• Rules, Introductions, Board Information

• Yuri Doroshenko, Yuri Krivonischenko, Igor Dyatlov, Zinaida Kolmogorova, Rustem Slobodin, Lyudmila Dubinina, Semyon Zolotaryov, Aleksander Kolevatov, Nikolay Thibeaux-Brignolle

Autopsies, photos, documents, discussion

List of items, scenes, radiation report etc.

Interviews and statements

• Photography, Maps and charts, Diaries and letters, Events before the incident

Various materials of the late 50's related to the Igor Dyatlov Pass incident

• Publications / Media , Video / Photography

Various modern materials related to the Dyatlov Pass incident

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Heaven for nerds.

What did the government know, and when did they know it?

Atmospheric abnormalities.

Poisioning from indigenous rye bread or shrooms

'Menk' as the local indigenous people call it.

Who did it and why?

Possible wall of ice and snow.

Tent heat source accident. New posters need to know that the stove was found dismantled and its case. If you still want to speculate have a go, but please keep in mind the facts.

Unidentified Flying Object

aka falling wind, theory by Richard Holmgren, Swedish-Russian Dyatlov Expedition 2019

Specially: "Acute stress Reaction" World Health Organization (WHO) ICD-10- F 43.0

This theory says that a wolverine could have stunk up the tent and the hikers walked down to wait till the tent airs out.

Methanol alcohol being introduced to the hikers either maliciously or by accident

Elk(s) were attracted to the unusual smells in the tent and attacked the hikers. The author of this theory sees hoof prints around the tent and elk hair stuck to Zina's pants