Rick Lagina: ‘We Found Something TERRIFYING Beneath the Swamp!

During the holidays, when Oak Island researchers, the Lega brothers, along with metal detector experts and excavators, stayed back to find more evidence of a possible sunken ship in the swamp, they were not prepared for what they were going to find.

While excavating, the brothers and their team came across an ancient structure on the southeastern side of the swamp. What was this bizarre structure underneath the swamp? Could this structure prove Fred Nolan’s theory? Join us as we unveil the mysterious centuries-old structure found underneath the swamp in the Curse of Oak Island.

A strange wall underneath the swamp. Oak Island has been a busy place over the years with many archaeological activities going on. Several excavators over the years have tampered with the lands in a bid to find clues, hinting at proving the myth that there was a possible treasure chest buried under Oak Island as far back as the 18th century. However, none of them have come close to finding a treasure chest or land-brewing treasures.

But the mystery of Oak Island remains undeniable. There is something about that place that needed to be found. If only the researchers could get an exact location.

The latest group of excavators is the Lega brothers, Rick and Marty Lgina, who bought a good portion of Oak Island, hoping to dig up ancient treasures to prove old stories. Past excavators have found artifacts and other significant materials that could be deemed strange underneath the island. The Lega brothers have made some major discoveries of their own. These discoveries suggest ancient activities in various portions of the island.

However, the brothers and their team were about to hit something very interesting. While they had found some noteworthy artifacts across various portions of Oak Island, they were looking for something else. Something to prove an ancient story that would blow our minds. They needed a real clue to hint at Fred Nolan’s theory possibility or the sunken ship theory.

Just another day on Oak Island, Rick Lgina, Gary Drayton, and Billy Ghart were searching for clues at the southern border of the strange triangle-shaped swamp. They had come there before to look for hints to any theory, and they had found some things. Ordinarily, they would wrap up and go home to their families, but something interesting kept them.

Rick Laa, Gary Drayton, and Billy Ghart had found some wood underground in a previous stint at the swamp. They suspected that there was more to it than just a piece of old wood. You may ask why since it was just a piece of wood that could be found anywhere. Still, this was different.

They were not just feigning excitement and zeal from a piece of wood that could be gotten anywhere. It was the type of wood and the shape in which they found it. The wood had a strange curved shape like the wood used to build boats in ancient communities. Drayton suspected that the piece of wood might have come off a ship at that time.

So, they decided to check back. A piece of old wood could mean something bigger. Could there be a sunken ship full of treasure somewhere underneath the swamp? These men were hyped. They were ready for another groundbreaking discovery. If there was a possibility that they would find anything underneath the swamp, they were ready to dig.

Before then, metal detector expert Gary Drayton had found certain artifacts in a portion of the island, leading them to suggest that Oak Island might have been a temporary housing to travelers. Drayton’s findings suggested a possible encampment in a portion of the island, probably from businessmen coming from Spain or going to Spain. The metal detector expert had previously found some coins dating back to the 18th century along with a part of a pistol with an inscription.

So, if there were encampments, could it be that these travelers had ships on Oak Island? If they did, where are the ships? These questions are the reasons for these excavations and the Vagina brothers were on to something. They were determined not to give up like past excavators, no matter the situation.

Before finding the wood, the Lega brothers and their team had noticed three monumental stones on the island, and they were intrigued. What did the stones mean? Maybe there was a connection between the stones and where the wood came from.

However, before we delve into the mysterious findings beneath the swamp, let’s throw a little light on the sunken ship theory that has been a constant feature in myths about Oak Island, the Vikings, and the sunken ship. In the 1960s, Lance Os Meadows was discovered in Newf Finland and it has been proven to be a Viking settlement. This suggests that centuries ago, it is possible that the Vikings traveled through the sea from one region to another and settled where they could, whether temporarily or permanently.

There have been various theories about where the Vikings settled when they came to North America, and no clear location has been given. However, after unearthing several archaeological evidence, some scholars agree that it was probably Nova Scotia or New Brunswick. These suggestions at least place the Vikings around Oak Island vicinity.

