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Tonight, in the Tesla files

If there was anywhere in the building that Tesla
could take as a laboratory, it would be here

The papers are there

We know Tesla has been spied on
and we know he loves the bathroom

Is it possible to use the
bathroom to carry messages?

More than possible
this is possible

(Tesla) was doing some
experiments where he ended up

Using the entire Earth's magnetic
field to send broadcasts to the stars

Shortly before his death
(in a hotel room in New York

(Scientist and inventor (Nikola
Tesla) claimed to have eighty chests

Full of his life's works

Everything from detailed
plans to wireless electricity

To weapons that can
destroy entire cities

But after his death,
only 60 pieces were found

From Tesla's 80 boxes

For decades, people have wondered what happened

For lost files in Tesla boxes

Could it contain secrets? Secrets
that could change the world forever?

New York City

Over the past few weeks,
an astrophysicist has been involved

Dr. (Travis Taylor) and investigative
journalist (Jason Stapleton

In a global quest to find nearly
20 boxes full of scientific files

Lost Nikola Tesla and
top secret inventions

It is research that has taken them to more
than a dozen cities and across both hemispheres

We've done a lot of
things to get to this point

We taught ourselves, you know, we did
(experiments, we went to (Wardencliffe)

We went to Colorado, we went to Serbia

Today, the duo returned to New York City in
hopes of pursuing a potential breakthrough

If proven useful

It could change everything that is currently
known about Nikola Tesla and his later years

I'm excited to go back and actually
find the specific things we're looking for

You know, all of these things that we did,
we know more about them now

When we look, things will
get our attention more this time

Yes

Travis and Jason are back
at the New Yorker Hotel

The place Tesla lived in the
last decade of his life is here

Tesla kept 80 boxes filled with
everything scientific invention

To thousands of pages full of graphics,
designs and plans

But on the night he died in 1943

Someone walked into Tesla's rooms

He opened his safe

He removed an unknown number of important documents

US government agents also
walked into Tesla's rooms

And despite being a naturalized citizen

However, they took advantage of his
immigration status to seize his property

And her detention for nine years, before being
returned to the Al-Alam family in Serbia in 1952

Hello friends - Hey, how are you guys?
-

Travis and Jason meet at the
hotel with their friend and partner

(Tesla biographer Mark Seaver)
and hotel historian Joe Kenny

what is all of this?

Well, we have copies of the
original blueprints from 1928

This is how it looked when they built it

Last week, Travis and Jason
got a big deal from Mark Seaver

I thought you might have some ideas

Contains a blueprint of a Tesla
wireless electric tower in Wardencliffe

And the newly discovered
plans for a New Yorker hotel.

This hotel could have been
built (to be a wardencliffe

That's an amazing idea

Wait, though,
the man couldn't finance a 600-foot tower

How did he finance a hotel?

He didn't build this hotel!
It gives me goosebumps!

You have an amazing theory, Travis

The more you think more and more

On the idea that the New Yorker
could have been Tesla's test

The more excited you become about it

I gotta go take a look at least

Which was originally commissioned as part of
the transatlantic radiocommunication system

Nikola Tesla decided to transform
the gigantic Hardenscliffe Tower

Into a tower that generates
and distributes wireless electricity

To a network of tunnels deep in the earth

But when his main investor,
JP Morgan, discovered Tesla's plan,

He withdrew from the project

Leaving Tesla humiliated in front of
the public and on the verge of bankruptcy

However, given the frightening
similarities in the design

Between Wardencliffe and the New Yorker Hotel

Could it be that Tesla
got a second chance

In his most ambitious invention?

This 41st floor

The floor I was interested in.
- Yeah.

Well, Travis had a theory that

If Tesla had a lab,
it would be on this floor

If you had to guess then where
do you think the lab might be?

Well, I'll say it's in a corner

You mean either here or there?

Operators, restrooms

Well,
that was for big keyboards operators

The one we had here was that was the
largest keyboard in the world at the time

So,
there was a communications keyboard here?

Yes - Could it be that -

Tune in on Tesla's phone?

