“In Search Of”
with Leonard Nimoy

The Great Lakes Triangle

“In Search Of” with Leonard Nimoy, Season 3, Episode 8: The Great Lakes Triangle featured investigatives efforts by scientists and psychics to discover the mysterious forces around the Great Lakes that have caused more air and sea disasters than the Bermuda Triangle. The program first aired November 2, 1978, three months after our dramatic incident on Lake Michigan in the early summer of 1978. We would not learn of the program until 33 years later in 2011, when we told our story to William Shatner on "Weird or What?" -- the Lake Michigan Triangle fog.





THE GREAT LAKES TRIANGLE




Leonard Nimoy interviews author/pilot Jay Gourley, who speculates that the many disasters along or near the "agonic line" -- where magnetic north and TRUE north are exactly the same, are where an abundance of disappearances of air and sea craft occur including the tragic destruction of the Edmund Fitzgerald, and the disappearance of Northwest Airlines flight 2501, among others.



The Great Lakes Triangle by Jay Gourley



Gourley goes on to describe cases of mysterious "seiche waves" appearing without wind consuming craft in a boiling abyss, and Chippawas Legends of the "great sturgeon" that ensnares ships with a flick of its tail taking them to their watery grave. Investigations have shown many aircraft that simply fall from the sky while in clear air, with no sign of structural or engineering problem with the aircraft.




Gourley goes on to explain partiular areas of destruction, and how the "agonic line" further compounds the mystery, pointing to many theories of the unexplained including vortices, magnetic earthquakes, iron ore deposits, and the oft sighted appearance of UFOs in the same area and at same time of reported devastation.

A Mysterious Fog

“Early summer 1978, a perfect night for a sail with 7-10 knot winds, flat seas,
and as it was mid-week, we had the lake to ourselves!”

The Lake Michigan Triangle
a sailor's tale

“William Shatner's Weird or What?”
The Lake Michigan Triangle Fog

Kathy Doore's story is featured in
“William Shatner's ‘Weird or What’ Lake Michigan Triangle”
Episode 6, October 2011, HISTORY Channel, Canada.



Buoys & Ghouls Chicago Ghost Ships
There is a triangle in Lake Michigan between Chicago, Manitowoc
and Ludington that is similar to the Bermuda Triangle, where
there are repeated episodes of planes and boats disappearing
and sometimes reappearing. People report seeing ghost ships,
and boaters have picked up people from the water who say
their ship sunk, and then the people disappear!



Hoodoo Sea - Devil's Triangle - Bermuda Triangle
Bruce Gernon's Electronic Fog



GATEWAY TO OBLIVION
The Great Lakes Triangle


Ghost Ships, Airplanes, UFOs
in the Great Lakes Triangle 1890s - 2011

Markawasi
Peru's Inexplicable Stone Forest
Kathy Doore's Award-winning Travel Journal
as seen on the HISTORY Channel



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