But the question remains, what did the Vikings do on the island? Let’s start from the beginning. The Templars were one of the wealthiest and most powerful organizations in Europe from the 10th century to the early 12th century. This may be why the Lagginina brothers found an ancient wood dating back to the 12th century.

The Templars were one of the most diverse groups on Earth at that time and they were recognized as skilled fighters. They were also recognized for their economic prowess and the financial techniques they introduced. Their skills got them in trouble when King Philip IVth of France, who was deeply indebted to them, ordered the arrest of key Templar leaders on Friday, the 13th of October, 1307.

The Pope followed suit on November 22nd, issuing a decree that all Templars be arrested and their assets seized. This caused many Templars to scatter across the globe seeking refuge. They fled to Scotland, Portugal, and even North America. Dozens of ships traveled across the seas, taking with them the wealth and their treasures to several areas.

However, did Oak Island become a permanent or temporary abode for the Templars? We are about to find out. During the years of excavation in Oak Island, the Lega brothers and their team learned that three stone monuments on the island were built in the 13th century, and the likely builders were the Templar Knights. This suggests the possibility of the Templars’ knights also finding their way to Oak Island while seeking refuge.

However, the Viking age was between the 9th and the 11th century, about two centuries before the Templars scattered. Could it be that some Vikings remained in North America? After learning about the monuments, the Lega brothers asked archaeoastronomer professor Adriano Gaspani, who did a cross-examination on Nolan’s cross, to examine two of the stone monuments.

Gaspani examined the positioning of the stone cairns on lot 15 and the stone triangle on the southern beach and agreed they were built in alignment with the stars, moon, and sun. The professor also went further to date this monument. He said that he was sure the stones were built in the 13th century.

When Gaspani examined the stone monuments, he claimed that whoever created the stone monuments in the 13th century must have had technical knowledge and a good background in astronomy and geometry. He also suggested that the builders may have created these stones as pointers for specific people and these pointers would have led to something significant.

When asked who he thought was capable of building such monuments, the professor argued that such technical knowledge would have only existed among religious, monastic, or knightly orders, of which the Templars knights were the most powerful.

Perhaps the Templars met the Vikings on the island, and they struck a collaboration. If they wanted refuge on the island with the Vikings, they had to leave one of their ships. Who knows what kind of deal they struck. However, one thing is sure. The Vikings and the Templars might have met at some point and probably in North America. Could it be that a merchant or pirate ship was deliberately sunk and then buried in quicksand on Oak Island by the Vikings?

Veteran surveyor Fred Nolan seemed to agree that a ship was deliberately sunk. Nonetheless, who was Fred Nolan and how is he connected to the sunken ship theory?

The man-made mystery of the swamp. Frederick G. Nolan, a provincial land surveyor from Bedford, Nova Scotia, had been looking for Oak Island treasure since 1966, about 30 years before the Lagona brothers. Nolan first came to Oak Island as a tourist in the late 1950s, and he was impressed with the site. He also saw signs of all the excavations that had been done over the years and was interested in the treasure cause.

In 1962, after receiving permission from Mel Chappelle, who owned Oak Island and its treasure trove license at the time, he returned to conduct his extensive survey of the island. As a surveyor, Nolan marked out the sites that had been excavated and other significant landmarks on the island, including the Stone Triangle on the Southshore Cove.

Although Nolan was allowed to survey the island, he was not allowed to do any digging. However, thank God he recorded the significant landmarks across the island because they were later destroyed in Robert Dunfield’s heavy-duty excavations carried out in the late 1960s.

Nolan was a strong believer that there was something mysterious about Oak Island and he wanted a part in its discovery. He continued to beg Mel Chappelle to let him take part in the treasure hunt as it would be beneficial for everyone, but Mel was not having it.

When Fred realized that nothing he said would make the man budge, he made a trip to the registry office in nearby Chester and learned that Oak Island’s lots 5 situated around the swamp were not owned by Chappelle. These portions of the island were owned by the heirs of the late Sophia Sellers who had inherited Oak Island property from her father Anthony Graves.