Any operator can be linked
to any phone in the house

The observation was to be very easy

Whatever Tesla did at the New Yorker
if he was talking on those phone lines

Anyone could know
what he was talking about

It is possible that
there were Nazi spies

Russian spies,
British spies might have been there

There were definitely
Americans who were listening

Even if they were
there to help protect it

Is there a space above this place
where Tesla might have worked?

Yes, there is, on the 42nd floor

These areas here go all the way

This area will be
unnoticed and wide open

More discreet, if you will

unbelievable

I remember when we've been here before, we saw

The generator is down in one of the basements.
- That's right.

So, could you get all the power from
the generator, to the roof of the building?

It is true

And I said that the
chimney was of solid steel

It was extending from the top, a large
metal cylinder extending from the top

Well it's located on
the bedrock going down

All the way to the bedrock - the
base will be 65 feet below level.

This brings us close to 600 feet

close enough

It is amazing

(The entire building was what
Tesla wanted (Wardencliffe) to be

The New Yorker was originally
designed to be 411 feet above the ground

It was mysteriously redesigned during
construction to a height of 600 feet

And it's exactly the same height as the
proposed Tesla tower at Wardencliffe.

Like Wardencliffe, the New Yorker stood
high above a maze of subterranean tunnels

Which extended deep into
the solid granite fundamentals

Tunnels,
like the one in Wardencliffe

They can be used to channel Earth's
energy from deep within the Earth

Whether (Tesla) was involved in designing
the hotel to make it have these features

Or he has just realized that the hotel has
these special features, it doesn't matter

The main point is that it has
the features that can be suitable

To conduct a Wardencliffe-type experiment

Well, run,
the cylinder achieves 65 feet underground

Have you seen this guys?

It's an analogy of a proposed
addition to the New Yorker

They added two towers on top

It seems when we're talking
about potential radio broadcasts

It's like we're talking about a
potentially classified Wardencliffe, right?

Two towers on top of the New Yorker Hotel?
Did the team find damning evidence?

The ultimate proof that Tesla intended to
use the hotel to fulfill his ambitious dream

To generate and transmit electricity for free

To New York City first,
then to the whole world

It would be nice now to be
able to take those blueprints

And we go according to the scheme

And we see what it actually
looked like while Tesla was there

And we know if this building could
be used as a huge (Wardincliffe) tower

Was The New Yorker Really
Nikola Tesla's Secret Attempt?

To continue his bolder experiment
in front of his harshest critics?

The critics dismissed him as
nothing more than a penniless old man

Failed invention but,
if that was the case

Who funded this amazing scheme?

Could it have been
a wealthy donor?

Forces within the (US) government?

Or someone else?

New York City -
Let's take a walk.

This is the 21st floor

Look at this, unreasonable

This is the original wiring room for the
telephone system that has been in us since 1929

This is floor 33 and
this is here for 3327

That's the Tesla room

Tesla room So, in fact, you can take advantage
of the Tesla line and nobody will know

The way the phone system is set up

It was very easy to put
a jumper cord in there

And put it in any other room in the hotel

So, you can sit in your hotel room

And listen to every
phone conversation (Tesla

In the weeks before Nikola Tesla
was found dead in his hotel room.

There were many unverified
reports that were clients of

From both the FBI and the
Office of Strategic Services

That was a precursor
to the CIA today

They took rooms near
Tesla on the 33rd floor

Within hours a team
of clients gathered

What he later reported as 30 boxes
filled with valuable (Tesla) science papers

These are the papers examined later

It was determined to be worthless by
the world appointed by the government

(John J. Trump)

But, given the fact that at the time of the
death of the Serbian-born scientist, 1943 year

The United States was
deeply involved in World War II

Could the agents be watching it?

Even going as far as monitoring
his phone conversations

So that no enemy agent can

Possession of Tesla's most important scientific papers

Was it the evaluation of John C. Trump

Is Tesla papers part of a
deliberate disinformation campaign?

I think if there was anywhere in the
building Tesla could have had a lab

Or a working area in it, he might be right here

Oh really? Why, why do you say this?
-

Well there it is, if you look at the
maps there is no real name here

Other than the wireless transmission room
there is much more space than you need

Well, okay, let's check it out!

