You're listening to one explained, into the Abyss, part 2.

It has been some 20 odd years since Dr. Leachie's interpretation of the Flagstone Code and

the rumours of buried riches on Oak Island have reached mythical proportions. Due to complications

of ownership, it isn't until 1893 that a 4th team are able to secure the $30,000 lease

agreement to begin the next assault on what many believe to be the hiding place of the long-lost

treasure of infamous pirate, Captain William Kid. On first arriving at the site, the new group

of treasure hunters led by a Frederick Blair, known as the Oak Island Treasure Company,

find it much changed from Donald McKinnis' day. The once lush green grove, now an open wound,

scarred and pockmarked, with numerous holes full of water. Like many before them, the company

make a start digging fresh holes and making industrial strength efforts to drain the seawater's

away. But just as before, the same problems persist. In March 1897, labourer Maynard Kaiser is

helping to drag water up from one of the pits when the bucket snags on the road. After ordering

the men to stop, he is fixed to the pulley system before lowering himself into the pit.

The bottom of which lies somewhere in the dark, 90 feet below him.

Carefully easing himself in line with the bucket, he has just untangled it when the rope gives

a sudden jerk slipping two feet before being caught again on the pulley. A greatly relieved Kaiser

has just enough time to look up before the rope jerks loose again, sending the unfortunate Kaiser,

disappearing into the darkness below. He becomes the second man to die in pursuit of the supposed

treasure of Oak Island. With the rest of the team too shocked and saddened to return to work,

the operation is brought to an immediate halt. That night deep in sleep, one of the workers

turns restlessly in his bed. Somewhere inside his head, he is visited by the specter of Captain

Kid, who delivers a terrifying warning. Seize digging now or else more will die.

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