Oak Island Factual (proven/documented) Information

[n2mini]

We monitor the show and make certain the unknowing masses are not “HOAXED” yet again......

Do you really think you are keeping anyone from watching the show. If anything you are driving people to it... and the Laginas appreciate that.. Any new comer coming in here and reading a fraction of all this will realize real quick that the nay-sayers claim everything they say as fact and that everything else is a lie, hoax, tall tell, mis-remembering, planted, pocket-dropped, etc...

 

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[Singlestack Wonder]

There’s a reason the cast do everything possible to keep from bursting into laughter when new bobby dazzlers are found or when yet another new fictional theory is stated on the show.

Anyone who watches curse of oak island and believes it must think Ancient Aliens is documented history as well...

What did PT Barnum say?.......

 

[Al D]

Sadly that story is is no different really then the few people or more that died trying to find Forest Fenn's Treasure.. Can't blame it on a false post by someone...You have to be prepared to be out wondering around looking for something you may or may not know it's location..

Sounds a lot like what the drug dealer says as he sells a lethal dose of heroin to an unsuspected buyer.

 

[gazzahk]

Well you skeptics out there... Here is PROOF!



All they need to do is dig where this rainbow lands...

Because it is a well known, historical fact told throughout the ages that treasure can be found at the end of a rainbow...

 

[Al D]

Well you skeptics out there... Here is PROOF!

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All they need to do is dig where this rainbow lands...

Because it is a well known, historical fact told throughout the ages that treasure can be found at the end of a rainbow...

I will bet that his head is empty

 

[n2mini]

but in true nay-sayer fashion they would plant a little treasure of some sort in there don't you think?? As we all know it is a tv show. Do you really think they film everything everyone is doing at all times. I'd imagine that as Garry is out metal detecting he is on his own or with someone with a shovel and if he finds something they come over and film it after the fact, and then back in the war room doing take after take of filming I'm sure it does get funny at times... Here again for someone who doesn't believe in any of this you sure pay alot attention to every detail of the show!!!!

 

[OcdChaos]

They definitely film some stuff after the fact. But it is understandable, as you can’t film 24-7. They find something, dig it up, if it is worth filming, they put it back and call in the film crew. I have no problem with it, as long as you understand why it has to be done that way. As I said, you can’t film everywhere 24-7. Here’s proof of that. The attached screenshot shows Jack getting ready to dig a spot that Gary pinpointed. Noticed that the dark spot is disturbed and has already been dug up and covered back up.

 

[franklin]

They definitely film some stuff after the fact. But it is understandable, as you can’t film 24-7. They find something, dig it up, if it is worth filming, they put it back and call in the film crew. I have no problem with it, as long as you understand why it has to be done that way. As I said, you can’t film everywhere 24-7. Here’s proof of that. The attached screenshot shows Jack getting ready to dig a spot that Gary pinpointed. Noticed that the dark spot is disturbed and has already been dug up and covered back up.
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No they film all the time Gary is searching. Nothing is buried and re-dug for the film. It should already be on film.

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

That's what brought me here (to the Oak Island threads). When the "History Channel" dropped documentaries and information for crap programming like Ancient Aliens and The Curse of Oak Island.

So far the seven seasons could be condensed in to a half-hour slot with 10 minutes of commercials.

 

[franklin]

You can always place years of searching for treasure into a 30 minute show with 10 minutes being commercials. But the keeper is keeping the audience in suspense of a large treasure being found. The anticipation. If you find a treasure in the first five minutes of your first day, it ruins the treasure hunt. Also, ruins the movie production and people that get paid to search and to film. But if you hunt for a week or two or even a year or two and yes even eight years, then you are successful then it makes it worthwhile.

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

I'm watching Cosmos and browsing four forums. My time is more valuable to me than "Reality TV".

Let me know when they find something.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Brit80, you're new here and may not know our rules, we do not allow attacking or insulting other members.

 

[Brit80]

Brit80, you're new here and may not know our rules, we do not allow attacking or insulting other members.

Sorry, I just can't help myself when I encounter

So ECS and OneShotWonder think a group of people dug a tunnel 90ft down, with 300ft long flood tunnels, structures on the beach..... 400 years ago..... on an island for jokes?

In 1921 there was no evidence of Tutankhamen's tomb. ECS and OneShotWonder would have labelled the greatest archaeological discovery a hoax.

