The Why Files | Glastenbury Mountain and the Bennington Triangle #shorts @TheWhyFiles | Uploaded October 2022 | Updated October 2024, 12 hours ago.
In the 1940s, 6 people went missing in Vermont in an area known as the Bennington Triangle. And all six, were wearing red.
The heart of the Triangle is Glastonbury Mountain. Between 1943 and 1950, six people disappeared in the area - and none of the cases were ever solved. All were there one minute, and gone the next. Hunting, hiking, even just sitting on a bus or in a car -- they were wearing read and just vanished.
The area also has UFO sightings, Bigfoot attacks, and Native American curses. Many claim it to be a “window” to another dimension.
Eventually the folks in town packed up and left. But even as a ghost town -- it had a string of mysterious deaths.
I love a hike and a ghost town, but if you ever visit Glastonbury Mountain -- don't wear red.
In the 1940s, 6 people went missing in Vermont in an area known as the Bennington Triangle. And all six, were wearing red.
The heart of the Triangle is Glastonbury Mountain. Between 1943 and 1950, six people disappeared in the area - and none of the cases were ever solved. All were there one minute, and gone the next. Hunting, hiking, even just sitting on a bus or in a car -- they were wearing read and just vanished.
The area also has UFO sightings, Bigfoot attacks, and Native American curses. Many claim it to be a “window” to another dimension.
Eventually the folks in town packed up and left. But even as a ghost town -- it had a string of mysterious deaths.
I love a hike and a ghost town, but if you ever visit Glastonbury Mountain -- don't wear red.