Here we go - Here we go.

!Oh my God

There are probably more than 1,000 square feet here

The transmitters are
pretty small even back then

Why would I need such a large
space and the question becomes

Why would they build a room this big to
house a small piece of equipment like this?

They could have built the
room specifically for Tesla's lab

Take a look here and see if
you see anything interesting

Look at this

Of all places in the building

This is the most
likely place for his lab

It is completely isolated and
there is no traffic through it

There are papers here

These are original plans from the
building's construction history since 1928

Original plans? Could you
help prove Travis's theory?

That the New Yorker was built
like a bigger, stronger version

From Tesla Tower in Wardencliffe?

!look at this

What a fool,
they're just getting wet here

I start thinking to myself why these
papers have not been taken care of?

And that brings me back to the boxes

And to the idea that Tesla
things could be anywhere

These are all the plans for this building

1929 we have all records

Yes, but look, look at this

As if, all this stuff is full this,
this is all history

Have you seen these tubes? Are these
tubes original from building construction?

Yes, it's the ventilation duct

It's the grille ducts
facing downward?

Almost - you mean for ground connections?
-

Yeah, that's what I wonder about. There
are all kinds of places in this building

Where there are good pieces
you can get for ground connections

In Colorado Springs

Nikola Tesla planted 12-foot-long
copper rods into the ground

Then,
using his patented transmitter

Known as (Tesla Cowell)

Produce up to 12 million volts

And he sent it through the air and across the surrounding land

Earth has proven itself to be a conductor

Which (Tesla) claimed to be able to spread
electricity over a distance of about 26 miles

In Wardencliffe, Tesla tried to perfect
this idea by building a transmission tower

Which is 187 feet above
ground and with a large metal bar

It reached 300 feet underground

It was extending from the metal rod

An additional network of metal bars and tunnels

That extended outwards
by up to 100 feet

You could design a similar
but much larger system

For future use at the New Yorker?

Oh man, look at the view

Watch your step (here we
are on the New Yorker rooftop

This is unrealistic - That's amazing,
man.

See the big flagpole there?

They are huge and
40 to 50 feet in the air

Obviously, that can be used as a transmission
tower on top of a large (Tesla) coil

On some level, I think your idea
that this is (Wardencliffe) is crazy

On another level, I think she's cool

Well, there were people sending
wireless connections from here

From standard systems

This is the communication
chain for the entire building

All communications, radio and telephone lines

As in understanding technology
as it was (Tesla), it makes sense

He's going to use this
high point in New York City

To broadcast wireless communications

Well, this will be his stadium

Tesla couldn't have
been sitting in this hotel

Without using all of these things

No, this was the perfect
radio tower at the time

And he had all the power he needed in
the world, from that old great birthplace

Well, you know Tesla has been kicked
out of a number of hotels for the bathroom

He had a bathroom here and
no doubt he had come here

And he released the pigeons, and maybe even the
pigeon serpent. I mean, could he have had that?

There is so much leeway for them
there is no reason not to be here

Well if that was easy to tune in
to this telephone switch system

We do not know who was watching him

Perhaps the way to communicate
with people was to use the bathroom

the toilet? As a means of covert communication?

While staying at the New Yorker

(Nikola Tesla) was known to keep
a number of pigeons in his room

And every day,
he could be watched feeding dozens of them

From his favorite bench
in nearby Bryant Park

Tesla even had a special
attachment to a bathroom

He ended up taking a
souvenir photo of her

So that he can carry
it with him at all times

Could it be that Tesla's seemingly
excessive interest in these unique birds

Was it a strategic interest?

The military used them for
years to send secret messages?

Yes, sending messages back and
forth was one of the things they had

I remember there was an article from 1935

About a carrier pigeon that flew to the 40th
floor (and was hit, so they gave it to Tesla

On February 6, 1935,
The New York Times ran a story

About a rebellious pigeon I arrived in a
room near the ceiling of the New Yorker hotel

The pigeons looked confused, and had
a tape on her leg showing a digital symbol

Indicating that it has likely been
trained to transmit messages

However, when the hotel manager
tried to inspect the pigeon and decode it

(Tesla) insisted he would take care of the
bird himself and quickly take it to his room

Was this just another example of
strange behavior known to the world?

