It has been theorized that the Kaio Maru actually met its fate when an eruption occurred. The Devil’s Sea happens to fall into a dynamic zone. The Pacific Rim is known for its volatile volcanic activity. However, the mysterious crafts were not visible to the naked eye. There is the famous “Ghost of Nansei-Shoto” event which occurred during WWII.Ģ00 to 300 UFOs were spotted on radar flying at a speed of 700 miles per hour which was faster than any aircraft we had at the time. Help us.” This isn’t an isolated incident either.
Strange circular metallic object forcing us aboard it. The message was from the Joyita’s steward and it said, “Abandoning ship. However, four years later, a wine bottle with a message in it washed up on Whirltoa Beach near Waihi, Australia. In 1955, it went off the grid never to be seen again. A hot bed of activity, Paranoia Magazine recounts the odyssey of the vessel the Joyita. One of the main theories behind the vanishings is UFOs. The Japanese government declared the area a hazard. The boat and its crew disappeared without a trace. 5 went on a mission to investigate the strange phenomenon in the sea. There he detailed various incidents such as Japan losing military ships between 1952-1954 taking almost 700 men with them.Īlso, in 1953, the Kaio Maru No. He also penned an entire novel dedicated to the Devil’s Sea called, The Dragon’s Triangle in 1989. Author Charles Berlitz wrote a terrific book about the Bermuda Triangle that I read as a kid. What exactly is causing this patch of water to be so precarious like it’s cousin the Bermuda Triangle? Mysterious Universe has a few ideas. Legend has it that the great warrior, Kublai Khan lost many men and ships when he tried to invade Japan in the 1200s.
Tales about the murky seas between Taiwan, Miyake-jima and Iwo-jima have been around since 1,000 BC. “Hell is empty and all the devils are here.” – William Shakespeare Dark History, Turbulent Waters What terrifying secrets does this body of water hold? Located in the middle of Taiwan, Miyake-jima and Iwo-jima this vile vortex has claimed the lives of sailors and pilots since 1,000 BC. By Susan Leighton 4 years ago Follow Tweet
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