Mystery, history, and hidden pirate treasure–the reality TV series The Curse of Oak Island has it all. Oak Island is a small isle connected to mainland Nova Scotia by a bridge. The show centers around the exploits of American brothers Rick and Marty Lagina and their ragtag group of treasure-hunting friends. They spend time on the island to hunt for the legendary bounty that’s buried there, as well as uncover Oak Island’s various mysteries.

▬Contents of this video▬
00:00 - Intro
00:49 - Is Legend of the Money Pit Nonsense?
01:39 - Oak Island Producers Employed Real Archeologists
02:31 - Laird Niven is Way Too Handy With a Digger
03:14 - Speaking of Digs... Laird Niven Never Gets Permission
03:51 - Rick and Marty Lagina Cough Up the Dough for the Show
04:28 - People Will Pay Any Price to Dig on Oak Island
04:56 - Rick and Marty Lagina Spend a Lot of Time on Oak Island
05:18 - A Lot of People Own Oak Island
05:51 - What Actually Happened to the Late Matt Chisholm?
06:33 - Matt Chisholm Might Have Been a Whistleblower
07:07 - An Old Reader’s Digest Story Inspired the Oak Island TV Series
07:46 - The Lagina Family Won’t Give Up… Even After 15 Years
08:24 - Outro

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Now in its eighth season, The Curse of Oak Island is well on its way to becoming a firm fan favorite. With each enigma the Lagina brothers attempt to uncover, whether it be by excavation or research, Oak Island seems a more curious place than before. But are the mysteries and historical finds depicted in this suspenseful TV show real? Some sources, including real historians, say no.

First of all, the Lagina brothers are not archeologists or historians, though they consult with professionals like local researcher Laird Niven. They cough up the dough for the show themselves, not to mention they also own a lot of Oak Island. The infamous “money pit” might not even be real. Worst of all, some suspect the 2014 death of former show producer Matt Chisholm was no accident. Instead, it was an attempt to make sure his knowledge of a map of the island’s treasures stayed secret.

History Channel is certainly onto a winner with The Curse of Oak Island, so it’s not surprising they’re happy to keep the series cloaked in intrigue. In this video, we demystify some of the wild claims made about the show and let you in on a few secrets the producers were keen to keep under wraps.

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The Curse of Oak Island Has Been Exposed

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