiking and skiing. To a skiing park that only operates on Sundays. There the rope goes up the snow and from there skiing down. That's the way it is.

So those 3 friends went up the snow through the ropeway. So they skied down from there and reached down. But all three have one wish to go up the hill again and ski one more time. But it was getting dark. They got the operator and convinced him and decided to go up the hill, So they go up the mountain. But they didn't know, they were going to die. Unbeknownst to those friends who had gone to the top of the mountain, another operator was shutting down the system. Halfway the ropeway stopped. But what they were hoping for was that it was temporary and would continue again. But what really happened there was that Sunday's activity ended there. That was an amusement park‌ then only running next Sunday. Those friends are staying there alone on that ropeway. They are about 50 feet deep into the earth. What awaited them were some cold, fleshy creatures.

So far we have talked about the plot of the movie Frozen which was released in 2010. Which is about 1:30 hours long film, is based on a ropeway & lion. After the plot ends in the first half hour of the movie, there are some twists and turns waiting for the audience.

But now we are going to talk about a real event that caused a lot of survival thrillers like this. It is about the Dyatlov Pass Case known as the Devil Pass Case.

On January 23, 1959, a group of 10 people headed to a western part of the western Soviet Union territory.

The adventure is gone. It was 10 students studying at the Ural Polytechnic Institute of the Soviet Union. The goal of those adventurers was to get to the Otorten beyond the Urals, where cold, fog, and danger lurked. At the time of starting the journey, they were planned to cross Ural mountain and reach Otoran in a specified time. Then from there they planned send telegram.

After not receiving a telegram for four days and weeks, the friend began a playful investigation. The inquest found that all but one of the nine were dead. Dyatlov pass case for many conspiracy theories that are still unrecognizable.

What happened that day?

On January 23, 1959, the group of 10 boarded a train to cross the Ural Mountains. The journey to the Urals was not easy. The group of 8 men and 2 women led by 23 year old Igor Dyatlov. Their journey will be first on a bus and then on a horse-drawn truck and then on horseback and then a short walk. They often skied to the foothills of the Ural Mountains. After a continuous journey of 5 days, a young man named Yuri Yudin experienced arthritis.

He suffered physical hardship on January 28 and decided to stay there and the rest to continue their journey. They happily took a photo and parted. But he did not know that it was the last time he would see his friends. They clearly recorded in their diaries what they experienced and saw on those journeys, Some are filmed on cameras. It is clear from the pictures that the trip did not involve any weather or natural disasters. Later they came to a hilly area inhabited by the Mansi tribe. By the end of February 1, they had decided to settle in the hilly region. Those waiting for the telegram from the village of Otoran were disappointed. For days and weeks after the group leader, Igor Dyatlov already said he could telegram one they reach destination.

But his friends felt it was a danger not to receive a telegram. With the help of the authorities, they started an investigation. Following the investigation, on February 26, the group found the broken tent. The tent was found covered in snow. The bags and belongings of those 9 people were found inside the tent. But no one's body was in it. The timeline of the 9 men running away from the tent was clearly visible. But from that, the footprints look like they ran out of the tent in fear of something. One thing that everyone doubted was that the tent had been torn down. In a state of being torn from the inside. It was as if the people inside the tent could not escaped through the door. They looked at the footprints, and as they continued, the footprints became blurred, but the investigators followed in their footsteps. At last they came to the edge of a forest. What they could see there were the remains of a campfire and two corpses frozen in the snow. Those corpses were wearing nothing to protect themselves from the snow. They were wearing only under garments. Estimates say it was about -30° that night.

What scared them into running out of that tent wearing just under garments in that cold?

The tree where the corpses lay could be seen with traces of them trying to climb. The 5-foot-tall twig of the tree was broken when they tried to climb. It may be evidence that they are trying to escape from something.

The second three bodies were found between the first two bodies and the tent. The bodies found a second time were slightly more clothed than the bodies found in the first. These 3 corpses were lying to face the tent. From this it can be seen that they tried to climb into that tent until just before death. Although some wounds have been found on the bodies, but the cause of death is said to be extreme cold.

