Death of Henri La Masne

Henri La Masne was a French man who went missing on March 26, 1954, while he was skiing during a storm in the Italian Alps and his body was found in 2005,  after a glacier had receded.

Disappearance
La Manse was an avid skier and hiker who on his birthday, went on a ski trip on March 26, 1954 and disappeared after a storm had taken place.

Discovery of body
On July 22, 2005, the remains of a skier were found at 3,100 meters elevation on a glacier in Valtournenche, Cime Bianche by the authorities. In 2017, the remains were analyzed. Tests showed they were from a man around 30 years old, about 1.65 meters tall. Inspection of this clothing and personal items indicated he had died no earlier than winter 1950, come from a wealthy background, and was likely of French origin.

In 2018, a French woman named Emma Nassem came forward, believing the man to be her missing uncle, Henri le Masne, who disappeared on the Matterhorn during a storm on his birthday in 1954. Subsequent DNA tests confirmed the remains to be his. Masne was a resident of Paris who worked in the finance ministry, described as "quite independent".

Aftermath
The Story's appeared on many news channel which featured his remains and his items that were found with him when he was discovered.