It's not every week here on Skeptoid that we get to wrap up a giant three-part episode,

but that's what we have for you here today.

In just a moment, you're going to get the final skeptical analysis of one of history's

greatest treasure hunts.

It's gone from the southwestern frontier to the Discovery Channel to the President

in the White House.

The conclusion to the Treasure of Victoria Peak is right now on Skeptoid.

You're listening to Skeptoid.

I'm Brian Dunning from Skeptoid.com.

The Treasure of Victoria Peak, Part 3.

Today we wrap up our three-part series giving a skeptical analysis of the Treasure of

Victoria Peak.

As detailed in the Discovery Channel's 2023 mini-series, Gold, Lies, and Video Tape.

I don't want to shock anyone, but shows on the Discovery Channel often tends to favor

the wild factor over the facts.

And this case was no different.

If you haven't heard Parts 1 and 2 of this series, please stop now and go back two episodes

in the feed and listen to them.

Or else this one will make no sense at all.

Unless that's your jam, in which case, go all in.

But we left off the story with the NOS Family Partnership having a seismic survey done

of Victoria Peak, hoping and expecting the results to prove that a treasure cavern did

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