Terror on Dead Mountain: The Haunting Mystery of the Dyatlov Pass Incident
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A tent cut from the inside. Footprints leading into the snow. Nine hikers dead, radioactive clothing, and reports of strange lights over the Ural Mountains. We’re continuing spooky mountain season with the Dyatlov Pass incident, and we’ve got very different thoughts about what happened. We follow the 1959 expedition through the hikers’ photographs and diaries, then examine the discoveries at the abandoned campsite, the cedar tree, and the ravine. We get into the severe injuries, the disputed ...
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