Or that (Nikola Tesla) was using a homing
pigeon to send and receive secret messages

In sight of the government agents
tasked with tracking his every move?

One day after their
visit (to the New Yorker

Jason and Travis meet to discuss
critical next steps for the team

I have to say, The New Yorker

If it wasn't intentionally built (to
be a Wardencliffe-type experiment

Tesla knew it could be used
for a Wardencliffe experiment

I think both of us feel like they are
instead of being chased by the government

It is secretly monitored by the government

This is very likely a scenario
that he works in with them

Certainly - the way other
greatest minds have been -

At the time you work out?
- Sure.

And by 1943,
when states were in both hemispheres

Plunged into World War
II in the twentieth century

They were the powers of the Allies and the Axis

Race to see which side can develop lethal
weapons so that they are guaranteed victory

For (the United States), the Manhattan Project was
"going to produce the world's first atomic bomb."

The Germans, in turn, gathered their greatest
scientific minds to develop a series of Wardencliffe

Or miracle weapons

Is it any surprise that Nikola Tesla

He will find himself on a list of scholars
who consider an opportunity insignificant

For the war effort of the coalition forces?

Hey friends! Hey, Mark.

How are you, Mark?
- How are you, my friend? -

Please sit down,
please be seated

You will not believe this

This is Vannevar Bush

Vannevar Bush.

Wrote an article titled "Guided
Missiles and Their Technologies"

Mention (Tesla) in it and that will amaze you

It trains pigeons to go
inside guided missiles

It's an innovative idea, it really is

But what's interesting is that (Tesla)
has turned it into bathroom, bathroom use

As an engineer, inventor, and science director

Vannevar Bush was one of the most
powerful civilian figures in World War II

Often referred to as "the man
who will win or lose the war"

Headed the Office of Scientific Research and Development

Who coordinated the activities of
about 6000 prominent American scientists

In 1940, Bosch employed the famous
behavioral psychologist B.F. Skinner

"To head" the bathroom project

It's a top-secret government research
project that would train homing pigeons

To act as default
pilots for guided missiles

Could it be that Nikola Tesla was
also a secret participant in this program?

This bold idea seems more likely

When one thinks that the
person is supervised in the end

On John J. Trump's evaluation
of Nikola Tesla's scientific papers

It was none other than (Vannevar Bush

The other document I found
(was signed by (James Conant

James Conant was the
president of Harvard University

And he was writing to the President
of the United States (Roosevelt)

What is its time frame?

It's from 1941 so) it's
before Tesla's death

OK

He wants to create an office for research and development

And he says, "I want to hand over
the responsibility" (to Dr. Vannevar Bush

He appointed him a manager, now he's creating a chart

Now look what Bush
will be responsible for.

National Academy of Sciences (Aeronautics,
which becomes NASA

And National Defense Research He
also holds the post of Minister of War

And the Secretary of the Navy
has direct contact with the President

He will be directly responsible for other
agencies involved in defense research

So that's the key there is the
thing that's really interesting to me

He is going to oversee what will
become the Air Force Research Labs

(In (Wright Patterson

And there are all kinds of conspiracy theories
and those (things about Wright Patterson

Wright Patterson Air Force Base
is located outside of Dayton, Ohio

It is one of the largest (and most secretive)
military installations in the United States

After World War II the Wright Bat,
as it came to be called.

Became the Air Force
Investigation Center

Including the Blue Book project

It's interesting that we have
something here (man, bush

Responsible for knowing
what Tesla files contain, right?

He is now, in this timeframe, responsible
for all the research that takes place

And guess what? In 1945

What is Wright Field asking?

All documents related to Tesla

And so Vannevar Bush knows about it

Hence, it looks like a puppet engine here

is not it? - Yes -

According to a number of recently
disclosed government documents

Which has not been proven
to be highly confidential

In 1947,
shortly after a UFO crashed in the desert

(Near Roswell, New Mexico

President Harry S Truman assembled a team

Among the elite of the country's
top strategic and military scholars

It was called the Majestic 12

The group was tasked with investigating
various reports of outside activities

And if that is true

Whether or not it had
repercussions on national security

Members of the group included
Secretary of Defense (James Forrestal).

