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Bermuda

*A legendary triangle of Ocean lies between 3 countries upon the Atlantic
*ocean. The Cities are Bermuda, Puerto Rico and Fort Lauderdale. Ships,
*people and aeroplanes have been reported mysteriously disappearing off the
*face of the earth whilst travelling inside this triangle. It soon acquired
*the name Devils Triangle owing to peoples superstitions that the devil
*was at play on this stretch of ocean and gobbling up weary and lost
*travellers with great delight, but what actually was at play inside this
*triangle of rough water, is it really the devil?, or perhaps aliens are
*using this spot as their home base on earth. Maybe it really does contain a
*mystical vortex that sucks people down into a third dimension.
*
*The myth of the mysterious triangle was first begun in an Associated Press
*dispatch of September 16, 1950. Reporter E.V. W. Jones wrote of mysterious
*disappearances of ships and planes between the Florida coast and Bermuda.
*Two years after this article appeared Fate magazine ran an article by
*George X. Sand about a series of strange marine disappearances, each
*leaving no trace whatever, that have taken place in the past few years in
*a watery triangle bounded roughly by Florida, Bermuda and Puerto Rico.
*
*It was not long before ideas and suggestions started forming about this
*piece of ocean. M.K. Jessup wrote about the disappearances and gave ideas
*about alien intelligences being behind them in the book The Case for the
*UFO. The view was also echoed by Donald E. Kyhoe who is noted for his The
*Flying Saucer Conspiracy of 1955. Frank Edwards (Stranger Than Science)
*agreed with the theory of aliens having a local hangout in the triangle as
*well. Finally a man by the name of Vincent H. Gaddis came up with the
*phrase Bermuda Triangle.
*
*Vincent Gaddis wrote an article in February 1964's edition of Argosy and
*incorporated the story later in his book Invisible Horizons titled The
*Deadly Bermuda Triangle. And there was the birth of the now world famous
*myth of the Bermuda Triangle.
*
*Throughout the years it has featured in many many articles, books,
*television series and movies and always portrayed as a very real and
*mysterious thing, but anyone out there with any sense surely will ask
*themselves  how in this day and age could boats, planes and other
*travellers just go mysteriously missing in a certain piece of water?
*wouldn't an aeroplane full of international travellers be afraid to tr...

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