Man Found This in A Backyard And Sold It For Millions
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ค. 2022
- Everyone gets happy and excited whenever we find something cool anywhere in our house that we didn’t expect. Maybe you found that one forgotten family heirloom, or even some cash in your old bag. These finds are pretty cool, but wait until you hear what these people found in their very own backyard! From Dinosaur Bone to Gold Coins, here are 15 Insane things found in people’s backyard.
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Hello everyone, apologies for the dinosaur bone wording, it was not a dinosaur bone and cross-referencing was the main issue here, so apologies on that.
Also, as for the gold coins, narrator read the line wrong, it was actually meant to be “$10 million gold coins” not “10 million gold coins”, on the writers end, they put “$” but the narrator didn’t notice the “$” so apologies on that as well.
With that being said, we always strive to put out the proper/concise info and have the scripts as flawless as possible. Anyhow, thank you for the consistent support!
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Stuff happens...
a dinosaur that lived 6,000 to 14,000 years ago... simply amazing and completely untrue.
thank you, its like finding another human. Ive been searching for someone who noticed that.
That's not true, apparently you do not know half of our congress!
I grew up in the 60s. Our home was in a big post wwII development. Several families built underground shelters.
The neighborhood bee keeper had a underground bunker to live in with food and water for to last for one year or so. It was amazing to see what this old man prepared for. He still sold honey on the honor system. take a jar and put money in the box provided. He was an amazing man.
Tucson was surrounded by Titan II ICBM silos from the fifties to the seventies and would have been a priority target in an exchange. I can't blame them for building a shelter but I think it would have only delayed the inevitable.
I just feel that if youre going to make a video on interesting things, show that interesting thing. Was disappointed to just be told about the bust used as a door stop, and not a single frame of the bust.
Number 1 has taught me if I find something like a lot of gold coins. Disappear all but one and test the waters.
That carrot on the ring was priceless.
Fate can do strange things.
Makes you wonder how many carrots the diamond was after all. Hahaha
@@davidthurston3063 just one 😆
Look up Steamboat Arabia. Sunk in 1856 and salvaged in 1988 from a Missouri farm field.
The salvaged goods housed in one location is the worlds largest collection of pre civil war artifacts.
I lived in New Smyrna Beach Florida in the late 80's . Knew a Sheriff that built a bunker from his basement into his back yard. Poured a 10" concrete slab looking like a back patio. Then knocked a hole in the basement wall digging out the dirt under the slab. He dumped his dirt at night filling in his front yard. Took him years but he did it . He was a Doomsday Prepper.
Millions of people still living today had their backyards blown up in world war II, maybe a bunker isnt that bad an idea
I know a bloke who did that under his inground pool. Probably one the best hydro setups I've ever seen.
@@zysis
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Oh if it's cursed then go to a casino trade it all in for chips get a room then cash back in the next day ..no more cursed cash just fresh bills
Actually, I'm puzzled, that the insurance Co., did not come out fast to claim the dino-Fararri
as their property, but maybe the Ins. co. went out of business a long time ago. Who knows.
he probably procured it from the insurance company...
I dug up a 18 century silver coin, in my garden. Sadly, no others.
did u have a mtl detector?
@@glenirwin4718 No, just gardening.
14,000 year old dinosaur bones, seems legit…64,986,000 years younger than all the rest of the dinosaur bones in the world.
I think they dug up my ex mother inlaw she's been missing alotta years but folks deff called her a sperm whale because of her ah looks...
A lot of things that people believe to be true, are lies.
I was told that the sun is 93,000,000 miles away. How do I know that is true? I can’t measure it.
No.1, The Anglo Saxon hoard was NOT found in the detectorists back yard as stated in this video.
Describing it as the largest ever Saxon Treasure ever found is a bold statement and the images were of the Staffordshire hoard
Anything to get clicked on.
