The Alaska Triangle: Where Thousands Disappear, Planes Vanish, and Secrets Stay Buried

Bailey… I think I speak for everyone when I say we would absolutely love Animal Mystery episodes! ❤

Bailey! We need a dark history on the Appalachian area! So many creepy stories are hidden there!!!

Honestly that whole lint roller moment mid episode is why I love Bailey's content so much. Girl knows how to make just about anything entertaining like that friend that just knows how to make you smile when you need it.

Bailey is giving rich divorced trophy wife from a Russian Oligarch vibes and I am here for all of it.

Topic suggestion: Dark History on last names??...where do they come from? Why do so many of us have the same last name but we are not related?...or are we? When did last names start?? What do you think, Bailey? Interested 😅😃😃

Bailey having an entire sensory meltdown over the mitten fluff is the most relatable thing I’ve seen this week.

Life long Alaskan here! Alaska can be spooky af, and I love it for that. When I was in college I did a whole history project on HAARP. I remember finding this book that talked about all these other experiments they did in the ionosphere just for the heck of it, but in the name of science. I fell down a rabbit hole that led me to weather modification. Honestly, it’s wild. Not even a conspiracy, they’ve been intentionally messing with the weather for decades. There’s even a set of laws to govern it in the US Code. You should totally do a Dark History on weather modification. Btw love MMM and DH, you make grim and difficult topics easy to learn about. Thank you for that 😊

Ok, so here’s a for real , personal experience I had in Alaska back in 1989 when I was about 18. Some friends and I were “ joy riding “ out in the middle of nowhere ( northwest of Wasilla, which is about an hour north of Anchorage) it was pretty late at night, when all of a sudden our headlights went out and the car radio got weirdly static, and the vehicles engine started to hiccup. Crazy thing was, everything was totally fine BEFORE the mile marker, and totally fine AFTER the next mile marker. So literally 1 mile of complete weirdness. I’m 56 now and that stretch of road has had really bizarre accidents and crazy things happen throughout the years. Loved this episode, fun to talk about MY area. Thanks Bailey ❤

My grandmother's brother, Airman 2nd Class Carroll R. Dyer (whom my father was named after) was on the first plane you talked about (C-124 Globemaster). In 2012 before my grandmother started forgetting more due to the alzheimer's, she was able to get closure.When they returned, part of his body and his jacket, which we have framed in our living room now, along with the story of how they were able to salvage it. He was one of the seventeen that were identified back then when they found the plane. We were always told they lost visibility and hit a mountain... who knows what really happened. I've watched every episode for 5 years, Bailey so when you talked about Bobbie (Carroll) today I lost it!!

This was quite literally 6 minutes of Alaska stories, 50 minutes of her fighting with fuzz