Oak Island’s Legendary Treasure Found Near Smith’s Cove!

Buried deep beneath Oak Island, Smith’s Cove Gold has finally been found.
Real undeniable proof that the legendary treasure exists.
But that’s not all. Just as a team drilled into the earth, their rigs suddenly hit an empty space at exactly 90 ft.
Tune in as the hunt takes a dramatic turn.
More strange structures, hidden passageways, and mysterious stone formations are about to be revealed, unveiling Oak Island’s hidden depths.

The team move forward.
Eyes sharp, footsteps careful.
Then there it was, an old crumbling ladder vanishing into shadows of a tunnel below the water.
Was it a relic from past hunters, a trap? Or was it a warning?

The island’s legend spoke of a curse, a chilling tale that whispered lives lost, and one more that had to be taken before the treasure could be claimed.
Creepy, but the team wasn’t about to back down. Not when they were this close.

Then just as their lead scout reached the first rung, a breath echoed from below.
Then came the big move.
The team decided it was time to go deeper.
Literally, a drilling rig rolled in, ready to break through the Earth’s secrets.

Experts had pinpointed a hot spot.
A promising stretch west of the garden shaft they called a blob.
And within it was an even smaller, more precise zone, the baby blob.

The numbers, the maps, the soil samples.
It all pointed to something major hiding underneath as a drill powered up.
Excitement surged.
They had a target. Borehold DN 11.5.
If anything was down there, they were going to find it.

Meanwhile, Marty took a different approach.
While the others focused on the drill, he headed for the garden shaft.
It had taken a lot of effort to clear, but now with most of the water and debris gone, they could finally push further in.

And that’s when he found it.
A ladder handcarved, ancient and untouched by time.
Someone had been here before.

Back at the bore hole, the drill screamed against the earth.
Inch by inch, it pushed deeper, biting through dirt, rock, and whatever secrets lay below.
78 ft, 80 ft, 88 ft.
Then bam, a grinding halt.

The air crackled with tension as the operator checked the depth — 90 ft in an open space.
Silence fell over the team.
They had just punched through into something.
A chamber. A tunnel. No one knew. Not yet.

They had to act fast.
Charles, Oak Island’s historian, called in Rick and Marty.
When Rick arrived, the drill team filled him in.
Whatever was down there lined up with passport holes.
This wasn’t a random hole in the ground.
It was part of something bigger.

Time for a core sample.
The drill brought up a tube filled with the unknown.
The team held their breath as they cracked it open inside.

Wood, but not just any wood.
Would that have been down there for ages?
Was it from a tunnel, a chest, something meant to keep treasure hidden?
No one knew for sure.
But it was worth testing.

Later at the Oak Island Interpretive Center, they got their answer.
Emma Culligan, a metal archaeologist, ran the test.
The results — gold, real, undeniable gold in the wood.

The team had been right all along.
They were on the right track.

The drilling ramped up at the garden shaft.
They mapped out 12 more bore holes.
Each one potential game changer.
Every hole could lead to a breakthrough: evidence of tunnels, relics, lost artifacts, or even the treasure itself.

But there was more to Oak Island than just what lay underground.
Rick and Peter Romkey turned their attention to lot 26, where something strange caught their eye.
A stone wall, old but sturdy.
This wasn’t just a pile of rocks.
This was something built with purpose.

But what and why?

Then came the history dive.
Decades ago, surveyor Fred Nolan had spent his life mapping the island.
He had covered massive stone formations, including a cross-shaped layout called Nolan’s Cross.
His work had shaped everything the team knew about Oak Island.

Now, his son Tom stepped forward with his father’s notes, ready to share more secrets.
One of those secrets, a well, ancient and out of place.
It was filled with broken pottery, a puzzle waiting to be solved.
What had this well been used for?
What else could it be hiding?

Then came something even stranger.
A formation Tom called the quadrilateral.
It wasn’t natural.
The stones were too precise, too intentional.
Could it be another marker?
Another clue leading to the treasure.

The deeper they dug, the bigger the mystery became.
Every clue pointed to something massive beneath Oak Island.
The team wasn’t just searching for gold anymore.
They were unraveling a story centuries in the making.
And with every new discovery, the truth felt closer than ever.

The Golden Trail.
The discovery of gold in the water wasn’t just exciting.
It sparked hope that there could be more hidden in Oak Island’s depths.

The search area widened, and the brothers started to believe that gold might even be found near the trees on the island.
Their hearts raced as they felt they were closer than ever to solving the centuries old mystery.

But the next discovery would reveal something far more dangerous than just treasure.

Then as they explored further, the brothers came upon the old ladder leading into a dark tunnel beneath the water.
Could this be a clue from treasure hunters long ago or something more?

Local legends whisper of a curse that had taken lives before, saying that one more person would need to die before the treasure could be uncovered.
Despite these chilling stories, the team remained focused and refused to give up.
But the real question was, would the curse strike again before they uncover the truth?

As the episode continued, Paul, one of the team members, could Harley contain his excitement about the next steps of the search.
Marty, ever the leader, asked if the team was ready to bring in the drilling rig?
The team gave an enthusiastic yes, and everyone prepared to face the challenges ahead.

They were particularly interested in a spot identified by two experts, Dr. Spooner and Dr. Michelle, who had been testing the water already.
Michelle could drop it, see if we have something in there.
So, okay, let’s let him drop it three times and have him keep monitoring it.
Yep. Every three were monitoring, they said.

They pointed to a specific area west of the garden shaft that they called the blob, suggesting that the treasure could be hidden within.
The experts narrowed the search to a smaller area.
They jokingly named the baby blob.

With a map in hand, the team theorized that a tunnel at 95 ft below the ground might lead directly to the treasure.
They were eager to start drilling with their sight set on the baby blob, hoping it would hold the key to the mystery.

As a rig got ready to dig into borehole den 11.5, everyone’s excitement built up.
Could they finally be on the verge of finding something beneath the island?

Charles Bareris, Oak Island historian, stepped forward to lead the drilling.
While he worked, Marty prepared to inspect the garden shaft, which had recently made a lot of progress.

The team had removed piles of dirt and water from the old shaft, reinforcing with wood, and they were now more than halfway to their goal of reaching 80 ft.
With every step, they grew closer to uncovering more clues about the island’s hidden past.

Marty’s journey down into the garden shaft led to an incredible discovery.
He found the old ladder, handcarved and perfectly preserved.
Marty couldn’t believe his eyes.
This was solid evidence that someone had been here before, possibly centuries ago, searching for the same treasure.

The team wondered if the person who made the ladder might have also hidden the gold they were searching for.
Could this simple ladder be the key to unlocking the centuries old mystery of Oak Island?

As the drilling continued at borehole dian 11.5, everyone’s attention was on the drilling rig.
The team had drilled down between 78 and 88 ft, inching closer to their target.

Suddenly, a loud grinding noise pierced the air.
The drill operator stopped and measured the depth.
To their surprise, they had broken through something.
It was an open space about 1 and 1/2 ft wide.

Terry, one of the geologists, anxiously waited for answers.
Had they found a void, a tunnel, or something else?

The drill operator confirmed they had hidden open space 90 ft below the surface.
And the team quickly paused to figure out what to do next.