If you had to choose one.
Soviet record keeping was never the best, either. I heard this got re-opened, though I doubt they'll be able to reliably uncover anything new.
Soviet record keeping was never the best, either. I heard this got re-opened, though I doubt they'll be able to reliably uncover anything new.
Absolutely. I think I knew that they re examined the case, but atm I'm not certain.
Some of the stuff I discovered included things like the reported radioactivity being vastly exaggerated or possibly non existent. Regardless, without know the general amount or type detected. Its most likely because two of the party worked in nuclear energy.
The missing tongue and eyes is easily explained by scavenging animals.
The many broken bones were likely from an avalanche. Supported by the fact one member was found under like 8 feet of snow.
There are however still a lot of unanswered questions.
Absolutely. I think I knew that they re examined the case, but atm I'm not certain.
Some of the stuff I discovered included things like the reported radioactivity being vastly exaggerated or possibly non existent. Regardless, without know the general amount or type detected. Its most likely because two of the party worked in nuclear energy.
The missing tongue and eyes is easily explained by scavenging animals.
The many broken bones were likely from an avalanche. Supported by the fact one member was found under like 8 feet of snow.
There are however still a lot of unanswered questions.
That one has always interested me. Unfortunately the deeper you dig, the murkier it becomes. I think somewhere along the way many of the facts became distorted or embellished, leading the conspiracy to be far more compelling than the facts that created it.