Dyatlov Pass Forum
Theories Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: CR3012 on August 11, 2021, 03:17:00 AM
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We need to pay attention to the day when the tent was found.
1.If according to the first visitors it all looked like they abandoned the tent in a hurry escaping something, than it was exactly that.
2. If the large professional dogs were terrified of something and refusing to get out of the helicopter then there was something that humans can't sense.
And finally, the place has a creepy reputation, will anyone contest that?
So can we agree on those three points for a start?
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Well, sorry but I don't think so.
Search dogs from a work camp who might have not flown before, being terrified after flying in a helicopter and then made to exit into an environment that was probably significantly colder and windier than what they ever experienced before in the forested flatlands around the camp.
I don't think this is out of the ordinary or points to anything humans can't sense being present on the pass.
I agree with the other points.
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No they were not terrified and were behaving perfectly all the way until they landed it was explained by the witness who was on that helicopter in the interview below
https://disk.yandex.com/d/Ih8cw-WbKuiPP
The panic started when the dogs were made to leave the helicopter and it was also mentioned by one of the passengers in the interview below.
http://gaina123.podfm.ru/test/1/
The Russian guy posted the links but of course nobody bothers. He also doesn't translate anything so that's why we have what we have.
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I read those interviews before but they are questionable at best... There is a photo from the search for example, of one of the search dogs showing a normal sized dog looking perfectly relaxed next to a student search participant
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When you talk about terrilfied rescue dogs months later, don't you think you may be the one who is "overthinking" things? The evidence fits like a glove, and these incidents are not particularly uncommon (check the statistics). I find some of the others to be considerably more puzzling.
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I read those interviews before but they are questionable at best... There is a photo from the search for example, of one of the search dogs showing a normal sized dog looking perfectly relaxed next to a student search participant
Все фотографии с собаками датируются второй половиной апреля - началом мая.
Но не в этом дело:
http://1723.ru/forums/index.php?s=&showtopic=5133&view=findpost&p=57180
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these incidents are not particularly uncommon (check the statistics). I find some of the others to be considerably more puzzling.
Are you referring here to incidents in which a group of people either disappears or perishes in the wilderness? If so, I'd be curious to hear about some of the ones you find more puzzling than the DPI. I don't want this thread to get off-topic, so maybe start a thread in the Non-DP Related Mysteries subforum (https://forum.dyatlovpass.com/index.php?board=48.0)?
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based on their interview, it is quite clear that they were not terrified of the situation.