The Mystery of the Dyatlov Pass. Part 1: They Never Came Back from the Hike…

The more you dig into the circumstances, facts, testimonies, and documents that describe the tragedy of a group of tourists led by Igor Dyatlov in February 1959, the sharper the feeling becomes: before you unfolds a story that is invented— but by whom?

Thought through down to the smallest detail.

A detective, gripping.

Every fact is a mystery. Every detail leaves you bewildered.

A story that stirs the imagination. It contains a painful intrigue, a dreadful secret. It teases and strikes with logical traps.

The longer you get acquainted with the twists of events and the intricate web of facts, research and investigation, versions and guesses, the farther you drift from reality. And soon you can’t tell truth from fiction, and fiction from a calculating fantasy.

We’re dealing with a puzzle. One that anyone who hears about it throws themselves into trying to solve—with passion and persistence. This book will help the reader get closer to the answer, or even offer an irresistible version of why the events on the pass unfolded the way they did.