Pretty sure they theorised they lived in some place with a mine that the metal made them green, and they were thought to be foreign hence the weird talk

A very weird British mystery though, I love these kind of things

https://www.indiewire.com/2021/02/engineers-frozen-animation-code-dyatlov-pass-mystery-1234614083/

I’m not convinced. Too many strange things. Strange ball of light in the sky. Skin a strange colour. Tent buried in an huge avalanche but still virtually intact

Eyes missing. One of them had their tongue ripped out. The way their bodies were treated afterwards. Lots of birds and animals found dead close by.

The local people were banned from going there or hunting there for years after.

Funny, I was browsing through your photos from 2017 and you only had socks on in one pic, well I guess if can’t glam it up with stockings, socks will do.

There are enough barefoot me pics there to forget the stockings :)

Someone said she was on medication and may have stopped taking it during the time of her death. Maybe she had an episode and crawled in that tank and drowned

Her sister said she had a habit of not taking her meds and becoming extremely irratic. Her toxicology report corroborated that. Also the tank wasn't locked.

The problem isn't necessarily with the tank not being locked - the problem is no civilian should have been able to reach the roof because there were doors..

that could only be opened with staff access.

The prevailing theory is she didn't use the doors to get up there. There are fire escapes and you could just as easy jump to an adjoining roof from a window.

Naw mean? The family's wrongful death suit was unsuccessful in proving negligence on the part of the hotel staff.

Ahh. I never came across that theory. That does explain a lot.

I remember hearing about that

The elevator makes sense if you realise it wasn't working properly and she was trying to get it to work. How she got in the tank is still beyond me though