Mallory & Irvine: Two and a Half Ice Axes
Review of circumstantial evidence and the ice axe found on Mount Everest in 1933. The axe was originally thought to be George Mallory's and then thought to be Andrew "Sandy" Irvine's. A review of the marks and Irvine's other ice axe shows it is equally likely to be Mallory's or Irvine's.
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Comments are limited to those who actively participated in the channel previously. I do not have time to moderate these comments and new people can participate once the "Watch" video comes out. There will be two more smaller ones and then I expect to release the "Watch" video -- which may be split into two videos.
Thank you, Michael. I'm afraid I'd have been convinced by the photo of the similarly-marked axe and swagger stick. Your tenacity in examining each piece of evidence so thoroughly is admirable.
Hell yeah dude. A new Mike Tracy video is a good way to wind down the day.
This is the mystery that just keeps on giving... Much love to you Michael Tracey for all your hard work and concise non biased information!
This is infuriating,No images from the drone that could answer some questions,
Michael this series of videos continues to be really well presented and thought out. I appreciate the work you are doing on this.
I’ve been increasingly interested in your research into this issue. I personally don’t participate in mountaineering but I love watching videos and reading peoples accounts. Your analysis and thought provoking words on this particular subject have essentially confirmed what I’ve thought for awhile now. That Mallory and Irvine made the summit. Love the videos man please keep them coming.
Thanks for all the videos Michael! I have found myself super interested in the topic and your videos have been lovely!
Thank you for taking the time to make these videos.
Thanks for the book rec, Michael. Already looking forward to your next video and your review of Into the Silence in particular.
I always look forward to a new Michael Tracy video! Great detective work all round 👍
Thank you Michael, always informative.
Thank you for this information, Michael. So easy when reading up for the first time to be misled by 'accepted history'. You're consistently the voice of reason with this!
Another fantastic video, and well laid out argument and evidence.
Been following this investigative series since the beginning and it’s well put together. Michael is a lawyer after all. One day we will know the truth or at least be able to reasonably deduce it. The work is fascinating. Here’s to finding Sandy Irvine someday!
Gripping. Every single word is is valuable and your narration style is succinct and direct, yet light and easy to follow. I’m glued to this entire series. Thanx for all your hard work, Michael!
My favorite KZread notification. Love the work
I love the reference to the himalayan yeti dropping the ice axe.
Why would Sandy have had a swagger stick? He wasn't in the army and it was seen as extremely 'bad form' to carry the accoutrements of one of the King Emperor's Commissioned Officers without holding such a Commission. Someone of Sandy's age, just missing out on the slaughter of WW1, would have been doubly sensitive around any hint that he was stealing valour.
Must have missed this, so a very nice surprise when it popped up. I do really enjoy this series. Looking forward to Galileo!