Brett

The weather is getting much worse.

It is only going to get worse overnight.

It's going to turn into a pretty significant storm.

So if they're going to find them, they've got to find them now.

There's going to be some rescue operations that are launched that will lead to even more tragedy and add even more to the lore of the Bermuda Triangle.

And we'll talk about that more next episode.

I hope you're enjoying this.

We had a great time talking about this case with the kids at Lidditz.

We are going to...

Talk about it some more in the next episode and some of their ideas, some of their theories.

We'll go through that, some of our thoughts and theories, and maybe we'll come to some sort of conclusion on this.

Alice, what do you think so far?

Doom and gloom.

And you may be wondering, like, so far, what is the role of the Bermuda Triangle in all this?

Well, I think the biggest question, and the one that you should keep in your mind,

Obviously, Lieutenant Taylor's making some bad decisions, but he's making some bad decisions based on what he's seeing.

And how is it possible that someone with 2400 hours of flight experience, a man who has fought in the Pacific, who has on untold occasions flown off an aircraft carrier into the wild blue yonder,

been in some very serious fights and then turned around and somehow found that same aircraft carrier and landed on it again.

How is it possible that someone like that, someone who knew the keys like the back of his hand, because he spent so much time there, how is it possible he could believe that he was so far south?

And why is it that it seems as though his compasses, the things he depends on the most, suddenly didn't function?