Breaking Oak Island

In acknowledgment; much documented past treasure hunters were rarely remembered or written about by authors & media-alike, many of the previous treasure hunters in regards of the oak island mystery were most likely have been disregarded or even unheard out’ to what was there personal take on the famous oak island money pit. Exploring oak island in literature’ your only reading probably a small portion of oak islands past when it comes to the majority of treasure hunters that had come and gone without them even been acknowledged.

I think those days are over to not being able to display your research with the internet available, there is now equal opportunity to disclose your research how ever you would like to and without being shunned by whom-ever feels fit that thinks you should be unheard, sadly this obscure behavior exists by a few I can only assume this ignorance has been going on for some time. This is a new generation for oak island, my struggle through this treasure mystery is a path I made for many treasure hunters after me that hopefully will achieve discoveries and adventure as I did.

I remember watching “The longest yard” staring burt reynolds; it was the scene I liked when burt reynolds was about to throw the football game for the warden or he will spend the rest of his life in jail, after burt was sidelined on the bench after throwing half the game, while burt was getting his leg attended too, by some old fella that was in jail most of his life for punching the warden, burt glanced at him and he then asked the old guy while he was wrapping burt’s leg, was it worth it’ for punching the warden, the once young man said “yes’ for me it was” burt then got up and got back in the game and later won.

When someone ever asks me was this oak island journey worth it in spite of all the time and trouble I endured and no reward. I’ll have to say “for me it was” and then continue back in the treasure hunt I will always know the logic in my quest will always be remembered in anyone’s personal longest yard, including me as I look back at my skilled cree code breaking achievements.

First Nations Oak Island Treasure Hunter


Keith Ranville,


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