Speaker 1: Okay, So imagine this. You're trekking through the Alaskan wilderness, right,
vast frozen landscape, and somewhere beneath your feet lies a
pyramid period a pyramid bigger than the Great Pyramid of Giza.
We're not talking about some ancient dupiate structure or anything
like that. This is something else, entirely, something completely.
Speaker 2: Unknown, buried under the ice, buried.
Speaker 1: Deep under the ice. That's the mystery we're diving into today,
the Alaskan Dark Pyramid.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, this is gonna be good.
Speaker 1: Oh Like, it's wild. We've got first hand accounts, whispers
of government cover ups, even ties to UFO activity. It's
like something straight out of an X Files episode.
Speaker 2: All right, you've got my attention. Where do we even
begin with a story like this?
Speaker 1: Well, it all starts back in nineteen eighty nine with
this guy, Doug Mushler, former military intelligence officers stationed to
Fort Richardson, Alaska.
Speaker 2: Okay, so we're starting with a military connection already. Interesting.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And Mushler he's looking at maps of Dnalli National
Park one day, just you know, normal stuff, and he
has spots something strange, strange. How there's this blank space
on the map, about the size of a thumbprint, and
it's labeled this area not surveyed to date.
Speaker 2: Well, don we're talking about Denali National Park, right, one
of the most famous national parks in the US.
Speaker 1: Exactly. You'd think in this day and age, with satellite
imagery and all, they'd have every inch of the park
mapped out, you would think, So, that's definitely weird.
Speaker 2: Right, So Mushler files this away in the back of
his mind. And then three years later, he's watching a
news report about a Chinese nuclear test.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm seeing where this is going.
Speaker 2: Yep. They showing seismic data from the test, and suddenly
this graphic pops up, a massive pyramid detected deep beneath
the Alaskan surface.
Speaker 1: No way, and this is on the news on live TV.
Speaker 2: And guess where this pyramid is located, Right in that
uncharted zone Mushler saw.
Speaker 1: On the map. They can't be a coincidence.
Speaker 2: He'd think, so, right, But hold on, it gets even weirder.
Mushler goes back later to try and find this news
report and it's.
Speaker 1: Gone gone, like completely disappeared, vanished.
Speaker 2: The station denies ever airing it, no record of it. Anywhere.
It's like someone wiped it clean. Wow. That definitely adds
another layer to this whole thing and makes you wonder
what they're trying.
Speaker 1: To hide, right, and this is just the beginning. So
Mike Sleer gets transferred to Fort Mead, Maryland, home of
the NSA.
Speaker 2: AH, the NSA the heart of intelligence gathering, and.
Speaker 1: He thinks, hey, while I'm here, let me see if
there's anything in the archives about Alaskan archaeological sites. Just
general inquiries, you know, not even mentioning pyramids specifically.
Speaker 2: Smart move, keeping it low key.
Speaker 1: But as he's about to dive into these files, two
guys approach him. Yeah, very serious looking dudes. Oh boy, hey,
tell him he doesn't have a need to know, and
basically escort him out of the building.
Speaker 2: I don't need to know classics. It sounds like they
really don't want anyone poking around in Alaskan archaeology.
Speaker 1: Especially anything pyramid shaped.
Speaker 2: So we've got a mysterious blank spot on a map,
a disappearing news report, and shadowy figures blocking access to information.
This is starting to feel like a full blown conspiracy.
Speaker 1: It is, right, It's like something out of a spy thriller.
But wait, there's more. Fast forward to nineteen fifty nine,
we meet Marty Johnson, former Navy engineer, another military connection.
YEP gets recruited by Bill Labs for this top secret
military project.
Speaker 2: Top secret? What kind of project are we talking about?
Speaker 1: That's the thing. It's all very hush hush. He gets
flown out to this remote location in Alaska, blacked out buses,
unmarked buildings, the whole nine yards.
Speaker 2: Seems like standard secret government facility stuff exactly.
Speaker 1: And after a long elevator ride deep underground, what does
he find?
Speaker 2: The dark pyramid so he actually sees it with his
own eyes.
Speaker 1: He claims this massive structure was functioning as a power generator.
Speaker 2: A power generator. That's a pretty big claim. What kind
of power are we talking about?
Speaker 1: Potentially enough to power the entire country.
Speaker 2: The entire country. Now that's just mind blowing.
Speaker 1: It is, right, like, what kind of technology could even
do that. It's beyond anything we know.
Speaker 2: It makes you wonder if they're harnessing some kind of
unknown energy source or something.
Speaker 1: And get this, Johnson claimed he built a miniature replica
of this pyramid home, experimenting with its energy generating capabilities.
