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Despite the loss of at least six lives and the expenditure of millions of dollars, virtually nothing of value has ever been recovered from Oak Island, the setting for one of the most famous and certainly one of the most bungled treasure hunts in history.
Michiganians out to crack island mystery. Mekeisha Madden Toby, Special to The Detroit News 6:28 p.m. EST November 3, 2014. In season two of the History channelâs âThe Curse Of Oak Island,â brothers Rick, left, and Marty Lagina are ratcheting up their search for an elusive treasure in Canada. (Photo: History Channel). It all started with a 1965 Reader's Digest article. That's when 11-year-old Rick Lagina read about and became enchanted with a mysterious place called Oak Island. A 140-acre stretch of land in Nova Scotia, Canada, the island is believed to possess a hidden treasure that has eluded prospectors for more than 200 years.