Book "1079"

[Ziljoe]

I think that's a good summary of the book. Fair journalism too, they raise a couple of questions and appreciate the work. Nice

[anna_pycckux]

A unique version that has the right to exist, although it has many questions. Why did all 9 tourists die? Why did the government launch such a large-scale, financially costly search? And why wasn't there a single witness?

[Teddy]

[Teddy]

[GlennM]

Congratulations on getting in print, Teddy. Your theory is the result of a diligent search for the truth. Now, many more people will be drawn to the mystery. What I hope for is that new information comes to your attention and you share it with us on the forum. There are many who post and defend their ideas, often too loudly. Volume is not truth, just noise. Congratulations on your success. There is also a bit of satisfaction in achieving the public recognition that others crave.

[Teddy]

[Teddy]

I translated the article and corrected the diagram or the routes. KP illustrator only read the article, not the theory.
https://dyatlovpass.com/killed-by-tree-kp

   

[Teddy]

How to vote
https://www.livelib.ru/detectiveawards/docdetectiv/2023

[RichardD]

Hi,

Is it possible that there will be a French translation of the book? I ask you this question because many people in France and Quebec (Canada) are more and more interested by the story of the Dyatlov group and by the reading of the book "1079".

[Teddy]

I am flattered by the interest in the book, but I do not speak French and it is going to be difficult for me to pay someone to do it even for the shear fact that I can not oversee it. This is not the whole story though. I have PTSD from publishing this book since my co-author passed without seeing the book.
Every effort is churning my stomach.
I just agreed to accept the help from our moderator amashilu with an index of the names in the English book.
Every new edition of the book is time and money I don't have.
I rather add new information on the site.
Thank you for asking though.

[RichardD]

I am flattered by the interest in the book, but I do not speak French and it is going to be difficult for me to pay someone to do it even for the shear fact that I can not oversee it. This is not the whole story though. I have PTSD from publishing this book since my co-author passed without seeing the book.
Every effort is churning my stomach.
I just agreed to accept the help from our moderator amashilu with an index of the names in the English book.
Every new edition of the book is time and money I don't have.
I rather add new information on the site.
Thank you for asking though.

Thank you for your reply.

It's not easy living with PTSD. I wish you courage and to handle this well.

It's sad that Igor Pavlov died so young and before the book was published. A great loss.

[Teddy]

The Foundation wants me to write an article about Igor Pavlov and i can not say no, but it is hard relieving everything.
I am writing it as we speak.

[RichardD]

The Foundation wants me to write an article about Igor Pavlov and i can not say no, but it is hard relieving everything.
I am writing it as we speak.

I understand you. It's not easy. And I wonder if it's more difficult when the time since the death of a person with whom we had a strong bond has been a few months or years ago. The memory and the feelings catch up with us a lot after the shock of the first days or weeks.

[Teddy]

Grateful to all of you who voted for our book.
We made it to the short list. Now it's up to the jury.

https://premiya.rudetective.tv/news_29-02-2024

[Teddy]

The measurements taken in August 2020 by the legendary researcher Aleksander Aleeksenkov (Shura), who has been on the pass countless times, show a magnetic anomaly called the "Appendix zone".
https://dyatlovpass.com/appendix-zone
It brings credibility to our theory: https://dyatlovpass.com/1079#magnetic

I have started a topic about this discovery:  https://forum.dyatlovpass.com/index.php?topic=1653

[Teddy]

RUSSIAN DETECTIVE 2024 AWARD



JUNE 9 - "1079. The Overwhelming Force of Dyatlov Pass" won the "Russian Detective - 2024" award in the category "Documentary Detective".
Komsomolskaya Pravda

[GlennM]

Teddy is famous!

[anna_pycckux]

Theodora, congratulations on your victory! And although I disagree with your version, you deserve a reward for your contribution to the study of the Dyatlov Pass! I hope that you will receive this award too!   

[Ziljoe]

Congratulations Teddy and Igor Pavlov. You were generous with your words and shared the award in memory of Igor. I will raise a glass to you both.

[RMK]

Congratulations, Teddy and Igor!

[GlennM]

That's our girl!

[Teddy]

[Teddy]

I will forever cherish the company of the people that showed up to support me. The photos below are chronologically listed. It made me feel like a winner from the very beginning, even before the announcement of the laureate.
With Alexander Alekseenkov (Shura) I have been to two expeditions W]with Alexander Alekseenkov (Shura). He is the embodiment of the Dyatlov Pass for me. He is the man who has been on the pass more times than anyone else. The invitation for the ceremony was for two people. I chose Shura Alekseenkov to be my plus 1. The rest of the support group is fate. Galina Sazonova and her husband live in Vietnam. They haven't been in Russia for years. Galya and Landau (not present at the ceremony) introduced me to Igor Pavlov, and Galina is still by my side helping me to this day. Then, Natalya Varsegova from Komsomolskaya Pravda showed up with Galya. This was a double win. At the height of my joy at winning, I was with the best friends one could wish for. It was indeed a magical night. Thus renewed, I am encouraged and energized to continue my investigation.

[Teddy]

If you are interested in a signed copy of the book, you can buy it from Amazon as a gift to:

Teodora Hadjiyska
7572 Mystic Voyage St.
Las Vegas, Nevada 98139

In the gift note, give instructions to whom to sign and where to send back. If you already have a paperback or a hardcover, you can still send it to the address above with enclosed instructions, and I will sign and mail it back to you. Please send me books only if you are in the US. On November 1, 2024 I ordered author's copies of the book and the delivery time is November 20, longer than I expected. I will be in the US till end of November. To make sure I get the books please buy and send them to me in the first week of November.

