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In the dead of night, the team heads to a remote target they believe to be the long-lost Marine Sulphur Queen; this massive tanker disappeared in 1963 with a crew of 39 and is one of the most iconic missing Bermuda Triangle wrecks.
In the dead of night, the team heads to a remote target they believe to be the long-lost Marine Sulphur Queen; this massive tanker disappeared in 1963 with a crew of 39 and is one of the most iconic missing Bermuda Triangle wrecks.
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The Bermuda Triangle: Into Cursed Waters
S2, EP12 "Bermuda Triangle's Greatest Mysteries"The team unveils the greatest mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle; wreck divers Mike Barnette, Jimmy Gadomski and team investigators provide inside information on what may have happened to the most famous missing ships and planes.
The Bermuda Triangle: Into Cursed Waters
S2, EP11 "Eye of the Cyclops"The team has a chance to finally solve the case of the U.S.S. Cyclops; missing since 1918 with 309 sailors, this 500-foot freighter represents the single deadliest Bermuda Triangle loss.
The Bermuda Triangle: Into Cursed Waters
S2, EP10 "Falling Stars"Two British passenger planes, nearly identical, named the Star Tiger and the Star Ariel, vanished in the 1940s; the team is targeting an unidentified wreck that might be the Star Ariel, which vanished with 20 passengers and crew onboard.
The Bermuda Triangle: Into Cursed Waters
S2, EP9 "Graveyard of the Atlantic"The team has secret intel on a wreck that might be a legendary 1930s disappearance: the champion racing yacht known as Ingomar; lured by a strange light, the Ingomar's seasoned crew smashes into an unseen obstacle.
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