Author Description

It is a strange place, where weird fogs and globes of light abound, and where ominous waters shroud sinister happenings. It is an enigma featuring a long history of disasters, which have drained insurance companies of millions of dollars in claims. In the past two centuries, literally thousands of ships and airplanes have been lost under mysterious circumstances around the Marysburgh vortex, a twilight zone at the eastern end of Lake Ontario. The internationally regarded author and paranormal investigator, Hugh Cochrane, believes the Marysburgh vortex to be one of fourteen "gateways to oblivion" scattered across the globe. His well-researched investigation of this "Canadian Bermuda Triangle" presents documented evidence of unexplained disappearances, UFO sightings, strange electromagnetic disturbances, and other inexplicable phenomena. Cochrane's unsettling account of these events, which defy satisfactory orthodox explanation, is a provocative challenge to the authorities who refuse to discuss the matter openly.