LOCATION -- LOCATION -- LOCATION
I'm not afraid send me back to the Bermuda Triangle
One of the biggest mysteries is how did so many strange occurences happen is such a small part of the world?
The answer is simple. They didn't! What?!? You thought all those authors were being 100% honest. Hey they were just trying to make an honest buck or two.
Lets take a look at some of the more "notorious disappearances".
- The Bella
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Lost of the coast of Sao Roque Brazil, about 2,000 miles south of the Triangle.
- The Mary Celeste
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Found abandoned near the Azores. That's on the opposite side of the Atlantic Ocean.
- The Atalanta
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No location is known. It left Bermuda heading towards England (away from the Triangle). it was presumed lost in the middle of the ocean.
- The Freya
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Lost off the Western coast of Mexico in the PACIFIC Ocean. Was never even in the Atlantic Ocean
- The Cylops
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Lost in a storm of the coast of New Jersey
- Raifuku Maru
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Lost off the coast of Manhatten Island New York in a major storm Another ship acually watched it go down
- The Globemaster Airplane (1950)
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Went down off the coast of Ireland
- The British York Transport (1953
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Lost somewhere on a flight from the Azores to New Foundland. Never entered the Triangle
- USS Scorpion Nuclear Sub.
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Sank and found near the Azores
- V A Fogg
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Sank and found near coast of Galveston Texas (Gulf of Mexico)
I could go on and probably will.