Bermuda Triangle Mystery: Grandparents And Two Grandchildren Die After Plane Goes Missing
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A small aircraft carrying a Florida family disappeared while travelling from the Bahamas to Miami, sparking concern after it lost contact with air traffic control. The bodies of all four people on board were later found near Andros Island in the Bahamas, after the aircraft crashed in the area.
Plane Disappears On Way To Miami
The five-seater Piper PT-34 aircraft took off from Great Harbour in the Bahamas at around 11:15 am on Monday, heading towards Miami Executive Airport.
The aircraft was carrying a Florida couple and their two grandchildren. It lost contact with air traffic control while returning towards Miami.
The family had travelled to the Bahamas for a Labor Day weekend holiday.
Four Family Members Killed In Crash
According to the Royal Bahamas Police Force, the aircraft was being piloted by 80-year-old Malio Lamar, who had around 40 years of aviation experience.
His wife, 79-year-old Lily Lamar, was also on board, along with their grandchildren, 28-year-old Sophie Sousa and 22-year-old Christian Sousa.
The aircraft crashed near Andros, the largest island in the Bahamas, on Tuesday.
The family later confirmed that the four relatives had died. Relatives reportedly used their own boats to reach the area and recover the bodies.
Why The Incident Is Being Linked To The Bermuda Triangle
The incident has attracted attention because the aircraft disappeared in the Bermuda Triangle, a region long associated with reports of ships and aircraft vanishing under mysterious circumstances.
The latest incident has once again brought the region into focus after the small plane lost contact while travelling from the Bahamas towards Miami before crashing near Andros Island.