An 8 pound cannon ball cannot be fired through a 4 bore gun. 4 bore means 1 pound of lead can be used to make 4 balls of that diameter, which is 1 inch/25mm. 4 bore is a dangerous game rifle, NOT a cannon. 8 pound cannon balls were fired from cannons called 8 pounders. The reason they were called that should be obvious. The cannon balls were 4 inch/100mm, 4 times the diameter of the 4 bore rifle bullets and 16 times heavier. I rounded off the numbers slightly, but they weren't exact to begin with. Many old guns needed custom bullet molds for the right diameter bullets to be cast to fit the particular gun. The systems of measurement were really screwed up back then, so there's no telling exactly what caliber the cannons were. And the French military made things good enough for government work if you know what I mean, so the sizes could be off a little bit. But no matter how you measure it, 4 inch and 4 bore are far from the same thing. It looks like the cannon ball they show is too small to be what they're describing, but that's a whole different matter.
looks like a ball from a "grape" canister round
Imagine someone who you hired decides to report your favourite door stop to the police and then takes it to France.
With the find I think the finder (#1) should've at least got a finder's reward
Don't tell sell a few at time go slow,it's better to some over years then to let someone take all away from you
khujista
I dropped a 50 dollar bill at a Kroger store when I was 19, the worker told me I had dropped it. I gave him 20 dollars because I had lost it anyway and his integrity was worth something. I told him if I could have afforded it I would have given the whole thing to him.
I agree that nonsense
@@williamprice1844 A friend of mine found £15,000 in a brown envelope outside a post office and she handed it in to the police, next day an old man reported he had lost the money, he asked for my friends address so he could thank her. When he called at her house he said thank you for your honesty and handed her £5 reward.
Doing the demolition of a legend dance club in Munich a second world War 500kg bomb got discovered, it was classified as to dangerous to transport or disable so it got detonated right there in the center. Thousands had to leave their homes damages where substantial. Ten years in the 80' and 90' I was dancing on top of it 😆
Das ist verrückt!
Bleiben Sie stark und wachsam in den schwierigen Tagen, die vor Ihnen liegen.
Ein amerikanischer Freund Deutschlands.
@@stickytourbus so what exactly do you mean by, difficult days ahead? What is your government saying about the US? Anything we are not being told? Bc the American people can clearly see our governments corruption. Is there a specific event you know that we need to be strong and alert for? Or just an in general with all of the worlds craziness
@@haileyrhea09
Yes, I meant the general craziness and government corruption.
I’m American and I certainly include our current administration.
Stay strong. Keep it salty! 🧂
@@haileyrhea09
I pray for you and your son to be reunited permanently and soon.
Stay strong Hailey. 🙏
@@stickytourbus thank you! I have court next week and I plan to kick ass.
There are places in this country where people buried money in mason jars, coffee cans and cookie tins after the banks crashed in 1928. People who never trusted banks tended to do this.
Am in Kenya there is atresure I found in a cave it is believed that it has a lot of mineral including gold red Mercury. am searching for market please
@@okwirimwinyi8584 You dig it out and then give me a call. Peace x
That backyard bomb shelter looks more like a luxury-sized shelter with all the comforts of home. Well, maybe not "all".
It looks like a giant truck cab and hood too
@@rowaba You're right. It does resemble that. As a bomb shelter in a backyard, if it's been sold for "Millions", it's going to take some fancy doing to relocate it.
A dinosaur fossil dating back to the ice age? ok i seen enough
An ice age(most recent one) dinosaur!? ...must be a world first!
So true considering they lived b4 the ice age
14000 years old is NO Dino, but the photo shows ice age mammal bones fossil at best. possible horse, or antelope of the Paleolithic era or very late Pleistocene
Fascinating! Thankyou
That bunker looks like the ones in France, you know where D-day took place. We went to Normandie on vacation. It looks very simular.
Exactly
WW2 German bunker
9 carrot gold rings has a whole new meaning lol brilliant find
The picture of the large bunker that was dug up is actually a WWII German machine gun/heavy artillery nest. I don’t remember the exact location but it’s obviously in Europe. I do remember it is located overlooking the ocean.
Thank you for clarifying that. It was doing my head in.
France?
It's not really a machine gun bunker (although saving private Ryan makes people believe that it is) it's a German Leidstand and all it really did was contain a reach finder for mostly 4 big Canon bunkers behind it and it gave commands and coordinates for the canons. It had of course entry defense and you could shoot from it, but being in a whole lot of them (I have them in my back garden near the sea) it's really hard to get an MG through those windows and than operate the gun would be a pain in the butt as well. I think this photo is taken in my neighbors town here in the Netherlands where they recently made a museum out of the bunker and the corridors connected to it with smaller anti aircraft and close combat bunkers. The whole reason why I watched this was because I saw the picture of the bunker anyways haha. When you ever are in Europe go visit the Atlantic wall and there museums, it's truly beautiful and a unique part of history
@@ArnieC1974
Exactly, the tiered levels attest to it being a range finder. Once the range of allied ships had been determined they would forward the information to the big guns.
