5 JAW-DROPPING THEORIES | The Curse of Oak Island’s Astonishing Secrets

This whole place is all about rumor, conjecture, supposition, hope, and belief. We have a plethora of wild theories out here. Before we try to find out what treasure is here, we have to figure out who did the work in Oakal.

I believe that this was the work of the Aztec empire. I believe around 800 AD, a ship came ashore, and they discovered pagor clay in the sediment. To the Meso-Americans, that was worth more than gold. The significance of the South Shore shaft was that it was the first shaft put down to establish a mine here.

The Aztecs found the blue clay they wanted. They knew they could mine that. They probably put a shaft in around 800 AD and would have hit pagor skite clay at 50 ft. Just simple, basic mining – always 300 ft was the extent of their ventilation. There would have to be a ventilation shaft that’s probably hidden. That’s why I figured there was another shaft up there.

And all of a sudden, I looked, and I went, “The Money Pit shaft.” When the Aztecs came to hide the treasures, they knew there was an old mine here. They remodeled it and made it into a trap. In fact, they made the whole mine into a trap.

This is a stone at the absolute bottom of Nolan’s cross. I believe that the Aztec treasure is not here. It’s just a couple hundred yards over there.

What if he’s right? My goodness, what if he’s right? The unfortunate thing is the ‘X’ is on Mr. Nolan’s property, and as of right now, we cannot proceed with John’s. It’s time to connect the dots.

When I read the account of how McGinnis and his friends first started to dig at The Money Pit, the first thing they came across a couple of feet under the turf was a platform of flat stones. It’s got to do with a particular part of Freemasonry, which is called the Royal Arch of Enoch. Time rolls by, and along come the children of Israel, and King Solomon builds the temple. They find the entrance to the Enochian chamber.

Some Masonic legends say that the Ark of the Covenant ultimately found its way into the temple. The Money Pit was a deliberately constructed copy of Solomon’s Temple and the chambers of Enoch. X marks the spot.

What you’re looking for is another shaft with another chamber. The other end of the tunnel is at a fixed compass point from the origin, which makes me think it’s more likely it would be due west. Am I to understand, looking at this, that we’re back in that bloody swamp?

Yes.

So how sure are you of this?

Me? Yeah, absolutely sure. I don’t care how difficult it is. I really don’t. I mean, I’ll go in there by myself.

And that, Rick Lagina, is why you are going to find this treasure. We are going to find this treasure.