The Trail Went Cold – Episode 300 – The Bennington Triangle

The Trail Went Cold

Robin Warder

True Crime, Tv & Film

4.5 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 26 October 2022

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

November 12, 1945. Bennington County, Vermont. While on a hunting trip on Glastenbury Mountain, 74-year old Middie Rivers splits off from his son-in-law, but he is never heard from again and an extensive search effort fails to find him. Over the next five years, four other individuals – 18-year old Paula Jean Welden, 68-year old […]

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0:00.0	12th, 1925, Bennington County, Vermont.
0:06.2	By a lot of hunting trip on Glass & Berry Mountain, 74-year-old Midi Rivers splits off from
0:11.3	a sun and law that he's never heard from again and an extensive search effort fails to find
0:16.3	him.
0:17.3	Over the next 5 years, 4 other individuals, 18-year-old Paul Ajean Weldon, 68-year-old James
0:23.7	Headford, 8-year-old Paul Jepson, 53-year-old Fita Langer, all vanish within the same general area
0:30.8	and most of them are never found.
0:33.5	This leads to speculation that the cases might be connected and there is something supernatural
0:38.1	involved so the area becomes known as the Bennington Triangle.
0:43.1	For that, the trail went cold.
1:12.7	Hello everyone and welcome to our final Halloween themed episode of the trail went cold.
1:27.2	I am your host Robin Warder and today we're going to be discussing no less than 5 cases
1:32.2	which took place in an area known as the Bennington Triangle.
1:36.7	Ever since the inception of this podcast, it's been a tradition for us to count down to
1:40.9	Halloween by spending the month of October covering mysteries which either took place
1:45.3	on Halloween or had some sort of spooky or paranormal slant of them.
1:49.6	In fact, I've been following the same pattern I used when I counted down to Halloween last
1:54.1	year where I explore some mysteries which are alleged to have supernatural connections,
1:59.2	though this has often been the result of misinformation and sensationalistic details
2:03.4	being spread.
2:04.4	I'm sure you're off the moon or with the legend of the Bermuda Triangle, but the Bennington
2:09.1	Triangle refers to an area of Bennington County in southwestern Vermont where no less than
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