Hello, and welcome to Psychic Teachers. I'm your host, Samantha Fay,
and I'm Deb Bowen, and we're so happy to have you back. Deb.
I just want to tell everyone if he didn't see the photo I posted
on Facebook, I was able to see Deb live and in person on stage,
and she was fabulous. That's why she was unable to be with us
last week. How was your time on stage? Deb? I had such
a good time, Samantha. You know, every time I invited or cast
to do a show, I think, oh, good golly, I'm too
old for this, I can't do this, and then I do and I
have so much fun. And this latest show I did was with a great
group of people that I'd never worked with before, and they were so wonderful
and so kind, and we had such a good time. And except for
a couple of seats on a couple of nights, we were sold out for
two solid weekends of this play and people just laughed and loved it and had
such a good time. And I think that's one of the reasons I enjoyed
doing comedy so much, is because it does give people a chance to get
out of their day to day routine and just laugh at themselves and sometimes the
world around them. Interestingly, my last line of the show is, yes,
there's a lot of life left in the old girl yet, and I'm
referring to a house. But I sure took that to heart for myself as
well, So there is that. Well. I thought you were absolutely wonderful.
I did love the entire cast. It was funny, and I got
to see Dub kind of in a wedding dress right at the end, or
was it just the veil? The gown? It was so strange. The
gown I had on was just some kind of a fancy off white colored thing
and then a kimona on top of it. Because my new spend and I
are on our way to honeymoon in Tokyo, so I've already bought a Kimona.
And yes, I was indeed wearing a bridle veil. So that was
tons of fun. It was so fun and I loved I loved your hair,
and your makeup was on point. Girls, I did my own makeup.
Can you believe that I did my own makeup? Well, I'm excited
to see you back on stage, but I'm really happy to have you back
with us this week. I'm happy to be back, and I'm excited to
have this conversation today about haunted triangle areas in America. So you know,
I'll do my best to be like not spooked. Okay, here we go.
Okay, it's not super spooky. It's just kind of interesting because you
know, we've all heard of the Bermuda triangle, but there are so many
other of these weird, spooky triangle locations throughout America. The word triangle has
become synonymous with locations that are known for paranormal and UFO activity. And it's
believe that these triangular locations form a type of portal or gateway for other beings
to interact with us. Oh boy, yeah, So, like you can
google some of these triangle locations that we're going to talk about and maps will
come up, and it will show you that in this perfectly gritted triangle,
all sorts of weird stuff happens. And it does make you wonder, like
why why these areas? What is being drawn here? Is it really a
portal? Is it just a place like we were talking about when we did
the Vortex show where the veil is thinner? I don't know, I don't
know, either. But you know, I got off on a tangent.
And we've done several episodes about this in the past, some years ago,
about researching lay lines and connections between places and gridded locations on the on the
globe, and the triangle triangulation of the places that we're going to be talking
about in this episode. I think a red to that, don't you,
I do, I do, all right. The first one we're gonna discuss
is probably one of the best known areas. It's called the Bridgewater Triangle,
and this is a mysterious area in southeastern Massachusetts that's known for its plethora of
paralable phenomena unexplained events in urban legends. So here are some notable stories and
incidents that are associated with the Bridgewater Triangle. The first one is the Dighton
Rock and it's one of the earliest recorded mysteries of the Bridgewater Triangle. The
Dyton Rock is a forty ton boulder covered in mysterious petroglyphs along the Taunton River.
The origins and meetings of these carvings have puzzled historians and archaeologists for centuries,
leading to various theories ranging from Native American symbols to ancient Viking inscriptions.
