Hi guys, here we go again with another
post of mine.Today we are going to talk about a creepy event, and you will
decide how to explain it, because like for most of the horror events, not all can
be explained.
This event occurred on February 1956
on the Ural Mountains in Russia; a crew formed by 9 people, 7 men
and 2 women, started an excursion.
They were all quite prepared for the
excursion, because it was not their first one.
The excursion was on The Kholat Syakhl, a mount of the
Urals usually called “The dead mountain”, because
of the lack of plants.
The excursion took the name from the
leader of the crew, “Igor Dyatlov”.
Their goal was to reach a mountain called Ortoten.
They set off on 27th
January, and after some days they reached the Kholat Syakhl.
They wanted to pass through it by a passage, but the weather was not the
best, there was a snow storm and they could barely see.
So they decided to settle before the
beginning of the passage, but from that moment on their expedition turned into
a horrific misadventure.
The headquarter did not receive any news
from the crew, so they started an aiding expedition.
They found the base camp of the crew on 26th February and they already noticed there was something
weird.
There was no one there, the tents were
empty, and they were sliced from inside, and all their equipment was there.
Something had make them run away from
there without taking their equipment. The search kept on and all the corpses
were found after 2 months.
The autopsy claimed that they had died by
hypothermia, but some corpses had
something strange: one was without his tongue, and two had their skulls broken,
as if they had fought against something, but on them there was no bruise or fighting sign, nor could they find any trace
of some animal there.
But the weirdest thing was that all their clothes were highly
radioactive.
This case was abandoned due to the lack of
clues, and it was claimed that the crew was slayed by an “Unknown Force”.
Another crew declared that between February and March they saw a huge orange ball in the sky and this raised a lot of rumours about the accident.
It was said that the Soviet Government was testing some type of weapon there so they
covered everything up. Only in 1990 the information about the case was published.
This event is surrounded by
speculations, some more plausible, some
less, but … what is yours?
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