Speaker 2: A mini pyramid did it work.
Speaker 1: He said it actually worked powered his entire house and farm.
Speaker 2: If that's true, that's incredible. It would mean this pyramid
technology is something truly revolutionary, it would write.
Speaker 1: So we've got Muchler who stumbles upon the pyramid's existence
through this news report and the map, and then Johnson,
who claims to have actually worked inside it, understanding its technology,
even replicating it. Yeah, two independent sources pointing to the
same incredible thing.
Speaker 2: This is getting more and more fascinating with every deept Oh.
Speaker 1: We're just getting started. There's so much more to uncover
about this Alaskan Dark Pyramid.
Speaker 2: And then we jump ahead to nineteen seventy eight and
we meet Lee Pearson, a retired military veteran Okay, and
he finds himself on this helicopter trip into the Alaskan wilderness.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this sounds interesting.
Speaker 2: It is. So they're flying along right, approaching their destination,
and the pilot warns Pearson that their instruments might go haywire.
Speaker 1: Haywire. What does he mean by that?
Speaker 2: Well, he's not but he says something about unusual electromagnetic
activity in the area, And as they get closer, sure enough,
everything goes dark. Everything radar compass lights the whole shebang
like they flew into some kind of electromagnetic dead zone.
Speaker 1: Wow, that's freaky. I wouldn't want to be in that helicopter, right.
Speaker 2: But they managed to land safely, thankfully, and they find
themselves in this heavily guarded area, armed personnel, unmarked uniforms.
The whole nine yards.
Speaker 1: Sounds pretty secretive, super secretive.
Speaker 2: And while they're on the ground, the pilot leans in
to Pierson and shares this, uh, this cryptic message.
Speaker 1: Okay, now I'm really intrigued. What does he say?
Speaker 2: He tells him about a giant pyramid made of black stone,
hidden deep underground, a.
Speaker 1: Black pyramid that's getting weirder and weirder.
Speaker 2: Right, and the pilot says, this pyramid is thousands of
years old and they believe it's a power generator capable
of powering the entire country.
Speaker 1: Hold on, so, now we've got a third person, someone
who wasn't even supposed to know about this pyramid, corroborating
its eggs and again the whole power generator thing.
Speaker 2: It's pretty wild, right, Three separate individuals, all with different backgrounds,
all describing the same incredible thing.
Speaker 1: It's starting to feel like a real conspiracy. And this
is where Linda Moulton Howe comes in.
Speaker 2: H Ah, Linda Moulten how the queen of investigative journalism,
especially when it comes to UFOs and government conspiracies.
Speaker 1: Exactly. She's like the real life Danis Gully. And when
Doug Muckler decides to go public with his story about
the pyramid, guess who he contacts?
Speaker 2: Lynda Moulton how of course you.
Speaker 1: Got it, and she takes on the case, starts digging deeper,
looking for more witnesses, more evidence, anything to shed light
on this mystery.
Speaker 2: So what does she find?
Speaker 1: Well, she manages to track down several more people connected
to the story. For instance, she speaks with Marty Johnson's.
Speaker 2: Son, the engineer who claimed to have worked inside the pyramid.
Speaker 1: That's the one, and his son confirms his father's account
and adds more details about the pyramid's construction its energy
generating capabilities.
Speaker 2: So the son is backing up his father's story.
Speaker 1: That's interesting, right, And then Molten Howe finds Leap pearson
son Bruce, who's so intrigued by his father's experience that
he tries to locate the pyramid.
Speaker 2: Himself located himself. How does he even begin to do that?
Speaker 1: Using aerial reconnaissance. He's pouring over satellite images, maps, anything
he can get his hands on.
Speaker 2: That's dedication.
Speaker 1: And get this. He finds an old road and an
airstrip in a remote location, neither of which appear on
any official maps.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's pretty suspicious. It definitely suggests that there's something
out there hidden from public view.
Speaker 1: Right. And moulten Howe also uncovers a retired naval captain
who reports experiencing electronic malfunctions and detecting massive electromagnetic energy
while flying over a specific region near Denali.
Speaker 2: Wow, so this pyramid, if it exists, is really messing
with electronics, which would make sense if it's generating that
much energy.
Speaker 1: It would, right, it all starts to add up. Yeah,
But moulten Howe takes her investigation even further. She interviews
a remote viewer.
Speaker 2: A remote viewer. Now we're getting into some fringe territories.
Speaker 1: I know, right, remote viewing. It's well, it's controversial.
Speaker 2: To say the least, to say the least, So what
did this remote viewers see?
