Tragedia na Przełęczy Diatłowa (1 luty 1959 r.)

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Lyuda Dubinina was buried a day shy of her 21st birthday, May 12, 1959.

 

In her last diary entries, she expressed anger and upset for no good reason.

 

Did she have a premonition of the coming tragedy, or was she simply a tormented soul burning with anxiety?

 

Her injuries were the most horrific.

 

She was found in a kneeling position as if praying for mercy.

 

The demons that took her life retreated into the dead of night.

 

No one knows what happened on the slopes of 1079, aka Kholat Syakhl (The Dead Mountain).

 

 

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LYUDMILA DUBININA'S PREMONITION OF HER TRAGIC DEATH

 

Author Aleks Kandr

 

Russian

 

If in other instances of telepathic communication both parties participated, clearly aware of their involvement in what is happening, then in the following example of telepathic contact between unfamiliar people, the power of telepathic influence is not so obvious, causing only a premonition and vague guesses of something fatal.

 

It will be about the premonition of Lyudmila Dubinina of her tragic death, signs of which, one way or another, appear in the records of her personal diary and in the peculiarities of her behavior during and after Dyatlov group pass through Vizhay.

 

Many authors of criminal versions of the death of Dyatlov’s group note the fact that the hikers were killed with extreme cruelty, as indicated by the nature of the injuries on the bodies of hikers discovered by search and rescue in a ravine in early May 1959.

 

This in turn suggests that the murder was committed based on the hatred of the murderers personally to those of the hikers who suffered more.

 

Only two members of the Dyatlov group were mutilated by the murderers with extreme cruelty: Alexander (Semyon) Zolotaryov and Lyudmila Dubinina.

 

However, Lyudmila Dubinina had more severe injuries - in addition to numerous rib fractures on both sides of the chest, she had not only eyeballs, but also no tongue, according to the autopsy report.

 

Consequently, there are good reasons to assume that the main object of hatred and revenge for the murderers among all the hikers was exactly Lyudmila Dubinina.

 

Therefore, any researcher investigating the death of the Dyatlov group in the framework of the criminal version of a premeditated murder, taking into account the data of the autopsy report of Lyudmila Dubinina, should first of all examine all the materials of the criminal case relating to this girl in order to identify possible conflict situations with her participation, and this is primarily from the hikers diaries.

 

The version of the mystery of the murder of Dyatlov group is currently the only of all criminal versions, which has a documentary rationale for the possibility of a conflict between Lyudmila Dubinina and one of the employees of colony No. 64 under USh / 349-Ivdellag during the stay of the Dyatlov group in the village of Vizhay.

 

Dyatlov group arrived in Vizhay together with another group led by Blinov, and decided to stay for one night, as a result of which they spent in the the village almost a day from 14:00 on January 25, left for a ride only at 13:10 on January 26.

 

It is possible that the atmosphere of psychological discomfort that prevailed in the village.

 

Vizhay, had a depressing effect on hikers, which Lyudmila Dubinina partly reproduces in her diary: "We had a tearful goodbye with Blinov group. The mood sank.

 

...In general, I am very, very sad".

 

In addition to this can be an entry in the personal diary of Zina Kolmogorova, who described the movement of the group from the village club to the hotel in Vizhay, carefully provided to the hikers by someone from the leadership of the settlement-colony.

 

Such participation in the fate of a group of hikers by the colony’s leadership is explained by the fact that Igor Dyatlov has a travel certificate and a trade union voucher, in which he addressed the leaders of Soviet, party and public organizations, "to render all possible assistance" with accomodation and transportation to the hekers from the Dyatlov group who dedicated their expedition to the XXI Congress of the CPSU, the opening of which was scheduled for January 28, 1959.

 

Perhaps it is no coincidence that Zina Kolmogorova formulated this movement as follows: "25.1.59… We arrived in Vizhay. 

 

First we stopped at the same club where we were 2 years ago. 

 

Then we were taken to the hotel".

 

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Even Zina's use of the words "taken away" instead of "invited to move", "offered to move" or something like that, in these parts at that time had a very specific tint, meaning, as an addition, "under escort" to the word "taken".

 

But this is only a touch to a very specific psychological atmosphere of the village.

 

Vizhay, whose inhabitants provided jobs for the colony at that time.

 

This specific atmosphere for this area influenced on a subconscious level, forcing to choose specific words corresponding to its environment.

 

("we were taken"), and not just words.

 

Continuing on, Zina notes in her diary a certain peculiarity of the influence of this place on herself: "I talked a lot about things which are completely unfamiliar to me and I scarcely do, but I tried, sincerely.

 

But this is all nonsense.".

 

It is unlikely that we will find out what is sincere and unusual for her earlier, Zina spoke at the hotel of the settlement-colony Vizhay.

 

Dyatlov group would be better to stay overnight "In the same club where they were 2 years ago", rather than agree to "be taken" to the hotel, Judging by the non-forest review of her in the general diary of the group on the morning of January 26: "Slept in the so-called hotel, some bundling 2 people on a bed, and Sasha K. and Krivo even on the floor between the beds".

 

The canteen in Vizhay. Igor Dyatlov said with a smirk: "If the tea is cold, then go drink it outside, it will be hot."

 

That is, the group was clearly not happy with "so-called hotel", I think, not only due to the fact that her hotel service did not provide for the availability of a sufficient number of beds for all hotel guests.

 

The fact is that the hikers who returned in high spirits from the club after watching a movie "Symphony in Gold" On the evening of January 25, they encountered serious difficulties in preparing a hot dinner due to raw wood for the stove, as a result of which the cooking process took "a lot of time".

 

From the diary of Lyudmila Dubinina:

"We are on duty with Yuri today.

 

We decided to cook noodles on the stove. 

 

But it was very difficult to heat the stove with such raw firewood, so it took a lot of time. 

 

Finally we began to eat.".

 

Yuri Krivonischenko, who was on duty this evening with Lyudmila, wrote in the diary of the group the next morning: "We did not boil water in the morning, wood was damp.

 

In the evening it took us 6 hours to boil the water.… Krivonischenko".

 

Such problems in preparing a hot dinner for experienced hikers, even in remote taiga, were extremely rare, as follows from the entry in the group’s diary for January 30: "As usual we quickly start a fire".

 

Even if we take into account the possible exaggeration in the assessment of time – "6 hours", spent on the kindling of the stove, then the difficulties that arose in the "so-called hotel" Vizhay could ruffle any experienced hikers for whom it was not difficult to quickly make a fire even in the forest.

 

And given the difficult mental state of Lyudmila Dubinina these days, it can be assumed that the difficulties encountered in the "so-called hotel" she could be completely out of balance, causing a flush of fair anger and anger on conditions "hotel service", to put it in modern language.

 

Therefore, she could express everything she thinks about this in the most harsh terms to anyone responsible for this “hotel service” person, regardless of her rank and position.

 

This is in complete agreement with the opinion of O. Arhipov: "Well, it is known that Lyudmila Aleksandrovna was sharp on the tongue and principled.

 

She would not keep her mouth shut.".

 

This peculiarity of Lyudmila’s character is confirmed in her personal diary the day before the hikers arrive in the village of Vizhay: "January 24th ...

 

Yes, and I generally like to add fuel to the fire, damn me".

 

The negative superstitious potential of such a phrase, recorded on paper, could in some way “program” its further actions, determined by this striking feature of its character.

 

Confirmation of the inflated state of the psyche of Ludmila we find in her notes in her personal diary the day after her ordeals as an attendant in the "so-called hotel" in village of Vizahy:

"January 26...

 

Mood is bad and probably will be for two more days. Evil as hell".

 

I.e. even the next day, Lyudmila felt a sense of anger, the degree of which she so uncompromisingly marked: "as hell".

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Her expectations of improving her mood in two days obviously did not happen, but despite this, she nevertheless continued to keep her personal diary for two days.

 

Judging by the fact that from January 28, Lyudmila ceased to keep a personal diary at all, having previously recorded in her impressions of the hike, her mood two days after being in Vizhay not only did not improve, but was also aggravated by some kind of depression, fading interest in everyday trivialities of hiking life, which earlier made up the majority of her personal diary entries.

 

After visiting the village of Vizhay Lyudmila's psychological state deteriorated quite sharply, aggravating day by day, which is confirmed by the peculiarities of her behavior from January 26 to January 30, which are known to us from her personal diary and Zina Kolmogorova's notes in her diary.