After finding out about the portions of land not owned by the stubborn Mel Chappelle, Nolan quietly approached the heirs with an offer and succeeded in purchasing seven lots of Oak Island real estate for $2,500. With the purchase, Nolan got a treasure trove license and had treasure hunts on the island.

When Mel Chappelle got the news that Nolan had gotten his Oak Island treasure trove license, a friendly rivalry quickly sprang up and the island took the brunt of it. Treasure hunts were being carried out in various portions. Soon enough, the friendly rivalry quickly turned bitter. It became a group feud.

Fred Nolan went from battling Mel Chappelle, who was the owner of Oak Island Treasure Hunters, to Blankenship’s Triton Alliance, to Oak Island Tours, Inc. They started conducting expensive pranks on each other, which involved a series of legal battles. You would think both parties, or one of the parties would get tired and back out, but the feud continued for decades.

When Fred Nolan was not involved in his treasure hunting rivalry, he made groundbreaking discoveries on the island. He found four stone cairns located on Oak Island’s northeastern hilltop which appear to form two triangles. One pointing west towards the swamp and the other pointing northwest towards Judre’s Cove.

He also found several drilled rocks similar to the ones discovered by Oak Island treasure hunter Gilbert Hedden in 1937. Several rocks with metal ring bolts embedded in them, an old well located at the edge of the swamp, and remains of three ancient oak chests in Oak Island swamp among others.

In 1981, Fred made one of the most important discoveries on Oak Island. A constant feature in the list of mysterious artifacts found on the island. He discovered five conical granite boulders on his property. Each of them approximately 8 ft wide and 9 ft high that formed a perfect Latin cross hyped with utmost curiosity.

Nolan dug a hole at the center of the cross and unearthed a large sandstone boulder that widely resembled a human head, even though it was a strange one. This cross has an 867 ft long stem and a 720 ft long cross beam. It has been a cornerstone for various Oak Island theories including the Templar theory and the Rosicrucian theory among others.

In 2015, Nolan decided to settle his feud with the Blankenship brothers and the Lega brothers, kickstarting a partnership that would fire the Oak Island treasure hunt to where it was supposed to be after 40 years. This peace pact was manifested in a formal agreement between Nolan and his former rivals in which Nolan granted the Blankenships and Oak Island Tours Inc. access to his detailed survey map.

He also granted them access to work on his property and the various places of interest on Oak Island he had marked based on his survey maps. Still, Fred Nolan had another interesting theory under his belt, one that he figured out while surveying the swamp.

In a discovery quest with the Lega brothers, diver Tony Samson discovered a long wooden plank submerged toward the south side of the Oak Island swamp. After finding the wood, he called on the team to check if they could find more clues at that part of the swamp.

After a few metal detection surveys, the team discovered the presence of a large quantity of buried metal. The board was later carbon-dated from 1680 to 1735 with a 95% degree of accuracy. The carbon dating revealed that the wooden plank had been there decades before any excavation was carried out on the island.

It also seemed to confirm that there were strange activities underneath the island centuries ago. Some Oak Island researchers and professors started putting theories together. The Spanish theory suggested that the Money Pit and Smith’s Cove flood tunnel were built by the crew of a shipwrecked Spanish treasure galleon laden with New World silver.

The William Fipps theory was a long British conspiracy revolving around the Glorious Revolution of 1688 and the treasure of the sunken Spanish treasure galleon La Concepcion. However, Fred Nolan had a strange theory about the swamp. It was the kind of theory that would make you sit down and think about what could have been.

After listening to Fred’s theory, we can argue that he was the best surveyor Oak Island had ever seen, and he possessed the mind of a genius. After surveying the swamp, Fred Nolan believed that the eastern and western ends of Oak Island were at one point actually separate islands.

He also believed that those who constructed the Money Pit and the Smith’s Cove flood tunnel had moved a treasure-filled ship between the two islands. His theory was very bizarre and vast. Fred believed that the Money Pit and the Smith’s Cove flood tunnel were constructed by the British during the American Revolution. Perhaps they wanted to hide some things while they were on the brink of defeat.

