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Speaker 1: Abyss Pop two. It has been some twenty odd years
Speaker 1: since doctor Leechy's interpretation of the Flagstone Code and the
Speaker 1: rumors of buried riches on Oak Island have reached mythical proportions.
Speaker 1: Due to complications of ownership, it isn't until eighteen ninety
Speaker 1: three that a fourth team are able to secure the
Speaker 1: thirty thousand dollar Least agreement to begin the next assault
Speaker 1: on what many believed to be the hiding place of
Speaker 1: the long lost treasure of infamous pirate captain William Kidd.
Speaker 1: On first arriving at the site, the new group of
Speaker 1: treasure hunters led by a Frederick Blair known as the
Speaker 1: Oak Island Treasure Company, find it much changed from Donald
Speaker 1: mckinness's day. The wants lushed green grove, now an open wound,
Speaker 1: scarred and pockmark, with numerous holes full of water. Like
Speaker 1: many before them, the company make a start digging fresh
Speaker 1: holes and making industrial strength efforts to drain the sea
Speaker 1: waters away, but just as before, the same problems persist.
Speaker 1: In March eighteen ninety seven, laborer may Not is helping
Speaker 1: to drag water up from one of the pits when
Speaker 1: the bucket snags on the rope. After ordering the men
Speaker 1: to stop, he is fixed to the pulley system before
Speaker 1: lowering himself into the pit, the bottom of which lies
Speaker 1: somewhere in the dark ninety feet below him. Carefully easing
Speaker 1: himself in line with the bucket, he has just untangled
Speaker 1: it when the rope gives a sudden jerk, slipping two
Speaker 1: feet before being caught again on the pulley. A greatly
Speaker 1: relieved Kaiser has just enough time to look up before
Speaker 1: the rope jerks loose again, sending the unfortunate Kaiser disappearing
Speaker 1: into the darkness below. He becomes the second man to
Speaker 1: die in pursuit of the supposed treasure of Oak Island.
Speaker 1: With the rest of the team too shocked and saddened
Speaker 1: to return to work, the operation is brought to an
Speaker 1: immediate halt. That night, deep in sleep, one of the
Speaker 1: workers turns restlessly in his bed. Somewhere inside his head,
Speaker 1: he is visited by the specter of Captain Kidd, who
Speaker 1: delivers a terrifying warning cease digging now, or else more
Speaker 1: will die. With news of the nightmare permeating the camp,
Speaker 1: the crew refused to return to work. It will be
Speaker 1: a year before the Oak Island Treasure Company are able
Speaker 1: to start digging again. This time, the team begin with
Speaker 1: another exploration of the material below the bottom of the pit.
Speaker 1: The discovery of what seems to be loose pieces of
Speaker 1: metal buried at approximately one hundred and fifty feet, as
Speaker 1: well as a small piece of parchment bearing the Roman
Speaker 1: numeral for the number six, only serves to convince the
Speaker 1: company further that they are not on a hiding to nothing.
Speaker 1: Despite extensive efforts to plug the tunnels from Smith's Cove,
Speaker 1: the boreholes continue to flood. In response, an engineer suggests
Speaker 1: putting a red dye into one of the pits so
Speaker 1: they can find out precisely where the waters are coming from.
Speaker 1: With a small team assembled to the east above Smith's Cove,
Speaker 1: the dye is poured into the hole. After nearly an
Speaker 1: hour of waiting, however, they have seen nothing, but then
Speaker 1: one of the crew spots it a garish wash of
Speaker 1: red bleeding into the sea from the south shoreline. Realizing
Speaker 1: they had been plugging the wrong tunnels all along, the
Speaker 1: team undertake a sustained process of dynamiting along the southern
Speaker 1: edge of the dig site in the hope of uncovering
Speaker 1: the real flood tunnel. But just like the many previous efforts,
Speaker 1: having only brought further destruction to the increasingly scarred landscape,
Speaker 1: the company draws a blank. With enthusiasm for the work
Speaker 1: beginning to wane. Company found of Frederick Blair buys out
Speaker 1: the remaining shares and in nineteen o five takes full
Speaker 1: ownership of the license to dig on the island. For
Speaker 1: the next twenty five years, he leases it out to
Speaker 1: a variety of unsuccessful ventures, and by the early nineteen thirties,
Speaker 1: as described by Frederick Griffin in the Toronto Star Weekly,
Speaker 1: where once the ground above Smith's Cove was littered with
Speaker 1: the majestic oaks that gave the island its name. By
Speaker 1: now there were barely half a dozen left clinging on
Speaker 1: for dear life. The land has become a battle field
Speaker 1: of torn earth and empty ball holes. In nineteen thirty five,
Speaker 1: steel magnet Gilbert Headon is the next to answer the
Speaker 1: siren corn of treasure, purchasing half the island and a
Speaker 1: digging lease from Blair. After three years and fifty thousand
Speaker 1: dollars just under a million today, Heddon's team make a
Speaker 1: number of interesting discoveries, finding a minus oil lamp, some
Speaker 1: dynamite buried at sixty five feet, as well as an
Speaker 1: as yet undiscovered chamber that appears to have been one
Speaker 1: of the original flood tunnels. The problem being it is
Speaker 1: almost impossible to tell if any of these artifacts had
Speaker 1: been left prior to seventeen ninety five. It has also
Speaker 1: become impossible to tell which hole exactly was the original
Speaker 1: pit that started the whole adventure off in the first place.
