On December 5, 1945, flight 19 flew out over the Atlantic Ocean on a routine training mission.

Their flight plan was simple.

Hundreds of pilots had navigated it before.

They should have been back to base in three hours.

Instead, they drifted farther and farther away until they ran out of gas and plunged into

the waves.

The tension rescue was deployed immediately.

The Navy combed thousands of square miles of the Atlantic for days, but they found no

trace of flight 19.

No wreckage, no parachutes, no bodies.

One officer reported they vanished as completely as if they'd flown to Mars.

The crew of flight 19 had fallen victim to one of the most dangerous paranormal hotspots

in the world.

The Bermuda Triangle

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This week, we're looking at the Bermuda Triangle and the disappearance of flight 19.

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