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The USS Cyclops was a U.S. Navy military supply ship that disappeared on a trip between Barbados and Baltimore, with about 300 passengers on board.
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SS Cotopaxi departed from Charleston, South Carolina and was on its way to Havana, Cuba and then disappeared. No trace of the ship or its 32-person crew was identified.
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The legend became popular with the disappearance of Flight 19 which was a squadron of 5 bombers which shortly after leaving the base was lost contact radio with them and they vanished without a trace.
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At 3:15 in the morning, a call was received by radio, coming from Tucky TUC, the radio operator of a plane called Star Tigre en route to Bermuda. He asked for the address he had to take to get there.
Baggage estimated that the plane would land at 5:00 but never i get. -
Douglas DC-3, a commercial flight that disappeared while traveling from San Juan de Puerto Rico to Miami, with 29 passengers and 3 crew members.
He disappeared in the dark of night as he approached Miami. -
Received the peculiar name of Bermuda Triangle for its dangerousness and for its proximity to Bermuda.
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The Marine Sulphur Queen, missing with its 39 crew members, few remains were found by the Coast Guard within a few weeks.
The official Coast Guard report noted the poor structural conditions of the ship, which should never have left port. -
A book entitled "The Bermuda Triangle" by writer Charles Berlitz was published telling more cases of aircraft and ship disappearances
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An explorer found after 95 years the ship SS Cotopaxi off the coast of San Agustin, Florida, which had supposedly disappeared on November 29, 1925 near the Bermuda Triangle
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A ship left Bimini, Bahamas, and should have arrived the next day in Lake Worth, Florida. It is estimated that the ship had 20 crew members nothing is known yet.