So it kind of reminds me of like the Voyage Manuscript, where we just
haven't been able to decode what these petroglyphs are, what they're trying to tell
us no idea. Isn't that fascinating? And you know, there's recently been
some discussion in scientific communities about the timing of when Viking explorers came to this
continent and interacted with folks. So we're really, we really don't know,
no, and it could be much earlier than we had thought. That's right,
we need like a Rosetta stone to help us interpret these. I don't
know why. It reminds me of that old Twilight Zone episode. It's one
of my favorite when the aliens land and they meet with the President of the
United States and they hand them a book and it's covered in petroglyphs and they
give it to the best you know, cryptographers and everyone else to try to
code breakers. And when the president is getting on the ship to go to
the I don't know what was it, Venusians or Martians. I don't know
what Twilight Zone Rod Sterling was thinking, but the President's getting on the ship
to go back to their planet, and one of the codebreakers runs up and
goes, mister president, mister President, it's a cookbook to serve man,
it's a cookbook. Do you remember that. I'd forgotten about it, but
yes. So maybe the Dighton Rock is giving us some warning and we don't
know what it says. I know, we don't have a clue, all
right, So the next piece of this fascinating area, I'm going to try
to pronounce this am I say it correctly, samanthots puckwoodgees, puckwodgies wedgies,
puck wedgies. So, according to first people's beliefs in this area of Massachusetts,
the Wampanog tribe believed that mischievous forest spirits who are the punchwug giese said
to inhabit the swamps and forests of the Bridgewater Triangle. These small humanoid creatures
are believed to possess magical powers and have been blamed for a variety of strange
occurrences, including disappearances and mysterious lights in the woods. Legends say these small
creatures are about two to four feet tall. They have smooth gray skin and
are known for luring people to their deaths. The name apparently means little wild
man of the woods who vanish. They've been known to attack with knives and
arrows and push people over cliffs yup. They can disappear at will and have
been known to shape shift into animals. The police have gotten so many reports
of sightings in this area that a Hugewogy crossing sign now hangs near the Freetown
State Forest, located in Fall River, Freetown and Lakesville, Massachusetts. Fall
River is the home of Lizzie Borden, who murdered her father and stepmother with
an axe, as we all know, in the eighteen nineties. In the
Freetown State Forest, a one hundred foot cliff known as the Ledge overlooks a
quarry, and there have been several suicides here, which some have attributed to
being precipitated by punchwood cheese. One Massachusetts woman reported seeing a punchwood cheek in
the forest who continued to pester her by tapping on her window at night as
she slept. So you know what I was first reading about this one,
Samantha, I was thinking about those creatures from celtic iclore, like kelpies,
and some of those legendary little folks over there who are known to be mischievous
maybe is a better word, but I don't ever remember reading anything about those
legends over there where we're talking about them having knives and such, and well,
you know who mentions the legend of them with knives and little arrows is
JK. Rowling in the Harry Potter series. That's interesting. All right,
now you've got me intrigued, and I'll go back and look. Okay,
let's go on. Okay, so over when in the Hackamack Swamp, it's
often referred to as the Devil's Swamp. It's a vast wetland within the Bridgewater
Triangle known for its eerie atmosphere and reported paranormal activity. Numerous sightings of strange
creatures, unexplained noises, and ghostly apparitions have been reported by visitors and locals
alike, adding to the area's mystique. Archaeologists have discovered an eight thousand year
old burial site here, and artifacts such as arrowheads and stone tools believed to
be more than ten thousand years old. Here are just a few of the
weird things that have been reported in this swamp. In the eighteenth century.
There's a newspaper article titled Yellow Day which claims that the swampy area was bathed
in a yellow sulpheric light. People said the blue sky was completely gone.
All they could see for miles when they looked up was an eerie yellow sky.
There have been numerous UFO sidings as well. In the early nineteen seventies,
patrons at a diner reported that the power went out for several minutes.
When it came back on, they saw two large disc shaped formations in the
dirt behind the diner. Several residents throughout the years, including police officers,
have reported seeing a large bird that sounds a lot like mothman, but it's
called the thunderbird by locals. You know, there's a swamp area not far
from where you and I live, Samantha, that I would drive through on
my way every week for two years to grad school, and every single time
that I was getting ready to enter that area, I would I don't know
what it made me do it, but I turned off the radio or the
CD player and I drove very carefully, in silence through this swampy area and
across these little bridges. It gave me the creeps, and my second year
of grad school, I think it was I got out of class after dark,
drove home for two and a half hours in the dark through that little
area, and it always just freaked me out. I always just kind of
prayed my way through that swamp area. And there are lots of legends about
it as well, but just just it gave me this crazy feeling. I
don't know what that was about, you know. One of my first jobs
after college was as a newspaper reporter, and an article I was assigned to
write was on a swamp in our area but an hour from where I live
that locals have always called the Fountain of Youth, and they couldn't figure out
why. Throughout the years, when people would bathe in this swamp, they
would tend to feel a lot better. And I guess I shouldn't say bathe
in it, but they would like walk through it and if they had like
a cut on their on their ankle or something, it would heal well.