 

In Ludmila’s personal diary, even on January 27, the first sign of some unconscious doom, expressed by the negative potential of the phrase, is encountered: "the last time", referring to the whole group:

"January 27...

 

Now most of the guys sit here and sing songs to the guitar, on the occasion that they do not work today.

 

It seems this is the last time we heard so many good new songs.

 

But we hope that Rustik will live up to the challenge."

 

"This is the last time we heard..." 

 

And how can you not become superstitious, listening to popular wisdom not to use this phrase, so as not to incur the misfortune.

 

It should be noted that on January 27th Lyudmila uses the word "it seems" before the key phrase: "this is the last time we heard", i.e. although she was under the impression of her forebodings, they still didn’t have that fatal doom which followed the next day, January 28, when Lyudmila completely stopped writing her impressions of the everyday life in her diary.

 

Only the presentiment of something fatal could have suppressed the long-term habit of an experienced hikers to keep his personal diary during a hike.

 

The possibility of perceiving other people's thoughts or feelings directed at the subject of perception has long been a subject of study - telepathy, finding confirmation from people endowed with such an ability that it is not uncommon.

 

Therefore, at the heart of Ludmila Dubinina’s foreboding of her fatal doom, her ability to perceive her feelings of revenge related to her personally, rather than feelings of hatred, filled with negative emotions, fueled by the willingness to materialize them with a picture of the upcoming murder.

 

Considering that on January 28th Lyudmila completely stopped recording in her personal diary, it can be assumed that on this day the person who ordered the murder made the final decision to deal with the hikers, using associates from his inner circle, staging the killing of group members as an accident caused by the "overwhelming force" on Ural mountain ridge, with reference to the words of forester Rempel I. D. about the potential dangers lurking there for hikers.

 

It was on that day that Lyudmila Dubinina, previously so verbose in the records of her personal diary, completely stopped writing in it, apparently vaguely anticipating all the fatalism of the deadly threat hanging over her.

 

It is not excluded that Lyudmila Dubinina’s short but brief conflict with someone from the staff of the colony settlement of Vizhay over raw wood for the stove had its continuation already at the telepathic level of communication between the parties to the conflict, as is almost the case in life when the parties of an emotional conflict continue to mentally express to the offender everything that has boiled over.

 

I think anyone can remember from their own experience an episode of their emotional involvement in an imaginary continuation of a conflict situation after the abuser has long disappeared from sight.

 

As a rule, the conflict situation continues at the telepathic level of communication until it energetically disrupts itself in one way or another.

 

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As we can see, even the next day, Lyudmila experienced a feeling of anger - "evil as hell", and this emotional negative could feed the energetics of her telepathic communication with those whom she clearly said too much (cut out her tongue) under the influence of her complex emotional state, known to us from her diary.

 

She was clearly unlucky because she dealt with a professional killer who had served for many years in the NKVD (People's Commissariat for Internal Affairs).

 

With each day, Lyudmila Dubinina increasingly "went into herself", plunging into the foreboding of something fatal, apparently already fearful from the thought of presenting her fears in her personal diary, much less sharing them with her friends.

 

A possible culmination of this depressed state was a sharp, outwardly unreasonable, change in her behavior on the evening of January 30, which outraged the whole group.

 

As follows from Zina Kolmogorova’s diary entries, it was in the evening of January 30th that Lyudmila Dubinina lost interest in working together on patching up the holes of a dilapidated tent, apparently, already immersed in a stupor from the suddenly increased premonition of her fatal doom:

"January 30...

 

Lyuda quickly got tired and sat down by the fire.

 

Nick Thibault changed his clothes.

 

He began to write a diary.

 

The law is that until all the work is done, do not approach the fire.

 

And so they had a long argument, of who will sew the tent.

 

Finally K. Tibo gave up and took a needle.

 

Lyuda remained seated.

 

And we sewed the hole (and there were so many that there was enough work for all except two attendants and Lyuda.

 

Guys are terribly outraged.

 

Today is the birthday of Sasha Kolevatov*.

 

Congratulations.

 

We give him a tangerine, which he immediately divided into 8 pieces (Lyuda went into the tent and did not come out until the end of the dinner).

 

A possible reason for such a sudden change in the behavior of Lyudmila on the evening of January 30 is the described in the investigation section of the Killers' Ski Route to the upper sources of Auspiya.

 

It is possible that the three murderers, having gone early in the morning of January 29 from 2nd Northern to the upper sources of Auspiya "took a shortcut on one of our forest paths" (words of forester I. D. Rempel), by the evening of January 30, they could have already achieved their intended destination, settling for the night in the headwaters of Auspiya.

 

For this reason, on the evening of January 30, they could mentally withdraw from the two previous days of a ski trip to the upper sources of Auspiya, focusing their attention on waiting for the hikers to arrive and discussing the details of their plan.

 

This may well explain such a dramatic change in the behavior of Lyudmila in the evening of January 30, because she was the main object of revenge, which riveted the thoughts of the murderers to her more than her comrades, judging by the severity of injuries inflicted on her later.

 

Mention Lyudmila in his personal diary "evil spirits" - "evil as hell", and to some extent "calling out" to her - "damn me", give the tragic death of Dyatlov's group some kind of ominous mystical connotation that actualizes the significance of domestic superstition:

January 24... 

 

Yes, and I generally like to add fuel to the fire, damn me to hell.

January 25...

 

The mood sank.

 

In general, I am very, very sad.

January 26... 

 

Mood is bad and probably will be for two more days.

 

Evil as hell.

 

What can cause such changes in Lyudmila's behavior from January 26 to 30, which later became the victim of revenge in Dyatlov group murders (..., cut the tongue)?

 

The only plausible explanation for such dramatic changes in Lyudmila’s behavior can only be her premonition of an impending mortal threat, due to her ability at the telepathic level, to vaguely perceive the terrible picture of her plans being visualized by the murderers, which she simply could not want to believe, but the oppressive negative of this premonition had its influence on her thoughts and actions.

 

In any case, the diary notes of Lyudmila Dubinina and the peculiarities of her behavior shortly before and after the visit of Dyatlov group to the village of Vizhay can hardly be explained only rationally, consistent with the beginnings of common sense, without attracting the irrational component of human existence, bringing something ominously mystical to the tragic death of the Dyatlov group.

Russian

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Sabine Lechtenfeld

forensic psychologist from Hannover, Germany

 

I thought long and hard about what kind of assessment of Lyuda's behavior prior to her death I could put together.

 

I decided that there is just not enough reliable material for a proper scientific expertise.

 

I don't want to go down the path of many others and pull an imaginary rabbit out of my hat, although it's very tempting.

 

However I will give you an assortment of my subjective impressions and tentative conclusions.

 

Let me start with the idea that some of Lyuda's behavior and her last diary entries may have been out-of-character and hint at the possibility that she had a premonition of the tragedy, or - as the article you sent me seems to suggest - may even have been in telepathic contact with her future killer.

 

If we are looking at a suspicious death, it's standard procedure to scrutinize the behavior of the victims shortly before their death and look for changes and unusual behavior.

 

But you have to adopt a pre-mortem perspective in order to avoid the fallacies of confirmation bias.

 

This is the key question: could we say that Lyuda's behavior and her diary entries are strange and different from her usual behavior - even if we don't know the fate of the group?

 

Unfortunately there's not a lot of material available for answering that question accurately.

 

Let's first look at the fact that she stopped to write her diary and that she decided not to help with some daily chores like mending the tent and that she isolated herself from the other members shortly before they all perished.

 

From the little we do know from her curriculum vitae and the various diary entries, I conclude that she was an intelligent and well- educated girl who was introverted and did not socialize easily.

 

She seems to have been well organized and honest to a fault.

 

Since she was the treasurer of the expedition this would've served her well.

 

And according to her own assessment she could not hold her tongue and didn't hesitate to speak her mind, which she regretted sometimes.

 

She also scolded herself for being socially awkward.

 

I looked at all available pictures of Lyuda and concluded that she was a serious and rather introverted person and did not smile easily.

 

I saw her most engaging and beautiful smile when she looked at her little brother.

 

I sense a bit of reservation in the pictures where she has physical contact - like a hug - with other expedition members.

 

Compared to the other members of the group her body language comes across as a bit reserved - although I have to attach the important caveat that she may simply not have been totally relaxed and comfortable in front of a camera.

 

That she stopped to update her expedition diary is indeed concerning, since keeping a personal diary on a daily basis was considered to be one of the essential duties during these expeditions.

 

But in order to assess if her neglect was totally out-of-character, we would need to know if she has ever failed to update her diary on a daily basis on previous expeditions.

