| 1 |
The four jets radioed their position within the Bermuda Triangle. The planes were new, in radio contact with each other, and were not flying close together. All of a sudden, the planes vanished. |
| 2 |
Once contact was lost with the planes, hundreds of thousands of dollars were spent on a search mission. Search planes, as well as ships, crisscrossed the Triangle, finding only debris, no bodies. |
| 3 |
It looks like we are approaching Florida. We best make a quick stop before entering the Bermuda Triangle, offload anything unnecessary. However, we must be careful so we do not get spotted. |
| 4 |
We sailed past Miami, so we are now officially within the Bermuda Triangle. I immediately sense a change. We best turn on the ship lights so we can see our surroundings. |
| 5 |
The ocean here seems so odd. I can’t describe it! Could you set out some fishing nets so I can see whether the fish are odd too? The smell of the air is unlike anything I have ever experienced before. |
| Final |
Great job leading us through these confusing waters; we're getting closer to solving the Triangle's mysteries. |
VINCENT GADDIS I
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