Theories Discussion > Murdered
A problem with homicide theories
Per Inge Oestmoen:
--- Quote from: sarapuk on December 19, 2020, 02:18:27 PM ---
The exact time and date of death of the Dyatlov Group is not known.
It would be extremely difficult for someone or some persons on Ski's to kill all of the Dyatlov Group. The several Events ie at The Tent, The Cedar Tree, The Ravine, seem to rule out attack by anyone on Ski's.
In fact its highly unlikely that any other person or persons were involved in the demise of the Dyatlov Group.
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- It is known from the last writings of the members of the group that their deaths occurred during the night between February 1 and February 2.
- The several events are all consistent with an attack by trained killers who had to hunt down several groups of people who had fled from their attackers.
- The injuries can only be explained by lethal attack.
- The absence of tracks is what would be expected from the long period between the murder to the arrival at the scene of the first search and rescue team. In fact, most of the tracks of the students were eradicated - and they moved by foot whereas the attackers must have had skies. Ski tracks disappear much faster than deep footprints. Thus, it is a matter of course that no traces of the attackers would be found.
RMK:
--- Quote from: Per Inge Oestmoen on May 30, 2021, 11:53:14 AM ---
--- Quote from: RMK on December 10, 2020, 04:20:43 PM ---Let me try to get this thread back to its topic. If the DPI was really homicide, but the killers wanted to make it not look like homicide, why didn't they stage or fabricate some non-homicide reason why the hikers exited their tent and subsequently abandoned it? For example, why didn't the killers manipulate the campsite to make it look like a tent fire or a small avalanche had occurred?
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Because it would be too obvious that there had been no avalanche and no fire there. You cannot just make up an avalanche.
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Well, OK, I'll acknowledge that it's not necessarily easy to fabricate an avalanche situation at the campsite.
But people have been "making up avalanches" all the time in the case of the Dyatlov Pass for a while! grin1
ElizabethHarris:
Misadventure doesn't account for Ludmilla's tongue being torn from her mouth. Autopsy reports said she had blood in her stomach which means she was alive when it was removed
RMK:
--- Quote from: ElizabethHarris on January 03, 2022, 08:22:10 AM ---Misadventure doesn't account for Ludmilla's tongue being torn from her mouth. Autopsy reports said she had blood in her stomach which means she was alive when it was removed
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She could have swallowed blood from merely biting her tongue, or from her broken nose. Also, we don't know that her tongue was torn from her mouth. The autopsy report merely says "The tongue in the oral cavity is absent." We can only guess as to why it's absent.
ElizabethHarris:
Slow departure from the scene is IMO a good case for homicide as they were being controlled and told what to do/where to go. The neat line of footprints doesn't add up with a frenzied escape from the tent. For me, the injuries tell us everything we need to know and again, IMO, they are saying first degree murder.
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