James Stewart
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first heard Apr 2025
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Built on Tyneside in the UK, she was only four years old, bigger than the Titanic, and classed A1 by Lloyd's Register.
That is the top classification for merchant ships.
On the 9th of September, 1980, just a few days out from Kawasaki, the Derbyshire made her last radio transmission at 1019 Zulu, which is military speak for GMT.
There was no May Day distress call.
The Derbyshire simply disappeared off the charts.
All 44 crew members were given up for dead and the ship declared lost.
You can see why believers of the Dragon's Triangle latch on to things like the Derbyshire.
She was thought to be unsinkable, she had experienced crew and yet she went missing in the heart of the Dragon's Triangle, never to be found again.
Now make no mistake, these tragedies absolutely happened and heartbreakingly thousands of lives have been lost.
But something about this doesn't feel quite right.
And that's because there's a reason that the stories of the Dragon's Triangle endure.
Let's go back to author Charles Berlitz.
Now, Berlitz liked a mystery.
His 1974 book On the Bermuda Triangle put it firmly on the map and catapulted him into the bestseller lists.
20 million copies sold in more than 30 languages.
He offered up some mind-blowing theories along the way.
The lost city of Atlantis, a portal under the sea in space and time, electromagnetic and geospatial anomalies, and of course, aliens.
Balit mentioned the Dragon's Triangle in his 1974 bestseller, and doubled down on his theories by publishing a book solely about it in 1989.
Chapter 1 begins, Another Triangle of Doom, listing a string of disappearances from ships to planes to submarines.
He even claimed that the Kaiomaru No.
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