US plane mysteriously disappears in Bermuda Triangle

The twin-engine plane was on its way back to Florida, USA when it suddenly lost contact with air traffic control at an altitude of 8,000 meters.

According to IB Times, the plane departed from Borinquen, Puerto Rico on May 15 but never completed its journey to Titusville, Florida.

CEO Jennifer Blumin goes missing on flight over Bermuda Triangle.

As of May 16, the US Coast Guard (USCG) announced that it had found debris and an oil slick about 24km from the location of the missing plane.

It is not yet clear whether the debris is from the missing plane. But the USCG has approached the area to search for clues and victims.

The US government confirmed that the missing plane was carrying veteran pilot Nathan Ulrich (52 years old), famous New York CEO Jennifer Blumin (40 years old) and two young children.

Blumin is the CEO of Skylight Group, a New York-based event management company focused on fashion. The company released a statement confirming that the CEO and her two children were missing.

The Bermuda Triangle is said to be where 1,000 people have gone missing.

“Her family is actively cooperating with investigators, we hope everyone respects their privacy at this time,” the company said in a statement.

The Bahamas Defense Force also assisted the USCG in the search.

“We did not record any bad weather conditions at the time the aircraft went missing,” said a US Coast Guard spokesman.

Last year, scientists claimed to have solved the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle. They said hexagonal clouds created winds of up to 273km/h, enough to sink any ship or plane.

It is believed that around 1,000 people have died in accidents in the Bermuda Triangle over the past 100 years. The area is 500,000km²This is where 75 planes and hundreds of ships rest forever on the seabed.

According to Khoahoc.tv