Finally, they did some research on it, and it turned out that it
grew these these reads that would get mold, and so when you were walking
through the wet area of this swamp, you were actually walking looking in basically
penicillin. How about that? Isn't that cool? It is cool, But
I don't think that's a swamp I was in. No, probably not,
or at least driving through, I wasn't in the swamp. Let's talk about
the Freetown State Forest, located within the Bridgewater Triangle. The Freetown State Forest
has gained a reputation as a hotspot for paranormal activity and criminal behavior. Numerous
urban legends and chilling stories around this forest, including reports of cult activity,
Oh Lord, animal mutilations, and sighting of mysterious creatures such as Bigfoot and
phantom black dogs. Why would you want to go hang out in this place?
Doesn't sound very welcoming. But what's interesting about a lot of these triangular
locations is that in addition to the paranormal stuff, there does seem to be
heightened reports of criminal activity. Like we mentioned the Lizzy Borden case before,
it does seem to be something negative in these areas that kind of brings out
the worst in certain people. And I don't know what that's about. I
don't know either which comes first here, I mean, or is it criminals
who are attracted to this place or is it this place who attracts criminals right
exactly. One of the most famous urban legends associated with the Bridgewater Triangle is
the tale of the red headed hitchhiker who haunts Route forty four. According to
local lore, drivers traveling along this stretch of road have reported encountering a ghostly
hitchhiker with flaming red hair who vanishes without a trace when approached. He's usually
described as a man between forty five and fifty five. The stories are all
very similar. Someone is driving along the road, usually alone, when they
see the red headed man on the side of the road. When they pick
him up, he gets in the back seat and remains silent, ignoring questions
and just staring at the driver. He eventually vanishes or is no longer there
when they turn the look. This is usually followed by scarlaughter. Some report
that his laughter feels like it's all around them, rather than coming from one
direction. A few have even said his creepy laughter comes through their radio speakers.
Now that would really freak me out. One woman was driving alone when
she passed the hitchhiker and refused to pick him up. The radio started to
scan the stations all by itself and then became so loud it shook the car.
The man then disappeared from her rear view mirror, and his laughter could
be heard through her radio speakers. So I have lots to say about this
one. Yeah. No, there was a time in my life and a
land far far away, when I picked up hitchhikers because often I knew them.
Of course, they were friends on their way to the beach and that
sort of thing, and we weren't really afraid to pick up somebody who probably
legitimately just needed a ride from point A to point bit. Today, probably
I would not pick up a hitchhiker, and probably not being a woman driving
alone. And I just really I wouldn't be doing that. Yeah, No,
I would have Keith Morrison in my head going it was a lonely,
cold dark evening when sum the ferry. There's no way. There's way too
many true crime shows. Well I wouldn't. I wouldn't be doing that either.
And so as you were talking about this, I wondered how long it's
been since he's been seeing Well, I did find some pretty recent reports.
I'd say I think the most recent article I came across was about eight nine
years ago. Uh huh, So I don't know. Maybe there are still
some people who pick up hitchhikers. Maybe, deb And I love a writer
called Simone Saint James, and I just read her newest book, Murder Road,
and it's all about them picking up a hitchhiker on the side of the
road and there's a ghost there, and it's all, you know, because
she always writes about ghost and they have to solve a murder connected to the
ghost. But now that I think about it, even though that book just
came out this spring, she said it in the nineteen eighties, right,
And I wonder if she had to do that because so few people pick up
hitchhikers these days. I bet that's true. All right, This next one's
kind of gruesome. Do you want to tell it quickly? Okay, I'll
just do it real fast, y'all. The Dightened Animal Killings. In the
nineteen nineties, a series of gruesome animal mutilations occurred in the town surrounding the
Bridgewater Triangle, sparking fears of a possible cult activity or supernatural phenomenon. The
mysterious killings, which involved ritualistic mutilation and decapitation of animals remains unsolved, adding
to this area's aura of mystery and danger. So my guess is, in
reading this and the research that you did on this, Samantha, this is
different from like the cattle mutilation situations that we see more out west. Yeah,
it seemed more ritualistic, more almost like a sacrifice, and so it
seemed more cult connected rather than cattle connected. Right, And in the cattle
connections there, of course, in those and those mutilations, there's no blood.