Speaker 1: Heddon gives up in nineteen thirty eight. When Frederick Blair dies.
Speaker 1: In nineteen fifty one, the sight lease reverts to mel Chapel,
Speaker 1: who had been a partner of Blair's twenty years previously.
Speaker 1: Chapel had also been one of the diggers who witnessed
Speaker 1: Maynard Kaiser fall to his death. Though it was said
Speaker 1: the Chapel had once himself seen gold flakes coming off
Speaker 1: a drill during one of the earlier excavations, he had
Speaker 1: no interest in seeking the treasure, remembering all too well
Speaker 1: the warning from his colleague that death stalked all who
Speaker 1: sought it. It was in nineteen fifty nine that Robert
Speaker 1: and Mildred rest All negotiated a deal with mel Chapel
Speaker 1: to try their luck at cracking the mystery. In the
Speaker 1: nineteen fifties, Robert and his wife Mildred worked a traveling
Speaker 1: show called The Globe of Death, which involved the married
Speaker 1: couple riding motorbikes around a metal sphere at sixty five
Speaker 1: miles per hour. The pair traveled the world before settling
Speaker 1: in Canada. It was at some point in the nineteen
Speaker 1: fifties that the Dare Devils got wind of the intriguing
Speaker 1: treasure hunt occurring on Oak Island. Soon after agreeing a
Speaker 1: lease with Chapel, Robert and his son Bobby moved to
Speaker 1: the island to begin work, and are joined by the
Speaker 1: rest of the family soon after. The following year, they
Speaker 1: succeed in pumping out almost all the water from the
Speaker 1: main shaft. For the next five years, however, the family
Speaker 1: struggled to keep the water held back long enough to
Speaker 1: make a thorough exploration of the site. Once again, the
Speaker 1: treasure remains tantalizingly out of reach. In August nineteen sixty five,
Speaker 1: Robert and Mildred are preparing to head to near by
Speaker 1: Chester to run a number of errands, where Robert heads
Speaker 1: to the side to make a final check on a
Speaker 1: new gasoline pump. The pump had been installed next to
Speaker 1: one of the new shafts that they had been digging
Speaker 1: at Smith's Cove. Telling him not to take too long,
Speaker 1: Mildred watched her husband as he stepped into the muggy
Speaker 1: afternoon air and made his way down to the cove.
Speaker 1: A few miles away on the mainland, Jim Kaiser, one
Speaker 1: of the rest All's key laborers, was carrying out some
Speaker 1: chores at home. Though he wasn't scheduled to work that day,
Speaker 1: he had the most peculiar desire to stop what he
Speaker 1: was doing immediately and head to Woke Island, back above
Speaker 1: Smith's Cove. As Robert nears the shoreline, he is overcome
Speaker 1: by a strange smell of rotten eggs. It seems to
Speaker 1: be emanating from one of the newly dark pits. Robert's
Speaker 1: son Bobby, is helping to burn waste materials when he
Speaker 1: looks up to see his father peering down at something
Speaker 1: from the edge of the pit, before going stiff and
Speaker 1: falling straight in. Bobby tears down to the cove, only
Speaker 1: to find his father's lifeless body floating in the water
Speaker 1: at the bottom of the pit. Moments later, everything goes
Speaker 1: black as he too loses consciousness and falls straight into
Speaker 1: the hole. Another worker, Karl Grazer, who had witnessed the
Speaker 1: whole thing, races to the edge of the pit, seeing
Speaker 1: the two bodies in the water. He has only just
Speaker 1: reached the top of a ladder descending into it when
Speaker 1: he becomes the third man to lose consciousness, falling from
Speaker 1: the ladder with a splash into the hole. He is
Speaker 1: in turn followed by worker Cyril Hilts, who has made
Speaker 1: it halfway down the ladder before he too succumbs to
Speaker 1: the strange fumes in the pandemonium. A further two workers,
Speaker 1: Andrew Dumont and Leonard Kaiser, attempting to rescue the others,
Speaker 1: make it as far as the water before their bodies
Speaker 1: give up. Two incredibly New York firefighter, Captain Edward White,
Speaker 1: who just happens to be visiting the dig sight at
Speaker 1: the time, is miraculously able to pull Kaiser and Dumont free,
Speaker 1: but for the others, it is too late. Back at
Speaker 1: Jim Kaiser's home, there is a frantic knock at the door.
