Photo - © KKGU
Photo - © KKGU
Consensus
- The Usoltsev family went missing during a hiking trip in the Krasnoyarsk Krai on September 28, 2025.
- The family consisted of Sergey and Iryna Usoltsevs, their five-year-old daughter, and a Corgi dog.
- The family was last seen near the village of Kuturchin while traveling to Mount Buratinka.
- Their car was found with their passports and about 300,000 rubles inside, but no traces of the family were discovered.
- Follow-up search operations were conducted periodically, including in June 2026.
- A fragment of a Scandinavian walking pole was found during a search in June 2026, but forensic analysis confirmed it did not belong to the Usoltsevs.
- The investigation is ongoing, and official data from law enforcement are considered the only reliable source.
- The priority hypotheses are an accident or a criminal act.
- No hidden trails or roads were found that could indicate the family's movement.
Points of divergence
- The investigation previously considered three versions of disappearance — accident, crime, and escape — but later dismissed the last two versions. — m24
- One of the relatives of the Usoltsevs denied that the discovered walking pole fragment belonged to them. — m24
- The media speculation about attacks by wild animals or fleeing abroad has not received official confirmation. — riamo
Coverage (2 sources)
- Accident or crime: priority versions of the disappearance of the Usol'tsevs — РИАМО
- The Investigative Committee named accident and crime as priority versions of the disappearance of the Usoltsev family — Москва 24