My name is Teodora
Hadjiyska. I am an independent researcher of the cold case dubbed
the Dyatlov Pass incident. I have been investigating for 12 years now.
I translated the case files and many more documents related to the
case. I went on location with Discovery Channel: Expedition
Unknown (host Josh Gates) in 2019. 
Since
then I have been to the pass on my own in 2022 and 2023 . I
co-authored a book "1079" with a groundbreaking theory that
solves the case. All I need now is proof and I keep finding evidence.
This is the only theory that has produced a prediction that was later
corroborated. I found a can from condensed milk made in 1958 where
there should have been nothing since it is presumed that the hikers
died there without any supplies. Five meters from the bodies I found a
tree fallen in
the first month of 1959. I am not saying this lightly. Behind
every fact there is enormous work of forensic experts, I am traveling
cross country to meet with directors of the plant that manufactured
the tin can. 
For
the tree I was donated a special borer, then submitted the core sample
for a dendrology analysis.
To continue my work
I will need to get to the Northern Urals with a professional metal
detector since the artifacts are deep in the ground. The case has been
cold for 65 years now. I am turning to your generosity and hoping to
touch your curiosity and attract you as like-minded people. Everyone
likes a good mystery but how many can say that they have helped to
solve one?
"The Dyatlov Pass Incident is one of the most confounding
mysteries of the 20th century. Since it occurred in the Soviet Union
sixty two years ago, it has gained world-wide fame and an
international following, resulting in dozens of books, articles, and
documentary films. Teodora Hadjiyska is one of the world’s foremost
authorities on the Dyatlov enigma and also the creator of
Dyatlovpass.com, the most comprehensive website on the subject. I
highly recommend her work!" — Douglas Preston,
International bestselling author and journalist 
"Researcher Teodora Hadjiyska is the world's foremost expert
on the Dyatlov Pass incident, having compiled and translated every
known document related to the case before putting it on the web for
the public to analyze." — Josh Gates, Expedition Unknown
Perks
I will never harm the Boot Rock because I don't want the wrath of the Dead Mountain upon me. I will bring you what the winds have weathered away. The stone has to have willingly separated and began its own journey.
The Bird Rock is on top of the Kholat Syakhl (aka Dead Mountain). This is the closest you will get to a sacred place. People that are aware of its existence ask for permission to go to Otorten, the final destination of the Dyatlov group. The stone that I will bring you will be loose, I will not harm the rock or else I wont live to mail it to you.
This is a tough one because I, like the Dyatlov group, have never reached Mt Otorten. It was their final destination. This year, with your help, I hope to reach this magical place. Legend has it this is a gate to another dimension. There is a warning not to go through the gate. There are things that are "not for us to know". The mountain is dubbed "Don't go there". I will not dare to break a piece, rather lift a stone fallen on its own. The top of the gate has weathered to nothing. it is believed that once the gate opens all hell will break loose, and I do not want to be around when it happens.
This is not my idea. A scientist, author of a book "The Nature of Holy Water" asked me if I can bring him water from where the bodies laid for 3 months. His research shows that the structure of the water changes after it is blessed. He is photographing educed crystals. He wanted to see if the water in this creek is any different from the water in other parts of the mountain. He calls it "water memory".
The tree under which the bodies of Krivonischenko and Doroshenko were found very rarely produces pine cones, so I am not going to lie that I can bring you pine cones from this particular cedar, but there are plenty of cedars nearby. These trees are 200 year old. They all witnessed the tragedy. On the photo is Prof. PhD Momchil Panayotov from the Dendrology department of the University of Forestry, Sofia, Bulgaria, who is helping me with the case. In exchange he is more than happy to accept a pine cone!
"The bizarre deaths of a group of experienced Russian
mountaineers in what is known as the Dyatlov Pass incident have,
for sixty-five years, been considered one of the greatest
mysteries of the 20th Century, captivating the imaginations of
millions. Despite the numerous books and documentaries already
existing on the subject, never before has there been such an
all-encompassing, in-depth exploration of all of the facts. Pavlov
and Hadjiyska's close scrutiny of the case comes complete with
supporting documentation and testimony from those involved in both
the search for the missing climbers and in subsequent
investigations into the case, including forensic scientists.
“1079” is the ultimate compilation and analysis of data on the
subject, culminating in an astounding new theory which finally
offers a plausible explanation for what may have actually happened
to the hikers."
The book is available in four languages: Russian, English,
German and Spanish. Igor Pavlov died before the book came out. I am
the only author you are left with to sign the book. You will get it
with personalized inscription tanking you for contributing to my
fourth expedition to the pass. I believe this expedition will be
crucial for the case.
I will never harm the Boot Rock because I don't want the wrath of the Dead Mountain upon me. I will bring you what the winds have weathered away. The stone has to have willingly separated and began its own journey.
The Bird Rock is on top of the Kholat Syakhl (aka Dead Mountain). This is the closest you will get to a sacred place. People that are aware of its existence ask for permission to go to Otorten, the final destination of the Dyatlov group. The stone that I will bring you will be loose, I will not harm the rock or else I wont live to mail it to you.
This is a tough one because I, like the Dyatlov group, have never reached Mt Otorten. It was their final destination. This year, with your help, I hope to reach this magical place. Legend has it this is a gate to another dimension. There is a warning not to go through the gate. There are things that are "not for us to know". The mountain is dubbed "Don't go there". I will not dare to break a piece, rather lift a stone fallen on its own. The top of the gate has weathered to nothing. it is believed that once the gate opens all hell will break loose, and I do not want to be around when it happens.
This is not my idea. A scientist, author of a book "The Nature of Holy Water" asked me if I can bring him water from where the bodies laid for 3 months. His research shows that the structure of the water changes after it is blessed. He is photographing educed crystals. He wanted to see if the water in this creek is any different from the water in other parts of the mountain. He calls it "water memory".
The tree under which the bodies of Krivonischenko and Doroshenko were found very rarely produces pine cones, so I am not going to lie that I can bring you pine cones from this particular cedar, but there are plenty of cedars nearby. These trees are 200 year old. They all witnessed the tragedy. On the photo is Prof. PhD Momchil Panayotov from the Dendrology department of the University of Forestry, Sofia, Bulgaria, who is helping me with the case. In exchange he is more than happy to accept a pine cone!
"The bizarre deaths of a group of experienced Russian
mountaineers in what is known as the Dyatlov Pass incident have,
for sixty-five years, been considered one of the greatest
mysteries of the 20th Century, captivating the imaginations of
millions. Despite the numerous books and documentaries already
existing on the subject, never before has there been such an
all-encompassing, in-depth exploration of all of the facts. Pavlov
and Hadjiyska's close scrutiny of the case comes complete with
supporting documentation and testimony from those involved in both
the search for the missing climbers and in subsequent
investigations into the case, including forensic scientists.
“1079” is the ultimate compilation and analysis of data on the
subject, culminating in an astounding new theory which finally
offers a plausible explanation for what may have actually happened
to the hikers."
The book is available in four languages: Russian, English,
German and Spanish. Igor Pavlov died before the book came out. I am
the only author you are left with to sign the book. You will get it
with personalized inscription tanking you for contributing to my
fourth expedition to the pass. I believe this expedition will be
crucial for the case.