It's all laser precise. It's very surgical in Colordia. And that doesn't
sound like what you're describing here, right, all very sad, I know
it really is. In Massachusetts is such a beautiful state, it is,
But they're home to their own share of weirdness in this triangle area. Okay,
let's talk about another triangle area that is not as well known, the
Alaska Triangle, which is also sometimes called the Alaska Bermuda Triangle. This is
an area of wilderness in the state of Alaska where numerous unexplained disappearances and strange
occurrences have been reported over the years. So here are just a few of
the strange ones. Just does the disappearance of Flight twenty two. In nineteen
fifty, Northwest Airlines Flight two five oh one disappeared while flying from New York
City to Seattle. The plane, carrying forty four passengers and crew, vanished
without a trace, somewhere over the Alaska Triangle. Despite extensive search efforts,
no wreckage was found or bodies were ever recovered, leaving the fate of the
plane and its occupants a mystery. I always find that strained when planes just
completely disappear like that. Tell us about the other one, the little Cessna.
Well, that one just breaks my heart. I mean what you've just
talked about, Darris. But let me tell the next one. This is
the disappearance of a Cessna three forty, and it's forty years later. In
nineteen ninety, this aircraft, piloted by Mark Matter and Dan McNeely, disappeared
while flying over the Alaska Triangle. The plane, en route from Anchorage to
Yakutat, vanished from radar without sending out a distress signal. Despite an extensive
search operation involving military aircraft and ground teams, no trace of the plane or
its documents was ever found. Wow. Yeah, and you think about the
little black box that these planes have then the location responders and they don't find
any of that. It reminds me of the missing plane that went missing over
Malaysia. Yeah, I was thinking about that as you were talking about Flight
twenty two and other planes that we know have disappeared in real mountainous areas,
like the horrible plane crash in the Andes of the young people who are rugby
players. They were all found, they were found, but boy, it
took a while. It did take a while, it did. And I'm
thinking, Okay, so there a snowstorm all of a sudden and it's been
gone. I mean, who knows. But in nineteen fifty they may not
have had the technology as much as we're talking about, But in nineteen ninety
they sure did, right, So I don't know. That's just so very
sad. Well. Then, in nineteen seventy two, the Stver's family,
consisting of six members, disappeared while flying in their private plane over the Alaska
Triangle. Their plane was a single engine Piper Cherokee, again vanished without a
trace during a flight from Anchorage to white Horse, Yukon. Despite an intensive
search effort involving military and civilian aircraft, no records or bodies were ever found.
Now, what's interesting is many pilots and residents of Alaska have reported a
strange phenomenon they have experienced while flying over or traveling through the Alaska Triangle,
and these include unexplained electromagnetic anomalies, compass malfunctions, and mysterious lights in the
sky. Some have speculated that these phenomenon could be caused by a geological or
atmospheric anomaly, while others believe they may be evidence of extraterrestrial activity or inter
dimensional portals. Remember when we did our show on the Bermuda Triangle and we
covered that famous story of the guys. I think it was just after World
War Two and they were just doing routine training and they have the audio of
them as they go into the Bermuda Triangle and their compass must have completely malfunctioned
because they thought they were in a totally different location than they were. And
that was four or five planes and they've never been recovered, right, I
do remember that. And you know, as you're talking, I'm thinking about
just the globe itself and how far north Alaska is. And I bet you
that if we had go down this rabbit hole further, we might find some
similar anomalies and flight mishaps and other countries at that same latitude and longitudinal kind
of area, just as we find in the South Pole as well. And
I just wonder if all of this has something to do with the Earth's magnetic
field. And this is just stabbed the non scientist surmising. No, but
that's a really good point. So if you took that latitude longitude and carried
it around the globe and then research that area, I don't think that's non
science y. I think that's very it's a very good points. Yeah,
another rabbit hole to go down where we gett's right in our free time exactly.
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So, Samantha, let's go to Vermont. Let's talk about the Bennington Triangle,
which is an area of southwestern Vermont known for its history of unexplained disappearances
and mysterious occurrences. It roughly covers the area of Glastonbury, Woodford and Bennington,
Vermont. So after five people went missing between nineteen forty five and nineteen
fifty and their disappearances were never solved, rumors started swirling about government secret projects,
alien abductions, and even the monstrously ravenous Wendigo creature. Locals have long
belief that the veil is thinner, while others believe it's the home to an
interdimensional portal, which is just one explanation for the large number of people that
go missing in this area and Here are some of the most notable stories and
incidences associated with the Vermont Triangle. Tell Us about Paula Weldon. In nineteen
forty six, eighteen year old Paula Welden vanished while hiking on the Long Trail
near Glastonbury Mountain. Despite extensive search efforts involving hundreds of volunteers and law enforcement
agencies, no trace of Paula was ever found, and her disappearance still to
this day, remains one of the most enduring mysteries of the Bennington Triangle.
