I would suggest getting the .40 cal slide and barrel to the police. Those don't seperate by chance. Someone used it in a crime and tossed it to prevent authorities from matching the striations from the lands and grooves on a recovered projectile. Just sayin'
Agree !!! And that little pick that he left could have been used in a murder as well 🤷🏼♀️ Laws have changed but it used to be without a weapon or body a murderer couldn’t be charged, so some of this stuff may close crime cases!
With offerings you find in the river, the "magic" happens when it's tossed into the water. By removing these offerings you aren't messing up anyone's mojo so don't feel bad about picking those things up. I always find the statues, witch jars and spells to be very interesting so keep 'em coming!
@@TheDramacist I agree. I'm from Canada. I'm half French and half Indigenous. It was so unfortunate but last year one of my nephews lost his battle with mental health. Now because of the manor in which he passed away and we are Roman Catholic it's not accepted in our religion to take your own life. He still could have a church a service, the church no longer practices these methods my brother still decided to celebrate his sons life by way of our native culture. We lit a beacon fire for my nephew to find his way on his spirit journey to come back to the fire and complete his life cycle. We light his beacon fire again this year for him to finish that cycle, find his way home to us his family and then onto the spirit world and our ancestors who will be waiting for him. We have made offerings to the spirits and animals to guide him similar to those that were found, but we burned them and burned and cleansed our spirit with the smoke from sage and sweet grass. What is important is the offering and the methods in which they were offered not the items themselves.
I don't think a picture attached and tied to a rock and throw in the water was supposed to be something good for the person in the picture. Removing the rock, and untie the package will release the person of any evil done to him.
Finding the rock wasnt disrespectful at all, it helped that person grace this world for another day. We live on in the hearts and minds of those we touch.
The grief rock (just what I call them) or memorial has already done it's work as it hit the water. It is the owner throwing it away that matters, not where or how long it stays.
That thing with the photo might have been a curse for someone. I have witnessed a lot of this stuff where I live(Greece) and I can almost assure you that it wasn' t done for any good at all. As for the other statue - like artifacts I don' t believe they were innocent either. Maybe they were just decorative, but maybe not.
I'm a Buddhist. We leave water offerings similar to Hindus(ours are usually food, fresh flowers, tobacco, and some coins). It's our way of thanking water gods for giving us water to drink and grow crops. It also is a way to ask mercy, and prevent flooding. I love how sensitive you are when encountering these. No worries though, the prayers are already complete once we leave them. ❤️
After watching Jared on adventures with purpose, your link came up and I really enjoy your channel as well! Thank you for all you do as I just saw a rescue of those two kids in the Pontiac… blessings for continued success!🇨🇦🙏🏻🇨🇦
Couple of things, this is my first time. This was super cool. The rock was really cool and then when you find stuff you try and get it back to the owners is super respectful. The ring and phone was awesome. Hope you find the owners
Nug, don't feel bad for cutting open the weird bag that was weighed down . It is what it is lol you all were very respectful thanks for the vlog see y'all next time 🧜♂️🧜♂️ sorry for the merman lol there isn't a scuba emoji 😅
I always said it's not a dive without finding at least one gulf ball and I saw lots of them..my goodness is there a course ner the river..take care and God bless you all..stay safe..I enjoy your videos...
Yeah. Perhaps even wiccan or something. I've done similar. It helps your mental wellness even if people don't believe it physically does anything. Could be binding spell, or more likely a ward/protection.
A pastor said it was a way of dealing with forgiveness or hate of someone in their lives, some people would write down the name or names of someone they had trouble forgiving and the reason in a prayer then wrap it up and tie it to a rock and throw it in the river or lake . And if you faith in God and are a believer, God would help erase it from your mind, "take away the burden weighing on you"
I believe the package of the photo attached to the rock with the flowers could have been a memorial for someone who died. They may have included it wit his ashes but I’m sure the ashes where long gone by then
In some old school religions, the finding and "opening" of the rock with photo, is a good blessing for that person and/or their soul if departed.. The "wish" or "prayer" of the creator for the person pictured, if in good faith is granted once found. Were talking OLD time religious beliefs.
@@rsmith1863 There is everything there that makes me think it is black magic honestly. The wrapped pic tossed in the water ( hence you mimic the person can't breath and have breath issues and can't even free herself being wrapped) with something that looks like a leaf put there against the pic of the woman until it rottens (like the person "should" do and infact if you notice the pic is already dirtied by black spots) . I think a good blessing would be not thrown in the water btw even if water is considered holy sometime, but i'm not super expert, i just read here and there something on the matter.
