
The Usoltsev family disappeared in the taiga in the fall of 2025, search efforts continue
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The Usoltsev family disappeared in the taiga of the Krasnoyarsk Territory on September 28, 2025.
“In a week, as far as I know, the EDDS received one call, but (in fact - ed.) there were exits on all sides, people saw. There is a warning that people should not go into the forest to pick mushrooms and berries. There was a case of a bear entering the village this week... And we ourselves saw it near the village, about three hundred meters from the village of Khabaydak,” said the agency’s interlocutor.
The Usoltsev family - Sergei, Irina and their five-year-old daughter - disappeared near the village of Kuturchin on September 28, 2025: they went on a hike to Mount Buratinka and did not return. They also had a corgi dog with them. The last large-scale search was carried out in June 2026. Now the investigation is considering the version of an accident as a priority, but does not exclude crime.

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