The remaining 4 bodies were found on the opposite side of the tent. The bodies were found after digging snow 3 meters. One of them had a broken skull. Two men had broken ribs and were found bleeding at the entrance. Eyes of two bodies were found missing and the tongue of a woman was found missing.

Despite this, it is said that the cause of death of all the 4 persons was extreme cold.

But there are some questions...

Why did they tear up the tent and run outside?

How did the skull break?

How did the ribs break? How did internal bleeding occur?

How did the eyes and tongue disappear?

Could this death have been caused by a monk living in the mountains, as some others fear?

The postmortem report states that more than 100 grams of blood was found in the stomach of the young woman who lost her tongue.

Blood? Or is it something else in the bloodstream?

Some say that the young woman may have been attacked by creature. while she was alive, and may have swallowed her own blood when the animal bit her tongue. If such an animal had attacked, they would have seen some kind of scar on their body. No such mark could be seen on their bodies.

So which creature may have attacked them?

Such thoughts have been replaced by other discoveries. Another discovery more mysterious than the above. Some unusual radio particles were found in the clothes found in the tent. Another group had camped about 50 km away from the place where the trek team was staying. They say they saw some orange light in the sky that night and that it had been hovering in the sky for some time.

Some indistinct images were also found from the camera of the deceased expedition. That was the last picture on that camera. What could be seen vaguely was a light in the dark.

Many who read the extraordinary radioactive particle found on the jacket and the light in the sky that people in other camps saw and the last vague image on camera argue that the cause of death of these 9 people was aliens. But others believe differently. That the soviet union often tested their secret weapons in such areas. This incident may have been an accident in the midst of such covert experiments, or it may have been the students themselves who witnessed such covert experiments. The reaction of the Soviet Union to this incident was to confirm it. When the last body was found, the Soviet Union police stopped the case. They later kept the case as a classified document.

It was not until some time later that the Russian government decided that it needed to be re-investigated.

About 80 theories are being discussed in this regard. Many believe that the Mansi, a tribe living in the Uranian mountains, were behind the death. It was later discovered that the Mansi tribe were peace-loving and not dangerous.

But the logical explanation in this case is as follows. There must have been a landslide, and a large layer of snow must have fallen on the people inside the tent. This may be the case with a fractured skull or a fractured rib. That fall the exhaust pipe of the tent must have burst and the tent was filled with smoke. Because of that, the only way out is to tear the tent and get out. The remains of the exhaust can be seen inside the tent. Maybe that's how they got out of the tent. But in its heyday, they were splitting into 5 and 4 people. Probably a factor as to why they're doing so poorly. But in that extreme cold, they turned into 3 exceptions.4 people, 3 people, 2 people. 2 of them went straight to the forest. They decided to have a campfire because of the extreme cold. For that, they plucked branches from the tree. We may have mistaken it for an attempt to escape from something. The first 2 bodies found and the 3 bodies found later died without enduring the cold. The bodies of the last 4 people were found 3 meters away. From this it can be understood that their death was caused by that landslide. The woman in the group must have lost her eyes and tongue from the tent. If the skull is broken, the eyes and the diaphragm of the mouth will not be able to move there. It must be lost somewhere. Internal hemorrhage may be due to blood in the uterus. It may have been caused by an accident, or by inhaling a certain amount of smoke. Evidence of smoke inhalation has been found in all soft tissues.

But we are surrounded by a number of theories that can be applied to this subject. There are many who believe that the death of 9 people together was a conspiracy of the soviet union to keep some secrets, secret.

Others believe that the cause of death was a yellow man, or Yeti (Mythical creature), who lived in the snow Mountains.

But others believe that aliens were behind the deaths.

There are so many theories behind this story. Let us consider it as an avalanche that makes sense and points to evidence.

We too may have a lot of questions now. That is what makes this one subject a mystery.


"Think, seek, and you will surely find the answer"