Nine ski hikers led by Igor Dyatlov died in the northern Ural mountains on the night of February 2, 1959. The group had set up their tent to wait out worsening weather after one member fell ill and could not continue. When rescuers found their tent 18 days later, it had been cut open from inside and the hikers' bodies were found scattered over a wide area, some naked and buried under several meters of snow. The cause of the hikers' deaths remains unsolved despite theories of attack by the indigenous Mansi people, a military experiment gone wrong, or encounter with unidentified objects in the sky.

1. DYATLOV PASS
INCIDENT
The most unsolve case from USSR
1959

3. The names of
the ski hikers
were:
• Igor Dyatlov
• Zinaida
Kolmogorova
• Lyudmila Dubinina
• Alexander
Kolevatov
• Rustem Slobodin
• Yuri
Krivonischenko
• Yuri Doroshenko
• Nicolai Thibeaux-
Brignolles
• Semyon Zolotariov
• Yuri Yudin

4. • Nine ski hikers died
in the northern
Ural mountains on
the night of
February 2, 1959.
• The group was
lead by Igor
Dyatlov.
• The goal of the
expedition was to
reach Otorten,
the most difficult
to reach.

5. • Yuri Yudin
couldn’t
continue
because of
illness.
• The weather got
worst, so they
might be
separated and
set up a tent.
• They were
students from
the Ural
Polytechnic
Institute.

7. • A view of the
tent as the
rescuers found
it on February
20, 1959.
• The tent had
been cut open
from inside,
and most of
the skiers had
fled in socks or
barefoot.

8. • The rescue
team found 4
naked bodies
laying at the
feet of a tree.
• The other five
bodies were
found buried
under 5 meters
of snow.

9. • As this case
doesn’t had
enough proof,
goverment
prohibed
Access to this
place.
• In nowadays
there is a
fundation
called:
“Dyatlov
fundation”

10.  The Mansi Indian
(Those lands used to
belong to them)
 A Militar experiment
( Yuri found military
things inside tents)
 Strange lights in the
sky
(The bodies showed
high radiation levels)