Natalia Varsgova Biography

It was more like that they froze. But there is a curious moment. One of the participants in the campaign - Yura Krivonishchenko - the third degree of foot burns and leather leather from the phalanx of the finger. And this fragment of the skin was found in his teeth. I immediately had a picture: maybe someone kept his leg in the stake, and he bit his finger in pain?

Or maybe the leg was burned much later, after he died?

And so on. The fifth was found by Rustem Slobodin. He had a trauma of the skull - a crack. Experts say that she was applied with some dumb object. The last four, which was found in early May, was injured most. There are two most mutilated bodies - this is Semyon Zolotarev and Lyudmila Dubinin. Semyon Zolotarev has a unilateral fracture of several ribs at once. Luda Dubinina has two -sided.

These are not fractures applied by a fist. It feels like their car knocked down. But there, of course, there could be no car there. Our goal is to find primary documents on the initiation of the investigation. It is precisely those documents that were drawn up by the prosecutor Tempalov. In my opinion, they disappeared somewhere. Why did they subsequently refuse her? RU published excerpts from the Bureau of the Sverdlovsk City Committee of the CPSU dated March 27, according to which one of the causes of the death of tourist groups could be the shortcomings in the organization of tourist proceedings of the Ural Polytechnic Institute.

That, they say, there was no need to send the group in February ... - They just looked for the extreme. The guys in that group were experienced. Each has not one hike. Plus, there was Semyon Zolotarev, who generally passed the whole war. That is, you can’t call it a weak person. In this case, they simply searched for the extreme. If one of the guys remained alive on the pass, then most likely they would simply hang the guilt on him.

And here is who sent the group on a campaign, he will be extreme. Lyudmila Dubinina says goodbye to Yuri Yudin, who fell ill during the campaign and returned home. Igor Dyatlov is watching the touching scene. Photo: Fund for the Dyatlov Memory Photo: From open sources. What about them? We also analyzed it in detail with our photographer Anatoly Zhdanov. There, supposedly, some kind of moving luminous object in the sky was removed.

Moreover, if this frame is well processed and highlighted, it turns out that there are three heads below. That is, three people stood, and someone behind them made this frame with some moving luminous object ...-There were a lot of versions. Aliens, prisoners, wild animals. What version are you leaning to? I don't understand what happened there. All versions are mutually exclusive.

If we say that outsiders killed them, but then where are the traces? If some kind of rocket crashed there, then again there should be traces. And, in my opinion, in this case, students would not be allowed there in search. I do not believe in mystical versions at all. There is a version where three bears-shawls immediately tried. But this is necessary to try to stumble on the pass at once on three shaft bears in February.

How is it interesting? He is a very ambiguous person. Born in the Kuban. For some reason he studied at a school of years. At the same time, he joined the Komsomol there. While studying at school, he managed to work in the workshop. He even taught something at school. He fell under the call only in October. The bottom line is that he went through the whole war without a single wound.

But if you compare his combat path with the combat paths of the units in which he served, then partly his combat path does not coincide through the cities and years. Further it is completely incomprehensible - he is demobilized from the army, leaving to study in Minsk at the Institute of Physical Education. There he studies at a completely mysterious "special faculty" for us. And so he is studying, then they do not want to take him in the party, then they accept him under some pressure.

Next is a strange situation with its distribution. We know that he was in Pyatigorsk after graduation, but in fact he had to go to the city of Grodno. Moreover, he was shining a very good position - the head of one of the departments in the sport committee of the region. All physical education teachers in this area would obey him. It was a wonderful start, he could make a very good career.

But what he does - insists that he needs in Pyatigorsk and leaves there as an ordinary physical education teacher. There, from one university, he moves to another, does not linger for a long time, he is fired from everywhere. He swears with his superiors, considers himself smarter. As a result, he finds himself in the small town of Lermontov near Pyatigorsk. He teaches physical education in girls in high school.

His career goes swiftly down. If not for one but: the city of Lermontov was at that time a closed village, and there began the development of uranium mines. Moreover, infrasound can cause panic attacks. Could this infrasound appear thanks to natural factors? Indeed, there are several options for the occurrence of infrasound. It could cause the wind when passing through the remains, going around the height and there is still a pit of natural origin.

It is located on the other side of the height passing through it, the wind could form this sound.The bottom line is that these versions have the right to exist. One could take this skeptical, but we turned to the Acoustics Research Institute in Moscow, and theoretically these versions confirmed us. Can it be in practice is completely incomprehensible. This requires expensive research. But there is a moment that refutes these versions - no one of the tourists on the pass was injured.

Go to the photobank of KP - you were on the pass several times. Is it worth going there to ordinary tourists? If you are tired of sitting in the city, I want new sensations, and you love tourism, then why not? But it is better to prepare. In winter, I would not advise going there. Otherwise, all these years have gone around the drain.