Mystery AtlasLarry Kusche
The research librarian and pilot whose 1975 investigation of the Bermuda Triangle canon against contemporary sources became the definitive refutation of the anomaly claim.
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Larry Kusche debunked The Devil's Sea — Kusche's case-by-case review found no unusual loss rate for the area and no official Japanese hazard designation, the same methodology he applied to the Bermuda Triangle.
Documents & Sources
Larry Kusche authored The Bermuda Triangle Mystery — Solved (1975).
Larry Kusche authored The Disappearance of Flight 19 (1980).
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What Happened to Flight 19 in the Bermuda Triangle?
What happened to Flight 19: the 1945 loss of five Navy bombers, the search plane that also vanished, and how it became the Bermuda Triangle's founding case.
Is the Devil's Sea Really the Bermuda Triangle of the Pacific?
Is the Devil's Sea the Pacific's Bermuda Triangle? The real 1952 Kaiyo Maru disaster, the legend Charles Berlitz built on it, and why no danger is official.
Is the Bermuda Triangle Actually Dangerous?
Is the Bermuda Triangle actually dangerous? What insurers, the US Coast Guard, and archival research found when the famous cases were checked.