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Hunters Found a Car That Shouldn't Exist. Bridgewater Triangle | Missing 411

October 2025. Pheasant hunters in Freetown State Forest stumble onto a Honda Accord hidden deep in the woods off Copicut Road. Inside: skeletal remains of two people. The car had been there long enough to become invisible. This is the same road where Mary Lou Arruda's body was found in 1978. 47 years apart. Less than a mile apart. Coincidence doesn't explain Copicut Road. In this video, I examine five cases from the Bridgewater Triangle — a 200-square-mile region of southeastern Massachusetts that the Wampanoag people called "the place where spirits dwell" centuries before European contact. Cases covered: • October 2025: Two unidentified remains found in Freetown State Forest • Matthew Yeomans: Missing 2.5 years, found 200 feet from where he vanished • Jennifer Callahan: Experienced runner whose footprints stopped mid-trail • Raymond Ostrowski: Wildlife photographer who captured something in the Hockomock • Thomas & Elena Barros: Married couple who left behind one boot and one water bottle The search dogs couldn't continue. The official explanations don't fit. The families are still waiting. What is happening in the Bridgewater Triangle? Sources and case documentation in pinned comment.