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Eric says he was doing just that on the morning of March 14th, 2018, the second day of the dig. He was searching for antlers on a hill near the dig site between 5 and 5.30 a.m. when he noticed something strange. Here's Eric in an interview with the Associated Press.
Eric says he was doing just that on the morning of March 14th, 2018, the second day of the dig. He was searching for antlers on a hill near the dig site between 5 and 5.30 a.m. when he noticed something strange. Here's Eric in an interview with the Associated Press.
After climbing farther up the hill, Eric claims he could actually see the excavation site. That early in the morning, the FBI should not have been working. And they have stated over and over, in no uncertain terms, that they weren't digging at that time. But Eric says he saw bright lights, heavy machinery on the move, and people huddled together near a large hole.
After climbing farther up the hill, Eric claims he could actually see the excavation site. That early in the morning, the FBI should not have been working. And they have stated over and over, in no uncertain terms, that they weren't digging at that time. But Eric says he saw bright lights, heavy machinery on the move, and people huddled together near a large hole.
After climbing farther up the hill, Eric claims he could actually see the excavation site. That early in the morning, the FBI should not have been working. And they have stated over and over, in no uncertain terms, that they weren't digging at that time. But Eric says he saw bright lights, heavy machinery on the move, and people huddled together near a large hole.
He estimates it was less than a quarter of a mile away. Later that same day, he and his client took a lunch break. They both say they witnessed another curious sight together. Three armored vehicles flanked by dark SUVs driving away from dense run. And that's not all.
He estimates it was less than a quarter of a mile away. Later that same day, he and his client took a lunch break. They both say they witnessed another curious sight together. Three armored vehicles flanked by dark SUVs driving away from dense run. And that's not all.
He estimates it was less than a quarter of a mile away. Later that same day, he and his client took a lunch break. They both say they witnessed another curious sight together. Three armored vehicles flanked by dark SUVs driving away from dense run. And that's not all.
When Ruben Calm, the AP journalist, reaches out to Eric's client, he backs up the story about the armored vehicles. And although he was on a different hill early that morning while the two men fanned out in search of antlers, he did hear some loud noises. As we mentioned, the FBI asserts they did not use armored vehicles for this investigation.
When Ruben Calm, the AP journalist, reaches out to Eric's client, he backs up the story about the armored vehicles. And although he was on a different hill early that morning while the two men fanned out in search of antlers, he did hear some loud noises. As we mentioned, the FBI asserts they did not use armored vehicles for this investigation.
When Ruben Calm, the AP journalist, reaches out to Eric's client, he backs up the story about the armored vehicles. And although he was on a different hill early that morning while the two men fanned out in search of antlers, he did hear some loud noises. As we mentioned, the FBI asserts they did not use armored vehicles for this investigation.
They provided a statement to The Atlantic clarifying that there were FBI personnel present at the site throughout the night, but they weren't digging. They were there to keep the site secure.
They provided a statement to The Atlantic clarifying that there were FBI personnel present at the site throughout the night, but they weren't digging. They were there to keep the site secure.
They provided a statement to The Atlantic clarifying that there were FBI personnel present at the site throughout the night, but they weren't digging. They were there to keep the site secure.
With several witnesses having come forward, believing they saw something to the contrary, it's safe to say, Dennis Parada isn't the only person who thinks they aren't getting the full story about what went on at Dent's Run. As of this recording, there have been no further filings in the lawsuit since March 2024.
With several witnesses having come forward, believing they saw something to the contrary, it's safe to say, Dennis Parada isn't the only person who thinks they aren't getting the full story about what went on at Dent's Run. As of this recording, there have been no further filings in the lawsuit since March 2024.
With several witnesses having come forward, believing they saw something to the contrary, it's safe to say, Dennis Parada isn't the only person who thinks they aren't getting the full story about what went on at Dent's Run. As of this recording, there have been no further filings in the lawsuit since March 2024.
It's hard not to wonder why so many different types of ground scans pointed to the possibility of some high-density mass hiding below the surface in dense run. The FBI's files note that as they dug up the earth, they used metal detectors and visual scans to check the dirt. There was nothing to suggest gold had been there.
It's hard not to wonder why so many different types of ground scans pointed to the possibility of some high-density mass hiding below the surface in dense run. The FBI's files note that as they dug up the earth, they used metal detectors and visual scans to check the dirt. There was nothing to suggest gold had been there.
It's hard not to wonder why so many different types of ground scans pointed to the possibility of some high-density mass hiding below the surface in dense run. The FBI's files note that as they dug up the earth, they used metal detectors and visual scans to check the dirt. There was nothing to suggest gold had been there.