And Director of the Central
Intelligence Agency (Roscoe Hillknotter)

(Not surprisingly, Vannevar Bush

When we started looking at
Tesla I had no idea in my mind

We'll get to UFOs
and 12 Majestic

And those investigations into conspiracy theories

But, if you think about it

Vannevar Bush was the
one (who asked Trump

To acquire Tesla's property
and then investigate it

And see if there is anything there

If he is that guy
then a few years later

He became responsible for all
research for all other government agencies

He will seize all these
technical data under his umbrella

Was Nikola Tesla a clandestine
US government employee?

And if so

Was the public perception of him as a
bankrupt, stranger, thoughtful coverage?

Or is his relationship with
men (such as (Vannevar Bush

More sophisticated and more secret
than anyone at the time could imagine?

She's over there across the street?
-Yes, she must be there.

Eager to test their theory that Nikola
Tesla's (intense interest in bathrooms)

It may be more professional
than it is personal

Travis and Jason came to
Carroll Gardens in Brooklyn.

Gentlemen - (Hey,
William? I'm Jason Stapleton -

Nice to meet you.
- Travis Taylor.

Nice to meet you,
why don't you go upstairs to see?

Well, cool

William Macleod is a professional real estate agent.

It became widely known
(throughout New York City

As an independent expert in the bathroom

Offer to help Travis and Jason to
learn more about these unique birds

And perhaps provide a vision about that man who
is considered by many to be a scientific genius

We've been investigating deeply for
the last few (years of) Nikola Tesla's life

History shows that he was a demented old man

And he was only playing
pigeon feeding in the garden

And we developed a different story about that

We know Tesla

Chances are, Tesla was being
spied on while at The New Yorker

More than a possibility, very likely

Well if he is and
he's worried about it

So how does it move messages back and forth?
And we know from history that he loves pigeons

Spend some time in the
garden and keep a bathroom

So, we thought, would it be possible
to use the bathroom to carry messages?

Yes, it is not only possible,
more than likely but likely

The moment they reach maturity

Especially if they mate
the pigeons will mate for life

So they will always fly
home for their partners

How do they decide what is "home"?

The home is really the serf,
the place where they grew up

The place where they live
the place where the food is

It is their safe place, and that of their partners

If I go to a new location, how long will
it take me to build some carrier pigeons

So that they consider this place their
home and always return to this place?

You will start with the little ones and basically you
will keep the little ones in the hive while they grow up

From the time they
hatch to the time they fly

There are only about four weeks

Someone like Tesla
with a lot of focus

Perhaps in about a week
he could start training a bird

To go from the hotel room to the
garden and then back to the hotel room

(We always think Tesla
used the technology

A kind of advanced technology for communication

But in this case it might have
made a lot of sense for him

To use ancient technology that
was not practically detectable

For anyone trying to find out what he was doing

Homing pigeons were fortified
more than 300 years ago

He is highly regarded for his remarkable
ability to find his way back home

Even at distances
of up to 1,000 miles

It is this unique navigation feature
that makes the bird a useful tool

To send and receive messages

(Genghis Khan) used the pigeons as a
communication device across his vast empire

Nearly half a million birds
were used in World War I and II

To carry messages across enemy lines

Even today, the bathroom continues
to be used for military purposes

In 2010, the Chinese army trained
10,000 birds as a backup message system

In the event that their modern
communication systems are broken

Can we go in? - Yeah come on.
-

I'd like to see some birds

Who's here?
- Well, good.

Okay guys, if you want to go in,
get to know the birds

It is bigger than I imagined

Can you take one and go (to our
friend Mark) in the New Yorker?

Then release her and we'll stay
here and see if the bird comes back?

Yes, sure - That'd be cool.

OK

This is a really cool experiment to show
how Tesla secretly delivers messages.