Just around that same time, experienced hunting guide Midi Rivers disappeared without our trees
as well. He was leading a group of hunters near the Somerset Reservoir and
again an extensive search operation hundreds of volunteers military personnel, but no sign of
Rivers was ever found, and just like Paula, his disappearance is still baffling
investigators to this day. Team forty nine, James Tedford disappeared. He was
a World War II veteran. He vanished from a crowded bus traveling through the
Bennington Triangle. Witnesses reported seeing him on the bus shortly before it reached the
last stop at Bennington, but when the bus arrived, he had disappeared without
a trace. His belongings were still on the bus and there was no sign
of foul play. Someone beamed him up, Dub. That's exactly what I
thought, Samantha. It's like, oh, yikes, you know, here
come the people who take people on the ship. Here we go? Is
you know what? I was just thinking. If all these locals and these
different paranormal triangle locations think it's an interdimensional portal, I totally get that.
I'm down with that. I love doing the research on our dimensional time jumping
show. I remember that when a couple of years back, I do.
That was a fun show. It was, and it definitely made me think
about this idea of portals. So I get it and I'm on board with
it. But if there is an interdimensional portal, why aren't like lovely things
happening, like angels popping through? Why is it always creepy stuff and people
disappearing? I don't like that. Well, it depends on where the other
dimensions are. Great, But do you ever hear a hotspot for angels?
No, I don't dear, or a hotspot for miracles, Like wouldn't that
be great. Maybe some of the marry In sightings could be considered that.
I would think, let's go with that, let's do I like that idea
because I love reading about Marion sightings. Actually, But you know, I
wonder in all of these cases, the ones that we've just described here,
of these people who just poof just here, yeah, out of the Bennington
triangle. Wonder if they want it to go. I don't know. I
don't either. Well, you know, I'm a big fan of the missing
four one one work by Dave Polaid's. Yes, and if no one's heard
of that, just go find his YouTube channel because he's phenomenal and he's done
some amazing work on people who go missing in all sorts of weird areas,
but mainly he started with state parks and some of the conclusion well, he
hasn't drawn conclusions as to why this is happening, but he has drawn conclusions
as to who they're taking, and it's it does feel as though there's a
reason behind it. Like so many men who have gone missing deb in these
missing four one one cases are basically geniuses. Oh yeah, and it just
makes you think, like, what are they after here? Right? All
right? Tell us about the Glastonbury Mountain curse. So, according to local
folklore, Glastonbury Mountain, located in the heart of the Bennington Triangle in Vermont,
is cursed. Old legends speak of evil spirits and forces inhabiting the mountain,
and some believe that these entities are responsible for the disappearances of all these
and these strange occurrences that happen. In addition to the disappearances, the triangle
has been the site of other bizarre incidences, including, of course, UFO
sightings, Bigfoot encounters. I always find that interesting they go together an unexplained
phenomenon. Some believe that these events are connected to the supernatural forces said to
lurk within the Vermont Triangle. Love the language of that, I'll talk about
what I mean by that. But despite investigations by law enforcement agencies and amateur
sleuths and all sorts of hunters, the mysteries of the Vermont Triangle have never
been fully explained. This area continues to attract curiosity seekers, paranormal investigators,
and thrill seekers hoping to uncover the truth behind it's enematic history. I find
it fascinating that whenever anything is written about a place, or a sequencing of
events that are in some way connected as what we're talking about here in this
episode. There's always, somehow in another a connection of UFO sightings and Bigfoot
and a host of other pieces of the puzzle that all seem to fit together.
And every once in a while I step back and I think, do
they really? I mean, in my mind, Bigfoot is this big guy
who hangs out in the forest. You know, He's like the quintessential hangout
in the forest and back to nature person thing. I don't think of UFOs
in that same way. I don't know that they're connected they I of course
don't know, but I do think of them as being very separate and distinct
and different energies. And I guess, yeah, no, you are making
sense, and we don't. Like you've never heard a report with a Bigfoot
encounter where they thought he was or she was incredibly intelligent. It's always like
this giant ape like creature. But when you have people who alleged to have
encountered extraterrestrial beings, they always seem to be incredibly intelligent, much more so
than we are. And that's one reason why I don't often put those two
together, and yet look at Skinwalker Ranch. I mean, how many times
have those two got hand in hand there as well? Absolutely, I think
that's just perhaps some way that the media or folks who haven't processed the possibility
of them being very different all up all that unknown stuff together. I may
be wrong about that, but it certainly seems that way to me. You
know what, I've often speculated. You know, you see these reports of
these extraterrestrial beings, and usually they're they're depicted as being pretty small in stature
and not not super strong. I think one of the best reports we have
of an alleged alien abduction is Travis Walton, who was in the forest with
his friends working for a logging company and they saw him be abducted. Remember
they the police thought his friends had actually hurt him, and then were investigating
him for a potential for the friends for a potential murder. And then Travis
shows up several days later like ten pounds then are in a huge beard,
and he said that the Grays abducted him and that they were tiny and he
was able to fight them. They were like little and had no strength.
