In the first episode we took a look at the Devil’s Triangle off the coast of Japan. Also known as the Dragon’s Triangle. It has seen many disappearances of aircraft and boating vessels over the centuries, just like it’s cousin, the Bermuda Triangle off the US Florida coast.
In this episode, we’re going to be looking into the Bridgewater Triangle, a 200 square mile area just south of Boston, Mass. Like the Bermuda and Devil’s Triangles, this area is the home of many mysterious disappearances, unusual happenings and sightings of ghosts and UFOs over the decades. However, unlike the Bermuda and Devil’s Triangles, this particular Triangle of Death is landlocked, although it does contain a swamp. Is the presence of water a key element in these Triangles of Death? I don’t know. All I can say is “maybe.”
Another difference between the Bridgewater and the Bermuda and Devil’s Triangles is the presence of cryptids. Just about anything that you want to be in the Bridgewater Triangle is in there. If you're into zombies, there's stories about zombies. If you're into Bigfoot, he's there. If you're into pukwudgies, their all over the place. If you're into ghosts, you've got it. UFOs, black helicopter — they’re all there.
The modern cultural origin of the Bridgewater Triangle legend is widely thought to lie within cryptozoologist Loren Coleman's 1983 book "Mysterious America." In it, he coined the term "Bridgewater Triangle," inspired of course by the Bermuda Triangle, established its rough boundaries and identified some of the Triangle's most notable places and legends, calling it a "window area of unexplained occurrences."
Coleman establishes Rehoboth in the southwest, Abington in the north and Freetown in the southeast as the three points of the Triangle — meaning hundreds of thousands of people in Taunton, Brockton, Raynham, Berkley, Dighton, Easton, Norton, Mansfield and the Bridgewaters live inside it.
But modern investigators into the Triangle insist that there is by no means a clear boundary for the haunted and strange area, often pointing to Fall River, parts of Rhode Island, nearby towns and even Cape Cod as being under the triangle's unique influence.
To learn more, you’ll have to Turn On, Tune In, & Find Out!
Bridgewater Triangle
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