Raparee
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If these alleged box drains existed and were substantial structures like the graphics they show throughout the series suggest (and not just French drains) I'd excavate from the mouth and follow them as much as possible. Presuming they exist, they would most likely dive down in elevation, so at some point you couldn't go further due to depth. That being said, if when you excavate it as far as possible and if it runs straight, it should lead you straight to the shaft. Since the island has been torn apart, I think that may be one of the most likely ways to find the original shaft. It also would be a way to at least stop that flood tunnel system. I used to be an archaeologist, so that would be my plan of attack. Dropping shafts just seems like a hail Mary to me. Also, I don't remember which brother, but he thinks there may be documents down there. If that is so, they are going to be flooded out just drilling down.
Appendix --Claims of a flood tunnel under Oak Island