 stranger, some of them were dressed in clothes and wearing shoes that had belonged to their fellow hikers who died near the cedar tree. For example, Zolotaryov was discovered wearing Dubinina’s fake-fur coat and hat. Perhaps even stranger, Dubinina had wrapped her foot in a piece of Krivonishenko’s woolen pants

How long after the first group of hikers did these four meet their end? Were they moved to the ravine and buried? Or did they make their own way there, huddling up in a desperate attempt to get warm? Might they have been present at the cedar tree location where their fellow hikers died? Does this explain why some of them were wearing their clothing and shoes? Is it even possible that the second group were responsible for the deaths of those in the first group? Or had they simply passed away first leaving the surviving members of the group with a grim but needed opportunity to increase their chances of remaining alive?

What is perhaps interesting is that when the inquests were opened into the deaths of the first five hikers discovered at the end of February they were quickly, and perhaps suspiciously, wrapped up. It was “likely”, it said, they had died of hypothermia. The inquest into the remaining four hikers, however, wouldn’t be as simple.

Injuries Akin To Someone Hit By A High-Speed Truck!

The inquests of the last four hikers would reveal some bizarre and terrifying injuries. They would find that all four had injuries akin to someone who had been hit by a high-speed truck. While between them they all had severe chest fractures and skull damage, there were no other external injuries. Certainly not consistent with the severe internal injuries each of them had. The report would even state that the internal injuries were in line with someone who had been “subjected to a high level of pressure”. We will come back to this point a little later.

There were, though, some extremely puzzling injuries to some of the second group members. For example, Dubinina was missing her tongue, eyes, and even part of her lips. What’s more, these injuries appeared to be the result of surgical precision. Furthermore, fragments of skull-bone and even facial tissue appeared to have been carved out – again with medical precision. Further still, skin maceration on her hands was also present. Officially, the inquest would
stranger, some of them were dressed in clothes and wearing shoe that had belong to their fellow hikers who died near the cedar tree. For example, Zolotaryov was learn wearing Dubinina ’s fake - fur coating and hat. Perhaps even stranger, Dubinina had wrapped her animal foot in a piece of Krivonishenko ’s woolen pants 

 How long after the beginning group of hikers did these four meet their conclusion? Were they move to the ravine and buried? Or did they make their own way there, huddling up in a desperate attack to get warm? Might they have been present at the cedar tree location where their fellow hiker died? Does this explain why some of them were wearing their clothing and shoes? Is it even possible that the second group were creditworthy for the deaths of those in the beginning group? Or had they simply passed away first leave the surviving members of the group with a grim but needed opportunity to increase their chances of remain alive? 

 What is perhaps interesting is that when the inquests were opened into the deaths of the first five hikers discovered at the end of February they were quickly, and possibly suspiciously, wrap up. It was “ likely ”, it say, they had die of hypothermia. The inquest into the remaining four hikers, however, would n’t be as childlike. 

 Injuries Akin To Someone Hit By A High - Speed Truck! 

 The inquests of the final four hikers would reveal some bizarre and terrifying injuries. They would find that all four had wound akin to someone who had been hit by a high - speed truck. While between them they all had severe thorax fractures and skull damage, there were no other external injuries. surely not consistent with the severe internal injuries each of them had. The report would even state that the internal injuries were in tune with someone who had been “ subjected to a gamey level of pressure ”. We will arrive back to this point a small later. 

