Some say that the pyramid in Alaska is a hoax, while others argue that it is real.
Linda Multon Hove first reported a great oddity discovered in Alaska: the object is apparently a buried pyramid and is located about 50 miles from Mount McKinley, according to a story by Whitley Strieber of Unknown Country. He reports that "the object is apparently very ancient, how it was built and why it was buried is unknown" and is larger than the pyramid of Cheops.
The pyramid is reportedly located in the so-called "Bermuda Triangle of Alaska". The existence of the pyramid might still be a "mystery" if the find had not been reported on the television news - Channel 13 from Anchorage in 1992. Then a plot was shown concerning the "discovery" by "geologists and other" scientists "of an underground pyramid many times larger than the Cheops pyramid.
The discovery was made in connection with a planned underground nuclear test by China and the decision of these scientists to install a whole bunch of equipment. They wanted to use it to compile a seismic "map" of a certain area in Alaska. As a result, they discovered what were reported as underground pyramids.
In 2012, we learned about this fact because a retired military man was in Alaska, at the same time as the video was shown on the air, and he was watching TV (together with friends at his base). He waited 20 years, and then told Earthfiles.com's Linda Multon Howe where to look for the object. According to Hove, latitude / longitude 63 ° 17'51.40 "N 152 ° 31'24.49" W The pyramid is located approximately fifty miles southwest of Mount McKinley. The elevation is 1150 feet.
The ancient underground Dark Pyramid inside Alaska's Bermuda Triangle is under the control of the Pentagon.
“The Bermuda Triangle of Alaska covers four regions of the state, ranging from the southeastern desert and fjords, deep in the tundra, and to the Arctic mountains. Its locations include a large tract of land from Juneau and Yakutat in the east, Mound Mounds in the north, and Anchorage in the center of the state,”Kristen Koger points out at HowStuffWorks.
“Even the natives of Alaska, the Tlingit Indians who live near Juneau, have made this kind of secret a part of their religious culture. They believe that an evil spirit named Kushtaka, a cross between a man and an otter, captures people who are drowned or lost, and carries them away to his kingdom. After that, no one ever meets them again,”writes Koger.
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