A Canadian air ambulance jet carrying six people vanished between Bermuda and Boston, and the internet blamed the Bermuda Triangle. It went down nowhere near it. Live breakdown from a 20-year Navy submariner. The Gulfstream G100 (tail C-GRJP), flown by Latitude Air Ambulance, left Bermuda overnight with four crew and two passengers. It declared an emergency, lost radio and radar contact, and never reached Boston Logan. The U.S. Coast Guard launched an air and sea search off Nantucket, Massachusetts. Tonight we go through what's confirmed, what the media got wrong, and what really happens when an aircraft goes silent over open water at night. IN THIS LIVESTREAM: ▸ The ATC audio: "coming in blind" and the moment the radio went quiet ▸ The timeline errors in early reporting, and why the time zones matter ▸ Weather, spatial disorientation, and comms failure: what a night storm does to a crew ▸ The Bermuda Triangle myth vs. the data. This crash wasn't even in it. ▸ How the Coast Guard runs an offshore search, and what recovery looks like ▸ Who investigates when a Canadian jet goes down in U.S. waters ▸ Live Q&A with the crew in chat Six people were on that aircraft: a patient, a family member, and four crew members. We'll keep them and their families in our prayers tonight. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Christian. Veteran. 20 years on submarines. Geopolitics without the spin. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for daily military analysis, geopolitical intel, and media accountability. ⚓ BECOME A MEMBER: hit the JOIN button for member perks and the honor roll. 📰 SUBSTACK, daily written briefings: https://substack.com/@bendykesnews 📩 Media & booking: [email protected] Trident up. @BenDykes #BermudaTriangle #MissingPlane #Nantucket