The SS Cotopaxi, a cargo ship that disappeared into the Bermuda Triangle 90 years ago, was discovered by the Cuban Coast Guard off the coast of Havana. This is reported by various foreign media.
The Bermuda Triangle, also known as the Devil's Triangle, refers to the stretch of sea between Bermuda, the Florida coast and Puerto Rico where, according to popular stories, many large ocean-going ships and aircraft have mysteriously disappeared over the course of several decades. Popular culture attributes mysterious disappearances due to a number of reasons, such as extraterrestrial beings, supernatural or paranormal activity, a portal to another dimension, and the underwater remains of mysterious technology associated with the mythical lost continent of Atlantis.
The SS Cotopaxi, a cargo ship owned by the Clinchfield Navigation Company, departed Charleston, South Carolina on November 29, 1925, carrying more than 2,300 tons of coal and a crew of 32 men commanded by Captain W. J. Meyer. On December 1st, two days after it left Charleston, the ship sent a distress message. According to WNDR, the ship mysteriously appeared on May 16, 2015, almost 90 years after it went missing.
The Coast Guard discovered that the ship was uncrewed and upon disembarkation they were surprised to find that it was a rusty steamer that had not been used for centuries. Documents found on the ship revealed shocking information that it was SS Cotopaxi, which mysteriously disappeared into the Bermuda Triangle in November 1925.
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