If you're interested in getting a signed copy of the Russian Edition of "1079" and you're living in the US, feel free to send me a message through this contact form, or buy it on Ebay.

[Per Inge Oestmoen]

Too bad the author pointed as a weakness one of the facts only our theory can explain - the cuts from inside.
The hikers cut the tent from inside to get from under the tree. This is the only scenario that can explain why the opening of the tent was not used as exit.
This is how you get out from under a fallen tree - you cut your way out. Also a tree flattens the tent, does not tear it down.

Is it conclusively proven that the cuts were made from the inside?

If so, the cuts might have been made by attackers who wanted to render the tent useless if the victims somehow survived and tried to return to the tent.

But above all: Since the tent is not available, we cannot say for sure.

What we can say for sure, is that there never was any scientifically rigorous examination of the tent. So, it can hardly be considered proven that the cuts were made from the inside. The seamstress who said so, could have been under pressure to come up with a desired conclusion. The point is that neither I nor anyone else can be sure since the telt is no longer available for a proper examination. But in my opinion, we should not take the cutting from inside assumption to be the only possibility.

[Per Inge Oestmoen]

Hope the book is doing well.  A tree falling on the tent is consistent with the injuries and explains the events.  The tent scene is clearly staged.  Well it is clear if you have been pouring over the evidence for a year or two.  Definitely the best theory so far.

Although I believe this was an accident I do wonder if it was just the wind that caused a tree to fall, or something else.  Could the geological expedition have used explosives nearby and a shock wave caused a tree to fall?  Is it possible that there was some fault?

I also hope that the book is gaining a wide audience. It is well and solidly researched, it is only the conclusion that is doubtful.

A tree falling on the tent does not explain the injuries.

The injuries are consistent with what can be expected from human attack by trained close combat specialists. Many erroneous conclusions have been made. One of the most obvious is the assumption that since the skin was not broken at some of the worst injuries they could not have been caused by an attack. Well, the skin will not be punctured if the victim wears headgear. Also, being knowledgeable in close combat technique I know that elbow strikes from a trained person will typically create the kind of injuries found on Dubinina and Zolotaryov.

[Per Inge Oestmoen]

I am not saying that the fallen tree is not possible. However, there is still no direct evidence to that. It could happen, but it is still a theory. A rather complicated theory..

However, Lyuda had 3 fracture lines on her chest, as if caused by 2 or 3 impacts, not just one. But I am not a pathologist..:)

I honestly think that the only new real evidence to this case may come from exhumation of all bodies. Is there any chance that it will be possible?

My Jiu Jitsu teacher Alain Sailly taught me how elbow strikes from a trained practitioner would result in precisely that kind of injury pattern.

Looking at all the injuries, they can only be explained by an attack by trained killers.

I hope the book can inspire further discussion. Apart from the in my view erroneous conclusion about a falling tree as the "perpetrator," it is a truly laudible piece of work.

[Per Inge Oestmoen]

Dr Schultz concluded that: "I do not see that pattern as due to multiple blows (but not impossible of course)."

The way I read his statement is that one impact would be sufficient to cause these injuries, but it does not exclude the possibility of two impacts.

On the other hand, the article shows that another pathologist thinks that the injury was caused by two impacts.

You are correct. Thank you.

[Per Inge Oestmoen]

• High velocity trauma does not break or bruise the skin. I had one lung totaled (all pulp) and not a single scratch from outside. Even my clothes were intact. The man on the graphic photo above was absolutely fine from outside and what they call "bone soup" inside.

That is true. But it is also true that elbow strikes to the rib cage of a human does not break the skin.

[Per Inge Oestmoen]

The chest cage and caved in skulls are not from kicks or hits as the coroner explained: "In this case, there would have been damage to the soft tissue, and this was not evident." (case file 381)

This is what brought me into the case - the high velocity trauma. Car accident with 70km/h (40m/h). What you get is a bone soup with not a single external scratch or bruise.
When you hit, kick or jump on someone there is external damage on the skin.

These are 6 broken ribs in two fracture lines on one side as in Zolotaryov.



Same accident, nothing on the outside, you couldn't tell is broken

In both injuries there is nothing on the outside as in Dubinina, Zolotaryov and Thibeaux-Brignolle. Only high velocity trauma works this way i.e. falling from a high building, fast moving car accident or a blast from a bomb. Coroners say that trauma from a fallen tree resembles that of a car. Coroners can tell if a injury could be caused by another person.
Testimony of forensic expert Vozrozhdenny:
"These injuries, especially appearing in such a way without any damage to the soft tissue of the chest, are very similar to the type of trauma that results from the shock wave of a bomb."
"The extensive, depressed, multi-splintered (broken fornix and base of the skull) fracture could be the result of an impact of an automobile moving at high speed."

This is, unfortunately, wrong. I have to say, intentionally wrong.

There will be no damage to soft tissue if the body parts that are attacked are covered by clothing. Elbow strikes to the rib cage from a close combat specialist will create precisely the kind of injuries found on Dubinina and Zolotaryov.

Even a lethal blow from a rifle butt to the head will not give any outer damage if the relevant parts of the head is covered by headgear.

"When you hit, kick or jump on someone there is external damage on the skin."

- No, this is not the case if the skin is covered by textiles.