 

That she failed to assist in some daily chores like mending the tent, also seems to be not compatible with what we know about her, and her attitude is duly noted by the other members in their diary entries.

 

But it's only a short notice and no one seems to have made a huge song and dance about it or kicked up a fuss because of her apparent moodiness.

 

Therefore it's difficult to say if this was a very unusual behavior for Lyuda, or if those members who knew her better were used to her having certain mood swings now and then.

 

If it is correct that Lyuda had been prone to mood swings, her behavior during the last days of her life may not have been out-of-character at all.

 

But the big question remains: what caused her bad mood?

 

Let's Look at her diary entries which many consider to be a premonition of the tragedy.

 

She wrote:

"Everybody felt really tired after the movie and wanted to sleep.

 

Zina and I lay on a mesh-work bed.

 

It's a dream.

 

The lads rested right on the floor.

 

The mood is evil (horrible).

 

Seems it's going to be evil (horrible) for about two more days.

 

I'm mad as hell (as a devil)".

I included alternative translation possibilities in brackets ,since there are different possibilities to translate the origial Russian text.

 

The English word "evil" which seems to stick out here, has a different and more emotionally loaded connotation than the word "horrible".

 

What's really odd about these few sentences is, that Lyuda doesn't seem to give us the slightest hint, why her mood is so bad.

 

And this self-assessment of her mood seems to come totally out of the blue.

 

Before she wrote this down she told in a spirited and positive way about what the group has been up to during the day, and she and the others seemed to have enjoyed themselves.

 

Even the sleeping arrangements (she and Zina are sharing the only available bed) seemed to have agreed with her - if we interpret the sentence "it's a dream" in a positive way.

 

So, everything seems to be fine - and then she writes without any explanation whatsoever that her mood is horrible/evil and that she is mad!

 

Even without the benefit of hindsight this is somewhat odd.

 

But then she writes that her mood will be horrible/evil for about two more days.

 

This is very interesting insofar as she seems to know quite well what's the cause of her bad mood and when it will end, although she doesn't spell it out explicitly.

 

It has been suggested that she may have had her period or that she was in her pre-menstrual phase.

 

This is a very plausible idea since it would explain why she seems to know quite well, when her bad mood will end, and it would be such a private but banal and recurrent event that she doesn't bother to explain it.

 

Another possibility is that she is very discontent/annoyed with the current situation before the group starts to embark on their ski-hiking trip, and that she expects that her mood will improve once they start skiing and leave behind their current location and their people.

 

The following sentence "I'm mad as hell/as the devil" is also hard to assess, since she doesn't bother to explain.

 

Does she feel always mad/angry in connection with her period or other inconvenient situations, or is there something else which goes through her head while she's lying on her bed which angers or upsets her greatly?

 

Frankly, this sentence doesn't seem to be a vague premonition of doom, which she cannot figure out.

 

To me it seems that she knows quite well what exactly is upsetting her.

 

Unfortunately we will never know what it was.

 

Therefore my next thoughts are purely speculative:

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Is it possible that she spotted something in her current location and situation which struck her in a very negative way?

 

Did she notice something which struck her as being bad and not ok, but she hesitates to put it down in writing?

 

If this continued to bother her while she mulled it over, it could explain why she was so occupied with these thoughts that she didn't even continue to use her diary.

 

She may literally have stopped speaking her mind.

 

Since she anticipates that her mood will be better within two days I conclude that her bad mood had probably nothing to do with the upcoming ski-hiking expedition and/or any specific members of her group.

 

But could Lyuda have noticed something which may have had a connection or even led to the terrible fate of the expedition?

 

She strikes me as a perceptive and honest person.

 

If she noticed something going on which wasn't right in her opinion she certainly might get mad and be in and "evil" or "horrible" mood.

 

But do we even have the slightest factual hint in that direction?

 

This depends largely on the correct assessment of the autopsy protocols.

 

Lyuda's pre- and postmortem injuries were more horrific than the injuries of all the other group members.

 

She didn't only suffer the most, but her eyes were mutilated and her tongue was missing.

 

If the missing facial organs have any significance for the case depends largely on this: were natural decay and small animals responsible - or was Lyuda deliberately mutilated?

 

Since the original investigation concluded (or was forced to conclude) that the Dyatlov Pass deaths were not the result of a crime, they officially concluded that the facial injuries were the result of natural decay and /or scavenging animals.

 

Some experts came later to a different conclusion.

 

But most experts seem to agree on one point: these facial injuries happened after Lyuda's death.

 

If this was deliberate but postmortem, then these mutilations were not the result of torture while she was still alive.

 

Since I'm not a pathologist I cannot decide which conclusion is correct.

 

But let's assume for a moment that the mutilations happened deliberately after Lyuda had perished.

 

What exactly would that tell us?

 

We could for starters conclude that the assailants stuck around until she died.

 

This is a very important conclusion because it would exclude all scenarios where after an initial wave of attacks all injured victims were left alone and then died without their attackers being around.

 

If Lyuda was mutilated after her death at least some killers stuck around and made sure that Lyuda (and probably the other students, too) would be dead or die shortly.

 

In a scenario of deliberate postmortem mutilations we further have to ask why this was done.

 

It has been suggested that Lyuda may have been the primary victim.

 

Personally I have big problems with the idea that all killings have been committed because someone was targeting Lyuda specifically in a personal vendetta, and that the other group members were just collateral victims.

 

Nothing we know about Lyuda's short life hints into such a direction, and to me it seems to be totally over-the-top and excessive that a personal enemy would take on such a great risk and kill all those other people just in order to get back at Lyuda.

 

It's also highly unlikely that the killings were the work of only one assailant.

 

But is it really plausible to assume that a personal enemy of Lyuda deliberately would recruit helpers in order to wipe out the whole group?

 

I don't think that this is a very likely scenario.

 

The reason that her injuries were more horrific than the injuries of the others could simply be due to the fact that she may have been more resilient, and therefore she enraged the killers.

 

Therefore she may have been savagely attacked in a final attempt to finish her off without using a weapon.

 

Also, the nature of Lyuda's postmortem facial mutilations are not typical tell-tale signs for someone having a personal grudge.

 

A totally smashed face and the mutilations of breasts and the sexual organs are far more typical mutilations if someone acted out because of a personal grievance.

 

However, the deliberate removal of tongue and eyes are a very typical icon since ancient times that the mutilated victim may have seen too much and was suspected to have talked about it.

 

It also could be a symbol that the mutilated victim will never again be able to talk.

 

Very recently the famous mobster Whitey Bulger has been killed by his prison inmates, and his tongue and eyes have been mutilated after he died, most likely because he had a long history as a police informer.

 

I don't want to imply at all that Lyuda was a snitch.

 

She strikes me as a person of great integrity who always tried to do the right thing.

 

But if her facial mutilations were not the result of natural decay and small animals, but the deliberate postmortem work of the killers, then we should contemplate if this is a tell-tale sign that she had seen something which she shouldn't have seen and which she and the rest of the students shouldn't talk about.

 

I don't reject the possibility completely that Lyuda had a premonition of impending doom, but we don't have any proof whatsoever that she was indeed psychic.

 

And since she seemed to think that her bad mood would become better in a matter of two days, I personally would exclude the idea that Lyuda had a true premonition.

 

I prefer a more rational explanation and think it's at least possible that Lyuda consciously noticed something going on in her immediate surroundings before the skiing stated, which bothered her greatly and caused her to be in a "horrible" or "evil" mood.

 

If she continued to mull it over, it could've continued to occupy her mind after they had started their ski-hiking trip, and she may have become edgy and withdrawn to the point where she didn't even bother to keep up with her expedition diary.

 

If she noticed something which greatly upset her, she and her fellow members may have been perceived as a potential danger for someone or a group of people.

 

In this case they may have been followed by their eventual killers.

 

If the ski-hikers noticed something, this may well have sparked their jests about the existence of yetis.

 

The last paragraph may seem to pull an imaginary rabbit out of my hat - or rather my brain - after all.

 

But it is a chain of arguments which is based on the assumption that Lyuda's facial disfiguration were the work of perpetrators who mutilated her face deliberately after she died.

 

If this assumption is correct it has great implications for the case.

 

However, if Lyuda's facial disfiguration were the result of natural decay and/or scavenging animals, the whole chain of argumentation is mute.

 

Personally I don't readily believe in telepathy without additional proof (although I don't completely exclude it from my world views) and it's not my first choice for explaining Lyuda's diary entries.

