Renault kirjoitti: ↑Ti Helmi 16, 2021 3:47 pm Zololla oli nahkapohjaiset huopatöppöset (valenki). Kellään ei ollut varsinaisia kenkiä, niin minäkin olen ihmetellyt mikä jälki on siinä kuvassa ja onko tuo ainoa jälki mikä on löydetty.
Kengän kannan jälkihän se selvästi on. (Voi laittaa kuvan tänne joka osaa).
The only footprint of a boot, you can clearly see the heel of a shoe. The imprint is not complete, the heel is deeper, the sole - to the middle, this is how a footprint looks like when a person is going downhill putting most of his weight on the heels.
Pertinent testimonies from the criminal case files:
Maslennikov
“When we finished taking inventory of the tent’s contents, we moved it to the helicopter pad, about 600-700 m away.” Radiogram: “We managed to identify footprints of eight or nine people starting from the tent and going about 1 km down the slope, and then they were lost. One person was in boots, the others were only in socks and barefoot.”
Some members of the rescue team claimed these footprints started from right outside the tent, and others that they started a little to the side of the tent.
Atmanaki
”There were no footprints right around the tent because when the Dyatlov group dug they had stacked the snow all around, and later this snow was drifted by the wind, thus covering all the tracks. But 30 or 40 m down there was a file of very well preserved footprints.”
Slobtsov
”There were footprints of bare feet, but in socks. Some were from valenki, and occasionally we could make out the tread of a ski boot. All of these prints were raised higher than the actual wind-scoured surface of the slope. We followed these prints from the tent in the direction of a spreading cedar, which was clearly prominent on the hill. First we lost, and then we found, the tracks again. They appeared again in the birch-tree undergrowth, and then they went down along the ravine which led to the Lozva River.”