Several authors have added the loss of the sub to the list of victims of the ''Bermuda Triangle'', despite the fact that the sub sank well outside the Triangle's traditional boundaries. One author (''Limbo of the Lost'') had even "stretched" the apex of the Triangle to cover the site of the sinking; he as well as the others who placed the sub within their books added the level of mystery the Triangle story required; indeed, the loss of the sub still has explanations with are to this date still unknown. But to include ''Scorpion'' as a victim of the paranormal that is the hallmark of the Bermuda Triangle tale is seen as a disservice to the families of the crew, as well as the Navy as a whole.
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Several authors have added the loss of the sub to the list of victims of the [[Bermuda Triangle]], despite the fact that the sub sank well outside the Triangle's traditional boundaries. One author (''Limbo of the Lost'') had even "stretched" the apex of the Triangle to cover the site of the sinking; he as well as the others who placed the sub within their books added the level of mystery the Triangle story required; indeed, the loss of the sub still has explanations with are to this date still unknown. But to include ''Scorpion'' as a victim of the paranormal that is the hallmark of the Bermuda Triangle tale is seen as a disservice to the families of the crew, as well as the Navy as a whole.