The Alaska Triangle: Unexplained Disappearances

Support the channel over at Patreon! The American Frontier State Alaska has been the home to many unexplained disappearances throughout its land but one area in particular has been the subject of more recent questioning. This is known as the Alaska Triangle. The triangle connects the states largest city of Anchorage in the south to Juneau in the southeast and to Barrow a small town on the states north coast. Since 1988 its estimated that approximately 16000 people have gone missing in this vast untouched wilderness. The area consists of incredibly large sprawling forests icy mountain peaks and desolate tundra. It also contains the Denali National Park the Gates of the Arctic National Park the Chugach National Forest and the Glacier Bay National Park. This first and perhaps the most wellknown disappearance took place on October the 16th 1972 when a Cessna 310 with the tail number N1812H disappeared somewhere between Anchorage and Juneau. The plane was owned by the Pan Alaska airways and was piloted by 38yearold Don Jonz who was a chief pilot and had a lot of experience under his belt over 17000 hours of flight time to be exact and he was very highly regarded. However because of the status of the passengers they became the primary focus of the reporting. Dons passengers included three individuals Alaska Congressman Nick Begich his aide Russell Brown and Louisiana Congressman Hale Boggs who was also the United States House of Representatives Majority leader at the time. Their destination was Juneau in which they were to attend a rally for Nick but unfortunately the trio would never arrive and the aircraft would never be located. The Alaska Triangle: Unexplained Disappearances Denali National Park Gates of The Arctic National Park Glacier Bay National Park Music by CO.AG Music: Sources: Click here ,

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