Are the bodies of Scott Fischer, Rob Hall and others still on Mount Everest?

In May 1996, five climbers died high on Mount Everest’s south side. They were from Adventure Consultants and Mountain Madness teams. The climbers were caught in a murderous storm while descending from the summit. Four members of the Adventure Consultants expedition lost their lives, including Rob Hall, Andy Harris, Doug Hansen and Yasuko Namba while Scott Fischer was the sole casualty of the Mountain Madness expedition.
In this video, I have discussed whether or not the bodies of Rob Hall, Scott Fischer, Andy Harris, Doug Hansen and Yasuko Namba are still on Everest. The circumstances in which they died have also been explained in chronological order. Moreover, I have tried to map the exact locations where they succumbed to the harsh elements of the mountain.
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Timestamp
00:00 Intro
01:00 Doug Hansen
06:54 Andy Harris
09:25 Yasuko Namba
13:06 Scott Fischer
20:51 Rob Hall
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The 1996 Everest Disaster
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[@laurabell48]

Thank you for the respectful, informative, detailed video

[@epicadventurearchives]

Thanks for watching!

[@judyo923]

Once again - a perfect video about very intricate events. You are always so respectful and concise. Thank you, I've always wondered where this all took place on the mountain!

[@epicadventurearchives]

Thanks again!

[@thesussexbunion]

It seems oddly appropriate to hear David Breshear mentioned, knowing that he just died recently.

[@tdurb0]

Brilliantly explained video, thank you for this upload 👏🏻

[@epicadventurearchives]

Glad it was helpful.

[@WienGolf]

Thank you for another interesting video! Although you often report on disasters in the mountains, one never gets the feeling that this happens out of sensationalism. Your stories are always reverent and highly interesting. I especially appreciate the always detailed maps of the events, which I can only find in this accuracy here on your channel. Many thanks for your work!

[@epicadventurearchives]

Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching.

[@christopherreinsmith1401]

Yasuko was recovered!! , Rob Hall's body, ( south summit ), moved down, after years, and is not viewable, anymore! Scott Fisher, is still up, by the balcony, actually, below it, and was moved, out of sight!

[@okrafeet]

Thank you. Very informative.

[@user-js6um9fu6u]

Excellent video.. Loved the detailed maps and pictures... !

[@epicadventurearchives]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@TerenceD-mw7nq]

Absolutely amazing job thank you for this😊👏

[@jeanjacote5891]

Your accent is absolutely fine. You are easy to understand in English.

[@sheilabloom6735]

Yes, they are still there.

[@somjasa]

Thank You!😺

[@agotaszots2601]

Can I hear in English??Hardly funny the narrative.

[@Joseph-fw6xx]

English is not use anymore where have u been

[@scottwilliam7251]

Hansen never fell off the mountain. He was tangled up with Rob and buried under 1m of ice under Rob. They moved Rob I believe, but Doug Hansen is still there on the South Summit.

[@ihcman9130]

where did you hear this?

[@M00N.L1GHT]

Really? That’s not my understanding, but I am in no way an expert.