Not sure but this one could be in Jersey?
@@eardwulf785 I don't think it's Jersey, I thought they had the more round towers up there. Also this type of bunker, the S414 wasn't build that much the M178 is a more used type of leitstand. But I will try to find out, my interest has woke up 😉
Thats when you give them one gold coin and melt the rest into a bar
the bomb shelter building is very likely true because of the cold war and many shelters were constructed in back yards.
6/6/1944 ww2 ending, hit me todays date, 6/6, 2+0+2+2=6, thanks, today is 666, no wonder our @#$%^ & that to, at 79, 80's yrs. later! just sayin, thank you James!
The man that turned that money in is a damn fool!
I'll be damned if I would have turned it in...
For real. I wouldn't spend it on large purchases. But I'd definitely have pocket cash for life!
Nobody new he found it , he told they
What a clown
Maybe he watched the film 'A Simple Plan' and panicked.
In my state the grave yard would be a blessing...No land taxes for cemeteries...
I have found 10,000s of gallons of free veggie oil in dumpsters behind restaurants.
And I have saved $80,000 in ten years on Diesel fuel and made more selling it.
You just have to recognize the treasures.
They are all over the place.
For example, cow shit can grow Magic Mushrooms.
I am selling them for $5 a gram.
Old bones? Lets call it Dinosaur!
That bunker photo looks just like many of the ww2 bunkers we have at our western coast line here in Denmark. Only this one seems better preserved.
Exactly
In the last story where they found all that gold, except it's up to the coroner to determine if the gold belongs to the crown, screw that!
Me personally, had I been the one who found the gold, I would never have told anyone about it.
Instead, I would've melted it down into the shape of weights, and painted them black.
I then would've taken them to another country, where I would've either sold the gold, or deposited it in an offshore account.
Yeah who would be dumb enough to like tell anyone! I would have took that shit right to a gold dealer and sold it
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Up to the corner?
@@halweilbrenner9926 who gets drunk on Corona
found gold coins....... what gold coins.... i have these cool gold bars that have been in my family for years.
Those coins should not be taken from him without him being compensated for them he spent over ten years searching for them after the first.!
They do get compensated otherwise they would never have shown up on YT as a story
Does this guy know ANY words other than " Amazing "???🤣😂
Thumbs down because the main reason I clicked on this was to see what the "bomb shelter" was and why it (Click Bait) sold for millions, but then only one picture and a question "what do you think it is?"
Piss me off.. and then there are so few pictures of most of the "found" and in one there are actually none. GRRR
The above bunker clearly has the design of German fortifications on the Atlantic wall from Holland to Portugal. The sea grass in the background and the general appearance looks like it may have been uncovered in France.
Right on.
I've always wanted a bomb shelter. Could make a sweet tiny home!
Ten thousand year old dinosaur bones.
Yes...we walked with them.
There are stone carvings of dinosaurs.
And there are a few paintings of men with dinosaurs as well that can't be dated to any certainty, other then renaissance time period.
THE 1960'S SHELTER LOOK GOOD AND EXPENSIVE BUT YES, I WOULD LIKE TOO THE COST OF THAT SHELTER!?
The last dinosaur died 66 million years ago, guys.
Mary found her one carrot ring. Awesome
Local servants. Servants, not "officials" or "authorities". Also, who would be terrified of buried guns? If I dug up some machine guns, none of ya'll would know about it.
what if the children were using one for a baseball bat and it was loaded, bet you would feel pretty bad
Authorities as in police, FBI, CIA, etc. We don't call them servants in the states. They work for the government and not the people. Their main and only job is to enforce the laws. They stop serving back before the civil rights movement when they had to start serving more than white people.
@@ggallin713 🤡
6,000 year old dinosaur?!?! You're off by a factor of 10!!
It was not a dinosaur bone, cross-referencing was the issue here. Apologies, dinosaur bone was a complete mistake.
@@TopGenerality No worries! I was wrong too, I should have said "a factor of 10,000"!
by a factor of 10,000 and would not be 4 feet deep in the soil. Maybe 40 feet
If I ever found gold coins, no one would ever know about it. Ya just know people would pure outta the woodwork aiming to get some if not all the gold. If not them there's the government, who's gonna want to go halvesies on the total amount
I found a quarter once with a metal detector. I forgot to claim it on my taxes. Bummer...hope that doesn't make me a criminal.
