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General Discussion / Re: Wood Expedition Theory

« Last post by ZuriDog on Today at 06:16:23 PM »

It was not necessary to climb to a height of 4-5 m to get firewood.

And yet... They did climb that tree, to a height of 4-5m, and broke branches off it. That is part of the evidence.

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Maps and charts / Re: Brand spanking new Google map not.

« Last post by ahabmyth on Today at 05:26:50 PM »

Someone must have noticed this or am I missing something.

As we (me) can clearly see the location of the bodies are back to front , as in Zina, Slobodin and Igor were going "up" the hill to the tent.

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General Discussion / Re: Wood Expedition Theory

« Last post by SURI on Today at 02:32:02 PM »

It was not necessary to climb to a height of 4-5 m to get firewood.

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General Discussion / Re: Wood Expedition Theory

« Last post by ZuriDog on Today at 10:40:42 AM »

Except those nearby woods were 1 1/2klm away and over an area strewn with jagged rocks and I think a ravine. Igor would have been aware of this as he had been there before and even had his alternative route which I think they took.
As for climbing up the tree, well someone had to collect wood but looking around at the available pics we have, there seems to me to be quite a reasonable amount of it around the tree, and a lot safer than climbing a tree which must have had one side covered in snow and also the chance of having the snow laden tree itself shaking off of its load , which is probably the cause of someone falling off. And these were experienced hikers.

You noticed that correctly. The tree was not climbed for firewood.

The group diary says - what can be found on the ground is too damp to be of use.

Also looking at pictures of the cedar scene, none of the trees appear to have any significant amount of snow on them

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General Discussion / Re: Wood Expedition Theory

« Last post by SURI on Today at 09:11:03 AM »

Except those nearby woods were 1 1/2klm away and over an area strewn with jagged rocks and I think a ravine. Igor would have been aware of this as he had been there before and even had his alternative route which I think they took.
As for climbing up the tree, well someone had to collect wood but looking around at the available pics we have, there seems to me to be quite a reasonable amount of it around the tree, and a lot safer than climbing a tree which must have had one side covered in snow and also the chance of having the snow laden tree itself shaking off of its load , which is probably the cause of someone falling off. And these were experienced hikers.

You noticed that correctly. The tree was not climbed for firewood.

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General Discussion / Re: Wood Expedition Theory

« Last post by SURI on Today at 08:53:44 AM »

The shelter was built for 4 people from the ravine, because the others were no longer alive at that time.

We only know that they were the last to be found.
But it is not a fact that they were the last to die.
We do not know in what order they all died. It is a matter of imagination.

The clothes the four of them were wearing from both Yuris suggest something else. And so does the construction of a shelter for 4 people.

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General Discussion / Re: Wood Expedition Theory

« Last post by ahabmyth on Today at 08:05:55 AM »

Except those nearby woods were 1 1/2klm away and over an area strewn with jagged rocks and I think a ravine. Igor would have been aware of this as he had been there before and even had his alternative route which I think they took.
As for climbing up the tree, well someone had to collect wood but looking around at the available pics we have, there seems to me to be quite a reasonable amount of it around the tree, and a lot safer than climbing a tree which must have had one side covered in snow and also the chance of having the snow laden tree itself shaking off of its load , which is probably the cause of someone falling off. And these were experienced hikers.

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General Discussion / Re: Wood Expedition Theory

« Last post by Axelrod on Today at 05:04:30 AM »

The shelter was built for 4 people from the ravine, because the others were no longer alive at that time.

We only know that they were the last to be found.
But it is not a fact that they were the last to die.
We do not know in what order they all died. It is a matter of imagination.

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Murdered / Re: Murder Indead

« Last post by ahabmyth on Today at 04:37:12 AM »

People talking about leaving the tent after say - a slab slide, not enough to collapse the tent though but could have put strain on the buttoned door. The result of which is having to cut their way out. In doing so the wind would play a factor by either billowing or collapsing neither of which would feel pleasant. So a decision is made.
People also mention about trained killers and making the group freeze to death. All I can say about this is for what reason and to say that its possible to follow people for days (dont forget Igor took a different route) and be just as cold as the group was, to eventually take over their tent with no fire ( unless of course the killers made them go down to the Cedar and fetch them some firewood) IMHO I dont think its in the realms of possibility.

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General Discussion / Re: Wood Expedition Theory

« Last post by SURI on Today at 03:48:43 AM »

The shelter was built for 4 people from the ravine, because the others were no longer alive at that time.