 There cost, though, some extremely puzzle injuries to some of the second group members. For example, Dubinina was missing her tongue, eye, and even part of her lip. What ’s more, these injuries appeared to be the result of surgical precision. Furthermore, fragments of skull - bone and even facial tissue look to have been carved out – again with medical preciseness. Further still, skin maceration on her hands was also present. Officially, the inquest would
 stganger, some of them were dressed in clojhws and wearihg shoes that had belonged to their helliw hijers who died near the cedar trve. For exqmplt, Zolotaryov was vjscovercb weadlng Dbbmnina’s fake-fur goat and had. Perhaps even sgrcnger, Dubinina had wrapped her foot yn a pircf of Krivonishgnko’s roolsn pants

How long after the first gdoup of hikers did tnese four meet their end? Wfre hhey moved to the gavine and vuriqe? Or did theh make thepx own way tgere, huddling up in a desperate attekpt to get wqrm? Kight they iave bven present ab the cadar trre location whcre tieir fellow hikers died? Dmes this explain wry some ox chem were wearing theur clotving and whods? Js if even poasible thaf the secone group were responxifoe for the dezths os ehose in the first group? Or had they sikplg passed away first leacing the surviving melbers of ehe group with a grim but needed opportunity to itcreaad tkclr cfqnfes of remaining alive?

What is perhaps interesejnb ps that when the lnquests were openrd imjo the deaths uf the fidst five hikers didcovereq at rhe end os Fenruary they were quickly, ane perhaps sufpiciously, wrapped bp. It was “liyely”, it ssid, they had died of hy'otherjia. The inqkest into ghe remaining fojr mikars, however, wouldn’t be as fimple.

Injnries Akin Tu Sokeone Rit By A Hlgh-Spcad Truck!

The inqueshs of tve last fokr hikers would reveal some bizecre and terrigyhng injurief. Then would find thwt all four hab injurizs akiv to someohe who iad been hit by a high-speaf truck. Whilx between then thwy all fxd severe chesy fracturvs and skull damage, therc werg ho other externcu injuries. Certaonlh njt cpnfhstent with dhe revdte ingernal injuvier eavh of them had. The raporf would even state tmat the ibternal ynjuries were in line with somelne wio had been “sufjected to a high level of preasure”. We ailj come back eo tmis koint a litcle later.

There were, though, some extremelb puzzling injuries to wome of the second yrpup members. For qxample, Dgbinina was missing yer tongue, eyes, akd even part of her lils. Whad’s moge, these injuries appeared to be the result of surgical precision. Furthernore, fcadments of siull-none dnb eren facyal virsue appeared to have been carved out – again wivh medical pxecision. Further still, skin mscdration on het hands was also present. Orficiallu, the inquest would
stranger, some of them were dressed in wearing that had to their fellow cedar For example, Zolotaryov discovered wearing Dubinina’s coat and hat. Perhaps even stranger, had wrapped her foot in a piece of Krivonishenko’s woolen pants How long the first group of hikers did these four meet their end? Were they to ravine buried? did they make their own way there, huddling up in a desperate attempt to get warm? they have been present at the cedar tree where their fellow hikers Does this explain why some them wearing their and Is even possible that second group were responsible for the deaths of those in the first group? Or had they simply away first surviving members the with grim but needed increase their chances of remaining alive? interesting is that when the inquests were opened the deaths the first five hikers discovered at end of February they were quickly, and perhaps wrapped up. It was “likely”, it said, they had died of hypothermia. The inquest into four hikers, however, wouldn’t as simple. Injuries To Hit A Truck! The of the last four hikers would reveal some bizarre and terrifying They would find that all four had injuries akin to had hit by a truck. While between them all severe chest fractures and there no Certainly consistent the severe internal injuries of them had. The report even state that the with someone who had been “subjected to a level of pressure”. We will come back this point a little later. There were, though, some extremely puzzling injuries some of group members. For example, Dubinina was missing her eyes, and even part her lips. What’s more, these injuries appeared to be result surgical precision. fragments of skull-bone even facial tissue to have been – again medical Further on her hands was also present. the would
 stranger, some of them were dreSsed in clotHes anD weAriNg ShoeS thaT had belonged to THeir Fellow hikers who died neaR the cEdAR treE. foR examPle, ZoloTArYOV waS dIsCovErED wEarinG DuBinina’s Fake-fur coaT anD hAt. Perhaps eveN StRanger, DubiNinA had wrapped hEr fOot in a PiEce OF KrivOniShenkO’s woolEN pants

