My grandfather recited the the Star Spangled Benner into a paper bag in 1958. He died before I was born. Fourtunatly his words are preserved in the bag. On holidays we gather around and open the bag to hear grandpa's voice yet again..true story.
Someone's been hitting the bong....radios don't record transmissions, especially in 1945, and I doubt that the boat had a "little black box" either! The aliens at the bottom of the lake are rolling their eyes listening to this!
I understand you are all very young, but to state something is not a fact is, presumptive on your part since obviously you were not there then. Thanks for sharing. Katie 😊🌸
I found a camera that was approximately 500 years old and it had undeveloped film with pictures of Genghis Khan. I still can't figure out how Elvis got into the shot
@@Punnikin1969 Amazingly enough, everyone's favorite illegal alien, Colonel Tom Parker really had some mad skills when it came to promoting Elvis. ;) At least this version of the happenings includes an actual, bona-fide alien. ;)
In 1945 , on October 10, my mother angrily turned off a radio that my father was listening to the World Series between the Tigers vs Cubs. the radio was never used since. I recently found the radio in the attic , plugged it in and listened to the rest of the game. based on this experience , I totally believe this story
The most shocking part of this story is that there was a recreational diver in Lake Michigan! That lake is so full of PCBs that any salmon you catch out of it has to have all the fat trimmed out before eating the fish. That and every big rainstorm Milwaukee dumps all their raw sewage into the lake only to complain about farm runoff being the cause of the cryptosporidium outbreak there. They also get their drinking water from Lake Michigan. Mmmm. Yummy.
And then they resuscitated one of the men who would later give birth to an alien egg, the first question a journalist asked was did y’all catch anything
i once took a cucumber out of the refrigerator along with some lettuce e and tomato red to make a salad on a warm night in May. i was living in Austin Texas.. it was 49 years ago. last Christmas i received a present of a novel written by my second grade teacher. It was called Cucumber Day and the opening sentence was “Lettuce was served at the prom.”
The Lake Michigan Triangle...there have been many missing ships, planes, small boats and UFO encounters since 1679. A good historical account is Jay Gourley's 1977 book, titled The Great Lakes Triangle. Also the area of the North American Stonehenge..the region is filled with magnetic deviations.
I find this stuff very interesting as a Christian who believes there is a Savior whose name is Jesus and a alter ego named Satan who loves this kind of stuff to distract folks from what will inevitably come. I say, read the book of Revelations to find out what is really going to happen. This is nothing compared to the truth of scripture in the Bible. I recommend the New Living translation.
In 1945 radios transmitted and received voice communications, they didn't record them. recordings would be made by whoever received the transmission, and since they weren't rescued nobody receive their call for help.
News update, when the Bodies of these men were recovered from the depths of the water for burial they got up and walked away stating they were late for supper.......
Even more shocking, they requested story to be aired on UA-cam, so everyone around the world would know their story. They asked to not have their pictures shown to spare feelings for those left behind.
These short clips remind me of the old days, standing in line at the grocery store, killing time by reading the covers of the National Enquirer and other tabloid ragazines.
@@florairvan8305 None of those photos had anything to do with the made up story, because the photos are real. The story is a crock of shit. That's the way these "creators" roll.
@@GoingGoneGalt I assume it was magnetic wire recording. Magnetic tape recording existed but I think it was a technology coveted by the Germans, at that time. I'm not sure how well a magnetic wire recording would have held up under those prolonged conditions though, seems like there would be a lot of oxidation.
"On December 24, 1906, Canadian-born physicist Reginald Fessenden changed that by sending the first long-distance transmission of human voice and music from his station at Brant Rock, Massachusetts. His signal was received as far away as Norfolk, Virginia. The stage for commercial voice and music broadcasts was set." With that being said, I'm sure the capability to record existed by 1945.
in 1945 and then they show a picture of some guys from the 1800's and then they show a picture of a cassette radio from the 80's. they didn't have cassettes in the 40's.
What's more shocking is that these men had invented a radio based recording device and didn't tell anyone about it, instead choosing to put it on a boat and go fishing
So… the radio is at the bottom of a lake since 1943 and is found operational and what’s more, the radio recorded the men’s frantic pleas for help. Wow… that some talented 1940s radio.
