The loss of the ship and crew with no trace other than bits of debris placed it on the list of incidents in the Bermuda Triangle. Writers of the subject have placed this ship in every work, sometimes agreeing with the Coast Guard report, other times coming up with their own theories. Vincent Gaddis was the first writer to coin the name "Bermuda Triangle" in his article for "Argosy" Magazine in the February 1964 issue, and "Marine Sulphur Queen" was the first Triangle "victim" he mentioned, barely a year after the ship sank: