On August 2, 1993, a team of seven hikers pushed out into the wilds of the Khamar Daban mountain range, of southern Siberia’s remote Buryatia region. They were in good hands, led by seasoned and experienced hiking instructor and survivalist, Lyudmila Korovina. The weather forecast called for clear skies and calm weather. By the tenth there was only one survivor. Something happened in the mountains of Russia that many say is very much like the Dyatlov Pass Incident. I'll also talk about the five men who wandered off into their own mystery in California in 1978.