Bennington Triangle is a name given to an area in Vermont
wherein a total of five people mysteriously disappeared within the period of 5
years, these includes Middie Rivers,
Paula Welden, James Tedford, Paul
Jepson and Frieda Langer.
Middie Rivers, 74 years of age was reported missing on
November 12, 1945. He was reportedly out
for a hunting trip. Since Rivers was
familiar with the area, he served as a guide for a group of hunters. On their way back, Rivers went ahead and was
never seen again. Authorities conducted
a thorough search but the only trace they could find was a single cartridge of
a rifle.
In 1946, the most baffling disappearance in Bennington
triangle happened. Paula Welden, 18
years old disappeared on the 1st of December, 1946. She told her friends that she’s going on a
hike, she even invited the others but they all declined. Many people recounted seeing Paula Welden
that afternoon; at 4:00 pm she passed by a man who allegedly asked her “how far
the trail went”. Paula Welden was never
seen again. The most puzzling piece was Sarah is aware that it is going to snow that night and she seems undressed and
unprepared for the chilling weather.
In 1949, James Tedford went missing, It was on December 1,
1949, exactly 3 years after the disappearance of Paula Welden. Tedford just mysteriously vanished while he
was on his way home through a local bus.
Witnesses reported that Tedford was still in the bus at the last stop
before Bennington. Something happened
between the last bust stop and Bennigton that made him disappear. His luggage
and belongings is still in the rack.
Two separate case of a missing person happened there on
1950. Paul Jepson vanished on October
12, 1950. Blood hounds tracked the boy
to a highway where Paula Jepsen disappeared.
On October 28 of the same year Freida Langer, 53 disappeared. The authorities launched a massive search
operation on the area but they were unable to find her. On May of 1951 her body was discovered on the
area where the authorities launched a search.
The manner of her death could not be identified due to the state of the
body.
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