So what if what if Bigfoot is like our version of a Doberman or a
whiteweiler. You know, it's like just their little security force. Who knows.
I mean, I just have no idea. And the other thing that
I think is weird is there's always a mountain connected to a lot of these
mysterious places, and people will report seeing UFOs go in and out of these
mountains. You know. One of the things I didn't include in these notes
because I feel like it should be a show all to itself. There was
just too much on it. But there's a hidden underground pyramid in Alaska in
this location. Yeah, and there's been all sorts of weird stuff cited and
experienced around that underground pyramid. We'll have to do a show on that at
some point, I know. And yes, as you're talking and thinking about
mountains and so forth, one piece of that that seems logical to me is,
yes, in fact, if beings are coming to Earth from other places,
well it would be easier for them to get to the top of a
mountain than down in some kind of valley somewhere, you know. Yeah,
But then there's the San Louis Valley question that has skinwalker ranches and some of
that stuff. So I don't really know. But as you're talking, I'm
thinking back to Golly forty some years ago when Shirley McClain wrote out on a
limb and she is for a period of time with a friend of hers in
the mountains of Peru, and they're talking to the people in this village where
they are staying, and they ask, you know, have you ever seen
any odd lights or being kind of hanging out here in the mountains? And
the answer from every single one of them was yes, that's very common where
we live, so wild. And then I wonder, there's the thought that
there's so much quarts in these mountains, is that a conductor of energy that
helps facilitate their propulsion machines? Like who knows? Often wondered if that's why
Steven Spielberg chose to film Close Encounters of the Third Kind at Devil's Tower,
because that's what Devil's Tower is is giant based courts. Well, I heard
a Coast to Coast interview years ago that said that mysterious government officials asked Steven
Spielberg to write that movie to see how we would respond. Ooh, that's
an interesting thought. I don't know, I know, let's move on to
Michigan, shall we Yes? Okay, so there's there's a triangle in Michigan.
I did not know this one. The mystique of the Michigan Triangle dates
back centuries, with indigenous folklore recounting tales of strange disappearances and unexplained phenomenon within
its boundaries. Records of these anomalous events began to surface in the late nineteenth
century, which coincided with the rise of maritime activity in the Great Lakes region.
Notable incidents include the vanishing of ships and planes. Add to this,
sudden elect ronnic valfunctions, weird weather patterns, and unexplained sightings have all added
to the paranormal lore of this area. One of the most enduring mysteries of
the Michigan Triangle is the series of disappearances that have occurred within its waters.
Vessels ranging from small boats to large ships have vanished without a trace, leaving
behind no wreckage or evidence of their fate. Among the most well known cases
is the disappearance of the s S. Francisco Morazen in nineteen sixty, which
vanished near South Manitou Island under circumstances that remain unexplained to this day, just
as many planes as ships go missing in this strange area too. One such
incident occurred in nineteen fifty when Northwest Airlines Flight two five zero one, carrying
fifty eight passengers disappeared over Lake Michigan without issuing a distress call. Despite extensive
search efforts, the wreckage has never been recovered, leaving behind a haunting mystery
that continues to intrigue aviation experts today. And reports of sudden and unexplained electronic
malfunctions as we've mentioned, have further contributed to the mystique of the Michigan Triangle.
