Everybody knows that The Bermuda Triangle (near the southeastern coast of the U.S., and the islands of the Greater Antilles) is a strange region where people and ships usually vanished in thin air. And now it seems that the Baltic region also has its own mysterious "Bermuda Triangle".
A Portuguese university student (pictured above) was traveling from Helsinki to Stockholm on a Finish ship but suddenly that ship just disappeared from the tracking radar for 1 hour and when it appeared again it had a missing passenger. The ship´s captain concluded that the student has jumped into the freezing Baltic sea. Why he jumped into a freezing sea in the same period the ship was missing from the tracking radar he offer no explanation.
The mother of the Portuguese student knew a retired Portuguese captain that accept to go to Finland to check the files of the case. In his opinion, some of the ship´s logbook entries appear to have been forged. He then contacted a Finish lawyer who also studied the case and said that no doubt a crime had taken place but then that same Finish lawyer also disappeared in the thin air!
The director of Biomechanics of the Faculty of Human Motricity of the University of Lisbon was also contacted to study this case and he said that the accident thesis is absurd. He wrote the following:
Therefore, the most likely culprit for the disappearance of the Portuguese student is the mysterious Baltic "Bermuda Triangle"
