This strange story is over 20 years old. It happened in Russia, on December 8, 1997 in Kamchatka, at the base of the Russian Navy. On that day, a Russian officer, a captain of the third rank, disappeared. He took up another brigade duty. And the next morning the officer did not appear at the appointed time to surrender his post to the newly interceded. The situation was aggravated by the fact that along with the duty officer, the service weapon, which had to be handed over after the shift, also disappeared.
The official investigation did not produce any results. It just turned out that
that the last time a captain of the third rank was seen by a duty sailor two hours before the end of the shift. According to him, the officer proceeded along the pier to the end of the base and never came back. It also turned out that he did not go home or to his colleagues. When examining the territory of the compound, no traces of the disappeared sailor were found. It turned out that the captain voluntarily left a unit with a service weapon. The case took a very serious turn, so employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs were brought in to the investigation. They blocked possible routes of departure from the Kamchatka Peninsula. In general, these routes were few: a civil airport and naval aviation, with which sailors are traditionally very friendly. The search was unsuccessful: the sailor disappeared.
And two months after the start of the investigation, the remains of a man in the uniform of a captain of the third rank were found in the mountainous region of Kamchatka. They were found by local hunters. It was a complete skeleton with no traces of soft tissue. There were no injuries on the bones that remain after a fight with wild animals or after the separation of soft tissues with a sharp object. The uniform also showed no traces of mechanical damage, but it looked very old. In the pockets of the uniform were documents in the name of the missing officer, but for some reason, they looked surprisingly dilapidated. The find was taken to a military medical institution in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, where military doctors conducted a forensic medical examination. Based on its results, the following conclusions were made: the bone remains belong to a thirty-year-old man who died … about one hundred and sixty years ago!Laboratory analysis of form fragments indicated the same time period. Moreover, all this time, the corpse was in the open air and was not buried.
The investigation decided to transport the strange remains to the mainland, to one of the central military medical institutions of the Ministry of Defense, for more thorough research.
Genetic examination with a high degree of probability established the identity of the remains of the missing officer. The radiocarbon method also confirmed the age of death: 160 years ago.
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Interestingly, since 1996, Kamchatka has experienced a long period of geomagnetic activity. Small earthquakes occurred every day for several years. Tectonic activity was protracted and led to the eruption of two large local volcanoes. Unusual atmospheric phenomena were observed everywhere. Maybe this is the reason for the space-time anomaly in which the missing officer fell? One way or another, there is no other version of the officer's disappearance yet.