A disturbing series of deaths has emerged from a remote mountainous region in Bulgaria, where six individuals have been found dead under mysterious circumstances. The case began in early February when three men were discovered dead in a burned-down lodge near the Petrohan mountain pass, each shot in the head. Bulgarian authorities have stated that the gunshot wounds were self-inflicted, as the shots were fired from close range and the firearms contained only DNA traces belonging to the deceased.

On Sunday, police uncovered the bodies of two men and a 15-year-old boy inside a camper near the summit of Okolchitsa. The Bulgarian prosecution revealed that these deaths were a result of two murders and one suicide. The connection between the fatalities at Okolchitsa and the Petrohan pass is believed to be significant, given that five out of the six deceased individuals were members of the national protected areas supervisory authority, which is focused on environmental conservation.

The series of events surrounding these deaths has sparked a wave of conspiracy theories and speculation throughout Bulgaria. The nature of the deaths, coupled with the involvement of individuals linked to environmental protection, raises questions about possible foul play or motives behind the tragic events, compelling both authorities and the public to seek answers regarding the circumstances leading to these mysterious deaths.