Nolan said that the British constructed a massive project and sank the treasure ship beneath the artificial swamp that was created. Fred passed away on June 14th, 2016 after making peace and giving out his research. The veteran was 88. It was 1 month and 1 day before his 89th birthday.

The crew expresses sadness at Nolan’s passing and at the fact that they will no longer have the opportunity to work alongside the legendary treasure hunter. His story seemed like something straight out of Black Panther. But what if his story had some logic?

Let’s delve a little into Tony Samson’s discovery. An invincible Knight Templar castle. When Rick Laena and a few members of our team went to talk to the locals to get them to shed some light about a mysterious stone-lined water well with strange markings at the bottom, these locals gave them a summary of their belief.

The locals narrated what they believed was the Fringe theory. According to them, outlawed Templar knights visited the New World sometime after the suppression of their order in 1307, bringing with them some of their most valuable treasure, including perhaps the Ark of the Covenant.

The first of these items are two of the carvings that adorn the interior of Rossland Chapel, a 15th-century Scottish castle commissioned by the grandson of Scottish Arcadian nobleman Henry Sinclair. Some archaeologists and scientists have claimed that Sinclair sailed across the Atlantic in 1398 on some sort of Templar mission.

One of these carvings represented what looked like an Indian corn. This suggests that there were Norse Viking settlers at one point on Oak Island. The second item that suggested Templar activities is the legends of Gluscap, a hero of Mi’kmaq mythology.

The theory suggested that the legendary Gluscap interacted with Sinclair and he was very impressed by him. Sinclair had allegedly been on a 14th-century voyage to the New World.

Before entering the well, diver Tony Samson and his team constructed a wooden frame around the well. While Samson inspected the well, he discovered a rock bearing a triangle-shaped carving. Upon close inspection, the crew discovered another strange marking inside the triangle, which Samson, a Freemason, suggests might be an eye.

Soon enough, Samson put on his diving gear and got into the well. Near the well’s bottom, he noticed another stone in which the image of a broad arrow was carved into the stone. The broad arrow found at the bottom was also called the king’s mark.

It is an English heraldic symbol that can trace its origins back to 14th-century English king Edward III and which was used by the British Empire to mark crown property. He also noticed a symbol like an eye which may be the eye of providence or the all-seeing eye.

The broad arrow has since the 17th century been used to mark British government property. Initially adorning British Army and Royal Navy equipment, the broad arrow symbol spread throughout the empire from Australia to India to British North America.

The British government understood quite well that every broad arrow mark was their property. But they did not care to consider other countries’ symbols. When they still colonized North America, the British Navy was not interested in the culture of the land. They felled whatever tree pleased them and they used whatever resources regardless of the symbols or the owners.

When British authorities attempted to enforce their broad arrow policy, New Hampshire colonists revolted in what is known today as the Pine Tree Riot. The Pine Tree Riot took place in Weir, New Hampshire on April 14th, 1772, and it was featured among the disputes between the crown and colonists that resulted in the American Revolution.

At that time, eastern white pines from colonial New England were superior timber for the single-stick masts and booms of the day. To maintain Britain’s naval and trading advantage, laws were passed in North America to protect selected white pines for British shipbuilding.

The New Hampshire General Court passed an act on May 10th, 1708 to preserve all trees in the province of New Hampshire suitable for masts for use by the Royal Navy. However, after a significant misuse of power, the natives had enough, which brought about the Pine Tree Riot. The Pine Tree Riot was a test of the British Royal Authority. It also proved that their authority was defeasible.

The first pine tree flag flown by colonists against the British during the riot was red with a pine tree within a white square in the upper left corner. Soon enough, it became a little trend. The men caught in charge in this riot went on to do great things against the forced British government. Some fought against the British in the Revolutionary War, while others constructed structures to help their community out.

Although the all-seeing eye in recent years has increasingly been associated with the New World Order conspiracy theory, which proposes that a small secret group of powerful elites, perhaps members of some Freemasonic lodge or the Bavarian Illuminati, are conspiring to bring about a global authoritarian government, which is the antichrist, to rule the world.

