Tragedia na Przełęczy Diatłowa (1 luty 1959 r.)

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Zina trying to get through deep snow...this picture is from an Earlier trip into the Urals

 

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Another look at the recovered tent and recovered belongings of the dyatlov group. ...search teams dig for evidence for the whereabouts of the dyatlov team

 

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Train going to the Urals mountains from Sverdlovsk

 

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Some of the cuts in the tent some was made by the investigator with a ice pick to see inside

 

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Different sketches of how the tent was found!

 

 

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They are a square cut on the other side of the tent canvas, the coloured photo shows the cuts on the black and white you can see a cut in the middle top at the other side..

 

These cuts at back are not in the reports...

 

Unless the authorities are hiding something big time...

 

 

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I wonder about several of the group's hands.

[Rustem’s] fingers are clenched into a fist.

In the area of the wrist joint of the hand there is a graze wound protruding from the soft tissue in an area 8 x 1.5 cm in size covered in dry parchment-density crust under the layer of skin.’

In other words, the knuckles on both hands were skinned and had ‘scabbed over’.

Yet another example, of Igor Dyatlov: In the area of the wrist joints and between the phalangeal joints the soft tissue is of brown purple colour of parchment density covered by dry crusts with haemorrhaging into the underlying tissues.

The same is observed with Zina’s fists. She even had an irregularly shaped 3 x 2.2-cm wound on the base of the third finger on the right hand with an angle facing the terminal phalanx with uneven borders and a scalped skin graft.

Coroner Tumanov is pretty positive it was a mark of punching someone’s teeth.

The localization and shape of these graze wounds is different from those which occur from falling, modern coroner said.

Whatever from above could make the students get out of the tent but could it fight with them?

 

I am not an experienced fighter... the fists below look like beating somebody up or rather beating a wall?

 

Bs something similar was observed with the group members.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Żródło/Autor: http://www.svetlanaoss.com/blog/

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The Memorial Rock

 

Keith McCloskey's Visit to the Dyatlov Pass, Russia

Visit during August 2015

Photos 1-6 shows the rock with the memorial plaque and other plaques left in memory of the group.

Picture 4 shows Kholat Syakhl on the left with the ridge running outwards to the right.

The tent was located on the extreme right of the picture just below the ridge.

Picture 6 shows the main plaque with Kholat Syakhl in the background.

Żródło: http://www.dyatlov-pass-incident.com/

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Location of the Tent

 

Keith McCloskey's Visit to the Dyatlov Pass, Russia

Visit during August 2015

 

1. Location of the tent looking towards the ridge where the memorial rock is located.
2. Location of the tent looking directly towards the tree line they went to.
3. Location of the tent.
4. Location of the tent looking west. Mount Otorten on the extreme left of picture.
5. Location of the tent looking directly towards the tree line they went to.
6. Location of the tent. Note the distance to the top of the ridge on the left. Mount Otorten in the distance.
7. Location of the tent. Looking directly up at the ridge from the tent location.
8. Location of the tent. Looking east towards the memorial rock.
9. Location of the tent. Looking up at the tent location to the left is the peak of Kholat Syakhl.
10. Ridge above the tent location L-R (looking slightly to the left)
11. Ridge above the tent location L-R (looking up slightly to the right of centre)
12. Ridge above the tent location L-R (looking up to the right of centre)
13. Following the route from the tent to the tree line (1).
14. Following the route from the tent to the tree line (2).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Żródło: http://www.dyatlov-pass-incident.com/

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The Locations of the Bodies

Keith McCloskey's Visit to the Dyatlov Pass, Russia

 

Visit during August 2015

 

 

 

Location of Zina's Body

1. Location of Zina's Body (1)
2. Location of Zina's Body (2)
3. Location of Zina's Body (3)
4. Zina's body when it was found 27 Feb 1959

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Location of Rustem's Body

1. Location of Rustem's Body (1)
2. Location of Rustem's Body (2)
3. Location of Rustem's Body (3)
4. Rustem's body when it was found 5 March 1959 (1)
5. Rustem's body when it was found 5 March 1959 (2)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Location of Igor Dyatlov's Body

1. Location of Igor Dyatlov's Body (1)
2. Location of Igor Dyatlov's Body (2)
3. Location of Igor Dyatlov's Body (3)
4. Igor Dyatlov's body when it was found 27 February 1959

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Location of Luda's Body

1. Luda's body was found on this rock in the stream (1)
2. Luda's body was found on this rock in the stream (2)
3. Luda's body was found on this rock in the stream (3)
4. Luda's body was found on this rock in the stream (4)
5. Area where Luda's body was found (1)
6. Area where Luda's body was found (2)
7. Alexey points down to where Luda's body was when it was found on 5 May 1959

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Location of the Snow Shelter

1. Location of area of the Snow Shelter (1)
2. Location of area of the Snow Shelter (2)
3. Location of area of the Snow Shelter (3)
4. Location of area of the Snow Shelter (4)
5. Bodies of Tibo and Luda when found 5 May 1959
6. Bodies of Zolotarev and Kolevatov when found 5 May 1959

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Location of the Cedar Tree

1. The Cedar Tree (1)
2. The Cedar Tree (2)
3. The Cedar Tree (3)
4. The Cedar Tree (4)
5. The Cedar Tree (5)
6. Bodies of Doroshenko and Krivonischenko when found 27 February 1959 (1)
7. Bodies of Doroshenko and Krivonischenko when found 27 February 1959 (2)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Żródło: http://www.dyatlov-pass-incident.com/

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Mount Otorten

Keith McCloskey's Visit to the Dyatlov Pass, Russia

Visit during August 2015

Mount Otorten was the destination of the Dyatlov group and lies 9 miles (15km) to the north of the Dyatlov Pass.

It was also the point at which the search party led by Boris Slobsov was landed by helicopter on 25 February 1959 to see if the group had reached that point.

When they found no traces of the group, Slobsov's search party started working their way back down the Auspia Valley to trace the route that Igor Dyatlov would have been expected to follow to reach Otorten.

I am grateful to Mikhail Petrov for the use of these photos.

Żródło: http://www.dyatlov-pass-incident.com/

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These records are dated 6.2.1959... if right, they only found the first body's on the 28.2.1959...

 

Was there something unusual happening, by authorities who would have documented them?