Bermuda Triangle Conspiracy

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Have you ever wondered/thought, does the Bermuda Triangle actually exist? Have you ever wondered whatever happened to the humans that entered the borders of the 3 sided devil's triangle. Why hasn't atleast any one person that entered the Bermuda Triangle come back with an answer?. Explanation, you ask? Today we will be learning just that. Whether the Bermuda triangle is actually dangerous or not?

To start off, the Bermuda Triangle, also known as the Devil's Triangle, is located at the region of the northwestern Atlantic Ocean. The Bermuda Triangle is a mythical section of the Atlantic Ocean which is bounded by Miami, Bermuda and Puerto Rico. Over the past centuries, dozens of planes and ships in the past 100 years have disappeared or met …show more content…

Since, 1945 of the mysterious disappearance there have been interesting events happening about the Bermuda Triangle that could make it slightly more dangerous. With this info in our mind, many historic and famous people were involved in the Bermuda triangle disappearance, for instance, On January 31, 1921 Carroll A. Deering a sailor vanished with all his crew members and was never to be heard or found again. Along with that, just recently on May 15, 2017 a private aircraft (made by mitsubishi motors) was another victim of Bermuda Triangle disappearance, and the most famous disappearance was in 1493 when the first voyage Christopher Columbus, noticed that his compass readings were showing weird directions and signs when he was in the area which is now called the Bermuda …show more content…

Suspicious right? The most rembreable flight or aircraft that went missing, but till this date there hasn't been any clue or record of that flight, which disappeared, it is the mysterious aircraft flight 19. In addition, there are other famous examples of flights, aircrafts and ships for example PBM Martin Mariner, Tudor Star Tiger, Flight DC-3. All of these ships,aircrafts,vessels were sent on a prior mission to do or find someone or something. But till this date there has been not even one human combe bach with an answer. Skeptical

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