Still, ancient theories are not so wild. During the Renaissance, the symbol of an eye within an equilateral triangle came to represent the concept of divine providence or the hand of God in the affairs of men. The triangle’s three sides represent the Christian doctrine of the Holy Trinity, which holds that God is a single entity comprised of three distinct persons: The Father, the Son (Jesus Christ), and the Holy Spirit.

In the 18th century, the all-seeing eye represented God’s omniscience. Today, in non-English-speaking countries, the all-seeing eye serves as a universal, non-sectarian, Freemasonic representation of the grand architect of the universe.

In 1779, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and artist Pierre Eugene Ducimitier incorporated the all-seeing eye into their design of the Great Seal of the United States to represent God in their seal.

When Samson got out of the well, he told his team what he had discovered. He told them about the strange markings and the symbol that he had seen at the bottom of the well.

Whether or not the carvings inside Rossland Chapel are proof that the Templars sailed across the Atlantic and back is very debatable. However, an intriguing letter sent in 1546 from French Regent Mary of Guise, the mother of Mary, Queen of Scots, to William Sinclair, son of William Sinclair, who built Rossland Chapel, suggested that there was a possibility that the Rossland Chapel held significant secrets.

A line from this letter reads, “We bind us and oblige us to the said Sir William, and shall be a loyal and true mistress to him. His counsel and his secret shown to us, we shall keep secret.” Was there really a top secret connected to Oak Island that the royals refused to share? The Lagona brothers were about to find out.

Another day to use the swamp. When they found the wood, the Lega brothers and their team knew they were close to something. They should have taken the wood and left that portion of the swamp. However, Fred Nolan’s theory remained on their minds.

When they saw the shape of the wood, they knew there was a story in that portion of the swamp. They were open-minded, but they were not expecting anything crazy just yet. They just wanted to keep searching that part of the swamp if they could find more wood.

Since they searched the swamp, they found different pieces of wood dating from the 16th to the 18th century. On their last search, they got a piece that dated back to as early as the 8th century, probably before the Viking settlers.

When they dug through the swamp again, they found a smaller piece of wood that was shaped. It looked like it could have come off a boat. It seemed like the more they dug, the more they found evidence of a sailing boat in the swamp.

Nonetheless, where did the boat come from? While it seemed like they were cut out for only finding wood in that area of the swamp, Billy noticed something interesting. When he repositioned to continue digging a close part of the swamp, he noticed a hidden wall and something that looked like a shaft retainer built with wood in that part of the swamp.

Was Fred Nolan’s theory more profound than it seemed? Thirty years ago, Fred had discovered a wall in the swamp that made him believe that the structure was man-made. Although rebuffed by the archaeological world, it seemed like Fred was on to something.

Maybe the swamp was created to hide something of great value. After his discovery, Billy and Gary went on to tell the guys about the ancient structure to get a professional opinion on the ancient structure that was discovered. Rick Lega invited veteran scientist Dr. Ian Spooner to inspect the structure.

The scientist suggested that the ancient structure Billy Ghart discovered could be related to the ancient stone road towards the west of the swamp or maybe the underground tunnel leading to the Money Pit. Either way, whichever group installed the wooden and stony structure put in a lot of effort to make sure that it stood the test of time from generation to generation.

The forbidden depths of Oak Island. Recently, however, things took a dramatic turn. A discovery so bizarre, so game-changing that authorities shut down all ongoing investigations. Whatever was found, it wasn’t just about treasure anymore. It was something much bigger.

But if the rumors are true, this could rewrite history, and someone will do anything to keep it hidden. The island swamp has always been suspicious. Unnatural formations, strange debris, and anomalies suggested it wasn’t just a typical marsh land. Some believed it hid a ship. Others thought it concealed a secret passage leading to untold riches.

No one expected what was actually buried there. Scanning equipment picked up something massive, metallic, and deliberately hidden. When the excavation started, the bottom of the swamp seemed to disappear into nothing. A void too perfect to be natural.