100% there is much below the surface that is covered by flood waters and many 100s of feet of mud, guarentee an opening to the inner earth is where these flying object come from
I can tell you that although my mother in law was out flying around over lake Michigan that night ,she was not responsible for those guys disappearing.
Ha ha ha I live near Lake Michigan. Trust me the violence of the Lake would tear their bodies to fish food. Their boat would be tumbled like a kids toy in a clothes dryer. No radio of 1945 could record, let alone be still intact after being rolled around the bottom of Lake Michigan. The lake is not a lake, it's closer to a inland sea.
In 1945 marine radios did not record, even today 95% of the marine radios don't record, unless it's coast guard or some other rescue service boat/ship.
Sure man. I just bought it on car boot sale. You need to plug it in, but distres mesage is repeting over and ove again. I think they are still alive, just little hungry, that's why still so annoying.
So 40 years later, a radio that has been underwater, all that time, was somehow magically working and had a recording of the last message. Yeah seem legit.
I mean, there's two things I could be learning from this video. First one, is that they had indestructible radios back then, and the second one is that I shouldn't trust anyone who's speaking to me through a UA-cam video.
Ah yes, that must have been one of 'm "slow transmission radios" they had back then. And in near freezing water the message would travel slower still. The polar regions are littered with transmissions frozen in place.
“The boat’s radio was still in working order…. and investigators were able to listen to their final distress call.”😂 Really?😂 Those old radios were really something.😂 They allow you to playback radio transmissions!😂
Let's see...in 1945, five guys had a recorder in their radio on their boat, and it still worked after 38 years under water? Methinks thy imagination hast run very far away with thee. And, regarding that photo of five "fishermen"...
The chances of a recreational diver finding that in less than 130 feet in Lake Michigan are extremely remote. People don’t just dive anywhere they look for specific wrecks
Very few shores of Lake Michigan extend underwater more than 50 feet and drop off very drastically to an average of 280 feet with steep sides going down as far as 900 feet. The waters are also some of the cloudiest dirty water there is, making any discovery nearly impossible.
Oh that part about the radio. That is amazing. It recorded their last transmission and still worked after 8 decades. I want one of those. For my museum. All the exhibits come to life after dark.
In 1945, a radio recorded....
Credibility has left the chat.
Exactly. Thank you!
Ya beat me to it.
Try convincing the flatearthers and Roswell conspiracy numpties.
I was thinking the same thing.👍🇨🇦
Yup
I love how the radio was suddenly a recorder and somehow still worked after 40 years underwater.
Exactly!!
I don't think Lake Michigan is cold enough and deep enough to preserve bodies. Maybe Lake Superior, but I'm not sure.
Ditto
@@thudthud5423 and wouldn't crabs etc , clean up?
Not only did the radio work but the memory buffer still had their last transmission! Incredible, They should used that radio tech at NASA!
They made a distress call on the radio, which saved the last message to the cloud.
Of course - they needed the radio with the Cellular option (only a $1.25 premium back in those days)
Oort cloud😂
Their coffee was still hot and their cigarrettes still burning ..😳
Even more shocking, the message was recorded on a USB drive.
They didn’t have USB back then. It was in an 8-Track tape
😂
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They were all democrats…
Actually, it was recorded on a floppy disk, so I've been told!
The 40 year old radio still worked and had secret recordings of their last Transmition…. Seems legit !
glad to know im mot the only one calling BS lol
@@LBCB94025 Me three. B.S.!
Seems like the radio has something to say (((📻)))
Something wrong with the breathing mix of the recovery divers here. 😂
I call BS, alot of it!!!!!!
My grandfather recited the the Star Spangled Benner into a paper bag in 1958. He died before I was born. Fourtunatly his words are preserved in the bag. On holidays we gather around and open the bag to hear grandpa's voice yet again..true story.
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Ha, ha, ha! 😳 😲 😂 😆 😂
That's Funny! 🤣 🤣 🤣
Hysterical! 😂😂😂😅😊
That was the FUNNIEST thing I’ve read in a bit!!😂
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They were actually sunk by the Loch Ness monster, who was having a weekend break in Lake Michigan.
