Mysteries of the Lake Michigan Triangle

The Lake Michigan Triangle is known for mysterious events, including ship disappearances, strange sightings, and unexplained phenomena. Notable incidents include the vanishing of the ship L Griffon in 1679, the Rosabel's mysterious events in 1875 and 1921, and the disappearance of Flight 2501 in 1950. In 2007, an underwater rock formation was discovered, adding to the area's intrigue. The case of Steven Kabaki, who disappeared and reappeared with no memory, further highlights the triangle's mysteries.

What shape is the Lake Michigan Triangle said to resemble?

• A square

• A star

• A dagger

• A circle

What was the name of the ship that disappeared in 1679?

• The Titanic

• The Rosabel

• L Griffon

• The Mayflower

How many times was the Rosabel found floating upside down?

• Once

• Twice

• Three times

• Four times

What unusual feature was found on one of the stones in the underwater rock formation?

• A carving of a human face

• A carving of a ship

• A carving of a Mastodon

• A carving of a dinosaur

In what year was the underwater rock formation discovered?

• 2010

• 2000

• 2007

• 2005

What was the flight number of the plane that disappeared in 1950?

• Flight 1001

• Flight 501

• Flight 101

• Flight 251

What did local witnesses report seeing when Flight 251 disappeared?

• A storm

• A flash of light

• A large bird

• A UFO

Where was Steven Kabaki found after his disappearance?

• In a forest

• In a field

• In a cave

• On a mountain

How long was Steven Kabaki missing before he reappeared?

• 15 months

• 18 months

• 12 months

• 6 months

What did Steven Kabaki have no recollection of after his return?

• His job

• His disappearance

• His family

• His name