 

I believe in premonitions only insofar as they may be the result of subtle or less subtle hints which our brain has picked up and then subconsciously processed.

 

Our brain continues to work even when we are not aware of it - even when we sleep.

 

Great scientists often experienced solutions for their theories in their dreams, and the results of these subconscious processes can be very valuable.

 

But it was only possible because all necessary knowledge and information were already there.

 

Many gifted seers and clairvoyants work by picking up subtle clues.

 

But that's not what I would call a true premonition.

 

A true premonition would be if there were no information and no hints at all available, but a person would have an awareness of things to come nevertheless.

 

While I don't completely reject the idea that telepatic communication and true premonitions are possible, I prefer to assume that Lyuda's bad mood had either nothing to do with the subsequent tragedy, or that she consciously or subconsciously processed hints and observed facts.

 

That may have led to Lyuda's so-called demons.

 

And I believe that her facial mutilations may be a hint into that direction - if they were indeed the deliberate work of the killers.

 

Unfortunately we probably will never know that for sure...

 

 

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On Jan 27, 1959 while at the 41st logging site Dyatlov group learn some Mansi words.

 

Zina, Lyuda and Rustem make similar notes in their diaries.

 

The first word they write is "Я - ручей" which in Russian sounds like "I am a river" or with the dash "I am in the river".

 

Something that makes the hairs on the back of your neck stand up when you think where was Lyuda found.

 

 

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This monument was erected in 1962 next to graves of the members of the Dyatlov group buried in Mihaylovskoe cemetery, Sverdlovsk.

 

A member of our Dyatlov Pass forum said some words that reflect the sorrow in our hearts:

 

https://forum.dyatlovpass.com/index.php?topic=1442

 

 

#dyatlovpass #1079book

 

 

Вечная память
Туристам Уральского Политехнического Институтатрагически погибшим на Северном Урале 2 февраля 1959г.
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Everlasting Memory
Hikers of the Ural Polytechnic Institute who tragically died in the Northern Urals on February 2, 1959.
#dyatlovpass #1079book

Дятлов Игорь Алексеевич 1936-1959 (Dyatlov Igor Nikolaevich)
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Дорошенко Юрий Николаевич 1938-1959 (Doroshenko Yuri Nikolaevich)
#dyatlovpass #1079book

Колмогорова Зинаида Алексеевна 1937-1959 (Kolmogorova Zinaida Alekseevna)
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Слободин Рустем Владимирович 1936-1959 (Slobodin Rustem Vladimirovich)
#dyatlovpass #1079book

Никитин Виктор Алексеевич 1938-1959 (Victor Alekseevich Nikitin) https://dyatlovpass.com/funerals-1959#nikitin

Дубинина Людмила Александровна 1938-1959 (Dubinina Lyudmila Aleksandrovna)
#dyatlovpass #1079book

Колеватов Александр Сергеевич 1934-1959 (Kolevatov Aleksander Sergeevich)
#dyatlovpass #1079book

Тибо-Бриньоль Николай Владимирович 1935-1959 (Thibeaux-Brignolle Nikolay Vladimirovich)
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Żródło: https://www.facebook.com/dyatlovpass9

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𝗘𝗫𝗣𝗘𝗗𝗜𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡 𝗝𝗨𝗟𝗬 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟯

 

The dream team from 2022 is going to continue their investigation.

 

I will post videos from 2022.

 

Discussion about what we are going to do there is already boiling in the forum.

 

https://forum.dyatlovpass.com/index.php...

 

 

I have to buy everything in cash since credit cards don't work in Russia as you know.

 

Visa, airplane, train tickets and special large incremental drill to extract cores from old rotten trees.

 

If you can find it in your hearts to help me I have a 𝗗𝗢𝗡𝗔𝗧𝗘 button at the bottom of https://dyatlovpass.com

 

Anything helps.

 

Thank you for being involved.

 

Be kind, what goes around comes around.

 

 

#dyatlovpass #1079book

 

 

Żródło: https://www.facebook.com/dyatlovpass9

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Expedition July-August 2023 Экспедиция июль-август 2023

 

Expedition July-August 2023

Expedition plan
July 20 departure from Novokuznetsk.

 

Train (the exact date of departure may change a little more.

 

I will take tickets in early June)
July 21 train to Yekaterinburg
On July 22, a train to Ivdel and transfer to the ford of Auspiya with Dmitry Pushin on gas-66.

 

Searching for a Mansi shed on the old Mansi reindeer trail, together with Valery Anyamov

 

July 23 going up the Auspiya
On July 24, the transition to the Kuntsevich camp, examination of the winter camp of search engines and the storehouse of the State Duma
July 25 transition to GUKh
July 26, the transition to the place where Valery Anyamov found a piece of rocket skin-wafer.

 

Area radiation measurements.

 

Looking for other pieces
July 27, 28, 29, 30, 31 Going through a time portal to another dimension and studying ancient artifacts, megaliths and caves.

 

The search for secret huts of poachers of the USSR.

 

Enjoy the unique remote mountainous nature of the Northern Urals.

 

Crossings without trails for 5-6 km. per day with evening fishing for trophy grayling.

 

We don’t take fish out of the portal, we only eat it exclusively.

 

On August 1, the transition to the hut on the Khozya River
August 2nd day at Khozya's hut
On August 3, crossing towards the city of Halatchakhl
On August 4, the transition to the Kuntsevich parking lot
On August 5, a survey of the winter camp of search engines and the storehouse of the State Duma
August 6, work with a metal detector at the Dyatlov group's MP. Interaction with the groups of Alexei Koskin and Alexei Korolev.

 

On August 7, the transition to the ravine and the cedar, work as a metal detector.

 

Searches and work as a metal detector at the spring camp of search engines.

 

Interaction with Alexey Koskin's group.

 

August 8 survey of the 4th tributary of the Lozva down to the main channel, search for the site of geologists 1957-1959.

 

August 9 survey of the upper reaches of the Lozva and megaliths on the left bank
August 10, crossing to the Kuntsevich site
August 11 crossing down the Auspiya
August 12, crossing to the ford of Auspiya, searching for the Mansi storehouse
On August 13, crossing to Lozva 5 km., Searching for the Mansi storage shed
August 14 rafting to 2 Northern.

 

The search for the exact location of the former house where the Dyatlov group spent the night
August 15 rafting to Treskolye, studying the life of the Mansi.

 

Fishing throughout the rafting.

 

August 16 rafting to Ushma, search for the remains of a hut at the mouth of Ushminka from a tourist report of 1958
August 17 day in Ushma, search for the remains of a hut at the mouth of Ushminka from a tourist report of 1958
August 18 rafting up to 41 quarters, exploring the territory
August 19 rafting to the 55 quarter
August 20 rafting to the mouth of the river Kotlia
August 21 rafting to Vizhay
August 22 transfer to Ivdel
August 23 arrival in Yekaterinburg
August 24, 25 by train to Novokuznetsk
(+ two or three days for bad weather during the rafting)
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The project is not commercial.

 

 

I invite everyone to join for any period of the expedition.

 

Everyone has their own equipment, their own products and their own pot for autonomous food.

 

To Ivdel by railway transport.

 

Pick-up and drop-off on a GAZ-66 (6-7 hours drive) to the ford of Auspiya costs 3.0-3.5 thousand rubles one way.

 

Calculation with the driver on the spot.

 

Flights are not every day.

 

You need to find out and agree in advance.

 

Or you can book the whole car for yourself for 22-25 thousand rubles, where 10-11 people with backpacks fit.

 

Those wishing to join, write.

 

I can tell you all the incomprehensible nuances and details in a personal, I will answer questions
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Экспедиция июль-август 2023
Предварительный план экспедиции
20 июля выезд из Новокузнецка.

 

Поезд ( точное число выезда может ещё немного поменяться. Билеты буду брать в начале июня )

 

21 июля поезд до Екатеринбурга
22 июля поезд до Ивделя и заброска на брод Ауспии с Дмитрием Пушиным на газ-66.

 

Поиски мансийского лабаза на старой мансийской оленегонной тропе, совместно с Валерием Анямовым
23 июля переход вверх по Ауспии
24 июля переход до стоянки Кунцевича, обследование зимнего лагеря поисковиков и лабаза ГД
25 июля переход на ГУХ
26 июля переход до места, где Валерием Анямовым был найден кусок-вафля обшивки ракеты.

 

Замеры радиации местности.