Thank you we are looking into your tax avoidance claim
Welp too late now you done told on yourself and the IRS has read your comment and traced your I.P. Address so you’ll be getting a bill soon
What year did you find that in? Would be fun to figure out how much in back tax you owe since the IRS figures that exponentially. I wish I could say that the statute of limitations had run out on that, but tax evasion is the only crime other than murder which has no statute of limitations. It's kind of funny, but technically any of us who have found so much as a penny on the ground and kept it without reporting it has violated the statute of limitations. The thing is, though we might be technically guilty, we're not the ones who the IRS goes after. They're going after people who intentionally under-reported thousands and even millions of dollars. Pocket change doesn't really count. Heck, most of them have probably found and picked up a penny at some point in their lives. It's not that you can buy anything with a penny these days. It's more that it's considered "lucky". Though technically it's a crime, no one should be afraid of finding pocket change as long as it isn't something really rare that has a value far beyond that of its face value.
I liked finding the animal finds.
It might of been cursed but life just happens
I think you mixed up mastadon and mammoth.🤠
Where in the Sierra-Nevada were the clins found? There was a gold mine in Jamestown CA. Every week an agent would go from the bank in Sacramento to pick up the gold. After a few months of a regular schedule, the agent didn't come back to the bank. The bank sent a search team. They found the horse and then they found the agent dead with the account book in his pocket, but the gold was gone. No suspects or gold ever found. If the dates match maybe they found the stash. If the dates dont match the stash may still be out there...
I'm a bit confused about the clip on the cannon ball found by a lad. The commentator said the cannon ball was found in a garden in Southwell, Nottinghamshire. However, the commentator mentioned the Civil War, and the clip shown was from a News Report out of Independence, MO. on a local TV Station.
19:43 is exactly why these treasures should NEVER be reported. Straight to the Black Market. The CROWN has itself to blame
A bunker would be nice to have on the property.
Bomb shelter looks like a WW2 bunker. Where is it....France ??
Yea France Arizona
The dates are off on the #1. There is a documentary on that find. This was found in a field on a farm. The farmer had tilled the land for years and never saw it.
I love it when someone finds treasure thousands of years old and it automatically becomes the property of the government when finders keepers loosers weepers should apply
Best is not to say anything keep your mouth shut said the wise man
In the UK in theory you get the market value when the collection is taken by the British Museum or whatever. Being the property owner you wouldn't have to share with anyone either. Probably better than the hassle of trying to find an honest coin dealer or collector. (I'd still keep the best one hidden as a memento)
The large underground structure dug up looks like a World War 2 heavy artillery fortification
Where was it? Somewhere on the edge of nazi-occupied Europe I would guess.
It's a shame that there isn't any more information on what they're digging out one would think that time would have given a clear explanation.
From the image I thought it might be an ElectroHaul truck+360ton used in mining.
They ALL die.....
Poltergeist comes to mind 😂😂😂
Those #5 was from the movie Blast from the Past.
Hello beautiful
What? The first story. The narrator says this "dinosaur" lived around fourteen thousand years ago. You do all realize that that's ridiculous, right? I can't go on watching this.
He did say I’ve age era... so 🤷♂️ a Dinosaur doesn’t have to live over a million years ago
It’s to debunk the evolution of man kind with Adam and Eve didn’t exist it’s modern science and man kind. But God did create the Dinosaurs and he got bored and destroyed them. Then thousands of years later he created man kind in his images, the Devil and his demons have went against God and the son existence ever since.
Y,as it's numeric and I'm not,but carbon dating, and I don't mean me,it's accurate?
Sorry...move on 🆗
14,000 years is more accurate than millions of years because this planet isn't any where being that old. Kent hovan explains it best. Look up Kent hovan and find the truth. He even backs it up with scripture.
Thats a big surprise weapons buried in America who would have guessed
Great My Friends
What the ....f, dinosaurs who lived 6000 to 14000 years ago, amazing.
the gold coins they found on the property was not their property
I don’t agree! They bought the land and all improvements.