It is possible that he found
these pigeons in the garden

So, he could have taken these
baths that know where her home is

To his lab, put letters on
her feet and then released her

To fly to their homes where
there is whoever keeps them

To help Travis and
Jason test their theory

William Macleod brought one of
his doves to the New Yorker Hotel

You must be William.
- Yes, I am.

I'm Mark Seaver.
- Nice to meet you.

That's great, okay, let's go

Mark and William will try to send a
message from the New Yorker's rooftop

In Manhattan to Travis and Jason

Seven miles in the heart of Brooklyn

How can you be so quiet,
my friend?

How long is this supposed to take?

Yeah, isn't it?
- Do you think this will work? -

I don't know, what will stop the falcon or
anything from jumping and eating this thing?

Watch, dude, we got the only
stupid pigeon in this entire barn

It's flying to New Jersey

Well take this

Yes that's good

Okay,
we'll let him go (he's flying to Brooklyn

Then the message will reach them

! And 1,2,3

Here it is - Yeah.

(Brooklyn, New York)

Travis and Jason are
waiting to see if the bird returns

Which was launched from the (New Yorker)
Hotel to the barn about seven miles away

Here he is (Mark) Wait

!(Mark)

Hey, Jason,
we just released the pigeons

He says she'll be
there in 9 or 10 minutes

Well, we'll wait

Ok, bye

Well it was just released then

Where is the New
Yorker located from here?

That direction

Hey, look at that is that it?

Is this the? - there he is -

Hey, this is it. Look there is
something taped on his leg

It worked?
- Well.

Want to read the message? - OK -

Well we had to play rock,
paper, scissors or something

Well, I really lost. - What?
-

Where did you go, bird?

I can see the bird now that it is,
in fact, aware that I am coming to it

I caught you, I caught you

Did I catch you? what does he say?

Another successful
Tesla test (Mark Seaver)

When you combine the parallels
between Wardencliffe and The New Yorker

Hence the things that we discover
now are related above the pigeon

I am absolutely convinced,
it couldn't be this man sitting

He did nothing for the
last fifteen years of his life

He was involved in
something that I don't know

(Nikola Tesla) was a
secretive to the point of paranoia

And he lived in fear that his
life would be stolen from him

But if he (Tesla) as the evidence
indicates, he knows he was being watched

By both the FBI and the
Office of Strategic Services

He might have been working
well with them in the war effort

So why does he need homing
pigeons to send and receive messages?

(To get answers, Jason and (Travis)
arranged to meet someone at the hotel

Who promised to share (potentially
important) information on Nikola Tesla

And his top secret relationship with (Vannevar Bush.)

Hey! You must be Bob.

During a career that included
anti-ballistic missile defense

Radar and the International Space
Station based retired space engineer

Dr. Robert Wood
investigates UFOs

And related phenomena
for more than 30 years

You might be able to shed some
light for us on this (Vannevar Bush)

The Majestic Group 12

Well, I guess it's the actual
"first release for anything" MG12

It was official in 1984 when the so-called
"Eisenhower" indicative document was announced

Which carries web site
pages (on it by (Truman

Which identified the 12
people "who were in" MG12

In 1984

An unidentified package
arrived at a house in Burbank

Affiliated to movie producer and lover
of strange creatures, Jaime Chandera

Inside there was
an eight-page note

Aiming to inform President-elect
Dwight D. Eisenhower

On the secret activities (of
the Truman administration

The memo summarized the government's many investigations

In reports about the recently
destroyed space models

Including those in Roswell,
New Mexico

It also revealed the existence
of Majestic 12 "members"

(Tesla) in 1899 was
doing some experiments

Where he ended up using the
entire magnetic field of the Earth

To send your broadcast to the stars

Hence, there was likely to
be something in his notes

It may interest or concern
some of these people

I think that's an excellent idea

While staying in Colorado Springs

Nikola Tesla has been running a series of
experiments to try to track down thunderstorms

One night, he starts receiving a
number of strange transmissions

Which, according to one account
detailed in several of his letters

Tesla concluded that it originated
somewhere in outer space

This is what I think happened

In 1947

There were many fears of strange
creatures in the public domain, right?

