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Larry Krusche's The Bermuda Triangle Mystery: Solves

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[Conspiracy Theory Essay - Taylor Hauss - Russo - 8C] For Socratic Seminar I believe we should be discussing the Bermuda Triangle. There are many theories on why ships and planes always disappear, including Aliens, a Space-Time Warp, or even the gravitational mascons theory. I myself believe all of these are wrong though. The most believable theory in my opinion is that it doesn’t even exist. Evidence behind this theory: After years of theory after theory, Larry Kusche noticed that the amount of disappearances wasn’t any different compared to other heavily trafficked areas of the ocean. When nobody could prove Larry wrong, many believers lost faith in their theories. When Larry Krusche published his book “The Bermuda Triangle Mystery: Solves”
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