Speaker 1: He opens it to fight his uncle in a desperate
Speaker 1: state with some terrible news. Jim immediately races to Oak
Speaker 1: Island to find a team of fire fighters assembled at
Speaker 1: the top of Smith's cob trying to figure out the
Speaker 1: safest way to retrieve the bodies. Without thinking, Jim borrows
Speaker 1: a vintage Second World Wore gas mask from one of
Speaker 1: them and jumps straight into the hole. One by one,
Speaker 1: he pulls out the dead bodies of his friends. Are
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Speaker 1: slash Unexplained podcast. The tragic death of the men, especially
Speaker 1: both Robert and Bobby Restall, marks the end of the
Speaker 1: Restall involvement with Oak Island, with Mildred having no interest
Speaker 1: in pursuing what is starting to look increasingly like a
Speaker 1: cursed errand ownership of the lease is transferred to Robert Dunfield.
Speaker 1: In the summer of nineteen sixty five, the bullish Dunfield
Speaker 1: wastes little time in bulldozing twelve feet away from the
Speaker 1: surface of the original pit, and uses the resultant clay
Speaker 1: to clog any tunnels coming up from Smith's Cove. Next,
Speaker 1: hen structs a causeway joining the island to the mainland
Speaker 1: for the first time. Back in nineteen sixty three, businessman
Speaker 1: Fred Nolan discovered that, unbeknowns to rest All and Robert
Speaker 1: Dunfield at the time, a few minor lots of Oak
Speaker 1: Island were still available to purchase. After swiftly buying them up,
Speaker 1: he undertakes a few minor excavations, which finds little of interest. However,
Speaker 1: with the construction of Dunfield's causeway, Nolan is excited at
Speaker 1: the prospect of getting better equipment to continue his search,
Speaker 1: but Dunfield refuses to let him use it. What he
Speaker 1: hadn't realized, however, was that Crandall's Point, the land abutting
Speaker 1: the causeway, was also still available to purchase. When Nolan
Speaker 1: finds out, he buys it immediately denying all access from
Speaker 1: the causeway. The petty stalemate was results in Dumfield quitting
Speaker 1: the project for good and returning to his native California.
Speaker 1: Some might say he got off lightly. Only a few
Speaker 1: weeks prior to Dumfield's voluntary eviction, Jim Kaiser, who had
Speaker 1: stayed on to assist Dumfield, is spending the night at
Speaker 1: the dig side in the old Restall family home when
Speaker 1: he wakes to find the whole cabin shaking violently, while
Speaker 1: having the sensation of a heavy weight on his chest.
Speaker 1: Looking up, moments later, he was confronted by a pair
Speaker 1: of red eyes staring at him from out of the darkness.
Speaker 1: Running from the bed in terror, he heads straight outside
Speaker 1: into the cold night air, but finds no sign of anybody.
Speaker 1: The next morning, having finally got back to sleep, Kaiser
Speaker 1: finds his body covered in bruises, including five on his arm,
Speaker 1: long and thin, as if a hand had gripped him there.
Speaker 1: It wasn't long after that reports of a genuine curse
Speaker 1: first came to light that warned specifically that seven treasure
Speaker 1: hunters would have to die before the island gave up
Speaker 1: its treasure, with the construction worker scolded in eighteen sixty one,
Speaker 1: and Maynard Kaiser's fall of eighteen ninety seven added to
Speaker 1: the horrific quadruple tragedy of the Restall operation. So far,
Speaker 1: there had been six by nineteen sixty nine. In the
Speaker 1: one hundred and seventy four years since Donald mckinnis, John
Speaker 1: Smith and Anthony Vaughan first uncovered evidence of a potential
Speaker 1: treasure pit, not one person had succeeded in digging down
Speaker 1: any further than the ninety foot bottom carved out by
Speaker 1: the Onslow Company in eighteen oh three. But all that
Speaker 1: was about to change. It was in April of nineteen
Speaker 1: sixty nine that businessman Daniel Blankenship and David Tobias formed
Speaker 1: the Triton Alliance, buying up the majority of the island
Speaker 1: and moving in at the first opportunity. In what was
Speaker 1: by far the most sophisticated operation to date, The Alliance
Speaker 1: begins by digging sixty different boreholes close to the original
Speaker 1: pit to draw up a detailed plan of the geology underneath.
