Enormous Hole Comes Out In the Farmer's Land, He Places A Camera There And Catches a Neighbor

farmer Jenkins wiped the sweat from his brow as he strolled across his vast Fields his eyes scanning The Familiar landscape his farm used to be a lush Rich landscape but now it was just withering away it had been the same for years he couldn't afford to do many Renovations but as he approached the neglected corner of his property his jaw dropped in sheer disbelief there in the middle of nowhere was a hole so immense that it seemed as though the Earth had decided to swallow itself hole how did that hole get there the 70-year-old farmer walked around the edge of the massive hole in the ground a colossal hole like the aftermath of a meteor strike marred the once pristine Earth his curiosity heightened and farmer Jenkins ambled closer an uneasy feeling nodding in his stomach he bent down to have a closer inspection at the risk of falling into the hole farmer Jenkins scratched his head in bewilderment how had he not known known about this colossal excavation he had a gut feeling this wasn't some natural occurrence it was man-made deliberate Days Later rumors reached his ears whispered secrets that pointed to the neighboring Farmer Brown perhaps he did see something the Intrigue deepened when Jenkins discovered that brown had struck oil an unim imaginable Fortune lying beneath the surface of the Earth why didn't he share the news with his neighbor farmer Jenkins wanted to call him out on it his neighbor took some time to answer Brown you won't believe what's on my land it's a hole a gigantic hole did you have anything to do with this Jenkins blurted out his voice a mix of disbelief and anger Jenkins old buddy I found something big I found oil on my land I had to dig deep to get it Jenkins felt a surge of emotions shock anger and a tinge of jealousy he had always considered his land the most fertile the most promising oil you say what about my land you think you can just dig wherever you please without asking Brown hesitated look Jenkins I didn't think it' be a big deal I'll make it right all right I'll pay for any damages I promise I'll even compense it you for the oil the figure was staggering enough to menend the damages and then some but Jenkins a shomman beneath the sunor Hat decided to play his cards wisely Days Later Jenkins received a letter from Brown's lawyer outlining the compensation offer the damages were mentioned but there was a quiet Whisper of intent to acquire the land anger bubbled within Jenkins and he clenched the letter in his fists he wouldn't let Brown take advantage of this situation he was prepared to fight back to keep what was rightfully his farmer Jenkins and his wife Martha were worried as the court date loomed near in a dimly lit courtroom tension hung heavy in the air the lawyer a silver tongue charmer tried to convince the jury that jenkins's land was practically begging to be sold his standpoint was that Farmer Brown discovered the oil first so he should have first claimed its use Jenkins stood ever Vigilant against his aggressors he made it clear that he wouldn't budge for anything Brown glanced down at his phone and went pale clearly something was was wrong there was a third party interested in the land but they had stayed in the dark until now then there was the sound of the do behind the men opening Jenkins looked behind him and saw men in suits entering the courtroom who are you the judge asked seemingly taken aback by the rudeness Mr Brown is merely one of our Representatives he contacted us when he first found the oil I think you'll find that we have more than the right to take it off Mr jenkins's hands the men ended up being a hungry oil company that wanted to grab jenkins's oil to refine and sell themselves Mr Jenkins you don't have the means to refine the oil yourself the lawyer said my client would end up doing that anyway you'd make more money selling your property than selling unrefined oil Jenkins sat there Frozen the lawyer said was true but it was his land it had been in his family for Generations his morals were bigger than money the lawyer that represented Jenkins didn't seem too happy when the Rival lawyer brought up mineral rights was that a real thing surely they were making it up the courtroom fell silent as the same question was on everyone's mind was it true did they have rights to the oil and if they did would that mean he would have to sell his property Jenkins was unfamiliar with the law and decided to do a bit of research to feend the best laer that he could afford his name was Jonathan Meyers and he had offered to help him proone Bono Jenkins naively assumed that it was because he wanted to see that Justice was served but he was wrong he watched the lawyer give a smirk had he set the farmer up perhaps the company was paying him to do this Mr Meyers told the courtroom that his opposition had made a convincing case he stated that the company had done their research and normally they would have the case in the bag Jenkins knew that he had to try and do something to stop the lawyer from ruining him he had lost all hope that he would see a single scent of the money the company would get from his oil but more importantly he lost his livelihood in the process he was now standing something that was disrespectful to everyone in the courtroom the judge told him to sit down but he defied the order I need to speak with my lawyer for a moment the farmer said his voice unwavering he wasn't scared of all the city Faulk in the room the judge waved his hand and let Meyers come back to the stand Myers fa facial expression showed Jenkins that he didn't understand what he meant or was he just playing him what do you mean the lawyer asked with a puzzled look on his face you were about to take me down it didn't sound like you were defending me there Jenkins said with anger rising in his voice the lawyer sighed and explained to Jenkins that it was all part of his plan he promised the farmer that he was going to get his land back for him no matter what the lawyer stepped back up up and apologized to the judge Jenkins sat back and watched his farm was now in the hands of the lawyer but I don't believe that the rights belong to the corporation neither of them Mr Jenkins has rights to both the courtroom fell silent at the Revelation but now came the hard part the lawyer continued to explain that the only way that Mr Jenkins wouldn't have surface Rights was if he had ever struck a deal with any companies before the greedy company didn't just have automatic rights with Jenkins lawyer's last statement the opposing side's lawyer shot up again and took the stand but he didn't seem to have anything to say he had hoped that Jenkins would crack under the pressure days turned to weeks and the courtroom became the stage for a battle of wills farmer Jenkins wasn't going to take any more suggestions from anybody the judge gave him a chance to take the stand this land has been in my family for Generations it's not for sale no matter what riches lie beneath it the room was dismissed for a short recess Farmer Brown kept giving the jenkin's dirty looks as they walked around the court Hall the court was filled again everyone took their seats and waited for the judge to be seated soon they would know what the outcome would be what did the people decide finally the jury returned and the room erupted into Whispers the police officer came in and took the envelope from the jury the foreman stood his expression unreadable in favor of Mr Jenkins he declared Mrs Jenkins burst out into tears she was overjoyed relief washed over farmer Jenkins and he shot a triumphant look at Brown he shook his lawyer's hand and walked out of the courtroom in the end farmer Jenkins stood at top the hill surveying his land with a sense of accomplishment the massive hole once a symbol of intrusion now represented the doorway to a new found prosp it