Lack of evidence doesn't prove non-existence.

I have no idea if there was treasure on Oak Island but the two options are:

1) Treasure existed
2) People decided to waste years building complicated structures/tunnels for no reason.

Common sense (and odds of probability) would suggest they were trying to hide something.

 

[hammer0419]

Another 15 minute episode. Gotta love DVR. I am enjoying BEYOND OAK ISLAND just to hear about new possible treasures. Tonight's episode was good.

 

[gazzahk]

a group of people dug a tunnel 90ft down, with 300ft long flood tunnels, structures on the beach..... 400 years ago..... on an island for jokes?

What flood tunnels? No evidence of flood tunnels has ever been found. The only evidence of anyone digging 90+foot down is treasure searchers. There is no evidence of any pre-treasure searchers digging anywhere near that depth.

There is no evidence that the structures at Smith Cove have any relationship to the "alleged" money pit.

That is the point... There is zero evidence of anything treasure related being found on Oak Island (Possible exception of the original finders finding small amount of treasure around 10 ft deep)

Everything else is just speculation backed up by wishful thinking...

 

[Al D]

In 1921 there was no evidence of Tutankhamen's tomb.

Sorry....not true, they knew what they were looking for and they knew it existed. There was plenty of evidence for that.

 

[etex]

That's what brought me here (to the Oak Island threads). When the "History Channel" dropped documentaries and information for crap programming like Ancient Aliens and The Curse of Oak Island.


So far the seven seasons could be condensed in to a half-hour slot with 10 minutes of commercials.

Marty is going to be on Ancient Aliens Friday, going to Italy with the wild curly head guy, can’t remember his name, it’s like they own the whole channel now

 

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Compliments of FishEye...

 

[DaveVanP]

So ECS and OneShotWonder think a group of people dug a tunnel 90ft down, with 300ft long flood tunnels, structures on the beach..... 400 years ago..... on an island for jokes?

1) Treasure existed
2) People decided to waste years building complicated structures/tunnels for no reason.

Common sense (and odds of probability) would suggest they were trying to hide something.

In actuality, ECS, et. alia, think NO ONE "dug a tunnel 90ft down, with 300ft long flood tunnels, structures on the beach..... 400 years ago..... " for a "joke". The most likely scenario (Occam's Razor) is that three guys in 1795 "spun a yarn" about finding a spot where there could be pirate treasure"...and everything snowballed from there.

The 90-foot "Money Pit" was originally dug by fools who believed there was something at the bottom.

There is no REAL evidence of "300 ft long flood tunnels", only conjectures, theories and "could be's". "French drains" (if indeed they are found to be present) are commonly used as part a sewage system - and were very common in colonial times.

As of yet, the fibers found are just that - they "appear to be" coconut fibers ("coir") but not genetically, positively identified as such.

Structures on the beach could be anything benign - most likely used for boat/ship maintenance and repair - as proof, the SAME structures can be found all over the world. It is absolutely asinine to theorize that a pier or platform could ONLY have been built to unload a ship full of treasure - just as it is asinine to categorically state that the presence of ox shoes indicates oxen were used to transport cartloads of treasure, or excavation materials needed to bury it.

I cannot, either, deny that their hypotheses *could* have happened. I could JUST AS LIKELY have been aliens...but it *could have*….

It is MORE likely that everything found has been MIS-interpreted and MIS-identified with the ultimate goal of fabricating support for a fantasy that exists only in the minds of wishful thinkers. Any large spike could only be a "ship's nail"...a single 17th-Century coin indicates there is a "hoard" of treasure nearby... a cast lead cross (almost Identical to one I made myself, in 8th Grade Art class in 1970) "proves" there were Templars on Oak Island in the 14th Century... The most telling examples of such things is that something tantalizing or unusual is discovered...then they go look at something else on the other side of the island.


The whole premise of the Oak Island TV show is based upon Agent Mulder's credo of "I WANT to believe", and is successful because of the same underlying need to formulate an explanation for real or imaginary "mysteries".

 

[DaveVanP]

Marty is going to be on Ancient Aliens Friday, going to Italy with the wild curly head guy, can’t remember his name, it’s like they own the whole channel now

Giorgio. Looks like he dries his hair by driving a convertible at 70MPH