Scott Wolter

If you are a spy for Hitler,

and you get a hold of this document, or you find out that Captain Marchand knows where the scroll is, you might want to have a talk with him, wouldn't you?

Oh, can't talk to him, he's dead.

Well, maybe you want to talk to somebody in the order, right?

Oh, we don't know where it is.

That's a false flag.

Because when I saw that initially, I'm like, oh God, I'm not going to spend this money to go up there and look for it.

But I said, screw it, we're going.

But it's invisible ink.

This must be important, right?

So I think it was designed, if anybody ever found that, that was a bad actor, that would get them off the scent.

But it didn't turn us off.

So we went.

And the map, which I don't want to show because I don't want to tip anybody off, because in my mind where we found what I'm about to tell you is sacred.

And I don't want anybody going there.

So what information was given to us was a map and there were four dots, which turned out to be boulders.

And from one of those boulders, there was a line and next to that line, it said 138 feet and 320 degrees, which I interpreted as an azimuth.

So from there,

I got my compass, and I got 320 degrees, and I stepped off 138 feet.

Took a metal detector, started detecting.