'The Curse Of Oak Island' Season 7 Episode 19 Preview: Team races against time and weather to solve mystery
The world is in a state of lockdown as the coronavirus pandemic hangs in the air. So people need all the entertainment that they can get and that's what 'The Curse Of Oak Island' is here for. The seventh season of the reality show is coming to a close soon and there are lots of things to wrap up. Fans are eager to know what they will get to see in the 19th episode of the show, which will be aired on March 31.
In the previous episode, the team were examining the bizarre formation of the boulders around the swamp, and found traces of mercury and lead there. Apparently, 17th century philosopher and scholar Francis Bacon had written detailed methods on how to preserve documents by placing them in mercury-filled containers.
The synopsis for the 19th episode reads, "Exciting finds bring new excitement, but the team must move quickly since time is running out before they must suspend operations for the harsh winter ahead."
The team is in a race against time. Will they be able to solve the riddle of the money pit, and understand the anomaly at the bottom of the swamp? Earlier in an exciting episode, they had found iron pikes that seemed to have sustained a fire. This fueled the belief that the iron pikes were from the ship, which could have been used to offload treasure.
In the other episode, the Lagina brothers discovered hard evidence that the swamp is man-made. This swamp might just have a connection to the Knight's Templars and the Freemasons. Another theory that has come up, is that the original trio in 1795 who found the depression near the Oak tree, might not have come across it by accident. Could they have been looking for it already? And is there something they've hidden on the mysterious island?
According to the curious legend of the island, seven people have to die in order for the mystery to be solved. At present, five are dead, who will be the next two?
'The Curse Of Oak Island' airs on Tuesdays at 9 pm on History Channel.