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October 28, 2026, 04:25:08 PM
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Tragic events reveal immeasurable suffering. One very shocking sign of this is cutting off the clothes of the dead in order to warm the living!
The clothes of those who died at the cedar are found on the 4s. However, it is a surprising circumstance that half of a woman's beige sweater is found in the snow 50 meters from the cedar towards the den.

"50 m from the cedar the searchers found black cotton sweat pants, the right leg cut off with a knife. Cedar branches, a young fir tree was missing its top, another piece of clothing was found - the left half of the women's light-brown wool sweater, right half and sleeves cut off. Sweater was presumed to belong to Lyudmila Dubinina."

from: https://dyatlovpass.com/the-den

The transport of the clothes determines the order of death. Apparently, they take the clothes off the dead. So whoever is missing the clothes died before the person who is found wearing them.
But half a sweater cut off from Lyuda was found between the den and the cedar - if I understand correctly! How did he get there? While Lyuda has Krivonischenko's trousers on his feet. It is also important to take into account that you need a knife to cut clothes! We assume that it belonged to Krivonischenko!

We have to realize that the fact that Lyuda's injuries at the tent would have occurred is not only ruled out by the fact that he could not have reached the den with them, but also by the fact that Krivonischenko at the cedar, who has no life-threatening injuries, dies before him! Presumably, at the time of Krivonischenko's death, Lyuda had no injuries. She might be the one cutting off Krivonischenko's clothes. The question is, what state is Doroshenko in at this time?

Later, Lyuda's injury happend and she died a short time later. Then someone cuts off her sweater. And maybe he wants to take it to Doroshenko? Or does the wind just blow the half pullover 15 meters away?
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