Bermuda Triangle

The waters of the Bermuda Triangle are among the most traveled in the world. Thousands Of planes, boats, and ships pass through the Triangle and nothing strange has happened to them. Others, as we have seen, are lost without explanation. Some lucky people met up with the strange forces in the Bermuda Triangle and lived to tell their stories.
Joe Talley was captain of a fishing boat called the Wild Goose. One night, Talley was on his own ship, asleep. Another boat, the Caicos Trader Was towing the Wild Goose through the waters of the Bermuda Triangle. Suddenly, something strange happened. Water began to flood into the Wild Goose, drenching Talley. He woke up immediately and grabbed a life jacket, fighting for his life. Soon Talley was underwater.
The drowning captain somehow found the tow line and followed it up to the surface. He made it just in time. The Caicos Trader had to cut the line loose. Later, Talley was picked up by the Caicos Trader. It was then that Talley was told what had happened. Some “force” had hit the Wild Goose, pulling it underwater. The Caicos Trader had to cut loose so that it would not be pulled under, too. The Wild Goose had been lost, pulled down quickly and completely “as if in a whirlpool. ”
Joe Talley was one of the lucky ones. There have been other strange occurrences while boats were being towed through the Triangle. A Captain Henry tells one unusual story that happened to him in 1966. The captain, aboard the Good News, was towing an empty barge. It was afternoon. The weather was good, the sky was clear. Captain Henry was a confident, experienced man of the sea.