And? My pocket would have been filled with gold coins......we didn't find anything see ya
I was very surprised to see that in hurricane alley in Texas most of the houses are built in timber. I live in another country but if I lived there I would definitely build an underground bunker first and my home would be built of stone and concrete I would also try to make it into a round hurricane proof shape. The cost might be extremely high but if you consider how many times you could loose your house and life and the lives of your family the property will pay for itself and give peace of mind. If I had so little money that I had to live in a trailer park I would move to a safer state.
i live in a trailer park, in norfolk, va, hurricane hit zone. you couldn't afford a mobile home, today's prices are a horror story. mine is insured for new model complete replacement, contents $35,000 and $55,000 flood insurance. approx $190k total cash out. no one will loan you the purchase price if you can't "meet it our beat it" unless you're buying someone's used junker (and they definitely won't loan for that).
@@em1osmurf Shew!!! Thanks for the correction. As I said I do live in another country so forgive my ignorance. Yip that is steep. I live in South Africa and here the crime rate is so bad that you can neither camp or caravan safely.
Nature has become very cruel. I have seen a video which showed a house which a man built to be hurricane and tornado safe somewhere but I suppose he had the funds to do it.
All the best.
Lamees Ahmad
In Texas it not a Hurricane you have to watch out for 😁 it's a TORNADO 🌪️🌪️🌪️🌪️🌪️🌪️🌪️ 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 !?!?!?!? But most of the time it's a dust devil 😂🤣🌪️😂🤣🌪️ .
@@tommierowe43 i can remember driving from seminole to little rock via OK--seems like every 50 miles or so there was a rest area--with a tornado shelter. i lived in
SW kansas, and only saw 3 tornados in my life--scary enough for me.
Just to give you info about Texas, you can’t build too much underground in my area. The ground is mostly shale so it is solid rock about 1-2 feet under the dirt. Shale has a tendency to shift and there are many layers. It is known that the shale plates will crush any man-made underground shelters due to shifting of shale plates.
Non of those guns were 'automatic'.. Fear of old guns is irrational, but too many people today are terrified of self responsibility, so for them fear of a gun buried in the ground is par for their weakness.
I feel like with the amount of school and mass shootings the fear of guns is pretty damn rational.
Not like a mass shooter is using them "responsibly".
The typical American tough guy response.
@@hyperx72 fully agree
@@hyperx72 do you realize how few shootings as compared to total guns there are? You are reacting to a coordinated brain-washing scheme brought to you by the DNC, ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, et al.
The way ot is portrayed, the entire American public should have been extinct decades ago. There are close to 500 million guns and trillions of rounds of ammunition in the hands of the citizenry. More guns than every military and government agency worldwide, combined
Educate yourself. Learn statistics. And, above all else, begin to think for yourself. Cut the puppeteers' strings and be a citizen.
@@jedsteelwell2354 or American tough girl. I mean, I guess since the name is Jennifer. I guess Europeans are so emasculated name Jennifer would be alright for a male's name across the pond, but not here.
Gold coins belongs to my grandfather.
Amazing story wowwww
However mostly in some country may be finds ton of money other than gold ,silvers Copperfield, but I nevertheless claimed that was mine boat mine soiled land as a example otherwise,some mountains steel,is a island it metallic. Or diamond or something alike weird underneath the treasured,well no one can't remove it if they do, they wouldn't survive the underground falls or single person who in collapse deep with that treasure. Unless someone who knows the it inviroment and adaptation to knowing it soil movements of that areas. Sometimes people claimed that land, and parents paid it and others dies for it generation after another one claimed those enough good of the world that they will live it there after we all live those things no not one, one cannot takeover with them when they get old deterrents from time to time experience, we get older family and friends who wants only the love one to remain with alike a child toys for their kids, after awhile we don't see it everywhere changing. So the love of god is always,there we needed instead in our hearts there's a examples forevermore a treasured within our own community and friends, who neighbor caregivers.
In number 5 why have we not seen the inside ?
The Japanese bomb in Missouri definitely didn't get there from the Japanese. it probably was buried there after the war from the u.s. military. People forget that there weren't highway 🛣️ and roads across America like there are today. It could have fallen off a cargo truck that was doing a transport after WW2.
Maybe the aliens put it there.
Fake news!
looked like a spigot mortar round
Possibly one of the many balloon bombs sent to America by Japan.
