Does the Bermuda Triangle really exist? I think this kind of mystery is really interesting, but I'm not sure if it's true or not although I've read a lot of books about that, I still have some doubts.
First of all, that term was created in 1953 by several writers who published articles in magazines about the presumed dangerousness of the area. Then, the first documented mention about the Bermuda Triangle was made in 1950, Edward Van Winkle Jones wrote about some lost ships in the area of the Bahamas. Jones said the disappearances of ships, planes and small boats were "mysterious," and he gave this area the nickname "Devil's Triangle."
I pretty sure that this author must have had many evidences to wrote his articles since he described what happened every time someone tried to cross that part of the ocean, it's possible that this author could've created this misytery just to become famous, but now he's not famous, so I think he should have tried to warn people of the danger that existed there.
I'm certain that many people in that time must've believed that story because at that time you could only find out about the news by reading newspapers or listening to the radio, it was very difficult to see real evidence, although many people might have doubted, they would not have been able to prove that story was false.
In conclusion, I am convinced that in this way many people must have earned a lot of money and now I wonder if this story should remain a mystery or could be true all that is said about it. I think many people could be thinking about creating more stories about it to earn more money and on the other hand, many people might be waiting to see another movie to better understand this mystery.
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