 

Поиски других кусков
27, 28, 29, 30, 31 июля Переход через временной портал в другое измерение и изучение древних артефактов, мегалитов и пещер.

 

Поиски тайных изб браконьеров СССР.

 

Наслаждение уникальной труднодоступной горной природой Северного Урала.

 

Переходы без троп по 5-6 км. в день с вечерней рыбалкой на трофейного хариуса.

 

Рыбу из портала не выносим, ей исключительно только питаемся.

 

1 августа переход до избы на реке Хозья
2 августа днёвка на избе Хозья
3 августа переход в сторону г.Халатчахль
4 августа переход до стоянки Кунцевича
5 августа обследование зимнего лагеря поисковиков и лабаза ГД
6 августа работа с металлоискателем на МП группы Дятлова.

 

Взаимодействие с группами Алексея Коськина и Алексея Королёва.

 

7 августа переход к оврагу и кедру, работа металлоискателем.

 

Поиски и работа металлоискателем на весеннем лагере поисковиков.

 

Взаимодействие с группой Алексея Коськина.

 

8 августа обследование 4 притока Лозьвы вниз к основному руслу, поиски стоянки геологов 1957-1959 гг.

 

9 августа обследование русла верховьев Лозьвы и мегалитов на левом берегу
10 августа переход на стоянку Кунцевича
11 августа переход вниз по Ауспии
12 августа переход до брода Ауспии, поиски мансийского лабаза
13 августа переход до Лозьвы 5км., поиски мансийского лабаза
14 августа сплав до 2 Северного.

 

Поиски точного место бывшего дома, в котором ночевала группа Дятлова
15 августа сплав до Тресколье, изучение быта манси.

 

Рыбалка на протяжении всего сплава.

 

16 августа сплав до Ушмы, поиски остатков избы на устье Ушминки из туристического отчёта 1958 года
17 августа днёвка в Ушме, поиски остатков избы на устье Ушминки из туристического отчёта 1958 года
18 августа сплав до 41 квартала, изучение территории
19 августа сплав до 55 квартала
20 августа сплав до устья р.Котлия
21 августа сплав до п.Вижай
22 августа переезд до Ивделя
23 августа прибытие в Екатеринбург
24, 25 августа поездом до Новокузнецка
(+две-три днёвки на плохую погоду во время сплава)
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Проект не коммерческий. Приглашаю всех желающих присоединиться на любой промежуток экспедиции.

 

У каждого своё снаряжение, свои продукты и свой котелок для автономного питания.

 

До Ивделя Ж/Д транспортом.

 

Заброска и выброска на ГАЗ-66 (6-7 часов езды) до брода Ауспии стоит 3,0-3,5 тыс. рублей в один конец.

 

Расчёт с водителем на месте.

 

Рейсы не каждый день.

 

Нужно заранее выяснять и договариваться.

 

Или можно забронировать под себя всю машину за 22-25 тыс. рублей, куда помещается 10-11 человек с рюкзаками.

 

Желающие присоединиться, пишите.

 

Все непонятные нюансы и подробности могу рассказать в личку, отвечу на вопросы

 

Żródło: https://forum.dyatlovpass.com/index.php?topic=1430.msg22893&fbclid=IwAR3ghSU9fHqaZ7tLECLnXDFcUAN4DlVhboeOriXNAVCHGdUC5t4bxUjVy_M#msg22893

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Экспедиция 2022 на перевал Дятлова. Полная версия. Часть 1

 

Экспедиция 2022 на перевал Дятлова. Полная версия. Часть 2

 

Экспедиция 2022 на перевал Дятлова. Полная версия. Часть 3

 

Экспедиция 2022 на перевал Дятлова. Полная версия. Часть 4

 

Экспедиция 2022 на перевал Дятлова. Полная версия. Часть 5

𝗡𝗢𝗪 𝗣𝗥𝗘𝗠𝗜𝗘𝗥𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗣𝗔𝗥𝗧 𝟱

with me telling my theory around the camp fire

 

Экспедиция 2022 на перевал Дятлова. Полная версия. Часть 6

 

Экспедиция 2022 на перевал Дятлова. Полная версия. Часть 7

 

Żródło: https://www.facebook.com/dyatlovpass9

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We will confirm controversial facts by comparing photos from 1959 with real locations today: 2nd Northern, 41 District, Mansi labaz, everything is in the trees, we have a specialist who looks at trees, takes samples and can tell if they are the trees on the photos from 1959.

 

My personal objective is to find these two trees which will most likely be the trees that the Dyatlov group tent hanged between.

 

Case file 69 Maslennikov's testimony: "𝘕𝘰𝘵 𝘧𝘢𝘳 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘮 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘤𝘦𝘥𝘢𝘳 𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘳𝘦 𝘸𝘦𝘳𝘦 𝘵𝘸𝘰 𝘣𝘪𝘳𝘤𝘩 𝘵𝘳𝘦𝘦𝘴 𝘸𝘪𝘵𝘩 𝘥𝘦𝘦𝘱 𝘤𝘶𝘵𝘴 𝘢𝘴 𝘪𝘧 𝘴𝘰𝘮𝘦𝘰𝘯𝘦 𝘩𝘢𝘥 𝘵𝘳𝘪𝘦𝘥 𝘵𝘰 𝘤𝘶𝘵 𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘮 𝘰𝘧𝘧."

 

Documents is translated here: https://dyatlovpass.com/case-files-62-75#69

 

 

#dyatlovpass #1079book

 

 

 

Żródło: https://www.facebook.com/dyatlovpass9

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Furthermore we are carrying metal detectors.

 

In 2022 we unearthed a tin can from condensed milk made in 1958 where the bodies were found.

 

The Dyatlov group was not supposed to have been carrying supplies with them under the cedar... unless they camped there.

 

We stayed under the cedar one day in 2022, now that we know there are artifacts from 1959 in the ground we will search thoroughly for more evidence that the Dyatlov group was camping near the cedar.

 

https://dyatlovpass.com/lmkk

 

 

#dyatlovpass #1079book

 

Żródło: https://www.facebook.com/dyatlovpass9

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𝗕𝗢𝗢𝗞 𝗦𝗜𝗚𝗡𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗖𝗔𝗡𝗖𝗘𝗟𝗟𝗘𝗗

 

I have to abbreviate my stay in the USA because I need to return to Europe in order to obtain a Russian visa in time for the Expedition to the Dyatlov Pass in July.

 

All the books that are sent so far will be signed.

 

All books must be received by Thursday, May 25, 2023.

 

 

#dyatlovpass #1079book

 

 

 

Żródło: https://www.facebook.com/dyatlovpass9

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I had to terminate my stay in the US to go get a visa from Bulgaria.

 

Since the tickets are outrageous round Memorial Day I am heading first to Cancún for some margaritas and then catching a charter to Istanbul, get the rest of my mountaineering gear e.g. sleeping bag, from Vienna and continue to Sofia.

 

My 2023 journey to the Dyatlov Pass begins this Sunday.

 

#dyatlovpass #1079book

 

 

Żródło: https://www.facebook.com/dyatlovpass9

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May 18 - testing for radiation

 

Lev Ivanov, lead investigator of Dyatlov case, decides on this date to order a physical and technical expertise on the radioactive contamination of the clothing and parts of bodies of the deceased tourists.

 

 

Resolution for radiation contamination testing

 

Ivanov appoints the chief radiologist of Sverdlovsk Levashov to conduct the tests.

 

All clothing of Semyon Zolotaryov, Lyudmila Dubinina, Aleksander Kolevatov and Nikolai Thibeaux-Brignolle, as well as parts of their bodies were sent for testing.

 

Radiometric measurements were carried out with the help of the Tiss device without ashing in a lead house with cassette counters STS-6 in number of 4 pieces.

 

 

"Tiss" universal device

 

"Tiss" universal device, measures alpha with an energy of radiation more than 3 MeV, beta and gamma with an energy of radiation more than 0.600 MeV.

 

Measuring range: 2 - 700 rpm * cm2.

 

Тhe device is measuring the contamination of clothing, hands and work surfaces with alpha or beta-active substances, receives a signal that the amount of contamination exceeds the permissible level, the value of which can be set by the operator.

 

Later, with radiometric measurements without ashing in a lead house with cassette counters STS-6 in the amount of 4 pieces, maximum contamination was established in some sections.

 

Basic technical specification: The device is designed to work in the temperature range of ambient air from +5 to +35 ° C and relative humidity up to 85% (at + 20°C) Power - from the AC 110/127/220 V network with a frequency of 50 Hz.