They were hydrogen balloons called Fu-gos meant to burn large swathes of forest in America. Six people were killed, five of them were children
@@eardwulf785 The balloon so called bombs. Was a complete failure. The blast from a balloon bomb was equivalent to a shitty grande blast. Definitely wasn't from a balloon bomb. The balloon was to float through the air and as it came close to the ground it was supposed to detonate. Huge failure's. Look it up.
Note to self, take discovered coins and melt or sell 1 and 2 pieces in collectors market.
"500' blast power" WORDS OF IGNORANCE.
Blast radius is the term. That number refers to how far it could be launched out an air cannon or something. Maybe how far a 15' tall giant could throw it, or how far away it could be heard if detonated.
Nope: Blast radius is the distance that you could be harmed or killed out from the impact point, example: a hand grenade has a killing radius of 15-25 ft. (If I remember correctly) Where-as mortar's, artillery, rockets, missiles, bombs and nuclear weapons all have greater killing radius's determined by the amount of explosive used. This is how when you are calling in fire support you know by what type of shell or explosive, how near to your position you can bring it before you yourself will be in danger. So, a 105mm howitzer has a killing radius of approx 150 meters, (if memory servers me right) and the only time you would call in those rounds closer is if say you were being overwhelmed by an enemy.
Same as they stated the fossil that was 15000 years old was a dinosaur when it was clearly a mammoth 🦣 judging by the teeth. Also Dinosaurs didn't exist then.
That bomb shelter would be so cool to have on property I'd deff restore it
So, millions years ago , dinosaur , they are the owners of Las Vegas, hotels and casinos .
"Help arrives"....Hilarious
Imagine being buried somewhere just for no one to care and forget about it so your expensive gravestone wasnt even noticed
I believe they found Mar 26, 2015, Richard III, the King found beneath a car parking lot, (530 later.)
Man found this in a backyard
You guys should be honest with your headlines for once
" You Moved the Headstones BUT........ You Didn't Move the Bodies " .
" Poltergeist "
I really didn't know our American money had so much different color in it, until they're set side by side like that... pretty amazing.
Yep Dino'died out 66 million years ago. Not 6000 to 14000
@@henkraadmaar4072 I think you commented the wrong person.
I was talking about money.
@@NBC_NCO Eh, Yup, Sorry :)
Not falling for your videos again
Why on earth would you be terrified to find grave markers on your property?
@Frank Frisbee Yes, they are dead, they could not possibly harm anyone. I think it would look cool. I have 12 acres and if I found graves I would clean up around them and put a little fence around them.
The first one is awesome how it was frozen dead in pocket onec flesh decaid
Is that a ship? It look like ship.
Enjoyed video.
BOMBS!!!!
Dinosauriers were a bit older than 16000 years old, check your history.
The carrot rings is crazy
No one can give you a right to kill a human you just kill. There isn't a right or no right just kill or no kill?
As far as the doorstop goes, It's mine. If a museum wants it, they can buy it from me!
How is “ownership” of these treasures determined? I know how I would handle the precious metals discoveries(😉😉), but the artifacts, no clue. I suspect every museum, state, local, and federal agencies would try and claim them.
I think it’s for the Landowner of the land the items are found on & the finder to sort out among themselves.
Right, same question here.
Last month I found a whole Pizza Hut buried in my backyard. I don't know whom to contact for a medium size pizza. 😳😳😳
@@Neutral_Mind Don't quit your day job.
Hey wait a minute. How did Japanese bombs get buried in Missouri?
War throphies
obviously part of a collection of junk.
Japan sent hydrogen balloons carrying bombs called Fu-go.
They were meant to start forest fires.
Shown here is what remains of one I believe.
There are videos right here on TH-cam on them
Be alright if you could hear without earphones. We can torn the volume down if it's to loud. Volume up as high as it goes and still have trouble hearing.
Don't call the cops/gov , call a lawyer.
Just before #4...WWII German or other country Bunker, I'm leaning towards a German Bunker in the Netherlands.
If I find $150k the last thing I'd do is give it to the police
Wow 14 years old dug 6ft into the ground. 🤔Wow how is this even possible?
With a shovel.
According to your story, 4000 years ago Pharao was probably riding a Tirex 🦖
Yeah, really old graves, along with one dated 1999 apparently.
The bunker pic looks like a nazi bunker, sand around and stuff... i think they found an unopened one in normandy a few years ago, there are some vids+pics around. great channel, mate!