on today's episode of Mile Hire. Today we're going to be talking about the Bennington Triangle.

From the years 1945 to 1950 a total of five disappearances occurred in the Bennington Triangle.

It's believed that there is some sort of supernatural or paranormal force that caused the

string of disappearances. Then clearly there is something paranormal going on in this area.

Benning went worth, went to the area, and reportedly saw weird flashing lights and heard screams

coming from the trees and shadowy figures. Henry found Carl's body, his gun was next to him,

and no bullets had been discharged. He had been warned multiple times not to go over the ridge,

but stay on the hell-hollow side instead. Right before I lost the trail, everything

crescendoed into this weird sort of dizzying confusion, and then suddenly it got dark

and a dense fog rolled in. I still think I was sucked through some sort of time space

continuum.

Hey, what's up everybody? Welcome back to Mile Hire podcast episode 262.

Yay. You guys made it loud and clear that you do not want me to stop saying the episode

number. I told you guys, they love it. Apparently I was very wrong about that.

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Yeah, that would be nice. Anyway, today we're going to be talking about the

Bennington Triangle. Now, you may have heard of the Alaskan Triangle, the other one that's

very popular from Utah Triangle. We've talked about the Bermuda Triangle before, haven't we?

We have. Yeah, we have. There's also the Bridgewater Triangle.

Today we're going to be talking about the Bennington Triangle. Now, this is a very interesting case.

Several people, five people, all went missing in this area with very unexplained circumstances

that are still unexplained to this day. Yes, leaves a lot of possibilities out there to what

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