It was mentioned in the news

People were claiming to see flying saucers,
okay

Someone like Vannevar Bush

Maybe they went and said "We at least"
are studying whether this is a phenomenon

Real or not, it causes public
panic. We must look into it

By the way, there might be something associated with it
(because I remember reading in the Tesla documentation

(Tesla) has claimed to have
contacted the aliens or something

I think that (Vannevar Bush) was the
man in charge of all the technology then

He was the perfect logical
man to make sure he knew

Was it Tesla's belief in the
existence of extraterrestrial life?

One of the reasons Vanyevar Bush
was so determined to watch him?

And if so,
was Tesla working with Vannevar Bush

In a super-secret ability more
than anyone could have imagined?

How are you doing?
- Fine-

The day after they met
with a retired flight engineer

Dr. Robert Wood

Travis and Jason meet their partner, Mark
Seaver, at the team's headquarters in Washington.

Well, we've had an interesting
talk that you want to tell about?

Have we had an interesting talk? If there
is such an organization, such as MG12

Located in this timeframe (they
wanted to see all things (Tesla

Let's start with what we know

Vannevar Bush was the
head of the Manhattan Project

This is an absolute
truth - of course.

We now know that Vannevar Bush
was involved in a top secret business

I think that's the point

He was a player, he was a player
(and when we talk about (John Trump

He was a player directly related to (Bush

And so, you have a link
there (that's related to Tesla

People who were interested in
things (that Tesla was developing

They got to his stuff, and they took it

I have to tell you,
I'm more convinced now than ever

That all that was happening at The New
Yorker was more than just him staying there

There are tunnels under the place

A purpose built building has
tunnels just like the ones there are

Down (Wardencliffe), right?
- Unbelievable -

It has a large tower, and the hotel
has its laboratory located at the top of it

He had generators at
the bottom of this thing

That supplied three
times the energy!

How do we know the New
Yorker was not a Wardencliffe?

How crazy it would be if we were,
all this time

We thought he had lost his funding to
(Wardencliffe) and the entire project was closed

He was defeated and beaten, and they were building
him a Wardencliffe (at a cost of $ 100 million)

In downtown New York

I think the most important thing
we've shown to history, Mark

Is that the last 10 or
15 years (of Tesla's life

This old man out in the garden
was not feeding the pigeons

He was doing an
important job - I agree.

There is one more thing I want to share with you

This is unbelievable

Here is a document from
the offshore property office

For the purpose of inquiring about the
treasury, her record was found in the warehouse

It indicates that it was
purchased by Tesla in 1929

That wasn't among the possessions
stored in a Manhattan warehouse

In other words, another safe is missing

Males also have 122 boxes and barrels

This definitely indicates
that boxes are missing

More lost funds? Safe?

And it's all filled with Tesla's science
writings and plans for new inventions?

(Mark) drops another
bomb on us and tells us

There are likely to be 122 boxes

This intensifies my desire to
go out and find these things

There is no indication of the documents,
valuable ideas and things

That Tesla had all
these boxes and bags

What was he keeping in a safe?

I said when we started with
this matter that if we did it right

And if we are successful, we may be
able to change the world with information

But we're not there yet

We can talk about all of these
things that you just talked about

And the achievements made

And realizing that we have at
least 122 boxes we can't find

We still don't know where they are

I don't want to end this
just because I want to find it

This pisses me off

It's annoying, so annoying, it's pissing
me off right now, it's bothering me

Well I have to keep going, I have to know

I'm so excited
we got to find out

Did Nikola Tesla really
die as a lonely old man?

A mad scientist who lived his final days largely
forgotten in a world he wanted to change?

Or, he was really the inventor as (Albert "Einstein)
said he was" the smartest man in the world. "

A genius had secretly performed
his experiments while in hiding in sight

And on the questions of
Mark (Travis) and (Jason)

The answers to these questions
were still waiting to be found

In addition to more than 60 boxes

Packed with what they think is Tesla's
most innovative and creative business

A legacy of dreams and inventions
that someone or group desperately wants

So much so, that he held her away for decades

Once discovered, it will change the world forever