Dyatlov pass is at it again.

a reply to: mangust69

this is interesting, will keep an eye on this thread and check back

a reply to: SheopleNation

If that was the case, why were none of them eaten?

Samarin and his team made contact, soon return home batteries of satellite phone empty

article in Gazeta.ru, m.gazeta.ru... Michael Samarin vkontakte m.vk.com... cool photos of nature and not only

originally posted by: JackReyes
If that was the case, why were none of them eaten?

Well Ludmila Dubinina's tongue was ripped out at the root, and the victims were found with blunt trauma to the head & body.

It could have just been a starved and enraged Yeti, who after tasting human meat (tongue), did not care for the taste of it. ~$heopleNation

a reply to: Dimithae

It will be interesting to see what sort of injuries the body has, if any.

a reply to: symphonyofblase

Really any more info we can get would be interesting honestly. I find it weird that this person wasn't a missing person? Or am I wrong on this? Then all of a sudden he shows up dead in the same area as the hikers from '59? And then no more word from the current group there? Maybe they are or were in a valley and couldn't pick up a signal? Heck, I don't know.

originally posted by: SheopleNation

originally posted by: JackReyes
If that was the case, why were none of them eaten?

Well Ludmila Dubinina's tongue was ripped out at the root, and the victims were found with blunt trauma to the head & body.

It could have just been a starved and enraged Yeti, who after tasting human meat (tongue), did not care for the taste of it. ~$heopleNation

So a crazed and starved Sasquatch killed all of them, then afterwards decided to try one of their tongues, decided it wasn't hungry anymore and left....

o.O

a reply to: JackReyes

Glad to see that you are finally comprehending such an easy theory to understand. It is no big deal though, some people are a little slow. ~$heopleNation

a reply to: Dimithae

Hi there! You should check out my thread called "excited to share" on this forum's biggest competitor. Still going strong after a year with tons of contributions from all over the world. If you are interested, go ahead and read it, you will find tons of source material and tips. Us researchers have to stick together

a reply to: mangust69

unknown tourist loner from Perm died , another tourist loner from Miass alive but frostbitten hands ( funniest city in English language )

No.....

Meridian Group returned to Perm. lone hiker Oleg Borodin pp.vk.me... died of illness in 20 km from the mountains of the Dead

a reply to: NeoSpartan Miass in Russian does not make sense