Case File 142-The Bridgewater Triangle

Alien Theorists Theorizing

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True Crime, Philosophy, Society & Culture

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🗓️ 5 June 2020

⏱️ 84 minutes

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In 1972 well-known paranormal researcher Ivan T. Sanderson published an article examining what he called “The Twelve Devil’s Graveyards Around The World”. Areas historically known for unexplained phenomenon and mysterious disappearances. This list included the infamous Bermuda Triangle, The Devil’s Sea, and the North and South Poles. Sanderson and other researchers have gone on to try and explain why these areas are such hotbeds of unusual activity by studying their relative locations, the amount of electromagnetic radiation that surrounds the areas, and the existence of ancient megaliths within some of the regions. Is it possible that we could add one more of these “Vile Vortices” to Sanderson’s list? Is there a region located on the US East Coast that has claims to UFO, Bigfoot, and Ghost sightings all within a strangely definable area? Join the Theorists as they grab a packie and bang a couple lefts on a trip to....The Bridgewater Triangle. Support The Alien Theorists on Patreon ( https://www.patreon.com/alientheoristspodcast ) $5/ month for everything we do. Buy merch and one-time donations ( https://alientheoriststheorizing.live/ ) alientheorists.com ( https://www.alientheorists.com/ ) Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/alien-theorists-theorizing/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Our Sponsors: * Check out Rosetta Stone: https://rosettastone.com/TODAY Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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0:00.0	In In 1972, well-known paranormal researcher Ivan T Sanderson published an article examining
0:20.8	what he called the 12 Devil's
0:23.2	Greyyards around the world.
0:25.9	Area is historically known for unexplained phenomenon
0:29.2	and mysterious disappearances.
0:31.4	This list included the famous Bermuda Triangle, the Devil's Sea, and the North and South
0:36.8	Poles. Sanderson and other researchers have gone on to try and explain why these areas are such hotbeds of unusual activity
0:46.0	by studying their relative locations, the amount of electromagnetic radiation that surrounds
0:51.2	the areas, and the existence of ancient megaliths within some of the
0:55.2	regions. Is it possible that we could add one more of these vile vortices to Sanderson's list?
1:06.4	Is there a region located on the US East Coast that has claims to UFO, Bigfoot, and ghost sightings all within a strangely definable area, join the theorists as they grab a packy and bang a couple
1:16.6	left on a trip to the Bridgewater Triangle. water triangle. Welcome to Alien Thee and Theearest Theeurizing Case File 142.
1:50.0	The Bridgewater Triangle, some wicked echo in there for me. I'm Braden. I'm
1:54.7	Dan. And I'm Andrew. Listen I don't even know why we're talking about the
2:00.3	Bridgewater Triangle. Like yeah, some freaky shit happens there, but that's nothing compared to Craig's Triangle.
2:08.5	Oh my God. That's the one I think we should have done.
2:11.5	It's self-proclaimed, I've made it up. It's a new triangle. It's the
2:15.0	triangle to defeat all other triangles. It's the best triangle. It's the best triangle.
2:19.1	Ever made. It's Craig's triangle. Do you have a image of it, Zell? You throw up for the live stream?
2:26.3	I do, but it's not working. Sorry. I don't know why. It's why we don't do jokes that are based on visuals.
2:34.2	I have no idea why it's not working.
2:35.8	Well, basically.
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