Interesting Video called Pirate Treasure of the Knights Templar

[Simon1]

I just watched this video and it at least had some treasure. They brought up a silver bar that they believed belonged to Captain Kidd. It has what looks like a History channel logo on the bottom right, but also says A&E.
It has Scott Wolter from America Unearthed as well as Barry Clifford from the Whydah discovery. This video was first aired 09/26/2015.

I deleted this link as one of the members said it triggered a Virus alert for him. Mine was fine, but better safe than sorry.

If still interested, you can google it or PM me and I will send the link, ( at your own risk, just in case ).

 

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[Hitndahed]

Thanks Simon,,
But after what I heard about him digging somewhere on private property while looking for KGC treasure on the sly I kinda lost respect for him.
Although he does bring some interesting topics to the table at times.

 

[DeepseekerADS]

OOooooooo.....

got a virus notification when I clicked the link

BEWARE!!!!

 

[Tom_in_CA]

Simon1, I agree with hitndahed. That show is all hollywood nonsense hype and ..... I question if they really found bars and such.

I too lost all respect for that Scott Wolter fellow. Some of the stories he profiles are EASILY debunked with a simple google search on the subject. And you would THINK they would research those alternative more-plausible explanations BEFORE they run around doing a show's topic. Instead of their silly Vikings and Romans were in Utah type notions.

 

[DeepseekerADS]

VIRUS, VIRUS, VIRUS

Rebooted and still getting the notification. Using Avast for virus protection.

DO NOT CLICK LINK

 

[Jason in Enid]

Simon1, I agree with hitndahed. That show is all hollywood nonsense hype and ..... I question if they really found bars and such.

I too lost all respect for that Scott Wolter fellow. Some of the stories he profiles are EASILY debunked with a simple google search on the subject. And you would THINK they would research those alternative more-plausible explanations BEFORE they run around doing a show's topic. Instead of their silly Vikings and Romans were in Utah type notions.

I think it's the only way for him to keep pumping out shows. If he actually researched and debunked the stories he wouldnt have anything to pretend to search for.

 

[Tom_in_CA]

I think it's the only way for him to keep pumping out shows. If he actually researched and debunked the stories he wouldnt have anything to pretend to search for.

Correct. It's playing off the inborn traight we all have to love a mystery, to fantasize about finding treasure, the mystical, etc..... If it were shows that did nothing except to confirm standard known history, and/or zero treasures, then no one would watch. Thus the shows grate on the nerves of anyone with an ounce of critical skeptical thinking.

 

[Simon1]

Thanks for the background on the guy, did not know that.
Was not aware of any virus, I run 2 Anti-Virus programs and nothing was detected. Since it seems this show is not credible and has triggered a "Virus" alert for Deepseeker ADS I will pull the link.
I use Malwarebytes Anti-Malware as my main source then Avast.

 

[vpnavy]

I moved ya from OAK ISLAND over to our newly formed FORUM > TREASURE HUNTING > TREASURE LEGENDS > THE KNIGHT'S TEMPLAR.