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28. Don't forget, it was not in the afternoon the Mariner took off.
Wed Jul 24, 2019, 12:20 AM
Jul 2019

It was at night, and the weather was deteriorating.

To the point of high winds and choppy seas.

The way we are mapping the ocean bottoms, it won't be that long until one of the planes (even if it's just pieces) or more, is found.

Remember, most of the authors of "Bermuda Triangle" books like Charles Berlitz were notorious liars.

Back in 1977, PBS' "Nova" did a show about the "Triangle," and the facts, while not as "exciting" as "Triangle Mystery" writers made the stories sound, show just how non-mysterious they are.

It would seem that the LBN aspect of this story happened on January 17, 1968 ... marble falls Jul 2019 #1
Yes, the fact that it was finally found is LBN... Blue_Tires Jul 2019 #2
Oh for heaven's sake! Coventina Jul 2019 #3
Per LBN: marble falls Jul 2019 #4
It might be to those of us marybourg Jul 2019 #5
By that logic, the finding of King Tut's tomb would not be LBN. Coventina Jul 2019 #8
Exactly right. Tut's tomb is not of national interest ... marble falls Jul 2019 #9
No, you were scolding the OP Coventina Jul 2019 #10
Point out the scold. I was questioning. An inquiring mind wants to know ... marble falls Jul 2019 #11
Happy to do so. Coventina Jul 2019 #12
That's not a scold. People have often asked this same sort of question about an ... marble falls Jul 2019 #13
You asked, I answered. Coventina Jul 2019 #14
Off the topic and not my point but OK. I guess we'll never know ... marble falls Jul 2019 #15
Again, please alert if it offends you so. Coventina Jul 2019 #16
*mourn BannonsLiver Jul 2019 #18
It's just sad....remember the kursk? thewhollytoast Jul 2019 #27
if only we could find the USS Cyclops and about two dozen historically significant aircraft Submariner Jul 2019 #6
Think you meant Paul Allen's (estate's) RV? WheelWalker Jul 2019 #20
Yup Submariner Jul 2019 #21
Her sister boat the Eurydice sank two years later hack89 Jul 2019 #7
1968 was a bad year for subs....4 went down: EX500rider Jul 2019 #17
Yeah, '68 was a messy year on all fronts... Blue_Tires Jul 2019 #19
One thing about this story that stands out... Archae Jul 2019 #22
A PBM flying boat search plane sent out after them also vanished. Kid Berwyn Jul 2019 #23
It was seen to explode, by other searchers. Archae Jul 2019 #24
So, where's the wreckage? Kid Berwyn Jul 2019 #25
Don't forget, it was not in the afternoon the Mariner took off. Archae Jul 2019 #28
"MINE" and "S" (from Minerve and S647): dalton99a Jul 2019 #26
Thanks for this... Blue_Tires Jul 2019 #31
It was a news story in Le Monde dalton99a Jul 2019 #33
Sure wish Ameila Earhart's plane .. MicaelS Jul 2019 #29
The USS Cyclops story is very interesting Polybius Jul 2019 #30
Holy damn that's creepy.... Blue_Tires Jul 2019 #32
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