 

According to the direct-reading device, it is possible to measure the average pulse arrival rate in the range of 60-100 000 cpm.

 

The entire range is divided into 6 subbands: 300 pulses / min - 100 000 imp / min.

 

The TU block has a working surface of 150 cm2.

 

The device's own background is 20 pulses/min.

 

With the TI block it is possible to work in gamma fields with an intensity of not more than 500 micro/sec.

 

The block is sensitive to magnetic fields.

 

The instrument measures contamination of surfaces with beta-active substances complete with a block of PM.

 

The working surface of the sensor is 130 cm2.

 

The measuring range is up to 100 000 rpm.

 

The device provides automatic compensation of the external gamma background, provided that the background value does not exceed the nominal value of the scale at which the measurements are made.

 

The studies were performed in Sverdlovsk radiological laboratory from 18 - 25 May 59.

 

Żródło: https://www.facebook.com/dyatlovpass9

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May 27 - Radiological Analysis Report

 

 

CONCLUSION OF THE EXPERT

 

I here by testify that I have been warned about the responsibility under articles 92 and 95 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR
Levashov (signature) 18.V.1959

 

The tests were performed in the radiological laboratory from 18/V-59 to 25/V-59.

 

REFERENCE
In the Certificate of Examination all objects of investigation are numbered from №1 to №4 as in the autopsy reports:
№1 Kolevatov
№2 Zolotaryov
№3 Thibault Brignoles
№4 Dubinina

 

Samples of solid biosubstrates and clothes combined in groups under Nos 1, 2, 3,4 were submitted to the radio-isotope laboratory of the Sverdlovsk sanitaryepidemic station and were analyzed for presence of radioactive materials.

Dosimetric measurements of clothes showed excessive radioactivity (Betaemission only, no Alpha or Gamma-quanta) of 200–300 counts per minute (cpm) over the natural background.

 

Further investigation allowed maximum contamination to be established on different spots of clothing:

 

 

 

 

1. Brown sweater from №4: 9900 cpm on 150 cm2
2. Bottom part of bloomers from №1: 5000 cpm on 150 cm2
3. Belt of sweater from №1: 5600 cpm on 150 cm2

 

Table №2 shows the contamination of various types of clothing.

 

 

 

Recalculation was performed on the B-2 installation in a lead house with a cassette counter STS-6 in the number of 4 pieces.

 

Conversion factor
installations B-2 k = 8.9;
background in lead house (before washing) 90 pulses/min;
background in lead house (after washing) 100 pulses/min.

 

 

 

Experimental washing of the clothes showed that the pollution is reduced, the percentage of decreasing varies from 30% to 60% (clothes were washed in running cold water for 3 hours).

When determining the type of radiation, it is established that the activity takes place due to beta particles.

 

Alpha particles and gamma quanta were not detected.

 

The absence of appropriate instruments and conditions in the laboratory made it impossible to perform radiochemical and spectrometric analysis to determine the chemical structure of the emitter and its radiation energy.

Radiometric measurements of solid biosubstrates were carried out at the B-2 facility (No. 2554) in a lead house with a BFA-25 meter.

The unit was measured using a strontium preparation with an activity of 1) 7000 rpm, 2) 2000 rpm.

The results of measurements of samples from №1, 2, 3, 4 are summarized in Table №1 (see on the back)

 

 

Set conversion ratio = 5.5

 

The results of the measurements from the control samples are summarized in Table №3 (see below)

 

 

 

Forensic medical expert Dr. Vozrozhdenny obtained control samples of tissues of a person who died in motor vehicle accident in Sverdlovsk.

 

The presence of the natural radiological element Potassium-40 was in approximately the same amounts as in Table №1.

 

Thus, the results of the studies in Tables 1 and 3 do not exceed the averaged data on the content of radioactive substances in human organs and may be due to natural radioactive Potassium-40.

 

Radiation by type refers to Beta particles.

 

Alpha particles and gamma quanta are not detected.

 

CONCLUSIONS:

1. The content of radioactive materials in analyzed solid biosubstartes is within the natural level (and is due to the presence of isotope K-40).
2. The analyzed samples of clothing carry slightly excessive amounts of radioactive substances being the source of Beta-emission.
3. The detected radioactive materials or radioactive substance show a tendency to washing-off in the course of clothing samples washing, i.e., they are not due to a neutron flux or induced radiation, but rather to radioactive contamination with Beta-particles.

 

Chief radiologist of the city of Levashov (signed) 27.05.1959

 

The studies were performed in the radiological laboratory from 18/V-59 to 25/V-59.

 

Nowadays, on 28 Jan 2014, Komsomolskaya pravda reporter Natalya Varsegova asked Vladimir Askinadzi:

 

Were you tested for radiation?
– No.

 

I learned about radiation only when the case was declassified.

 

True, there was a Moscow radiologist with a dosimeter there on the pass.

 

He took measurements, but we were not informed about the results.

 

They also interviewed Petr Bartolomey who was student in UPI at the time and a good friend of Igor Dyatlov:

 

Was there radiation at the dying place of Dyatlov group?
– The well-known physicist Abram Kikoin was in charge of the tests for radiation at the site of the death of the hikers.

 

Now deceased.

 

He is also the head of the mountaineering section in UPI, a physics teacher, Ph.D. Kikoin flew there with the latest radiometer for those times, developed by Yuri Shtein, also a graduate of UPI.

 

This radiometer, although it was rather cumbersome, was considered very successful.

 

It was used in 1957 to measure radiation at the site of a well-known accident in the Chelyabinsk Mayak.

I do not know what caused the need for radiation measurement.

 

But, as far as I know, Kikoin worked there with a radiometer on his own initiative.

 

Perhaps, that's why this is not mentioned in the criminal case.

 

On the pass Kikoin, as far as I know, did not find dangerous radiation.

 

However, checking the clothes of Yuri Krivonischenko showed an elevated radioactive background.

 

Kikoin then came to the conclusion that this radiation on the clothes could have been brought from somewhere.

 

Probably, from that very factory "Mayak", where Krivonischenko worked.

 

But in more detail on the radiation at the pass you can ask the radiometer designer Yuri Shtein, now living in Yekaterinburg.

 

He was also involved in this investigation.

 

Żródło: https://www.facebook.com/dyatlovpass9

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𝗠𝗮𝘆 𝟮𝟴, 𝟭𝟵𝟱𝟵

 

Radiation Analysis Report

https://dyatlovpass.com/case-files-371-377

 

 

Abnormally high readings show:

1. brown sweater found on Dubinina, belonged to Krivonischenko - 9900 decays/min 150 cm2

 

2. trousers lower part on Kolevatov - 5000 decays/min 150 cm2

 

3. the waistband of sweater on Kolevatov - 5600 decays/min 150 cm2

 

 

#dyatlovpass #1079book

 

 

 

Żródło: https://www.facebook.com/dyatlovpass9

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On a hunch, the lead investigator ordered a test for radioactive contamination of the clothes.

 

Three pieces of clothing showed levels of beta particle contamination relatively higher than normal for people working with radioactive substances, which would suggest the clothes had been contaminated via direct contact with something radioactive.

 

The misinterpretation that the hikers were radioactive head to toe is countered by the fact that only three of the nine clothing items tested showed higher readings.

 

It is known that Yuri Krivonischenko worked in Mayak, where on September 29, 1957, the Soviets nuked themselves.

 

 

#dyatlovpass #1079book

 

 

https://dyatlovpass.com/kyshtym-disaster?fbclid=IwAR2MCMgsHvhOQ6G22YE6-5eQCbxsyhDKeeaSSGbtqzpnym3RjaF2kmkA2bI

 

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Georgiy (aka Yuri) Krivonischenko graduated from the UPI Construction department in 1957 and was given a job at the PO Box 404, Construction site №247 of the Ministry of Middle Machinery Manufacturing in Chelyabinsk-40, now known as the city of Ozersk.

 

From September 1957, Georgiy was working as a foreman of an industrial site of district 1 in the territory of Works №817, which was a radiochemical plant engaged in plutonium extraction and procession for nuclear warheads, known as Production Facility “Mayak” (Lighthouse).

 

In 1957 Georgiy took an active part in the liquidation of the consequences of an accident at “Mayak”.

 

In May 1958, he was shifted to the position of a foreman of the 3rd section of the 10th district.

 

He was supervising the prisoners, who were working at the “Ozero” (Lake) site – the sites of the northern technological chain of the so-called 'alternate B', which would later be known as plants №35 and №235.

