They Vanished without a Trace, From Planes to Prison,
Here are 5 Famous Disappearances
D.B. Cooper
1971
A Man using the name Dan Cooper
hijacked a plane travelling from Portland to Seattle in 1971. He claimed to
have a bomb, and demands $200,000 and Parachutes.
When his requests were given, he
parachuted out of the plane. He was never found.
No trace of him was ever materialized
and his true identity is still unknown.
The Mary Celeste
1872
One of the Greatest Nautical Mysteries
ever. A ship in almost perfect condition, with plenty of food and supplies, and
belongings of it’s crew on board was found abandoned in the Atlantic.
Some theories about this Ghost Ship
range from Aliens to Pirates to Bermuda Triangle. But the most likely scenario
involves a big explosion of its cargo of alcohol.
Whatever happened, the crew never surface and was never
found.
Amelia Earhart
1937
Amelia Earhart, a Famous Aviatrix, she
was an International Star when she disappeared while flying over the Pacific
Ocean.
After departing New Guinea with his
navigator, Amelia disappeared on her round the world flight.
Some presumes her plane crashes and she
sank or lives through it.
Years later, some claimed she was a
spy and others say’s she fake’s her death to escape fame.
What happen to her has never been
confirmed.
Flight 19
1945
Flight 19 Incident made it hard to
deny the “Bermuda Triangle” existence.
Five Torpedo Bombers was on the
training exercise, flying over the mysterious area (Bermuda Triangle) , when it
became evident via a radio transmissions that the 14 Airman had lost their way
and suddenly disappeared.
No Wreckage of the planes was found.
(Here where it get’s crazy)
The Plane that was sent to search for
Flight 19 also disappeared mysteriously on the same area, losing 13 more.
Frank Morris, John & Clarence Anglin
1962
No one ever escapes Alcatraz Prison,
but after months of preparation and planning, Frank Morris and brothers John
and Clarence Anglin crawled into the holes they dug in their cell walls and
make their way out of the prison.
They swim over the water surrounding
Alcatraz Prison using life jackets and raft they crafted from rain coats.
All of them probably drowned, but
despite an extensive manhunt, their bodies where never located.
Later investigations suggested they
could have survived. They were never found.
In 1979, their infamous story was
re-enact in the film “Escape from Alcatraz”
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