The Curse of Oak Island: A PATH FORWARD IN THE SWAMP (Season 2) | History

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[crow calling]
NARRATOR: For Marty Lagina, if there really is an Oak Island curse, then it is located right here, at the Oak Island Swamp.
For the past several months, he and the team have gathered miles of data and conducted numerous tests.
And all have indicated the presence of something strange beneath the acres of dark brackish water.
But when the data is tested, the results are often inconclusive or disappear altogether.
This is crazy.
You get a hit. It goes away. And you come up with nothing.
How is that possible?

NARRATOR: Marty is also concerned that, just like last year, time is running out, and that the precious few weeks the team has left to spend on the island this summer would be better spent by exploring other potential treasure sites.
I wish this were the treasure path.
And it might yet be.
You know, we’ve run two types of GPR.
And we’ve run the X6.
Let’s go out here, and we can see all the targets.
At the point we’re at right now, give me your top four.
Show me where they are.

You know, the top four are– well, this one for sure.
And then there was a hit there on those recessed areas– you know, the earthen berm.
And then we have mercy right there, where the flags are waving.
And then we have the new theory, the Enochian chamber right out there.
And we have hits on each of these.
But inconclusive data on any of them, right?
So far?
Really?
We’re confirming hit here, confirming hit there.
And only one hit off of the GPR there.
And we have data. We have data in the can which we have yet to receive.

You know, basically, Rick, two years in a row, we kind of did the same thing– with slightly different devices and slightly different methods, slightly different targets.
But you know, I mean, that’s why I’m ready to– ready to say stop.
I am sick of the swamp.
I don’t want to run any more data.
We’re getting into analysis paralysis.
If you want to keep going on this swamp, let’s dig something.
Let’s do it right, and let’s dig something.
And I’m going to leave it to you, as far as I’m concerned, where.
Do you agree?

Yeah, I agree.
I used the Q word.
He hates the Q word.
I say, I want to quit.
I mean, it’s like I hit him with a two-by-four, right?
I don’t want to quit investigating.
I just want to quit with the remote sensing.
And he was fine with that.
He’s right.
I don’t like the Q word.
He doesn’t like the Q word.
In anything.
We’re not quitting.
No, and we’re a team.
So we’re not quitting.
OK, we’re not quitting.
I– I’m with you.
I am 100% with you.

OK, fine.
We’ll look at the data.
That’s in the can.
That’s in the can.
We’ll pick two sites.
Let’s do it.
Let’s dig.
It’s time to dig.
Without question.
That is a given.

All right.
Good.