 

In August 1958, Georgiy tried to resign for personal reasons in view of his “complete unwillingness to work in the given system”, but his application was refused.

 

 

#dyatlovpass #1079book

 

 

https://dyatlovpass.com/yuri-krivonischenko?fbclid=IwAR0r2QGiEO5-vyxsW7XMgDS64CjuiL_Iatnn6ZZKokpvgU_qmUSA9aJjHUY#mayak

 

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There are photos of Yuri Krivonischenko on 6:28 and 6:58

 

 

#dyatlovpass #1079book

 

 

 

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The hikers who were still alive 𝘢𝘭𝘭𝘦𝘨𝘦𝘥𝘭𝘺 took clothing from the dead, thus leaving us a ghastly timeline of the order in which they died.

 

See this table with live links → https://dyatlovpass.com/#table

 

In book "1079" https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09HKHT8G8/ we give a different scenario, that someone in a hurry had to put their clothes back on, in the morgue, in order to return the bodies back to where they were found, to be found officially again, this time the tent away from where the geologists were blasting for uranium.

 

 

#dyatlovpass #1079book

 

 

 

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𝗥𝗔𝗗𝗜𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡 𝗔𝗡𝗔𝗟𝗬𝗦𝗜𝗦 𝗥𝗘𝗣𝗢𝗥𝗧

 

https://dyatlovpass.com/case-files-371-377

 

 

Abnormally high readings show:

1. brown sweater found on Dubinina, belonged to Krivonischenko - 9900 decays/min 150 cm2

 

2. trousers lower part on Kolevatov - 5000 decays/min 150 cm2

 

3. the waistband of sweater on Kolevatov - 5600 decays/min 150 cm2

 

 

#dyatlovpass #1079book

 

 

https://dyatlovpass.com/case-files-371-377#371
#dyatlovpass #1079book

https://dyatlovpass.com/case-files-371-377#371
#dyatlovpass #1079book

https://dyatlovpass.com/case-files-371-377#372
#dyatlovpass #1079book

https://dyatlovpass.com/case-files-371-377#372back
#dyatlovpass #1079book

https://dyatlovpass.com/case-files-371-377#373
#dyatlovpass #1079book

https://dyatlovpass.com/case-files-371-377#373back
#dyatlovpass #1079book

https://dyatlovpass.com/case-files-371-377#374
#dyatlovpass #1079book

https://dyatlovpass.com/case-files-371-377#374back
#dyatlovpass #1079book

 

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KLINOV Nikolay Ivanovich in 1959 prosecutor of the Sverdlovsk regional prosecutor's office; state counselor of justice of the 3rd class and member of the Extraordinary Commission of the Sverdlovsk Regional Committee of the CPSU from Feb 28, 1959.

 

Did he approved or ordered the case to be closed?

 

 

https://dyatlovpass.com/case-files-384-387

 

 

#dyatlovpass #1079book

 

 

 

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𝗥𝗘𝗦𝗢𝗟𝗨𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡 𝗧𝗢 𝗖𝗟𝗢𝗦𝗘 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗖𝗔𝗦𝗘
https://dyatlovpass.com/case-files-384-387#384
#dyatlovpass #1079book

𝗥𝗘𝗦𝗢𝗟𝗨𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡 𝗧𝗢 𝗖𝗟𝗢𝗦𝗘 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗖𝗔𝗦𝗘
https://dyatlovpass.com/case-files-384-387#385
#dyatlovpass #1079book

𝗥𝗘𝗦𝗢𝗟𝗨𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡 𝗧𝗢 𝗖𝗟𝗢𝗦𝗘 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗖𝗔𝗦𝗘
https://dyatlovpass.com/case-files-384-387#386
#dyatlovpass #1079book

𝗥𝗘𝗦𝗢𝗟𝗨𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡 𝗧𝗢 𝗖𝗟𝗢𝗦𝗘 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗖𝗔𝗦𝗘
"Considering the absence of external injuries to the bodies or signs of a fight, the presence of all the valuables of the group, and also taking into account the conclusion of the medical examinations for the causes of the deaths of the tourists, it is concluded that the cause of their demise was overwhelming force, which the tourists were not able to overcome."
https://dyatlovpass.com/case-files-384-387#387
#dyatlovpass #1079book

 

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Resolution to close the case

 

 

I APPROVE:
PROSECUTOR OF THE SVERDLOVSK REGION
STATE ADVISER OF JUSTICE OF THE III CLASS
(N. KLINOV)

May 28, 1959

 

 

Nikolay Ivanovich Klinov - Prosecutor of Sverdlovsk region

 

RESOLUTION.

 

May 28, 1959
city of Sverdlovsk

 

Prosecutor criminologist of the Sverdlovsk Regional Prosecutor's Office Jr. Justice Counselor Ivanov, having examined the criminal case instituted on the occasion of the death of 9 tourists in the Ivdel district of the Sverdlovsk region,

 

 

Case file page 384

 

Rulled:

 

January 23, 1959 a group of amateur tourists in the amount of 10 people went on a ski trip along the route: city of Sverdlovsk - city of Ivdel - 2nd Northern district - Mt. Otorten - Oika-Chakour mountain - North Toschemka river - Vizhay settlement - city of Ivdel - city of Sverdlovsk.

 

The group consisted of: Igor Dyatlov - a student of the Ural Polytechnic Institute, leader of the expedition; Dubinina L.A., Kolmogorova Z.A., Kolevatov A.S., Yudin Y.E., Doroshenko Y.N. - UPI students; Zolotaryov A.A. - Instructor of the Kourovka Tourist Base, Slobodin R.V., Krivonischenko Y.G., Thibeaux-Brignolle N.V. - engineers of enterprises in Sverdlovsk and Chelyabinsk.

 

All the participants of the expedition had good hiking training and could participate in a trek of III category of difficulty.

 

The group was supplied with the necessary equipment and food, the trade union committee of the Ural Polytechnic Institute financed the expedition.

 

Arriving safely to the place of the beginning of the trek - the 2nd Northern Ivdels district on 28.I.59 the group started the hike.

 

One tourist - Yudin Y.S. returned home from the site of the 2nd Northern, as he could not continue the trek due to illness.

 

From diary entries, sketches of the route and developed photographic films of the tourists it is determined that on 28 May 1959 the group went upstream Lozva river, 30.I.59 the group continued its movement, 31.I.59 the tourists reached Auspiya river and tried to go over the pass to the valley of Lozva river, but because of the low temperature and strong wind they had to go back down and stopped for overnight.

 

On I.II.59 tourists built a storage in the upper reaches of Auspiya river in which they left supplies of food and all unnecessary equipment.

 

 

On 31.I.59 going back in the valley of Auspiya river and knowing about the difficult conditions of the relief of the height "1079", where the ascent was supposed to be, Dyatlov, as the leader of the group, made a gross mistake allowing the group to begin the ascent on 1.II.59, only at 15-00.

 

 

Case file page 385

 

Later, on the ski trail, which was preserved at the time of the search, it was possible to establish that the tourists, moving to the valley of the fourth tributary of the Lozva River, were 500-600 m to the left and instead of the pass formed by the peaks "1079" and "880" they went up on the eastern slope of height "1079".

 

This was Dyatlov's second mistake.

 

Using light day time to rise to the top of the "1079", in conditions of strong wind that is usual in this area, and a low temperature of the order of 25-30 ° C, Dyatlov group found themselves at unprofitable conditions for spending the night and decided to pitch the tent on a slope of height "1079" so that in the morning of the next day, without losing altitude, go to the Mt. Otorten, to which the distance in straight line remained about 10 km.

 

In one of the cameras the last frame shows the moment of excavation of snow for the installation of the tent.

 

Considering that this frame was shot with an exposure of I/25 seconds, with a diaphragm of 5.6 at a film sensitivity of 65 Un. GOST, and taking into account the density of the frame, we can assume that the tourists started the installation of the tent around 5 pm 1.II.59.

 

A similar picture was taken with another camera.

 

After this time, no records and no photos were found.

 

According to the protocol of the route committee, the group leader, Igor Dyatlov, 12.II.59, was to telegraphically inform the sports club of the UPI and the Committee of Physical Education (comrade Ufimtsev) on arrival of the group in the village of Vizhay.

 

Since the deadline of 12.II.59 passed, and no information was received from the group, the tourists who knew Dyatlov closely demanded a search to start, and on 20.II.59 the Institute's leadership on the Dyatlov route sent a search team, and then several more groups.

 

Subsequently, soldiers and officers of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, planes and helicopters of civil and military aviation joined the search operation.

