Matthew LaCroix

And I noticed, I'm like, that looks like a broken inverted three level step pyramid on the Giza plateau.

So the first thing I did was I tried to do a reverse image search for it everywhere on the internet.

And I'm an internet hound, research hound.

Couldn't find a single image, not even of the same spot, but anything that even looked in the same direction.

So not even from a distance.

So the first thing that I was like, that's very strange.

How could the most visited, studied of ancient sites in the world on the Giza Plateau have something that nobody noticed?

How is that possible?

Well, I did a little digging.

It turns out it's in one of the only private off-limits areas on the entire Giza Plateau.

That's where it was taken from.

It's called the Sphinx Temple.

Now, are you ready for people taking notes for this to blow up?

This is where it all gets revealed, so everybody get ready.

So the first thing I was very curious, I said, okay, so that's undeniable is an inverted step pyramid.

The right side is totally broken off, but you can see blocks stack and cut there, and it's no coincidence it sits exactly in the middle where the Sphinx is.

It literally sits beneath the Sphinx, and there's a reason for that.

because the Sphinx is a guardian, and it was originally a lion, which is why that symbol is there, and I'll get into what that symbol means.

Well, if you see how it's designed, it's sitting so that the Sphinx, it's right in the middle of the body.

Do you see that?