The deeper they dug, the stranger it got. Man-made structures, ancient tools, and traces of gold in the water. And then something impossible, an object that shouldn’t have been there at all. At first glance, it was just an old corroded relic.

But analysis revealed something unsettling. The materials were not from any known civilization. Tests dated it back much further than expected, predating the island’s known history. What was more alarming, though, were the markings—symbols that resembled ancient languages, but also something else, something eerily modern.

Experts were brought in: historians, scientists, even government officials. The findings were hushed and the site was shut down. The usual talk of pirates and lost gold turned into murmurs of something classified, something that had to be kept from the public.

The treasure hunters weren’t just looking for gold anymore. They had stumbled onto something that defied explanation. For years, authorities allowed exploration of Oak Island with little interference. But this discovery changed everything.

Permits were pulled. Researchers were given vague excuses about environmental concerns. Equipment was confiscated. Those involved were told to stop asking questions. What was so dangerous about what they found? Was it a piece of lost history or something that pointed to a reality people weren’t ready to face?

Theories ran wild. An artifact from an advanced lost civilization, evidence of secret societies hiding knowledge for centuries, or even proof of visitors from beyond Earth. The work on Oak Island hasn’t completely stopped, but it has been severely restricted.

The treasure hunters continue their efforts. Now under careful watch. Every new dig, every fresh lead feels like stepping into territory they’re not supposed to touch. Whatever was found beneath the swamp, it was big enough to make governments take notice.

And if they don’t want the world to know, that only makes the mystery even more irresistible. The mystery of Oak Island began long before modern treasure hunters set foot on its shores. Legends speak of strange occurrences, unexplained disappearances, and shadowy figures who seem to guard the island’s secrets.

Even in its earliest days, those who came too close to the island’s hidden truths often found themselves facing misfortune. Stories circulated of strange lights flickering in the night, whispering voices in the wind, and an eerie sense that the island itself resisted intrusion.

One of the most famous accounts dates back to the 18th century when a group of fishermen claimed to have seen a spectral figure moving along the shoreline. When they approached, it vanished without a trace, leaving only a series of deep, unnatural footprints in the sand.

Some dismissed it as superstition, but those who had spent their lives near Oak Island knew better. There was something on that island that defied conventional explanation.

In the early 1800s, the infamous Money Pit was discovered by three young men who stumbled upon a depression in the ground. Digging revealed layers of wooden planks, coconut fiber, and other materials not native to the region.

Each new excavation effort brought with it new challenges: flooding tunnels, collapses, and inexplicable setbacks that seemed almost designed to keep the island’s secrets intact. The deeper they dug, the stranger the evidence became.

Some theories suggest that the pit was the work of the Knights Templar, hiding sacred relics beyond the reach of the church. Others claim it holds pirate treasure, perhaps from the infamous Captain Kidd or even Blackbeard himself, who was said to have boasted about burying his wealth where only the devil could find it.

But as technology improved and more sophisticated methods were employed, the theories took a darker turn. Something very shocking has just been unearthed by the Lagona brothers in the renowned Oak Island Money Pit, and the researchers were forced to stop the site excavation.

Could this finally be Oak Island’s life-changing mysterious treasure? You won’t believe what they just discovered as the US shuts down further research on Oak Island after this discovery.

The extraordinary geologists Terry Mat and Charles Barkhouse were glued to their chairs as they watched the DN11.5 borehole with the same level of vigilance as the Hawks. Their purpose was to reach the possible gold mine zone that was buried at a depth that ranged from 80 to 120 ft underneath the surface.

As the drilling machine proceeded to dig further into the ground, the team gathered around it, their eyes wild with excitement. They were racing against the clock. Then, as if out of nowhere, Mike Tedford, the master of the drilling operation, revealed a shocking revelation.

It was at the 90 ft mark that he hit something, in spite of the fact that he did not technically strike gold. You get the notion. Charles and Terry were naturally pleased on account of the fact that this was a game-changer and their minds were racing with concepts of potential outcomes.

