The Deadliest Place in the Bridgewater Triangle - The "Nip"

The eerie lake in the Bridgewater Triangle known as 'The Nip', despite being just three feet deep on average, claimed the lives of unsuspecting swimmers virtually every summer, until finally, about two decades ago, it was closed forever. Its large, sandy beach was covered with jagged rocks and swimming was banned in perpetuity. . How could this small 350 acre pond in the town of Bridgewater be so deadly? Join Bill Russo, who regularly swam in the Nip back in the 1900s, as he re-visits the most deadly place in the Bridgewater Triangle and finds that it is now, the Most Deserted Place in the Triangle!

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