I'm not so sure though.. In the rare event that you've never heard of the Dyatlov Pass mystery, have a look here first: The Terrifying Mystery of 'The Dyatlov Pass Incident' Headline image caption and credit: The remains of the group's tent was found on the mountainside. Image Credit: Soviet investigators via unexplained-mysteries: Scientists believe that they have finally found an answer to one of the 20th Century's most enduring mysteries. Considered to be one of the most chilling unsolved cases ever to come out of Russia, the Dyatlov Pass incident involved a group of nine students who went missing after going for a trek in the Ural Mountains. Led by 23-year-old Igor Dyatlov, they departed on January 23th, 1959 and were never seen alive again. When rescue teams went to look for them they found the group's tent, which appeared to have been sliced open from the inside with a sharp instrument, on the slopes of Mount Kholat Syakhl. The hikers' belongings were all strewn around the