Pilots and sailors have reported instances of navigation equipment malfunctioning or becoming completely inoperable
while in the area, leading to concerns about potential electromagnetic anomalies or other unknown
forces at play. Geologists, meteorologists, and marine biologists have conducted studies to
investigate potential natural explanations for this paranormal phenomenon. While some anomalies can be attributed
to known environmental factors, others remain elusive, challenging the boundaries of our current
scientific understanding. And finally, we have one more spooky, haunted triangle to
discuss, and that is where else in Nevada. Did you know that between
Fresno, Las Vegas and Reno, more than two thousand planes have vanished in
the past fifty fifty years, just gone missing. Let's talk about the series
of aircraft disappearances that have occurred. Numerous pilots have reported encountering disturbances that they
can't explain while we're flying over this region, including sudden loss of communication,
instrument malfunctions, and strange weather patterns. One of the most well known cases
is the disappearance of millionaire aviator Stephen Fausted in two thousand and seven, whose
aircraft vanished without a trait while flying over this rugged terrain of Nevada. I
remember that one so well. I do know who Stephen Foscett was. Yeah,
that was really strange because he was so well known and had his wife
had so many personal financial resources. They searched for him forever I know,
and didn't find a trace. I do remember that one reports have encounters with
unidentified aerial phenomena, one which of course we still call UFOs, have further
contributed to the mystique of this Nevada Triangle. Pilots, military personnel, and
civilians have reported sightings of strange lights, unusual aircraft, and other objects in
the sky above the region. While skeptics attribute these sightings to natural or man
made phenomena, others believe they may be indicative of extraterrestrial activity or advanced military
technology. You might remember a recent sighting by family back in April of twenty
twenty three, just a little over a year ago, when the Kenmore family
called nine to one one to report something that looked to be quote not human
in their backyard. Yikes. The family even took some pretty convincing video of
the incident. Police investigated mainly because other officers had spotted a mysterious flashing light
that same evening in the sky. Well. Just last month, the veteran
crime scene recreation expert named Scott Roder analyzed the video that shows two creatures in
the Kenmore's backyard and says the video has not been altered and he believes he
is seeing the image of not one, but two beings. He told reporter
Rich Johnson. Once you see it, you can't deny it. There's no
eddy. This is an original video. We tried to debunk it to see
if there was something that was added to the video. All our results come
back as it was authentic. Johnson writes it took a lot of views before
he spotted something that he initially missed two beings in the video at the same
time. Rotor used motion tracking software, which also pinpoints the source of the
motion, and says that he took the vector motion in space and then we
attached that to a figure in the background to show that the movement of the
shadow reflects the movement of a body that is attached to a head. We
don't believe it's a floating head. We believe it's attached to a body,
and the motion of that head from right to left is consistent with the motion
that we see between the slats of the fence. It's there. It's absolutely
there. End quote. That was a pretty big story last year. I
don't know if you remember that one. We might have covered it in one
of our paranormal news stories. But that family was on video, and what's
interesting is you can hear their shocked response on video. You know how sometimes
you can tell when something's kind of been planned or hoaxed. They don't have
the same initial gut reaction of shock and all. But you can hear it
in the video, and you can also hear on another video of the police
officers talking to them, and the police officers say like, yeah, like
we responded because we saw some weird stuff in the sky too. There's just
so much that adds credibility to this sighting and this report from the crime scene
expert Scott RhD Or that just was released a couple of weeks ago. What
would you do? I mean, you have a fenced in backyard. What
would you do if you looked out of your kitchen window and low and pole,
they are these people hanging out in your backyard. What would be your
first response to that? Well, if they were people, I called nine
one one, But what if they were sort of people? If they were
sort of people, I get my holy water? What would you do?
I called Joel? But besides, I don't know. I mean I would
I would want someone to verify it. I mean I would certainly call the
police, obviously I would, But but what how do you even begin to
process that? Like this family's trying to. I don't know. I'll tell
you it's weird. My daughter Olivia and I were driving home the other night,
and we're coming into the neighborhood and there is this bright green light,
not flashing, not blinking, just a solid circle of green light, big,
big, big, big above the right, hovering above the tree line.
And I was like, Olivia, what is that? And she's like,
I don't know, Mom, that's weird. And so I pulled the
car over and I was like, take video. And I'm watching her video
it through her phone and it does not look as clear and as it just
looked different through her phone right, And I'm like, oh, I wish
we could capture these things as they are. And so we just kind I
drove very very slowly and we just followed it as it bobbed above the trees.
We had all the windows down. It was making no sound, and
then it just blinked out and disappeared. So I, you know, obviously
I know the area I live in, so I whipped around the neighborhood behind
ours. We could not find this thing again. So I sent the video
to a couple of people who know about this stuff and you know, have
used drones, and they said it's probably a drone, but drones normally have
a green light and a red light, and the lights aren't that big and
you can usually hear them, and in that video you can tell it's silent.
So I don't know what it was. I'm not claiming you know,
we saw a UFO. I don't know what it was, but I'll tell
you it was weird because we had this moment of like, what the hell
is that? And then the next ding we just didn't talk about it.
