Case File 87-The Mystery of Oak Island

Off the coast of Nova Scotia sits a small unassuming island named for the tall oak trees that can bee seen even far out at sea. This island is rumored to have been a haven for ne’er do wells during the Golden Age of piracy in the the 1600 and 1700s. The area was sparsely populated in those days and offered an abundance of natural resources for those who may have found respite there from pursuing Naval vessels. On this island In 1795 a group of young men discovered an unusual depression in the ground which seemed too regular to be na...