The Curse of Oak Island: A Mysterious Triangle-Shaped Structure (Season 6) | History

NARRATOR: Before another day ends on Oak Island…

MARTY LAGINA: Tony, we’re going back to the War Room.
Thanks, Marty.
MARTY LAGINA: Yep.

NARRATOR: Rick and Marty Lagina join members of the team, along with professional diver Tony Sampson in the War Room. They are eager to follow up on data they retrieved during a recent investigation of the island’s southern shore that was conducted by the Centre for Geographic Studies, otherwise known as COGS.
MARTY LAGINA: What we’re going to do here today is we’re going to go over the offshore data that the COGS students obtained for us. They came up with some interesting stuff on the seafloor. So Jack and Alex have data in front of them. Why don’t you show Tony what we got?

ALEX LAGINA: There’s a couple in particular that we’re especially interested in.

TONY SAMPSON: Okay… Jack, if you can pull up the image of 12F1.
JACK LAGINA: On it.
TONY SAMPSON: Oh, right.
MARTY LAGINA: My God, that’s interesting.

MARTY LAGINA: Look at the shadow. Look at the jagged top to that thing.
TONY SAMPSON: Mm-hmm.
MARTY LAGINA: And it’s very skinny. I don’t think that’s natural.
TONY SAMPSON: Yeah.
MARTY LAGINA: I think that’s something sticking out of the seafloor. And anything sticking out of the seafloor near Oak Island is worth a look.
TONY SAMPSON: Yeah.

NARRATOR: In addition to finding what could be evidence of a flood tunnel off the island’s southern shore…
JAMES NOBLE: These two yellow columns are possible vent locations.

NARRATOR: …the scan also detected a number of possible man-made objects on the ocean floor, including a mysterious triangular formation that appeared to point directly toward the Money Pit.
MARTY LAGINA: That is clearly worth investigating.
TONY SAMPSON: Yeah.

NARRATOR: While the team awaits the government permit to expand excavation of Smith’s Cove, they will redirect their focus in hopes of locating what is believed to be a second flood tunnel system—one that lies off the island’s southern shore.
MARTY LAGINA: So let’s go to the next one.

ALEX LAGINA: This is the possible anchor.

TONY SAMPSON: Mm-hmm.
ALEX LAGINA: And if you zoom in, you can see that there’s a break in the shape between these two objects.
TONY SAMPSON: Whoa.
MARTY LAGINA: Well, take these guys with you.
TONY SAMPSON: Okay.
MARTY LAGINA: They’re certified divers.
TONY SAMPSON: Okay. Well, with that in mind, what we’ll do, guys, is we’ll run the anomalies and then we can put an underwater compass on the bottom so you’ll have hard numbers as to where she is.
MARTY LAGINA: Sounds great.

NARRATOR: The team’s first target will be the mysterious triangle-shaped formation, which appeared to point towards the Oak Island Money Pit, and which the team believes may be associated with a second man-made flood tunnel system that could lead directly to the treasure vault.
MAN: Mark! Okay, so what we have here in the bag, we have these, so we can get Marty’s orientation to the Money Pit or wherever.
JAMIE HERSEY: Got it.
MAN: Excellent.

NARRATOR: While Tony and Alex Lagina perform the scan, Peter Fornetti will maintain continuous communication with them from the boat. Should either diver need assistance during the operation, Jack Begley, who is also a certified scuba diver, will be ready to enter the water.
PETER FORNETTI: Surface to diver, over.

NARRATOR: Despite the fact that Alex and Tony have the anomaly on sonar, they may have difficulty actually finding it due to the heavy vegetation covering the ocean floor.
Alex Lagina and Tony Sampson believe they may have finally discovered the mysterious triangular formation in the water off the southern shore. The fact that Alex has confirmed that the formation does point directly towards the Money Pit is significant. It suggests that it may have been deliberately placed as some sort of marker pointing the way to the island’s treasure vault.
PETER FORNETTI: Divers coming up.