Speaker 1: They described an underground facility, advanced technology, a network of
tunnels surrounding the pyramid. And get this, they claim the
pyramid was being operated by both humans and extraterrestrials aliens.
Speaker 2: Now we're really going down the rabbit hole.
Speaker 1: I know it sounds crazy, but given all the other
strange phenomena associated with the Alaska Triangle, maybe it's not
so far fetched.
Speaker 2: The Alaska Triangle, you mean that area where people and
planes have gone missing, that's the one.
Speaker 1: It's like the Bermuda Triangle of the North. And some
believe there's a connection between the pyramid and these unexplained events.
Speaker 2: Okay, so we've got a location with a history of
strange happenings coupled with multiple accounts of a hidden pyramid
that may possess advanced technology and possibly even alien involvement.
Speaker 1: It's a lot to process, right, But before we get
too carried away, it's important to acknowledge that there are
also skeptics out there, people who don't buy into this
whole dark Pyramid.
Speaker 2: Story, right, They're always are. So what are their arguments?
Speaker 1: Well, the most obvious one is the lack of concrete evidence,
meaning no official documents confirming the pyramid's existence, no photographs,
no archaeological findings. It's all based on anecdotal accounts, which
are always subject to interpretation.
Speaker 2: That's a fair point. People's memories can be unreliable, stories
can change over time, exactly.
Speaker 1: And then there's the timeline presented by Doug Muckler.
Speaker 2: The military intelligence officer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the timing of that Chinese nuclear test and the
news report he witness. It doesn't quite align with historical records.
Speaker 2: So it's possible he's misremembering things or that his memories
are conflated.
Speaker 1: It's possible. Yeah, And then you have to consider the
possibility of disinformation.
Speaker 2: If there really is a government cover up, as some believe,
they would definitely be trying to muddy the waters.
Speaker 1: Right, So it's important to approach all of this with
a healthy dose of skepticism.
Speaker 2: While also remaining open to the possibility that there might
be something real here.
Speaker 1: Exactly. It's a delicate balance.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it really is a delicate balance, isn't it. Trying
to sort through all these accounts and theories and figure
out what to believe.
Speaker 1: It's like it's like we're piecing together a giant jigsaw puzzle,
but some of the pieces are missing, and some of
them might not.
Speaker 2: Even belong right, And the picture on the box, Wow,
that's pretty blurry too. We're dealing with a story that
pushes the boundaries of what we consider possible.
Speaker 1: It makes you question everything you thought you knew about history, technology,
maybe even reality itself.
Speaker 2: It does, and that's why it's so important to be critical,
to think for ourselves, to not just accept everything we
hear at face value, right.
Speaker 1: We need to weigh the evidence, consider the sources, look
for inconsistencies, and in the case of the Dark Pyramid,
there are definitely some inconsistencies.
Speaker 2: There are, and that's where the skeptics come in. They
point out those inconsistencies, the lack of hard evidence, the
reliance on anecdotal accounts, and.
Speaker 1: They have a point, right, People's memories can be faulty,
stories can get embellished over time, exactly.
Speaker 2: And if there really is a government cover up, as
some believe, well be experts at creating disinformation.
Speaker 1: So how do we as listeners make sense of all this.
We've got these compelling stories, these hints of something extraordinary,
but also this lack of proof and the possibility of misinformation.
Speaker 2: Well, that's the beauty of a deep dive. Like, this
isn't it. We're not here to give you all the answers.
We're here to present you with the information, the different perspectives,
and let you draw your own conclusions.
Speaker 1: It's like we're giving you the pieces of the puzzle
and saying, hey, go ahead and try to put.
Speaker 2: It together yourself exactly, and maybe in the process of
putting it together, you'll discover something new, a different way
of seeing things, a fresh perspective.
Speaker 1: So what does all of this mean. What can we
take away from this story of the Alaskan Dark Pyramid.
Speaker 2: Well, for me, it's a reminder that there's still so
much we don't know about our world. There are mysteries
out there, hidden in plain sight, waiting to be uncovered.
Speaker 1: It's a reminder to stay curious, to keep asking questions,
to not be afraid to challenge the accepted narratives.
Speaker 2: And to keep an open mind because sometimes the truth
is stranger than fiction.
Speaker 1: The truth about the Dark Pyramid may never be fully resealed,
but the journey itself, the search for answers, that's where
the real value lies.
Speaker 2: That's what the deep dive is all about, Exploring the unknown,
pushing the boundaries of knowledge, and hopefully encouraging our listeners
to do the same.
Speaker 1: So keep digging, keep questioning, and who knows what incredible
discoveries you might make along the way. That's it for
this deep dive into the Alaskan Dark Pyramid. Thanks for
listening until next time.