Are Shakespeare’s original plays buried on Oak Island?
William Shakespeare’s writings are so impressive that there is debate about whether he actually wrote all of his own plays.
Sir Francis Bacon, shown here, was one of the greatest minds of the Renaissance era. Some theorize he was the true author behind Shakespeare’s writings.
Hundreds of years after they were written, a researcher used this cipher wheel to uncover clues in Shakespeare’s plays. The clues revealed that the original manuscripts were buried somewhere.
Another researcher used the secret code shown here to reveal more clues in Shakespeare’s sonnets. It points to the original manuscripts being buried on Oak Island.
Finding the original plays would solve the debate of their true authorship. Author Mark Finnan dives deep into the ciphers and clues that may hold the key to this mystery in Oak Island Secrets.
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