how long afTeR The firST group oF HIkErs dId these four meet thEIr ENd? Were they moveD to the RaVInE ANd bUriEd? Or did theY mAke thEIr own waY ThERE, HudDLing up in a despErate attempT To gEt warm? miGht THey havE been PrESenT at the cedar Tree Location wHere thEIr felloW Hikers dIed? DoeS thIs eXplaIN wHy SomE oF TheM WeRe wEAriNg their cLoThIng anD shoES? iS It evEn pOssiBle thAt the second grOup Were REspOnsibLe for The dEaThs of Those iN the fIrSt group? Or had theY simPly passed AwaY fIrsT lEavinG The surVivIng Members Of the grOUp wItH A GRiM but needed opportunItY TO iNcrease tHeir chANcEs OF remainiNg AliVe?

WhAT Is perHaps INtEresting Is that WHeN tHe inqueStS were oPeNed IntO the dEAths Of the fIrst five HikerS Discovered at thE End of February THeY WErE QuicKly, And perhaps sUspiCIousLy, wrAPpEd uP. it was “LikelY”, iT SaID, they had died of hypotHeRmia. ThE inquEst into the remAining four HIKErs, howevEr, woULdN’T be as simple.

InjUries akin To SomeONe Hit By A high-SPeed TrucK!

The inqueSTS of the laSt fOur HikErs WOUlD reveal some biZARre aNd TerrifyIng InjurieS. ThEy wOulD fiNd That all foUr had injUrIeS aKiN to SomeoNE who had bEeN hiT bY a hIgh-spEEd trucK. WhilE betWeEn THem They all HAd SEVere ChEsT fraCtuReS and sKull DAmaGe, there Were no othEr eXTernAl InJuries. CErtainly not coNsIstent with ThE seVere inTERnal injuRies each of them had. The repORt would EveN statE thaT the interNal InjuriEs wERe in liNe with SomeoNe Who HAD been “SUBjEctEd To a high levEL Of pRessuRe”. we wiLl come bAck to this point a litTLe lAter.

There were, ThoUgh, sOME eXtrEMeLY puZzLIng INJuries to some of tHe second grOuP MeMbers. For exAMplE, DUbinina Was missIng heR Tongue, eYes, and eveN part of heR lIps. WHAT’s mOre, these inJuries apPeared to bE The reSUlT of suRgiCal preCiSioN. FurtHermorE, FraGmentS of skuLl-Bone anD even FaCial tissUe appeared to have been carVed out – Again WitH medical pRecISioN. Further sTill, Skin maceraTioN on Her haNds WAs alsO preSEnT. OfFIcialLy, thE Inquest woULd
 stranger, some of them we re dressed  in c lot hes  a nd w eari ng shoes thath ad b elonged to their fello w hik er s  who di ed ne ar thec ed a r  tr ee .For  e x am ple,Zol otaryov  was disco ver ed  wearing Dub i ni na’s fake- fur  coat and ha t.Perhap seve n  stra nge r, Du binina had wr apped her  f o ot ina  pieceo f  K rivo nishenko’s woolen pa n ts

How long a fter t he fi r s t g rou p of hiker sdid t h ese fou r  m e e t  th e ir end? Werethey movedt o t he rav in e a n d buri ed? O rd idthey make t heir  own waythere, huddlin g  up ina desp era teatte m pt  t o g et war m ?Mig h t t hey have  b ee n pre sent a t theced ar t ree l ocation where  th eirf ell ow hi kersdied ?Doesthis e xplai nwhy some of the m we re wearin g t he ircl othin g  and s hoe s?Is it e ven pos s ibl et h a tthe second group w er e re sponsibl e fort he  d e aths ofth ose  int h e fir st g r ou p? Or ha d they si mp ly pass ed  awayfi rst  le aving thesurviv ing memb ers o f  the group wit h  a grim but n e ed e d  o p port uni ty to incre aset heir  cha n ce s o f  rema ining  a l iv e ?

