From Autumn of 2016 through Autumn 2020 I wrote six books on Oak Island and have been invited to the island a few times to have my theories filmed in the famous Oak Island "War Room," and at the nearby mysterious "castle" foundation at New Ross. See more information on each book, below. My basic theory rated #6 out of 25 on a special episode of the Top 25 Theories of The Curse of Oak Island TV Show.

I released my fourth non-fiction book "Oak Island Endgame," which explores many new proofs of my theory attained during a visit to Oak Island in 2019. What I have found is explosive and I can't wait to reveal it to the public! 

Almost immediately I went into writing my first fictionalized version of my theory. This allowed me to fill in a lot of the daily and yearly events, while sticking to the history. This book is called "Oak Island The Novel". It is 200 pages filled with courtly intrigue, swashbuckling seafarers, great love affairs, and of course, stolen treasure buried on an island! 

But fate wouldn't have me stop there and I, once again, immediately dug into a connection of Oak Island to passengers on the Mayflower, and other early settlers around Plymouth, Massachusetts. Again, my findings were remarkable and so I had to get them into a new book called "Oak Island And The Mayflower." 

Be sure to take a look at the other tabs, at the top of this page, for further information. The Theories tab contains theories as they were developing when first posted, and new information is being uncovered daily, so expect much more to come, both in my books, and on this site, if I ever have a spare minute again.

Below are a couple of my favorite photos: First, me with Charles Barkhouse and Doug Crowell in a war room meeting. And second, me and Rick Lagina outside a roadside sandwich shop in New Ross. Below these are some short videos to watch, if you are interested. 

The first clip, below, is an iPhone recording of the final scene from my appearance on Curse of Oak Island, airing April 9, 2019. The quality is affected a little because of the analog transfer of the TV screen to my iPhone, but it will allow you to at least see how the segment ended. For the full episode, see the History Channel website.

This second clip is from the "25 Top Theories" pre-season episode (October 2019), with Matty Blake. My theory ranked number 6. I know many never even made the show, so I was pretty happy to rank so high. The first part of the voice-over is a little misleading, only because I don't believe the Templars were ever on Oak Island, but I do believe their heirs, the Knights Baronet/Freemasons were.

Also, here's a link to an online webcast I was involved in recently. It has received thousands of views on Facebook and on YouTube, so far.

And below are links to two additional TV appearance I made with a local broadcast Chautauqua Sunrise. The first clip is current from November 30, 2019. The second clip was from a few months back. If you wish to skip the local announcements and small talk, I suggest jumping to about minute 16 or so. From there on it is mostly about Oak Island. 

​What if historical documents actually tell us what happened?

What if official documents in Scotland show a specific intent to settle Nova Scotia (New Scotland, in Latin) with clan chieftains who harkened back to the days of Knights Templar legends – chieftains who became the Knights Baronet of Nova Scotia?

And what if official documents in Scotland, and in Freemasonry origin stories, show us how these Knights Baronet of Nova Scotia became the world's first Freemasons, and were directly linked to the earliest known ownership of Oak Island?

The history is complex, but the answers are there!

I have spent four years on this effort, finishing five books, with a total of nearly 900 pages.
 For more information on each book, simply click on the cover image shown below.

Oak Island
And The Mayflower

My latest non-fiction book on Oak Island documents a proven connection between Oak Island and passengers on the Mayflower, and other Plymouth area residents, not the least of which was Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

Oak Island
The Novel

My historical-fiction book on Oak Island allows the imagination to experience love affairs, swashbuckling seafarers, and treasure buried on an island, while still following documented history. 

Oak Island
Endgame

My fourth non-fiction book on Oak Island looks at a lot of new evidence found in 2019, while on Oak Island and at the Nova Scotia Archives, which supports my theory.

Oak Island
Knights

My third book on Oak Island  focuses very thoroughly on
my full theory, which rated as  number six out of the top 25 theories.
​I also discuss a 1671 knighthood medallion found at New Ross.

Oak Island
1632

My second book focuses  on links between the Knights Templar, Knights Baronet of Nova Scotia, and the Freemasons, and identifies 1632 as the target date for the Money Pit.

Oak Island
Missing Links

My first book focuses on a variety of Oak Island mysteries including the identity of the First Nations legend of Glooscap, information on the Knights Baronet, and the possibility of pre-Columbus travel to the New World.

Be sure to check out the Theories tab, and other tabs, at the top of this page.