The Crew Searches for a Secret USO Hideout Underwater | Curse Of The Bermuda Triangle

It's possible that USOs could be the reasons we have a whole lot of missing ships and wrecks in the Bermuda Triangle. The team has secured a local boat and today they will search the USO hot zone five miles off the coast of Bermuda. So today we're heading out to check out the USO sightings. This particular area that we're heading to there's been quite a few so for us this is real exciting. We're hopefully going to find out why so many people have seen sightings of USO in this particular spot. So the USO search in Florida was kind of cool. I mean we found a cool shaft. Still unexplained. I still don't know what it is. The crowd-sourced intel that we have coming in shows that there are more of these sightings in Bermuda than was in Florida. So the opportunity to go up there and possibly find something, yeah that's great. A home run would be any evidence, actual physical evidence of something that I can't explain, a USO. That to me, home run. We're presently just off the coast of Bermuda. We've started our expanded circle grid using our bottom finder. This is the area where the USOs were sighted and the conditions are basically normal even though it's absolutely beautiful. It's a very strange place. The weird thing about Bermuda is the water looks so calm but for some reason there's more wrecks in Bermuda than anywhere else. Nobody can explain why. I mean we're searching out USO sightings. There might be something connecting this. We've been seeing about 50 feet of water here, 46 feet and just looking for anything out of the ordinary, something that might be different just to help in our investigation. We're going over the reef so we're trying to find something that's abnormal to the reef itself. Mike and Mo are a real good team because they've been looking at sonar screens and readings for years and years. They can tell you what a school of fish looks like, what wrecks on the bottom look like. Here we got something. Look at this, look at this. It's when they scratch their head or rub their beard in a certain way. Hey guys I think we found something here. Come on check this out. That you know that we've got something different and something worth looking at. Oh yeah look at that. Look at this. About 90 minutes into our sonar search we hit a mark. Looks like a massive object sitting on the bottom. Definitely was made out of something other than coral and look how you've got gaps. Oh yeah look at that. Look at this. There's definitely something down there. Good structure. Let's drive back over there. We were asking ourselves wouldn't it be great if this was a USO? Wouldn't this be great if it it led us to a USO? So we needed to get in there as soon as we could. All right I'm going to start to equalize down. I'm below you Chuck. Diver two is at the bottom. Copy diver two is at the bottom. It's kind of crazy down here. The bottom is completely sandy Chuck. That's a good top. It is completely sandy topside. Sandy bottom. Copy. Dave that's the second time. Yeah Chuck what the hell is that? What are you seeing diver two? Talk to us. I'm not sure what it is yet. Can't identify it. Looks like an old ferry. You're saying it's a vessel. Copy it's a vessel. See what we got going on. It took us a couple of minutes to get oriented but when we did we saw a big boat. It looks like a looks like a ferry of some kind. Double decker. Copy. There was no real growth on it. There was no corals. So that gave me some kind of indicator that it hadn't been down that long. Now I'm looking for other indicators of how did it sink. Maybe it was sunk by a USO. All right we're gonna go ahead and make an insertion into the boat. Going up the stairwell. The hole that I found in the bottom looked like it was placed there. Once you put a hole in the bottom of a boat it effectively becomes a submarine. All right we're coming back to you. People have done this in the past to create fishing spots. I mean it's structure on the bottom and what does structure do? Well it creates a house for biologics to sit out. Not the dive we're looking for. Not what we're looking for. All right come on up. Did it make me mad that it wasn't anything that had to do with our actual investigation? I'd be lying to you if I told you it didn't. But we're still in the area. This area has a whole lot of sightings. You have to keep going on. Here we go. Looky here. Looky here. Looky here. Looky here. Wow. Check this out Mo. Look at that. 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31. Look how deep that was. Sheer drop off. Oh yes. It went from 18 feet down to 50. Let me get set up and we'll drive back over it. But look. See you can tell there's a hole underneath here. The water's clear enough you should be able to see it from the top. Coming straight up the other side. We come over the edge. Bam. Bottom drops out 90 degrees. Hit the wall. Comes back up. This looks like the exact same thing that we have in Florida. All the depths seem to be right. That's a coincidence. Like the shaft off Key Biscayne, this hole is 45 feet wide and 45 feet long. But it lies in 18 feet of water. It's just like Florida. A shaft in the middle of the ocean. I don't exactly understand what this means, but I know that there's two of them in two different places that look exactly the same. I instantly am like, I'm getting in the water. Three, two, one. Roger that. Safe dive. 6 p.m. After a day of searching the USO hot zone, the Triangle Research and Investigation Group has found an anomaly on the ocean floor. Eerily similar to the one they discovered 1,000 miles away on the other end of the Bermuda Triangle. It's sketchy at best. About 10 feet. Copy. Do your best and report back what you see. Hey Dave, check this out. This place looks just like the one at the Key. And I don't think it's a coincidence. Swimming to this shaft was very similar to the way we did it down in Florida. Peeked our head over the side, looked straight down, and followed the wall all the way to the bottom. Here we go again. Elevator going down. Bam. There we were again. Nothing like going down the sky and holes just to be there. The hair on the back of my neck is standing up. It's too straight to be a natural occurrence. Was there any sort of other rock formations at all? No, just straight up and down. Straight up and down. Straight up and down, aye-aye. You know, if something dug it out, it's hard telling exactly why somebody would say, hey, let's put a hole right there. So, you know, is it natural? That's still undetermined. And then on top of that, the debris from actually it being made, like it should have rock piles or some sort, but there's no debris. The similarities from the last location that we dived like this, shallow water comes over the top. It goes from 15 feet to about 50. Straight down. Copy. Straight down. I'm looking at Chuck. He's looking at me. We were getting a little spooked out. It just seemed man-made in a place where man wouldn't make it. It looked so familiar. Chuck, I think it's time to get out of here, man. All right. Let's go back up. There they come. Yeah. Tell us about it. Nice job. Come on up, man. Come on. Come on. Come on. Sit. Back up. Chest up. Okay. So we went over the side, same size, same wall, same size of cutout. It's the same thing. So do you feel like it tells us anything about the USO sightings? It definitely gives a lot of credibility to it. It's either the government made it and didn't tell anybody or somebody or something else made it and didn't tell anybody. If I was a USO, I would hide me in there.