@@alessandrom7181 the flowers weren't real flowers, and the black dots were some type of dried fruit, like he says aren't these raisins? So the photo was wrapped with pretty flowers that wouldn't die and food, then wrapped in plastic so it would stay as dry as possible, then submerged in water. I didn't feel sick from seeing them open it unlike other times when they do open things they shouldn't. I think it was just a little old time prayers and practices private to a family.
@@alessandrom7181 I thought same ,I said hope he said his forgiveness and a good prayer and put it back in the water ,dont want him to be cursed by this one, 😇💯🤐
Witchcraft, is magic, magic lacks evidence. Trickery is a talent. That stone with pic attached to it shows to be an act of desperation. Good finds. Y’all be safe out there.
Another great dive with great friends , lots of stuff taken out of the water. Always look forward to see your adventures , be well ... keep smiling ... catch ya on the flip side ... Later Later.
Thank you all for the fascinating video. The rope bound package. I did some reading and research. I believe this was a "Blessing Container Spell" (container spells, are an old form of folk magic) It had a photo, with what appeared to be food or raisins, it had a yellow flower. A yellow flower for happiness, raisins for the blessing of food to never be hungry. The photo to show for who. All secured snuggly in a plastic bag which was the container chosen. The plastic was most likely cleansed before placing the items in it and sealed. Tied snuggly to a rock then hidden in the water. These Blessing are hidden by burying them or tossing into a river or other bed of water to keep them safe. These are created with "intentions" or maybe better understood as blessings. The creator does not want them found. It is their belief that burying or hiding them maintains the Blessing. Although, like many Blessings, the power comes from the belief. My research tells me this was not a bad evil item, it was a good item. I would guess the creator created more than one.
Thanks for showing us what is under there. Makes me want to be more careful when I'm on the water as to making sure everything that I bring into it comes back out. ✌️
No one would say that you disrespect the dead, people have there own way to mourn don’t ever feel bad in what you do as you have found so many guns that have probably solved crimes and put peoples minds at rest. You guys rock and make excellent choices in what you do.
Well said...a few years back I was going through an extremely difficult time, so I seeked help from a very wise young American Indian woman who told me to write down my troubles on a piece of paper and then throw that paper out into the ocean (I lived 5 houses from the beach back then) I did as she said, only felt mildly better, but when I called her to ask if I could do more, my niece and her really good friend, shocked me by letting me know that the young woman had suddenly died....the young woman either didn't know herself but didn't tell anyone what was coming...I felt so sad hearing this, but shortly afterwards my own difficult situation didn't seem so bad any longer...KARMA??? I will never know, but sometimes we r asked to throw our problems away into the water...please return what u found, I mean the wrapped up memory item...thkx ...
Jeremy, get a pan that the pick will fit in and immerse it in feed molasses from a feed store for about a week and it will take off all the rust off. Just takes a little time and the molasses will do the work for you. It works. Google the ratio with water/molasses mix, I don't remember. Great find, maybe the person meant for someone to find the "memorial?
Keep those weird noises coming 🤣🤣 people put the strangest things down there in the hope you will come along and find them. Love the community of golf balls 🤣🤣🤣
You guys are incredible... Thank you so much for your endeavours in keeping precious nature and waters clean... Its something that's I'm very passionate about. We most definitely don't have enough people like you in the world. 🌍🗺️🤗💙🌟
Those wet suits are so flattering to the figure lmao. As a woman if I ain't got the shape going on neither is a wet suit. I tried on a 3mm shorty once but without a bathing suit wrap its not happening again lol. Dry suits for me please. Also I'm with you on the radio and it being old, I'm no spring chicken anymore either hahaha! 😂🤣😂😅
Man, Jeremy, you don't have to feel bad about finding somebody's memorial. You're obviously a very consciencous person but hey... it's a find, period. The pick axe can be sand blasted & w/ a new handle it will be great. I've found a bunch of cool things metal detecting. Not only valuable but historic. Keep looking. 1 man's trash is another man's treasure. There's no telling what you may find. Good Luck
Hey Jeremy, What you could do is, tie that picture, flowers and rock together and toss it back in the water. It may or may not help that person. I don't know if it's religious or not. Thank you for sharing your treasure hunt. Be safe.
Same with when you find an Urn or Human ashes. Put it right back where you found it, the deceased or their loved ones decided _that_ would be their final resting place. Don’t move them. I’d put it on about the same level of disrespect as taking a shovel to a cemetery.
