The Bennington Triangle

Strange Matters Podcast

Campfire Audio Productions

Science, History, Social Sciences, Natural Sciences

4.4 • 987 Ratings

🗓️ 5 January 2017

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

The Bennington Triangle is a region in Vermont that has gained some notoriety in the past due to a number of people that suddenly disappeared there under mysterious circumstances. In a five year span from 1945 to 1950, the Bennington area saw a bizarre string of people vanishing, seemingly without cause or explanation. What could possibly be the reasoning behind these strange disappearances?
In this episode of Strange Matters the history of the Bennington Triangle and the surrounding area is discussed, as well as covering all the main missing person cases that the region is known for. The possible theories and explanations for each mystery is also covered.
Is it possible that there is some type of connection between the unsolved incidents, or is it just a series of unfortunate events? Check out this episode to hear all about these bizarre cases of mysterious disappearances!

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0:00.0	The Oh, Oh, Hello and welcome to this episode of the Strange Matters podcast. Here are Strange Matters, we discuss
1:04.4	everything that is mysterious, bizarre, and unexplained. I am Sean and I will be
1:09.5	the host for this episode. First off, before we begin, I'd like to say, we have Strange Matters, hope everyone had a great
1:16.2	holiday season and New Year.
1:18.8	Seeing as this is the start of a New Year and also begins the second year of Strange Matters, I gave myself a few
1:25.1	new year's resolutions concerning the podcast, including increasing the quality of
1:29.2	the show, producing more frequent episodes, as well as working on some fun stuff for you long time and devoted
1:35.0	listeners of the podcast, like possibly producing some type of video format episodes and putting
1:40.5	together a merch store since some of you have been asking about that kind of stuff.
1:44.6	If any of you have your own ideas on how Eric and I can further improve the podcast or ways to change
1:50.0	it for the better, feel free to shoot us an email or message on Facebook or Twitter.
1:55.2	Now let's get into the episode.
1:58.1	In this episode I will be discussing a mysterious area known as the Bennington Triangle. This region has achieved some notoriety
2:06.1	due to a number of missing people that disappeared under unknown circumstances, all last seen near the same area.
2:14.6	The region in question resides in the state of Vermont, and the term Bennington Triangle
2:19.7	was coined by the New England author Joseph Citro, who has written several books on the subject.
2:25.7	In this episode I will be going over the history of this small tract of land along with the
2:30.2	cases of disappearances that it is known for. This subject was a listener suggestion
2:35.5	so I'd like to thank Nancy for sharing this idea with us. While beginning my research on the
2:40.4	Bennington Triangle, one thing that immediately made this case interesting to me
2:44.6	is that it is pretty close to neighboring a similarly renowned area called the
2:49.5	Bridgewater Triangle in Massachusetts. I've covered the Bridgewater Triangle in an earlier
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