• The Sandbox Home •
Forums Home •

No Longer Registered
|
Nov 02 2015
15:33:09 Nov 02 2015
Read 190 timesMacBeth
In 1959, a group of experienced Russian hikers went missing on a skiing trip. When their camp was discovered, their tents were found torn open from the inside, and they were wearing very little clothing (in Russia, in winter). It gets weirder. The bodies were stained orange with massive internal injuries from a force that a doctor studying the incident compared to that of a car crash. There were no signs of struggle, despite victims with fractured skulls, broken ribs, and one woman missing her tongue, eyes and other parts of her face.
As you’d imagine, all sorts of theories to the cause of the deaths have been tried and tested over the years, but the final verdict was that the hikers died of a “compelling natural force”. What does that even mean? Never has something so ambiguous been so horrifying.
•
REPLY •
• • • • THIS THREAD IS CLOSED • • • •• Closed by Vampirewitch39 on Nov 16 2015 •
• The Sandbox Home •
Forums Home •
RECENT MEMBER PAGES
Elemental (77)

Elemental (77)

Transgressor (54)
ALL MEMBER PAGES
REAL VAMPIRES LOVE VAMPIRE RAVE
Page generated in 0.0517 seconds.