‘Green Boots’ could finally be brought home to wife after 30 years frozen on Everest. ‘I will ask: where were you?’
- Content warning: This article contains an image of a dead body The remains of an Indian climber frozen on Mount Everest for 30 years could finally be brought home to his wife, who says she will ask: “Where were you all these years?
- An expert rescue team from India is preparing to embark on a risky mission to recover what they believe are the remains of Dorje Morup, a 48-year-old who died in a blizzard during his team’s descent from the summit of the world’s tallest mountain in May 1996.
- It was only this year that he was identified as ‘Green Boots’, owning to the distinctive lime-coloured Kofl
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- Content warning: This article contains an image of a dead body The remains of an Indian climber frozen on Mount Everest for 30 years could finally be brought home to his wife, who says she will ask: “Where were you all these years?
- An expert rescue team from India is preparing to embark on a risky mission to recover what they believe are the remains of Dorje Morup, a 48-year-old who died in a blizzard during his team’s descent from the summit of the world’s tallest mountain in May 1996.
- It was only this year that he was identified as ‘Green Boots’, owning to the distinctive lime-coloured Kofl
Sources: The Independent