Dyatlov Pass Mystery - Rockets, Spies, and Soviet Secrets

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Dyatlov Pass Mystery - Rockets, Spies, and Soviet Secrets

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Host Lucien Graves examines military and espionage theories surrounding the 1959 Dyatlov Pass tragedy, exploring evidence of Soviet R-12 missile tests, anomalous lights photographed by victims, radiation traces on clothing, and KGB involvement. The episode covers reports of nitric acid exposure, parachute mine testing, and mysterious hiker Alexander Zolotaryov's possible intelligence connections, balancing Cold War conspiracy theories against natural explanations.

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