Do you ever have like when weird stuff happens, it's like your brain doesn't
know how to like where to file it, so you're like, well,
that was strange. Moving on what's for breakfast? Right? Exactly because our
brains don't know where to file it, we don't know what to do with
it, and because the plethor of possibilities that it could be are too big
for us to handle, so we just don't know what to do with it.
Also, we pushed it away right right, but like, it's not
even too big for me to handle or I think for you to handle.
We've been researching and fascinated by this stuff most of our lives, and yet
I don't know, we just you know, we did talk about it a
couple other times, you know, we met some friends out for dinner,
and I was like, oh, Libt's pull up that video, and you
know, the friends looked at it and they were like, yeah, that's
weird. Can we get some more bread? Like it's like weird. People
don't know what to do with it, right. I remember driving down the
Inner State, Golly, this has been many years ago, and glancing up
and thought I was seeing you know how sunlight'll sometimes bounce off of a plane
that's angled at just the right angle, yeah, in the sky, and
I thought, oh, my boy, that's a happy plane up there in
all this bright sunshine. And then it burned and it wasn't. It was
very cigar shape, but not like a plane, and it flew directly in
front of me in the sky, but directly in front of me for a
long time, and even when the road turned, the plane was still there.
It was really bizarre, and I have often wondered what on this lovely
morning, it was a weekday morning, I was on my way to a
meeting in another town. What in the world I was really seeing? And
I don't know, you know, this may have just been Deb's imagination running
wild. It may have been something from somewhere else. It may have been
just a plane, and the way the light caught it was odd. I
have no way of knowing. I don't know if anybody else ever saw it
or not. Do you know if Moufon is still in existence. I don't
know. I don't think it is. I remember when we were interviewing the
woman who rode American Cosmos. I thought she had said they kind of shut
down or they're not as active, but that might have been because of COVID.
I need to look into that. I think there was reports of a
lot of infighting. I don't know the answer to that, folks. One,
I'm asking Samantha that as an organization that it's at one point was basically
a clearinghouse and a collection point nationally for reports of UFO or other kinds of
strange sightings, and they really did at one point do a very good job
of keeping records of that sort of thing. But I don't know whether or
not they're still doing that. They need to, because it's like, you
don't know what to do with this stuff. I remember when we had the
big eclipse. You think it was twenty sixteen or twenty seventeen, twenty seventeen,
Okay, so I was very excited. I got the glasses for my
girls and I and I spread out a blanket in our front yard and had
a little picnic and we waited for the eclipse. And my youngest daughter was
really into photography at that point and time, and her dad had gotten her
this really cool attachment that enabled her to take some amazing photos of the moon.
And so she was like, I'm going to put my glasses on and
put this little clip thing on the camera and try to video the eclipse,
like without really looking, you know, at it. And so that's what
she did. And when we viewed it, it was crazy. We saw
a picture like a silvery white boomerang, except it's going over itself again and
again, kind of like a slinky. Does that make sense, Like you
were going to tyke time time left photography? Yeah, no, no,
it was like this object was going past the eclipse. Oh oh, I
see, And it was a it was a boomerang, silvery white shape,
and it was like going like almost somersaulting over itself. So rather than just
flying or soaring or going left or right, it was turning over and over
and over h and it went right past the eclipse. And it was really
clear, and we were like, what the hell is that? And I
said, well, girls, apparently aliens are giving tour guides of the eclipse.
I had no idea what to say, because it couldn't It was just
weird. Anyway, we did show that video to a lot of people.
I'm pretty sure I sent it to you and Joel and everyone was like,
I don't know what that is. And then just a couple of years later,
I was like, Chloe, where's that video? Like, let's pull
that out. It's gone. We don't know where it is. She never
deleted it, but we can't find it interesting. Wow. Well, you
know, Samantha, I really do hope that folks have enjoyed going down these
rabbit holes with us today. Whether you believe in this stuff or not,
it's fascinating and interesting to entertain the idea, you know, Yeah, it
really is. And to pay attention to where you live and what the location
of where you live is doing to you, and in terms of the experiences
you're having. Yeah, if you're traveling, you know, and you think,
oh, you know, let's go to ver Mountain for the fall and
look at the beautiful leaves, well you might want to be sure you know
where you're going. That's right, you know. Wouldn't that be fun?
Ooh, Psychic Teacher's road Trip. I'd love to do this. Thank you
guys so much for listening. We hope you enjoyed this week's show. Have
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