Because they were eager to determine whether or not Mike had in fact discovered a hollow space that was 90 ft below ground level, they assaulted him with inquiries. How about this? It was confirmed by Mike. A large amount of unoccupied space may be found down there.

It was a revelation that blew their minds and they were aware that they were dealing with something of enormous importance. Charles suggested that they need to immediately contact Rick and Marty, who are the specialists in the field. They moved quickly as a team.

After receiving a call from Charles, Rick and Marty presented themselves with a great deal of enthusiasm. Considering that they were drilling in the same location where the treasure might be, Rick was really excited. I can only imagine how thrilled he was.

On the other hand, this treasure zone, which was tucked away within DN11.5, was not a typical location. Quite literally, it was a gold mine just waiting to be discovered. For example, high gold values, a large number of air pockets, and an abundance of voids.

Keeping things straightforward, they gave it a name that was aptly derived from its locations. Right. Rick got his crew together to discuss the most recent events that had occurred. Everyone was curious about the tale that led to this incredible discovery in the Oak Island Money Pit.

It was the question that everyone was thinking about. It is without a doubt not some ordinary discovery. According to the account that Mike Tedford provided, he felt the rods burst through something while he was roughly 90 ft deep.

Regardless of what it was, it appeared as though it had disappeared into a void approximately 1.5 ft beyond his reach. Can you believe the excitement that they felt at that very moment? They were ecstatic to the point of being completely overjoyed.

However, this is where things take an intriguing turn for the better. Terry, who was as sharp as ever, observed that the coordinates for DN11.5, DN12.5, and DN13.5 were all exactly aligned from east to west. Even more perplexing is the possibility that they are a component of a building that is concealed 94 ft below the surface of the body of water.

Along with DN12.5 and DN13.5, this alignment game also included players. As a result, the most important thing that everyone was thinking about was whether or not they had discovered another piece of this structure and whether or not it was connected to the gold that they found in the vicinity.

The only thing that mattered was putting the pieces of the puzzle together and determining whether or not Terry’s intuition was accurate. This was as important as it could possibly be.

The scientific evidence that was presented can be used to support the conclusion that a positive conclusion is possible. The issue, on the other hand, is that they were unable to rely solely on their intuition in order to present proof in agreement with their assertion.

Charles did not waste a single second before grabbing for the phone and calling Rick and Marty after the crew understood that they were in total accord with one another. Within a short period of time, the Lega brothers, Rick and Marty, arrived at the location.

Rick in particular was brimming with excitement and expectation on that particular day. And it was because of the Money Pit drill program that he was participating in due to the fact that the coordinates provided by DN11.5 placed them smack dab in the middle of a treasure zone.

The rush of excitement that was coursing through their body was palpable. In spite of the fact that it was hidden away in a convenient position, DN11.5 was anything but a usual location for this treasure zone.

The literal and figurative senses of the word gold mine are both accurate descriptions of the location in light of the incredibly high gold values, the presence of air pockets, and the voids that are present in large quantities.

In an effort to simplify things as much as possible, they decided to give it a name that was expressly derived from its locations. In order to discuss the most recent occurrences that had taken place, Rick called a meeting of his team to discuss the information.

The story that led to this remarkable find in the Oak Island Money Pit attracted the attention of everyone interested in the subject. At that moment, everyone was pondering the question that was being asked. Immediately upon its inception, it became abundantly evident that this was not going to be your typical find.

After reaching a depth of approximately 90 ft, Mike Tedford reported that he felt the drilling rods burst through something. It appeared as though whatever it was had disappeared into the distance at a distance that was approximately 1.5 ft beyond its reach.

They were so joyful to the point of being ecstatic about the situation. Nevertheless, this is the point at which the story takes an intriguing turn that is exciting to follow. Terry, who is well known for his keen ability to observe, is the one who made the observation that the coordinates DN11.5, DN12.5, and DN13.5 were perfectly aligned from east to west.

Taking into consideration the idea that they are possibly a component of a building that is concealed 94 ft below the surface is in addition to the excitement that they