“Alaska Triangle”: Over 20,000 People Mysteriously Disappeared in the Enigmatic Region

The Bermuda Triangle is famous for its mysterious disappearances in the Atlantic Ocean. However, the “Alaska Triangle” also has a reputation for unexplained vanishings.This area, covering points around Anchorage.and Juneau in the south and Utqiagvik in the north. Has the highest number of unresolved missing person cases globally. The Alaska Triangle became well-known in October 1972 when a small plane carrying. Two US politicians disappeared on a flight from Anchorage to Juneau.

The Alaska Triangle: A Mysterious Region with Unresolved Disappearances

According to IFL Science, the plane was transporting US House Majority Leader Thomas Hale Boggs Sr, Alaska Congressman Nick Begich. Begich’s aide Russell Brown, and pilot Don Jonz. Despite extensive search efforts, neither the plane nor the passengers were ever found. This disappearance led to various conspiracy theories. partly because Boggs was a member of the Warren Commission Which had investigated President John F. Kennedy’s assassination and reportedly had differing views from its official findings, according to Indy100.

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In 1997, a human skull was discovered along the Porcupine River in northeastern Alaska, twenty years after Gary Frank Sotherden went missing. In 2022, DNA testing confirmed that the skull belonged to Sotherden. Experts now believe that a bear attack most likely led to his death.

Many have offered various explanations for the disappearances. While some have suggested that there is unusual magnetic activity in the Alaska Triangle. others believe a lot of extraterrestrial aliens have been visiting the area. However, some suggest that the vast wilderness .Inherent natural dangers in the area might explain why so many people go missing and are never found.

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