A little while back a tunnel was discovered in Toronto, a secret tunnel, basically a

conservation official was walking through a rooted ravine in the city and stumbled

upon this thing. It was described as sophisticated by police.

Tall enough to stand in 33 feet long, with support beams, a plywood ceiling and walls, water-resistant lighting,

a generator in some pump to pump out groundwater,

and at the end of the tunnel, two little rooms

were still under construction.

Intrigingly, nailed to a wall was a rosary

and a plastic red poppy. Canadians use the poppy to commemorate fallen soldiers and remembrance day up there.

Here in the States all this got a little bit of coverage, but in Canada it was big news.

No one knows who dug the 30 foot long tunnel near the site of this year's Pan American Games in Toronto.

A bizarre tunnel found near one of the venues for the upcoming Pan Am Games has sparked fears of an imminent terror attack.

Rarely has a dirt tunnel received so much attention.

No one knows why it was created.

Do you think someone told their kid to dig to China

and the kid actually tried?

It's not just a sophistication that police say is troubling, but the lack of suspects or a motive.

When something unexplained like this happens, of course people go nuts, speculating about what it could be.

That's actually what our program is about today. In this case the media pondered whether the tunnel would be

used to plant a bomb at the upcoming Pan-An games nearby. The Pan-M games

are like an Olympics for North and South and Central America.

Maybe somebody was going to build a meth lab in the tunnel or an operation to grow marijuana,

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