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The Bermuda Triangle: A Librarian's Pursuit of Excellence
Lawrence D. Kusche, 1975. North Carolina Libraries 33(4).
The text of a 1975 talk by the Arizona State University reference librarian who traced every Triangle case to contemporary sources. He reports that almost all incidents have ordinary explanations once researched; the few left unexplained are those for which no information exists; some vessels were never known to have vanished in the area; many incidents were not considered mysterious at the time and were misreported years later; and disappearances happen everywhere but only those in the Triangle are publicised. He calls it "a manufactured mystery".
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The investigator's own statement of method and findings.
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Kusche, L. D. (1975). The Bermuda Triangle: A Librarian's Pursuit of Excellence. North Carolina Libraries 33(4). https://doi.org/10.3776/ncl.v33i4.3125
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Kusche, Lawrence D.. “The Bermuda Triangle: A Librarian's Pursuit of Excellence.” North Carolina Libraries 33(4) (1975). https://doi.org/10.3776/ncl.v33i4.3125.