[MattyD]

Really interesting many thanks! I was thinking there might have been a relationship with the Tunguska incident/explosion and while they appear quite close on the map, I'm sure there's a huge distance between where those two incidents occured.
Never heard of this so cheers

[MattyD]

Originally Posted by Panhead ↗

Hmm, didn't I read that one of the members headed back early due to illness, what happened to him I wonder...

"The deaths, which occurred 49 years ago on Saturday, remain one of the deepest mysteries in the Urals. Records related to the incident were unsealed in the early 1990s, but friends of those who died are still searching for answers.

“If I had a chance to ask God just one question, it would be, ‘What really happened to my friends that night?’” said Yury Yudin, the only member of the skiing expedition who survived.

Yudin and nine other students from the Ural Polytechnic Institute embarked on the skiing expedition to Otorten Mountain in the northern Urals on Jan. 28, 1959. Yudin fell ill near Vizhai, the last settlement before the mountain, and was left behind."

St Petersberg Times Issue #1349 (13), Tuesday, February 19, 2008

[vnathan]

there was probably a bear trying to assrape them

[URBANXENTITY]

wow

[Nve]

Originally Posted by vnathan ↗

there was probably a bear trying to assrape them

*shakes head slowly*



You're a nob nathan ;)

[Blewvane]

I think i saw this one on SBS years ago.

[dotaku]

definatly government/ET shit... nice

[p4irs]

i love this one

[matthew88]

Thanks for posting the video. I had never heard of this. Wish I could have seen the pictures that were posted, but it appears they are gone.

[Oswald2001]

Originally Posted by vnathan ↗

there was probably a bear trying to assrape them

Possibly it was a radioactive bear with a taste for human tongue trying to assrape them.

That seems to cover the bases.