Story 1. Mysteries of the Bennington Triangle

Tucked away near the borders of the Mont and Massachusetts

is a small area of land believed to be the focal point for a wide variety of

unexplained and mysterious phenomena.

It is a place of outstanding natural beauty, but also one of great danger.

Join us this week as we take a look at the mysteries of the Bennington Triangle. I'm going to be. And then. The ghost towns of Somerset and Glastonbury lie within the confines of the Green Mountain National

Forest in southern Vermont.

During the late 1800s, both settlements were significant industrial hubs, playing hosts the workers of the region's logging and mining communities.

As these trades slowly migrated away from the area at the turn of the 20th century, so too did the people who comprised them, and by

the outbreak of the Second World War, both towns had been unincorporated by the authorities

due to the lack of inhabitants.

With a shrinking population, it would be reasonable to assume that life would become much

more peaceful for those who had chosen to remain.

Sadly, quite the opposite would be true,

with a series of bewildering incidents

which resulted in the unexplained disappearances

of at least five townsfolk in as many years.

The first of these mystifying events occurred on the evening of the 12th of November 1945. A group of hunters visiting the region had spent the best part of the day

up in the mountains tracking deer and having failed to locate their quarry, they were making

their way back to camp along a path known as the long trail.

When the visiting hunters had first arrived in town, they had asked around for a guide to

help navigate the unfamiliar terrain, eventually employing

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