Lee Kuhnle

Yeah, which is a funny one, which we'll also come back to in a second, because it tends not to be asked.

And that sort of leads into why this is as much of a mystery as it is.

But I did say there's, like, there's some uncomfortable facts for the rest of us, I guess.

If you're sort of not believing this, there are some things.

So, okay, I quickly Googled.

Maybe it's better that I Googled and didn't chat GPT it.

I just checked, like, where do ships go missing very frequently?

What area on Earth?

Are there a larger than, you know, the statistical norm area?

And it turns out it's in the Bermuda Triangle.

It's right there.

Like it's there is a spot there where there are like more than your average shipwrecks by a lot.

Yeah, so then there are these stories, right?

So, okay, this story, it stresses me out to no end.

It combines everything I don't like about life, which is airplane travel, getting lost, and obeying authority.

And I don't like each of those individually, and this story has all of them together.

And so, just like I'm sweating just talking about it.

Okay, it's December 5th, 1945, beautiful day.

The Second World War is over.

We're in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and there is a training mission.