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Bermuda Triangle Conspiracy

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In the same line the Carroll A. Deering was another ghost ship from the Bermuda triangle and resulted in creating one of the biggest Maritimes mysteries since then. The ship, while returning from the Brazil to the Portland in January 1921 was found abundant as well as derelict in the diamond shoals in the North so California. Is this case again the crew member and the captain of the ship were missing? Like in many previous cases they vanished forever and never showed up again. The Marine Sulphur Queen, it was a 524 foot carrier of the sulphur in molten form and had started the sail on the Feb. of 1963 from the port of Beaumont in Texas carrying about 39 crew members. The ship was also reported lost in the Florida Strait on the 4th of February and was lost forever, never to be found again (Mayell n.p.).
Another name was the Ellen Austin: an American schooner who met with another ship in the Bermuda. The other …show more content…

Despite of many incidents in the area of the triangle there were many people who came back alive from the area. With a question like what makes the mysteries of the Bermuda triangle. The following answers can be generated for this …show more content…

If a ship disappeared then it must be from the friends we have from Andromeda who has been traveling across the space and that by the time to steal our secrets of flying or floatation. The presences of the pirates, we all know that piracy is something that occurs in all seas in the globe. The US state department cautions against the meeting with the Vessels that are engaged in the activities near the Bahamas. But in case you have an inspiration for choosing to be one of the pirates, would you not be willing to a place where people will cast blame on the suspicious acts on the methane, the magnetic anomalies and the

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