I found an old Pulaski, same condition as your pick ax. Immersed in white vinegar, and the next morning, a toothbrush gets most, little wire brush gets the rest of the rust. rub with motor oil..good as new! A big + is vinegar is about $2.00 a gallon
I feel like the phones and a lot of this stuff needs to be given to the police, many crimes could probably be solved 🤷🏼♀️ Take for instance the Gabby Petito murder, if her and Brian’s phones were found I’m sure we would know a lot more about what he did to her, otherwise he wouldn’t have gotten rid of both of them !
Great vid nug! I love your enthusiasm 😊 um, that radio is in my Era & I don’t consider myself old 😂 you have to be around my age.. you’re only as old as ya feel right?! Lol Glad you’re feeling better! Been hit with the ‘rona here too 🙄
That package was either meant to forget about whoever is tied up inside or make them dissappear. The binding and throwing the package into flowing water like a river definately means a spell was cast on that person. Just coming from a Wiccan witch.✌ Hopefully that person hasnt returned to the spellmaker bc you brought it up. Plus we all know what happened to Greg when he found the cursed Tiki!
Don't feel bad you just let someone free,it wasn't a pray or an memorial, it was a Nast person trying to keep someone in pain...thanks to you for letting them free.
Jeremy I think that pick axe is awesome. Even though it brings back good memories of lots of painful blisters from using one in my younger years. 🤣🤣🤣 Stay Happy 😂 Safe and Healthy everyone 💕
Great video. I love that you are sensitive to others when finding something like the rock and picture. Wow that was a lot of. golf balls? I think you found the golf ball farm. They were just right for the picking. Speaking of picking, love that pick axe. That was a cool find. ❤️⛏❤️
thanks for sharing this JEremy that was cool finding that pick axe also dont feel really bad about that buddy you dont know what it was till you open it up.
I totally dig your talking & hand expressions underwater .. AWESOME 👏🏼😄.. I crack up & know others do to makes the video entertainment more fun🤙🏼 Why the Howdy are there so many golf balls?? ... 🏌️♂️always, always .. can’t be a golf course near every river 😄
It looks like you discovered someone's way of saying goodbye to someone they loved with the flowers and the picture. If that is the case that's very sad because you're disturbing someone's way of making peace to someone they love who has passed. I would highly recommend you rewrapping, that saying a prayer, and throwing it back. 🙏🕊️❤️
I agree that people throw things into the waters as a ceremonial ritual they believe in. I was a little uncomfortable after seeing what it was, but it could have also been a murder weapon from some unsolved case. Those trinkets you mentioned you see a lot of might be a good luck charm or offering. I imagine the people that threw those items in didn't expect them to be uncovered, but secrets and mysteries usually surface at some point. You guys have an interesting hobby. All the best.
When I metal detect near active golf courses and find balls on the outside. I wait till I see someone's ball go into the rough, I look around and make sure no one is looking, then I toss a ball as close to the pin as possible and watch what happens when the golfer gets there. I holler over "NICE SHOT!"
Am I the only one who immediately thought murder weapon whenever he turned up the little pick axe - Same for the barrel of the handgun- wonder where the rest of it is, we know the river current didn’t disassemble it lol
The radio looks like a Realistic from Radio Shack. The pick looks like a real iron pick, not steel. Most likely from the American civil war. I wouldn't re-haft it, only clean it real well. A chemical rust remover like "evaporust" would be safest. The later picks are made of steel. I think that what you have is an antique artifact and I would have it checked out at a Civil War museum. Maybe contact the Aquachigger. He is quite knowledgeable on Civil War artifacts. Nugget knows how to reach him. Good job.
Not your fault regarding the rock with the photo and flowers attached. It was a ceremonial thing. When my husband passed away, my children and I buried a flask on the beach in Hilton Head, S. Carolina because that was our vacation destination for many years. The flask contains letters we wrote to my husband and their dad. Doubt it will ever be found.
This video just came up on my feed, and being an explorer myself i had to check it out. I love the fun playful energy right from the start so you definitely have my subscription. Looks like I have some catching up to do!
Loved the pick ya found. It's amazing y'all find phones and they work to get them back to the owners. The memorial you found I probably would have tied it back up and returned it to the river. Fun finds...
This only reveals that we, people have no regard with the cleanliness of tour environment with discovery of many foriegn objects that are pollutans to the river.
LOL what in the world is the deal with all the sunglasses you find underwater??? That looks like so much fun exploring and finding old things. I guess you never know just what you might come across.
I so wish you guys would put a pair of plastic gloves on when you open up some of that sketchy stuff. I would hate to see someone get sick or worse due to touching something bad like fentanyl.
So I would assume that if you ever find a claw hammer or pick axe in the bottom of a river then those definitely have a bad history. I am curious if that 40mm part of the gun would pull anything up from that serial number
