Since the 50s of the last century, there have been many mysterious planes, shipwrecks, and even news such as the resurrection of the dead and the crossing of the human body in the Bermuda Triangle, and the bizarre events that have been circulating for 65 years are actually a big scam?
In 1502, the ocean-going fleet led by Columbus set foot in the Bermuda Triangle for the first time in human history, and suddenly there was a strong wind on the sea, almost invisible to the sky, all navigation equipment also failed, unable to discern the direction, and later came out because of luck.
The disappearance that really brought up Bermuda was Jones, who documented the mysterious disappearance of ships and planes in the area and blamed the incident on the "Devil's Triangle".
On December 5, 1945, the 19th Squadron of five Avenger torpedo bombers was flying training and mysteriously disappeared while passing through the Bermuda Triangle, and the crew of 14 members was unreported.
Edward Jones saw this news, probably because his professional attributes made him extremely sensitive, and he was worried that he had no writing materials, and wrote the incident of Team Nineteen into his mystery novel:
A Brazilian warship sailing southwest of the Aror Islands suddenly encounters aliens, and the ship and sailors magically disappear together.
Edward Jones published his novel in the 1950 Miami Herald, but the novel based on a plane crash was published and sold out quickly.
Edward Jones also became famous, seizing the opportunity to write dozens of books about Bermuda, each of which was popular and pinched the curiosity of readers.
Many unknown writers saw a new wind.
Writer Vincent Gaddis also took advantage of the reader's curiosity to add some mysterious stories to Bermuda.
Subsequently, the writer Belize also published "Bermuda Triangle", and the events in this sea area of Bermuda became more and more intense.
These books contain a lot of false information, in addition to reasonable explanations for mysterious phenomena, but also fabricate stories that many people know.
Those involved saw the incident become unrecognizable, and out of responsibility to others, the truth was revealed.
The main reason for the disappearance of all members of the Nineteenth Squadron was Captain Charles Taylor.
He has a stubborn personality and does things sloppily. During World War II, he was twice lost at sea and had to abandon the plane and skydive.
During this training, he forgot to bring basic nautical tools: instruments and watches.
After discovering Taylor's Trek, he was asked to hand over the command to someone else, but he preferred to believe his years of flying experience, did not follow the advice of the command center, and continued to fly in the wrong direction.
The deeper into the Atlantic, the worse the weather became, when at least two trainee pilots noticed something was wrong and asked to change course.
But Taylor would be wrong, and eventually the entire squadron would fall into the Atlantic Ocean.
During the rescue, because of the bad weather, the rescue plane caused an indirect explosion due to the gas leakage of the fuel tank.
This flight squadron and the plane of search and rescue, these two incidents are just normal accidents of man, not some frightening supernatural event!
The relevant team wrote in the column of the cause of the investigation report: The unknown reason was just caught up by the writers, and many fictional plots had to be added in order to sell the novel.
Finally, Bermuda's mysterious mystery continues to ferment, and as for why it appears in the book "The Unsolved Mysteries of the World", it is because it is never solved, it is not a mystery at all.
I have to admire the idea of writers is really beyond imagination, to write such a high-selling book does not deny their talent, and it is precisely because of the Bermuda incident that people have learned some literature that they have never been exposed to.
