Avalanche. There's no debate among serious, intelligent people.
this post was submitted on 06 Nov 2023
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Especially with the bodies in the creek. Snowmelt would push them that direction.
I agree, but I love hearing different theories for stuff like this lol.
Would an avalanche have buried/displaced their tent and bodies?
I’m guessing the discoveries were far later, allowing time for it to melt off
It's been a while since I read about it but IIRC, rescuers arrived just days later and were able to follow their tracks down the mountain to where some of the bodies were eventually found. An avalanche powerful enough to kill the whole party surely would have wiped all this away even if some of it had melted away in the preceding couple of days.
Avalanche, hypothermia, death
Y'all, they famously used shit they learned from making the movie Frozen and pretty much modeled it exactly. This isn't a mystery anymore.
Aliens. It’s always aliens.
I thought theory was a fire/smoke leaking /explosion inside the tent caused by the homemade stove leading to them cutting their way out and running, and then getting separated and lost in the confusion, before succumbing to hypothermia
That does seem to fit the findings. Then missing eyes and tongue are just birds or rodents chewing them out.
Military guards having sick fun.
Weapon testing accident.
Silent and deadly
It was a yeti. Could have even been Mugato.
Downvote me if you want, I have photo evidence.
I love the yeti theory. It's so absurd