 

On February 26, 1959, on the eastern slope of the peak "1079" the group's tent was found with all the equipment and food in it.

 

The tent and all that was in it were well preserved.

 

Inspection of the tent showed that it was set correctly and provided accommodation for the hikers.

 

In the tent there were 2 blankets, backpacks, storm jackets and trousers.

 

The rest of the blankets were crumpled and frozen.

 

On the blanket were found several loin pieces.

 

Location and availability of items in the tent (almost all shoes, all outer clothing, personal belongings and diaries) indicated that the tent was abandoned suddenly by all tourists at the same time, and, as it was established in the subsequent forensic expertise, the lee side of the tent, where tourists usually laid their heads, it was cut from the inside in two places providing a free exit of the person through these cuts.

 

 

Case file page 386

 

Below the tent, for up to 500 meters in the snow, traces of people walking from the tent to the valley and into the forest have been preserved.

 

The traces were well preserved and there were 8-9 pairs.

 

Inspection of the tracks showed that some of them were almost barefoot (for example, in one cotton sock), others had a typical footprint of felt boots, legs covered in a soft sock, etc.

 

Prints of tracks were located close to each other, converging and again separated one from another.

 

Closer to the border of the forest, the footprints were covered with snow and disappeared.

 

Neither traces of a struggle nor presence of other people were found in the tent or near it.

 

26.II.59 in 1500 meters from the tent, at the forest boundary, the remains of a fire are found, and near it were the bodies of Doroshenko and Krivonischenko, stripped to the underwear.

 

At 300 meters from the makeshift fire, in the direction of the tent, was found the body of Dyatlov, 180 meters away from him - the body of Slobodin, and 150 meters from Slobodin - Kolmogorova body.

 

The last three bodies were located on a straight line from the fire to the tent.

 

Dyatlov lay on his backs, his head in the direction of the tent, his hands clasping the trunk of a small birch.

 

Slobodin and Kolmogorov lay face down, their pose testified that they were crawling to the tent.

 

Money and personal effects (pens, pencils, etc.) were found in the pockets of Kolmogorova, Dyatlov and Slobodin.

 

On his left hand pointing outwards Slobodin was wearing a watch that stopped at 8:45.

 

Dyatlov's watch showed 5:31.

 

Forensic medical examination found that Dyatlov, Doroshenko, Krivonischenko and Kolmogorova died from exposure to low temperature (frozen), none of them had physical injuries, not counting minor scratches and abrasions.

 

Slobodin had a crack in the skull 6 cm long, which had spread to 0.1 cm, but Slobodin died from freezing.

 

May 4, 1959, 75 meters from the campfire, in the direction of the valley of the fourth tributary of Lozva, i.e. perpendicular to the way of tourists from the tent, under a layer of snow 4-4.5 meters, the bodies of Dubinina, Zolotaryov, Thibeaux-Brignolle and Kolevatov were found.

 

On the bodies, as well as a few meters from them, Krivonischenko and Doroshenko's clothes were found - trousers, sweaters.

 

All clothing has traces of smooth cuts, as already photographed with the bodies of Doroshenko and Krivonischenko.

 

The dead Thibeaux Brignolle and Zolotaryov were found well-dressed, worse dressed Dubinina - her jacket made of artificial fur and a cap were found on Zolotaryov, Dubinina's naked leg was wrapped in Krivonischenko's woolen pants.

 

Near the bodies, Krivonischenko's knife was found, which cut off the young firs near the fire.

 

On the hand of Thibeaux-Brignolle were two watches - one of them shows 8:14, and the second - 8:39.

 

Forensic evidence of bodies revealed that Kolevatov's death had come from the effect of low temperature (frozen), Kolevatov had no physical injuries.

 

The death of Dubinina, Thibeaux-Brignolle and Zolotaryov was the result of multiple physical injuries.

 

Dubinina has a semimetric fracture of the ribs: on the right 2, 3, 4, 5 and left 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.

 

In addition she has extensive hemorrhage in the heart.

 

 

Case file page 387

 

Thibeaux-Brignolle has an extensive hemorrhage in the right temporal muscle - corresponding to him - a crushed fracture of the skull bones measuring 3x7 cm, with a bone defect 3x2 cm.

 

Zolotaryov has a broken ribs on the right 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 along the parasternal and midaxillary lines, which caused his death.

 

The investigation did not establish the presence of other people on February 1 or February 2, 1959 in the area of the height "1079", except the tourists from Dyatlov group.

 

It is also established that the population of the Mansi people, living in 80-100 km from this place, is Russian friendly, offers tourists accommodation, assistance etc.

 

The place where the group died is considered to be unfit for hunting and reindeer breeding in the winter.

 

Considering the absence of external injuries to the bodies or signs of a fight, the presence of all the valuables of the group, and also taking into account the conclusion of the medical examinations for the causes of the deaths of the tourists, it is concluded that the cause of their demise was overwhelming force, which the tourists were not able to overcome.

 

For the shortcomings in the organization of tourist work and weak control of the bureau of the Sverdlovsk GC the CPSU punished in party terms: the director of the Ural Polytechnic Institute Siunov, the secretary of the party bureau Zaostrovsky, the chairman of the trade union UPK Slobodin, the chairman of the city union of voluntary sports societies Kurochkin and the inspector of the union Ufimtsev.

 

The chairman of the board of the sports club of the Gordo Institute has been removed from work.

 

Given that between the actions of the above-mentioned persons who have committed shortcomings in the formulation of sports work and the death of tourists there is no causal connection and, not seeing in this case the corpus delicti, guided by paragraph 5 of Article 4 of the RSFSR Code of Criminal Procedure,

 

Ruled:

 

The criminal case on the death of the group of tourists and further proceedings are to be terminated.

 

PROSECUTOR CRIMINALIST
JR. ADVISER OF JUSTICE (IVANOV)

 

AGREED:
DEPUTY CHIEF OF THE INVESTIGATIVE DEPARTMENT
ADVISER OF JUSTICE (LUKIN)

 

 

Andrey Pavlovich Kirilenko - First Secretary of the Sverdlovsk Regional Committee of the Communist Party

 

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KIRILENKO Andrey Pavlovich

First Secretary of the Sverdlovsk Regional Committee of the CPSU in 1959.

 

 

https://dyatlovpass.com/whois#kirilenko

 

 

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DISCREPANCIES IN THE RESOLUTION TO CLOSE THE CASE

Author Galina Sazonova

 

https://dyatlovpass.com/ivanov-resolution?fbclid=IwAR3ctnYLwaGYyRqRepTf2r8Cswqon7vsavAlmlWqQQ44Mrs3JjfdVH5jhQs

 

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THE CRIMINAL CASE CAN NOT BE TRUSTED

Leonid Proshkin, prominent lawyer and former criminal investigation prosecutor joined our investigation

 

All rights belong to Komsomolskaya Pravda.

Authors Nikolay Varsegov and Natalya Varsegova

 

https://dyatlovpass.com/evgeniy-okishev-2014?fbclid=IwAR0emYTSxTH1xZ5NjCy_Qx7ldGrONU3QOsVcU3ThctLNBkjxoOi-QpHxu0Y

 

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NEW 4K (3840x2160) MAPS OF THE MYSTERIOUS DYATLOV PASS INCIDENT

 

Nine experienced hikers embarked on a treacherous journey through the eerie slopes of Russia's Dyatlov Pass.

 

Their goal?

 

Conquer the unforgiving terrain and leave their mark on the untouched beauty of the Siberian wilderness.

 

Little did they know, they were about to stumble upon a twisted nightmare that defied all reason.

 

As days turned into weeks, the hikers vanished without a trace, leaving behind a haunting tableau of abandoned tents, torn from within, as if something sinister had clawed its way out from within their refuge.

 

The icy winds whispered tales of unrelenting horror as search parties scoured the desolate landscape in desperate attempts to unravel the truth.

 

What awaited them was a macabre scene that would leave even the most seasoned investigator stunned.

 

The lifeless bodies of the hikers were discovered, scattered amidst the snow, frozen in twisted poses of terror.

 

Some victims exhibited horrifying injuries, as if subjected to a force beyond comprehension, while others seemed to have met their doom through a silently lethal force that defied logic.

 

 

© Map created by Jann-Aron Benelli Enanoria Carbajosa

 

Data sources:

DyatlovPass.com, OpenTopography

Coordinate Reference System: World Geodetic System 1984 (WGS 84) / PDC Mercator

 

 

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