Shadows in the Green Mountains: The Vanishing Souls of the Bennington Triangle
The Green Mountains of Vermont are known for two things: their breathtaking autumnal colors and a silence that, in certain places, feels heavy—almost intentional. In the southwestern corner of the state, nestled around the shadow of Glastenbury Mountain, lies a patch of wilderness that locals have whispered about for centuries. Long before the 1940s, the Native American tribes of the region warned that the mountain was "cursed ground," a place where the winds changed direction without reason and where the earth itself seemed to swallow those who stepped off the path.
Between 1945 and 1950, those ancient warnings stopped sounding like folklore and started looking like a police blotter. During those five years, a series of disappearances occurred that defied logic, exhausted search parties...
