Der Dyatlov-Pass-Vorfall
25.08.2015 um 11:19@Gurnemanz
Das stimmt, das Foto ist nicht von der Gruppe und ich sehe auch, dass das Wesen auf dem Bild eine Hose trägt.
@miku
Die Infos aus der Doku "The Russian Yeti" sind alle falsch.
Auf der Seite von Ermak-Travel steht:
http://www.ermaktravel.org/Europe/Russia/Cholat-%20Syachil/dyatlov_pass_explanation.html (Archiv-Version vom 27.08.2015)
Das stimmt, das Foto ist nicht von der Gruppe und ich sehe auch, dass das Wesen auf dem Bild eine Hose trägt.
@miku
Die Infos aus der Doku "The Russian Yeti" sind alle falsch.
Auf der Seite von Ermak-Travel steht:
We should make a clarification on a popular misconception that exists among sites devoted to the fate of Dyatlov Pass tragedy. Several people claimed that diary of the group had a line in the end that stated: “Now we know that the snowman (yeti) exists”. It is not quite accurate. It is true that the rescue members did discover a newspaper made by the group that was called an “Evening Otorten”. It was dated on 1st of February, although many believe it was written either late 31st of January or early 1st of February when the group slept in the forest. Firstly the group diary had no entries on this date which suggest the group was either too tired or too scared from their trip.Quelle:
Secondly one of the articles stated that there was a competition in furnace assembly between Doroshenko and Kholmogorova in the Sport section. The furnace was not assembled by the group on February 1st so it is possible to assume that the newspaper was done before the final ascent to the Kholat Syakhl. This paper does mention Yeti in its Science section. Its exact translation goes. “An existence of a snowman is hot topic for the debate among the scientific community. According to last testimonies it lives in the Northern Urals, around mount Otorten”....
http://www.ermaktravel.org/Europe/Russia/Cholat-%20Syachil/dyatlov_pass_explanation.html (Archiv-Version vom 27.08.2015)