Speaker 1: They soon discover the bedrock to be located at roughly
Speaker 1: one hundred and sixty feet below, but incredibly the rulso
Speaker 1: seems to be some kind of wooden lay forty feet
Speaker 1: below this. The following year, laborers uncover evidence of what
Speaker 1: could well have been the original dam constructed at Smith Cove,
Speaker 1: to create the original flood tunnels, a set of logs
Speaker 1: laid out in a U shape with Roman numerals carved
Speaker 1: into them. They also discover a litany of artifacts, including
Speaker 1: wrought iron scissors, an iron ruler, and a wooden sled
Speaker 1: that predate the time before Donald McKinnes first spotted something
Speaker 1: in seventeen ninety five. But the best is yet to come.
Speaker 1: Since there was no way of preventing the sea water
Speaker 1: flooding the now myriad tunnels and boreholes, and with the
Speaker 1: risk of structural collapse too high to send people down them,
Speaker 1: the team construct a vast twenty seven inch diameter steel pipe,
Speaker 1: which they hope will allow for direct access to underneath
Speaker 1: the dig site. In spring nineteen seventy one, the team
Speaker 1: choose a borehole numbered ten X for the purpose and
Speaker 1: proceeded to carve it out to a depth of two
Speaker 1: hundred and thirty five feet before threading the pipe down
Speaker 1: it all the way to the bottom. What made ten
Speaker 1: X so special was that they had good reason to
Speaker 1: believe it led directly to an artificial cavity that had
Speaker 1: at some point been dug out of the bedrock. Before
Speaker 1: sending anyone down However, Blankenship and Tobias decided to use
Speaker 1: a camera to first investigate what was down there. With
Speaker 1: the team set up on the edge of Borehole ten X,
Speaker 1: they gathered excitedly around a bulky TV monitor. As the
Speaker 1: camera was slowly lowered down, They watched with profound anticipation
Speaker 1: as it dropped deeper through the casin, through the pitch
Speaker 1: black of the water, and finally out into the open
Speaker 1: of the chamber below. Squinting at the monitor, they see soft,
Speaker 1: angular shapes beginning to emerge from out of the darkness,
Speaker 1: things which seemed foreign to the surrounding geology, all covered
Speaker 1: over in a thick layer of silt, and one shape
Speaker 1: more recognizable than the others, protruding from out of the mud,
Speaker 1: the arm of a skeleton. Believing they had finally unearthed
Speaker 1: the location of the fabled treasure, the Triton team employ
Speaker 1: a diver to take a closer look. In October nineteen
Speaker 1: seventy one, Alan Sagar, a retired lieutenant commander and former
Speaker 1: demining expert, answers the corn with the casing too narrow
Speaker 1: to where an oxygen tank Segar is forced to hug
Speaker 1: a small bottle of compressed air to his chest as
Speaker 1: he is lowered manually on steel cable into the pipe,
Speaker 1: and with no radio communication, Segar and the crew have
Speaker 1: only the cable with which to give each other signals.
Speaker 1: At ninety feet down, feeling the chill of the water
Speaker 1: at his feet, Segar tugs on the cable for the
Speaker 1: winch team to stop adjusting his mouthpiece. He gives another
Speaker 1: two tugs and is soon descending again, dropping steadily until
Speaker 1: he is completely submerged under the water in total darkness.
