In April 1992, American traveler Chris McCandless, who took the pseudonym Alex Supertramp, went to an uninhabited part of Alaska, where he tried to survive alone and with a limited amount of food and equipment. He lived in an abandoned bus in Denali National Park, but died after 4 months - August 18, 1992, from exhaustion. Chris's story became the subject of much controversy and gained widespread popularity thanks to the book "Into the Wild" by Jon Krakauer and the film of the same name by Sean Penn. But only one person knew the secrets that led Chris to take such reckless steps .Many did not understand why he left his family or why he did not take a compass with a map when going to such wild places. No one suspected what preceded such a reckless action. 22 years later, in 2014, his sister Karin McCandless found the strength to tell the whole truth about her brother, the environment in which they grew up and the unhealthy relationships in the family that left many heartbreaks. ran. The publishing layout of the book is saved in PDF A4 format.