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Speaker 1: The following day, with the search now starting to deliver results,

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Speaker 1: Yuri Blinov, one of the last people to see his

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Speaker 1: Or March the fourth, the Regional Bureau of Forensic pathologist

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Speaker 1: Post mortem, The litany of abrasions and spots of dried

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Speaker 1: Yudin has been summoned by lead investigator lev Ivanov. Incredibly,

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Speaker 1: Rustis is the fifth body to be recovered, while four

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Speaker 1: of Diatlov's team remained missing and the investigation has only

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Speaker 1: just begun. All elements of unexplained are produced by me

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