Editing Bermuda Triangle — Incident Statistics and Comparative Analysis (section)

=== Incidents Remaining Unexplained ===
A small core of incidents resists conventional explanation:

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! Incident !! Unexplained Element
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| Witchcraft (1967) || Complete disappearance of an unsinkable vessel in calm water within 19 minutes of routine radio call
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| Carroll A. Deering (1921) || Crew vanished while food was cooking; lifeboats gone; no bodies found
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| Great Isaac Lighthouse (1969) || Two keepers vanished; belongings left behind; hurricane weather
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| Ellen Austin (1881) || Entire incident may be apocryphal — unverifiable
|}

These cases, while genuinely puzzling, do not collectively require a paranormal explanation — each may have a conventional explanation not yet identified. But they represent the honest core of the Bermuda Triangle mystery: a small number of incidents that resist easy categorization.

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