Speaker 1: He soon descends past the hundred and fifty foot level,
Speaker 1: then two hundred feet, until finally he emerges out the
Speaker 1: bottom end and into the cavity. Segar takes a moment
Speaker 1: to compose himself before turning on the camera, the images
Speaker 1: of which are being fed back live to the surface,
Speaker 1: and points it into the space. Turning on his torch,
Speaker 1: he directs it into the gloom. Suddenly he can see everything. Unexpectedly,
Speaker 1: the cabin that stretched off at some distance behind was
Speaker 1: much bigger than had been first assumed. On the floor
Speaker 1: of it, just as the previous footage had revealed, there
Speaker 1: appeared to be a number of oblong containers and a pole,
Speaker 1: perhaps the handle of a tool poking up from out
Speaker 1: of the soft mud, and sure enough, there to the
Speaker 1: side of it, the arm of a skeleton reaches up
Speaker 1: out of the silt. Back on the surface. Crowded around
Speaker 1: the monitor, a nervous excitement is spreading throughout the team
Speaker 1: as they struggle to contain themselves. But then Sega takes
Speaker 1: a step forward into the cavern, instantly sending a vast
Speaker 1: cloud of silt billowing up into the space, blocking out
Speaker 1: the light. Realizing he can no longer proceed, Sega has
Speaker 1: little choice but to get back into the pipe and
Speaker 1: head back to the surface. Once in place, he tugs
Speaker 1: twice again on the cable and is greatly relieved when
Speaker 1: moments later he feels it taking his weight and lifting
Speaker 1: him upwards, but just over half way, with Saga still
Speaker 1: submerged some distance under water, he has the strange sensation
Speaker 1: that he is being pulled back into the pipe. He
Speaker 1: realizes with horror that it is the suit, caught on
Speaker 1: one of the welds in the pipeline. Unaware of what
Speaker 1: has happened, the workers above continue to winch him up,
Speaker 1: but with Segar's body unwilling to budge, the suit is
Speaker 1: beginning to pull apart, and now the breathing apparatus is
Speaker 1: coming undone as well. Sega pulls furiously on the cable
Speaker 1: while simultaneously struggling to free himself, when finally something dislodges
Speaker 1: and he is suddenly free, once again being pulled steadily
Speaker 1: up to the surface. After Segar's close call, nine are
Speaker 1: the divers aretasked with helping to retrieve the apparent items
Speaker 1: from the cavity at the bottom of hole ten X,
Speaker 1: but none are successful. In nineteen seventy six, Daniel Blankenship
Speaker 1: tries to enter the cavern himself. However, having only made
Speaker 1: it halfway down the pipe, Blankenship hears the ominous sound
Speaker 1: of creaking deal which is followed by a cascade of
Speaker 1: debris falling on his head from above. Sensing imminent danger,
Speaker 1: Blankenship demands an immediate evacuation. Miraculously, he has pulled free
Speaker 1: just as the casing collapses completely below him. When the
Speaker 1: twenty seven inch wide steel piping is dug out later,
Speaker 1: they discover a section of it has been entirely closed
Speaker 1: in to some The cavity at two hundred and thirty
Speaker 1: five feet deep, and the items allegedly spotted in it
Speaker 1: is the strongest evidence that a genuine horde of treasure
Speaker 1: has been stashed away on the island. Others have questioned
Speaker 1: whether it may have in fact only been created by
Speaker 1: dynamiting that had been carried out by the Triton Alliance
Speaker 1: some time prior to its discovery. Either way, like all
Speaker 1: others before them, Blankenship and Tobias will leave the island
Speaker 1: empty handed, and though many others even to this day
Speaker 1: have since attempted to unlock the island secrets, it resolutely
Speaker 1: refuseth to give them up, or so it was thought.
Speaker 1: In a startling revelation that has only recently come to light,
Speaker 1: it was claimed by Fred Nolan that in nineteen eighty,
Speaker 1: whilst digging in a region just above the south shore
Speaker 1: known as the Swamp, he discovered three old and empty
Speaker 1: oak chests. Then something else came to light thanks to
Speaker 1: the extensive research carried out on the subject of the
Speaker 1: Oak Island treasure by the Fantastic Blockhouse Investigation Team, it
Speaker 1: seems those empty chests just might have been rediscovered before.
Speaker 1: In fact, all the way back in seventeen ninety five.
Speaker 1: According to Carlmoscha, who had taken part in some of
Speaker 1: the earlier excavations. In nineteen twenty five, his grandmother Lucy Vaughan,
Speaker 1: a descendant of Anthony Vaughan, one of the first discoverers
Speaker 1: of the pit, had taken him into the basement of
Speaker 1: her home and shown him an old looking chest made
Speaker 1: of oak. Opening it up, it was revealed to contain
Speaker 1: twenty five white canvas bags, each stuffed with gold coins
Speaker 1: that she said had come from Oak Island. And then,
Speaker 1: in a two thousand and seven newspaper interview, a descendant
Speaker 1: of Donald mckinnis made a similarly startling revelation. In the
Speaker 1: weeks after Donald uncovered the first signs of the pit
Speaker 1: seventeen ninety five, he John Smith and Anthony Vaughan had
Speaker 1: in fact also uncovered three separate chests stuffed full of loot.
Speaker 1: It had long been believed in the McKinneys, now known
Speaker 1: as McGinnis family that on finding the treasure, the men
Speaker 1: had sworn to secrecy, agreeing never to reveal the truth
Speaker 1: of it to anyone. After all, there's no telling what
Speaker 1: lengths people will go to when told there is treasure
Speaker 1: to be found. Thank you to Andrew Maddocks for bringing
Speaker 1: this fantastic story to my attention. If you enjoy listening
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