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Hey everyone, I've been following Quang Trong Than's case for a while, and there's one detail that keeps sticking in my mind. I read somewhere that Than, being an experienced hiker, had a very specific ritual when it came to his gear—always meticulous about organizing and double-checking it. But what's puzzling to me is why his helmet and jacket were just left untouched at Red Lake. It seems out of character for someone with his experience to part with essential gear, especially at that elevation and on such a challenging route. Has anyone with hiking experience seen situations where leaving gear behind made sense for safety reasons, or could this indicate something else? Would love to hear your thoughts on this peculiar aspect.
