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Hey brother guys I am not going to lie to you today's video is a doozy it involves

nine dead bodies, yeties, radiation, military involvement.

Did I mention yeties? And of course, Disney's frozen.

Oh, I love it even more.

One of these things is not like the rest.

But actually, yes, you did hear me right.

And speaking of frozen, it has been a particularly exciting week

if you are a fan of Disney,

as they have just announced sequels to three of their absolutely massive properties,

including Toy Story Zutopia, and of course, frozen.

I'm not exactly sure who needed or wanted Toy Story 5 official petition for it to be the

Woody's Roundup origin story just saying. Speaking of the past though, that is where today's story is

going to live in a 64 year old Russian mountaineering murder

mystery.

And well, I say murder, but even that is actually part of the overall mystery here. Because to this day, nobody is 100% sure what happened over 60 years ago

when nine hikers were found dead in the Ural Mountains on a cold February night.

What I'm speaking of is known today as the Dilatov Pass incident.

It has been subject to speculation for literally decades for a couple of different reasons.

One is that nobody was actually there to know exactly what happened,

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