Why would such experienced hikers unnecessarily risk their lives in sub-zero elements?

And if they lost their lives due to extreme weather,

why were some of their injuries so unnatural?

Could this entire experience be a government cover-up?

Today, we test the believability of the Diatlov Pass incident. Welcome to Believe in the Bazaar, where we dive into the unknown and the unusual and tell you whether or not we find a believable.

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of that baker mayfield episode i know i did happy birthday to me it was really interesting discussion

yeah was it real no do i still love him yes and there is a lot a lot a lot a lot a lot a lot in this

story and stuff i don't even know about that's

relevant now that you're going to talk about. Yeah, this story is, uh, thick, although I know the

answer. You know the answer? Yeah. I got like seven theories at the end, so I'm interested

in to hear what you think the answer is. Okay. Because, um, I'm, I'm going into this completely open to the

discussion. I don't have an answer or a solution that I've chosen. I'm willing to be malleable,

but there is a couple that I definitely don't buy. Okay. Which I think is fair. There's,

there's, there's any great conspiracy, there's, there are conclusions that people

jump to that are almost silly. Yeah, absolutely. I heard somebody said that there were like 70

theories around this. I don't even think I could come up with 70 theories to anything. That's a lot.

That's a lot. Yeah. That's a whole lot. Also, I just want to say this now. I will not be saying all of their names.

For the humanity of their families and their legacy, I'm not going to butcher that.

Like, there's a couple names I'll drop, but I'm not going into that. I apologize. And I want to say that up front.

So nobody gets offended when I say like the hikers.

Yeah.

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