The MYSTERIOUS Bennington Triangle of Vermont!

The MYSTERIOUS Bennington Triangle of Vermont!In this chilling episode of #EnigmaCast, Joseph heads deep into the Green Mountains of Vermont to explore one of the strangest and most unsettling regions in the Appalachian Mountain system: the Bennington Triangle. Centered around Glastonbury Mountain, this mysterious area has been tied to vanished hikers, abandoned logging towns, strange wilderness encounters, Native American warnings, unexplained lights, missing time, and stories of something ancient moving through the forest. The episode dives into the Western Abenaki legends that described Glastonbury Mountain as cursed, haunted by evil spirits, and home to dangerous hairy beings that sometimes came down from the mountain. Joseph then walks through some of the region’s most disturbing cases, including the 1805 carriage attack by the so-called Bennington Monster, the mysterious death of deer hunter John Harbour, the strange death of Carl Herrick, the disappearance of college student Paula Welden, the vanishing of a young boy in a red coat, and the bizarre case of Robert Singley, who claimed the forest itself seemed to change around him. Along the way, the episode connects these stories to red clothing patterns, hidden caves, Native warnings, Bigfoot-style creatures, orbs, UFO sightings, compasses failing, radios going silent, and the larger mystery of why certain mountains around the world seem to attract the same kind of high strangeness.What is really happening around Glastonbury Mountain? Are these disappearances the result of wilderness danger, bad luck, predators, human threats, or something older and stranger tied to the mountain itself? And if the old Native warnings were not superstition, but survival instructions, what does that mean for the people still hiking into the Bennington Triangle today?Watch full episodes on YouTube @TheAncientEnigmaFiles and follow @TheAncientEnigmaFiles on Instagram for weekly explorations into the unexplained.Explore all links, merch, and projects: https://linktr.ee/enigmafiles