In 1993, six hikers in the Khamar Daban mountains near Lake Baikal suddenly collapsed with horrifying symptoms—foaming at the mouth, clutching their throats, reports of bl**d from eyes and noses, and even smashing their heads against rocks—while one teen girl fled and survived to tell the story. Officially, autopsies listed hypothermia (and a heart attack for the leader), but the bruised lungs, rapid collapse, and chaos have fueled theories of hidden nerve‑agent testing, toxic water, or some unk

Emotional Memorial for Monica in Port Charles