Alan Baker Dyatlov Pass: Based on the true story that haunted Russia

Very engaging and cleverly brings past and present together, culminating in a startling, supernatural ending A Right Guide ReadIn February 1959, a group of friends went on a skihiking trip to a remote mountain in the northern Urals. Something killed them...When a rescue expedition eventually found their camp, they discovered that for some unknown reason, the nine friends had cut their way out of their tent (instead of simply opening the flaps) and fled down the mountain, half undressed and without their shoes. Some had died of hypothermia, while others had strange injuries which one medical examiner stated were consistent with a highspeed car crash. One of them had apparently had her tongue removed. Alarmed and mystified, the Soviet government classified the case as top secret and closed off the region to all civilians for the next three years. Years later, a man is discovered wandering in the wilderness, exhausted and terrified...Dylatov Pass is based on the decadeslong mystery that haunted Russia. | Alan Baker Dyatlov Pass: Based on the true story that haunted Russia