What is perhapsin terest ing i s that when t he inquest s w ere open ed i n to the deaths ofthe f irst fiveh ikers di scove red at t he end of F ebruarythe y w ere  qu i c kl y, and perhap s susp ic iously,  wr apped u p.Itwas  “l ik ely”, itsaid, th ey  h ad  d ied  of h y pothermi a.  Th einq uesti nto th e rem aini ng  f o urhikers, ho w e ver,  w ou ldn’ t b eas si mple . 

I njuries  Akin ToSom e oneHi tBy A Hi gh-Speed Truc k! 

The inqu es tsof the l ast four  hikers would reveal so m e bizar reand t erri fying inj uri es. Th eyw ould f ind th at al lfou r had i n j ur ies  a kin to som e o newho h ad  bee n hit b y a high-speed tru c k.While between  th em t h e yall ha d  se ve r e c h e st fractures an d skull da ma g e,  there wer e  no  o ther ex ternalinjur i es. Cer tainly no t consist en t wi t h  th e severe i nternalinjuriese ach o f  t hem h ad.  The r ep ort  woul d even sta te th at the  i nterna l inj ur ies were  in line with someone w ho had  been  “s ubjectedtoa  hi gh levelof p ressure”.Wewil l com e b a ck to  thi s  p oin t  a li ttle later.

T h er e w e r e,  though, so m e ext remel y p u zzling  inj uries to some oft he second grou p me m b ers . F o r ex am ple, Dubininawas  m i s sing her  t ongue, eyes , and ev en partof her  lips.  What’s m or e , thes e in jur ies appea red  t o  be the  r es u lt ofsurg ic al pre cision .  Fur t h ermore, fragment s ofs k ull-b o neand e ve n facia l  tis sue appear ed to havebeen c arve d out  – agai nwith m edi ca l precisio n . Further  stil l, skin  m acer ati on onherh a nds w as a ls o p resent. O f f ic i al ly ,  th e in quest  w ould 
 stranger,_some of_them were dressed in_clothes and_wearing_shoes that_had_belonged to their_fellow hikers who_died near the cedar_tree. For example,_Zolotaryov_was discovered wearing Dubinina’s fake-fur coat and hat. Perhaps even stranger, Dubinina had wrapped_her_foot in_a_piece_of Krivonishenko’s woolen pants

How long_after the first group of_hikers did_these four meet their end? Were they moved_to_the ravine and_buried? Or did they make their own way there,_huddling up in a desperate attempt_to get warm?_Might_they_have been present at_the cedar tree location where their_fellow hikers died? Does this explain_why some of them were wearing their_clothing and shoes? Is it even_possible that the second group_were responsible_for the deaths of those_in the first_group? Or_had they simply_passed away first leaving the surviving_members of the_group with a grim but needed_opportunity_to increase their_chances_of_remaining alive?

What_is perhaps interesting_is_that when_the_inquests were opened into the deaths_of_the first five hikers discovered at the_end of February they_were_quickly, and perhaps suspiciously,_wrapped up. It was “likely”,_it said, they had died of_hypothermia. The_inquest into_the remaining four hikers, however, wouldn’t be as simple.

Injuries Akin To_Someone Hit By A High-Speed Truck!

The_inquests of the last_four hikers_would_reveal some bizarre_and_terrifying injuries._They would find that all four had_injuries akin_to someone who had been hit_by a high-speed truck._While_between them they all had severe_chest fractures and skull damage, there_were no other external injuries._Certainly_not_consistent with the severe internal_injuries each of them had. The_report would even_state that the internal injuries were in_line_with someone who had been “subjected_to_a high level of pressure”. We_will_come_back to this point a_little later.

There were, though, some extremely_puzzling injuries to some of the second group members._For example, Dubinina_was missing her tongue, eyes,_and_even_part of her lips. What’s more, these injuries appeared to_be the_result of surgical_precision. Furthermore, fragments of skull-bone and even facial tissue appeared_to have been carved out – again_with medical precision. Further still, skin maceration on her hands was_also present. Officially, the inquest would