The person died cold but did not wear clothes - the murder or strange phenomenon did not have a solution?

It is Hypothermia Undressing phenomenon, and so far science is still there.

If anyone ever saw the 2015 Everest movie, it would have seen a very strange scene: when Andy was stuck on a cold mountain and was in danger of dying, he . took off Out of my clothes.

Is this a "tactical" survival that only professional explorers understand?

Strange reality

Oh, it's not like that. Andy is like so many others who have experienced a very paradoxical phenomenon called Hypothermia Undressing.

When the body temperature is lowered to a dangerous level (below 35 degrees Celsius), the victim will suddenly remove all of his clothes, while what they need to do is the exact opposite!

This phenomenon is called peeling clothes when hypothermia.(Illustration).

Rescue teams around the world recorded many such cases, when the body of a dead person died because of the cold, there was no piece of cloth wrapped in body or very little clothing.

Initially, such deaths were suspected of being victims of murders. However, no one found the culprit, and many corpses in the same situation were found elsewhere. What's happening?

The hypotheses behind

Scientists have been scratching their heads for a long time to decipher this phenomenon, and now they offer two hypotheses as follows.

First hypothesis: this phenomenon is a consequence of peripheral vasospasm . In a bone-cracking cold, the body constricts the blood vessels in the limbs to accumulate blood to the main body - keeping the temperature of the organ as high as possible.

This reaction helps vital organs like the brain, lungs . not die because the temperature drops too low.

There is a theory that this is a consequence of peripheral vasospasm.

But when it came to a certain threshold, the body could no longer resist, the muscles that held the pulse would relax, causing the blood vessels to open again like the original state. A large amount of blood from the main body spills into the limb and causes the victim to feel suddenly warmed.

Because of this instant feeling, they took off their clothes and eventually, died of cold.

A large amount of blood from the main body spills into the limb and causes the victim to feel suddenly warmed.(Illustration).

The second hypothesis is that the low temperature disturbs the function of the hills below the brain, which is the center of regulating body temperature.

In this situation, the lower hill area will send a fatal false signal to the entire body that "Here is very hot" - while the truth is not like that.

The hypothalamus is said to be responsible for the loss of consciousness of the victims

However, they all stop at the hypothesis, because Hypothermia Undressing is often accompanied by another phenomenon that is equally strange: The victim himself buried himself in the snow or crawled into narrow places like the car, in small rocks. Cases of death in the house hide behind the wardrobe, under the table .

The body of a 91-year-old man who died of cold was found under the bed.

This in turn led to a third hypothesis of murder murder , because the location of the bodies that looked like perpetrators was trying to hide. However, these "cases" almost fell into deadlock, and the authorities were still forced to bring Hypothermia Undressing phenomenon into the hypothesis.

No conclusions are yet completely conclusive and convincing for this strange phenomenon. The scientific community will continue to search and the answer will probably show up in the nearest day.