As boat season approaches and Lake Michigan’s tranquil waters beckon, a cautionary tale emerges about the mysterious and unsettling Triangle lurking within its depths. Stretching from Manitowoc, Wisconsin, to Ludington, Michigan, and south to Benton Harbor, this region defies the lake’s typically serene reputation with inexplicable shipwrecks and eerie phenomena.
Among the tales haunting this enigmatic expanse is that of the Rosabelle, a schooner that vanished in 1921 while en route to Benton Harbor. Its discovery years later, overturned with no trace of passengers, adds to the intrigue of the area.
Another chilling incident involves Captain George R. Donner, who mysteriously vanished from the O.M. McFarland in 1937 while sailing through the Triangle. Despite exhaustive searches, no explanation has ever been found, leaving the fate of those lost in the Triangle shrouded in uncertainty.
Source: milwaukeemag.com
Reporting for WGRT – Choze Powell
