Mr Kusche finally puts to rest the legend of the Bermuda Triangle. He takes all the stories and legends on a case-by-case basis and explains and proves 90% of them. The other 10% simply don't have enough information available to draw any conclusion. His chapter on Flight 19 is excellent and compelling and leaves no question to what happend to the legendary "Lost Patroll".

Author virtually goes case by case and gives the reader a pausible reason behind each "disappearance." The five aircraft of Flight 19, arguably the most famous Bermuda Triangle case, didn't "disappear." The five planes are probably rusting in a thousand feet of water southeast of Jacksonville, Florida. The case of the "disappearance" of the MARINE SULPHUR QUEEN is indicative. It didn't "disappear"; it blew up. Debris was recovered. Author's research is impeccable. It is a joy to read a researcher like Mr. Kusche prove his case with facts. His book is the only book worth reading in the whole Bermuda Triangle genre.

An excellent book which cuts thru the hype and hysteria surrounding the Bermuda Triangle. Kusche found facts which were indiscovered or ignored by other 'researchers', revealing forgotten storms, important information omitted by other writers, or the simple fact that some of these cases were simple figments of someone's imagination. Bravo! Debunks the popular notion of so-called messages from Flight 19 (In response to an earlier review, people who were monitoring the search in the towers that night have made repeated statements that messages allegedly sent by Flight 19- the 'strange water', et.al.- were in fact never made. If 5 writers use information from the same bad source, that does not make it true!)