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Originally posted by OzWeatherman
Two Months Later
This is where the story becomes extremely bizzare. Two months after the discovery of the first five bodies, the remaining four were found. Under four metres of snow, in a ravine, and 75 metres away from the pine tree mentioned earlier.
Nicolas Thibeaux-Brignollel, , Alexander Zolotaryov, and Alexander Kolevatov, had all suffered serious injuries, and traumatic deaths. Thibeaux-Brignollel's skull had been crushed, and Dubinina and Zolatarev had numerous broken ribs. All four of the skiers had died from massive internal injuries, doctors compared to those found if someone had been hit car. However, unlike a car accident, the bodies showed no signs of external injury, including bruises or soft tissue damage. The most disturbing thing of all was that Ludmila Dubinina's tongue had been removed!!!
These four were a lot better dressed than the other five. It had appeared they had made it back to camp, or taken clothes from those that were deceased. Another point to be made, was that there were high levels of radiation found within the clothes when they were tested.
A few months later, the case was closed, and the files were allegedly sent to a secret military archive. The investigators found no evidence of wrong doing against one another. Also soon after area was closed off for three years to skiers and other adventurers.
Originally posted by jjkenobi
I'm sorry but I couldn't get past the first line
Ten skiers, three men and two women
Huh? And the article title says 9.
[edit on 9-4-2009 by jjkenobi]
Originally posted by detachedindividual
My first instinct is that one of the following scenarios happened...
1. They were attacked by a wild animal, left the camp through fear. The deceased between the camp and the woods had tried to make their way back and failed, or had fallen on the journey. The ones found in the ravine had gone for help, being the ones more suitably dressed.
2. One of the group lost their sanity. Possibly due to altitude sickness? They attacked the others and chased them (only their footprints found right?). One climbed the tree (possibly the one who faced the brunt of the attack) to escape harm. The others ran back to camp to retrieve clothing or for safety but a couple fell. The ones who made it to camp gathered clothes and returned to help their friend, found him dead and the attacker gone. The attacker then followed them and they all fell into the ravine.
There are many scenarios around option 2. But I am almost certain that this involved one of the team losing their sanity and being responsible for the deaths of the others. It is clear that they feared the camp for one reason or another, and the most likely reason is that one had lost control.
I'm not too certain of the radiation testing. What did they do for a living? this is in a region and at a time where radiation testing was rife. It was a relatively unknown and uncontrolled science.
Why did they test for radiation to being with? That alone suggests that at least one of them was involved in the science and that is was obviously a cause for concern to others in the field.
So, my guess is that one went mental, attacked the others and they died trying to escape them, or died due to the attack. The attacker was probably one of those who was found dead due to exposure. And probably the one who had the time to build a fire.
Originally posted by LucidDreamer85
It actually says 8 men..
Unless it was changed.
And one was alive because he was too ill to make the final part of the trip, hence only 9 of the 10 died.
It is very simple math from numbers 1-10. Spend a little more time going over what you read before you post.
Originally posted by LucidDreamer85
Originally posted by jjkenobi
I'm sorry but I couldn't get past the first line
Ten skiers, three men and two women
Huh? And the article title says 9.
[edit on 9-4-2009 by jjkenobi]
It actually says 8 men..
Unless it was changed.
And one was alive because he was too ill to make the final part of the trip, hence only 9 of the 10 died.
It is very simple math from numbers 1-10. Spend a little more time going over what you read before you post.
I have made similar mistakes before but c'mon man.
[edit on 9-4-2009 by LucidDreamer85]
Originally posted by OzWeatherman
Originally posted by LucidDreamer85
It actually says 8 men..
Unless it was changed.
Yes I changed it, like I said I would
And one was alive because he was too ill to make the final part of the trip, hence only 9 of the 10 died.
It is very simple math from numbers 1-10. Spend a little more time going over what you read before you post.
I think you are lost. When they started, there were 10 of them 8 men, and 2 women. One man was left behind becuase he was feeling ill, so the that leaves 9 people, 7 men and 2 women....those 9 people died.
Are you trying to challenge my credibility? I made a mistake, and changed it according to the original story....if you dont believe im telling the truth then check the sources i posted on page one
Originally posted by ugie1028
Originally posted by LucidDreamer85
Originally posted by jjkenobi
I'm sorry but I couldn't get past the first line
Ten skiers, three men and two women
Huh? And the article title says 9.
[edit on 9-4-2009 by jjkenobi]
It actually says 8 men..
Unless it was changed.
And one was alive because he was too ill to make the final part of the trip, hence only 9 of the 10 died.
It is very simple math from numbers 1-10. Spend a little more time going over what you read before you post.
I have made similar mistakes before but c'mon man.
[edit on 9-4-2009 by LucidDreamer85]
focus on the topic, not the writers oop's. we all know what he/she meant. stop ripping his math skills and reply with what the thread topic is about. 9 dead skiers that died in mysterious ways. [b/]
Thanks OP for the interesting story. just fix it, so the people here can rest easy that 8+2 = 10
[edit on 4/9/2009 by ugie1028]
Originally posted by OzWeatherman
reply to post by LucidDreamer85
Ah ok
Sorry it was a bit unclear, but Ive got you now
My apologies for being so abrupt
Originally posted by LucidDreamer85
focus on the topic, not the writers oop's. we all know what he/she meant. stop ripping his math skills and reply with what the thread topic is about. 9 dead skiers that died in mysterious ways.
Thanks OP for the interesting story. just fix it, so the people here can rest easy that 8+2 = 10
[edit on 4/9/2009 by ugie1028]
Originally posted by Vector J
reply to post by raptor28
Thats the explination I read. Could have sworn read it on ATS too a while back.
On the subject of the tongue being gone, I can see that easily having been bitten off by the person during the apparent avalanche...
Another point to be made, was that there were high levels of radiation found within the clothes when they were tested.