Mystery of the Michigan Triangle: The Sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald Bigfoot Outlaw Brian Barber Friday at Tonight at 9PM EST! Hidden Realms! Where does Barber take his show? What topics will he cover? Tune in and let's find out! If you have an encounter you like to share or would like to be a guest on our show, email us at [email protected] November 10, 1975, the legendary freighter Edmund Fitzgerald sank in the icy waters of Lake Superior, taking 29 lives with it. But the tragedy is only one piece of the mystery surrounding this iconic shipwreck. In "Mystery of the Michigan Triangle: The Sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald," we delve into the chilling events leading up to the disaster and explore the eerie phenomenon known as the Michigan Triangle. Known for its history of unexplained disappearances and strange occurrences, the Michigan Triangle has become a hotspot for supernatural speculation. Was the Edmund Fitzgerald claimed by the violent storm that night, or was something more sinister at play? Join us as we uncover the mystery and eerie legends that continue to surround the ship’s fateful sinking.The sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald remains one of the most mysterious and tragic events in Great Lakes history. On November 10, 1975, the massive freighter, carrying 29 crew members, was caught in a brutal storm on Lake Superior. The ship, known for its size and strength, was battered by 50-foot waves and 70 mph winds, but no distress signals were sent before it disappeared from radar. Just after 7 p.m., the Edmund Fitzgerald sank in the frigid waters, taking all 29 men aboard to their deaths. Despite extensive searches, no bodies were recovered, and the wreck was found more than 500 feet underwater. The exact cause of the sinking remains a mystery to this day, with theories ranging from structural failure to freak wave patterns, adding to the enduring intrigue and tragedy surrounding the Edmund Fitzgerald. #EdmundFitzgerald #MichiganTriangle #GreatLakesMysteries #ShipwreckMysteries