The Dyatlov Pass Mystery by Henning Kuersten

And this relentless investigation leans towards a rational explanation in terms of a natural, rare and highly energetic phenomenon, of which so far several physical theories have been proposed. One of the merits of this author is that of having brought order to an affair that has remained very confused for over six decades. After searching and finding a large amount of documentation – including photos, video footage and eyewitness reports – and after a scrupulous image analysis and comparative analysis with similar effects, he found that the cause of death was a sudden and intense thermal outburst probably due to a physical phenomenon that resembled ball lightning. In spite of the official explanations of the authorities, after a very meticulous investigation Kuersten recently found that the true cause of the wounds that were found on the bodies were due to something other than simple avalanche and frost.

Later they were all found dead and their bodies presented signs of a violent death. Some background on the case: A group of expert mountaineers did an expedition to one of those mountains, but never came back. He wanted to consult with me about a strange case that he extensively investigated regarding an incident that happened in the Ural Mountains, Russia, 62 years ago.

Three months ago I was contacted by Henning Kuersten, a German computer scientist, psychologist and mountain climber. BOOK REVIEW – The Dyatlov Pass Mystery: NOT A Cold Case by Henning Kuersten

The Dyatlov Pass Mystery by Henning Kuersten