Over the years since 1918, there has been much debate over the possibility that someone may have survived the Ekaterinburg massacre as well as debate over the identity of the remains which were found in the woods, near Ekaterinburg. However, it has been widely accepted over the course of the last decade that nobody survived the massacre because all of the bodies of the deceased Romanovs and the loyal servants who accompanied them have been found.
Below is the link to an article which was written this year, which is very interesting. Could the debate begin again?
May the Romanovs and their loyal servants who died with them rest in peace.
http://www.interfax-religion.com/?act=news&div=8264
The cellar in Ekaterinburg where the family was executed by Bolsheviks in 1918
