This is Hunter from the Murder and Such podcast, and we is Lindsay.

And this is Corpus DeLecti.

Yes, and we are going to hop in our True Crime Time machine once again.

I hope you guys liked the Mona Lisa story.

We were pretty fond of it, so we're going to go back in time again.

So this one I found was very interesting. There's a couple of twist and turns, and some of the theories behind it are widely debated,

and we are going to have a lot of fun talking about them.

We're talking anything from aliens to Yetis, to a supersonic boom, to a lover's coral.

So to kind of get you back into the grave, we are going to go back

to Russia in the 1950s. And during this time, it was actually the USSR, so Soviet Union.

Now, think cold weather. It is like snow banks. It is. They haven't seen a piece of grass in months.

It's extreme winter temperatures. So if you haven't figured it out, I know that this is a,

as Jen said, a hotly debated case and it's been featured on all sorts of other podcasts and

mystery shows and stuff like that. But this is the Dietlough Pass.

And we are not sure if we're saying it right.

We looked up the pronunciation.

And since we are not Russian, it doesn't come out right.

So we will try our best.

But pardon our Southern.

February 1st and 2nd of 1959, a group of nine young adults

went on a hike to go skiing. Well, to give them credit, they were very experienced hikers and

skiers, and they knew exactly what they were doing. All of them attended, well, most of them

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