It was actually his summer vacation
Someone's been hitting the bong....radios don't record transmissions, especially in 1945, and I doubt that the boat had a "little black box" either! The aliens at the bottom of the lake are rolling their eyes listening to this!
😅😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Totally
Not only that, but in 1945, these 5 able bodied young men would've been hither or yon the European or Pacific theaters.
I understand you are all very young, but to state something is not a fact is, presumptive on your part since obviously you were not there then. Thanks for sharing. Katie 😊🌸
And then Bigfoot jumped out of the hatch, carrying 50 gold bars.
It was only 48 gold bars
@@allendeufriend6930 You're right, Aquaman received "safe passage" duty of 2 gold bars, so... still a good haul.
Now that would be something worth a thumbs up
😂😅😂This guy is having laugh not you but that was Fucking funny though . This story is so far fetched even Lassen couldn’t retrieve it ..😂😅
Hey hey hey, bigfoot I believe, with that radio crap ain't gonna roll... Lol.
Also the boat was raised and sold to a Captain to use for 3 hour tours from Hawaii.
What was even more incredible were the still preserved Milli Vanilli CD's found in the radio. Still a mystery.....
I’m telling you. Those 1950’ memory cards are indestructible.
1945
yeah...we don't have that kind of quality any more. I dropped a USB stick in water for just a few seconds and it stopped working. Truly future tech!
They don't build them like they used to😅
Exactly 🤣
? 😂😂😂
The flying saucer was the most believable part of this story !
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😂@@geoffhaylock6848
😂 I am with you! That’s, literally, the only believable part! 😂😂
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The damn radio recorder is the real mystery here
The guys left their Tesla in the parking lot. Still runs.
I found a camera that was approximately 500 years old and it had undeveloped film with pictures of Genghis Khan. I still can't figure out how Elvis got into the shot
I can explain that. Elvis had a very shrewd agent.
Lol
@@Punnikin1969 Amazingly enough, everyone's favorite illegal alien, Colonel Tom Parker really had some mad skills when it came to promoting Elvis. ;)
At least this version of the happenings includes an actual, bona-fide alien. ;)
I found an old radio in my attic, turned it on, and was able to hear Steppenwolf!
Steppenwolf? It’s party time!!
Was it from the early 70's
That would be the late 60's. And they kinda sucked.
Would you say you saw your good friend flying low?
Truly a magic carpet ride.😅
In 1945 , on October 10, my mother angrily turned off a radio that my father was listening to the World Series between the Tigers vs Cubs. the radio was never used since. I recently found the radio in the attic , plugged it in and listened to the rest of the game. based on this experience , I totally believe this story
Seriously 😂😂
This is how vacuum tube equipment works. Not many people know that.
@@GCOS62
Finally , someone on the same wave length as me
Why had noone he
Ard of this?
@@GCOS62
My stereo has vacuum tubes.
Will it remember the last song I played?
The most shocking part of this story is that there was a recreational diver in Lake Michigan! That lake is so full of PCBs that any salmon you catch out of it has to have all the fat trimmed out before eating the fish. That and every big rainstorm Milwaukee dumps all their raw sewage into the lake only to complain about farm runoff being the cause of the cryptosporidium outbreak there. They also get their drinking water from Lake Michigan. Mmmm. Yummy.
It must be true, Abe Lincoln said so in a chat room.
The comments here were more entertaining than the video. Thanks, people. I finally found a group that isn't gullible.
Proof that aliens really
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My sentiments exactly
And then they resuscitated one of the men who would later give birth to an alien egg, the first question a journalist asked was did y’all catch anything
i once took a cucumber out of the refrigerator along with some lettuce e and tomato red to make a salad on a warm night in May. i was living in Austin Texas.. it was 49 years ago. last Christmas i received a present of a novel written by my second grade teacher. It was called Cucumber Day and the opening sentence was “Lettuce was served at the prom.”
A 40 year old radio submerged in icy cold lake water still worked..... Come on man....
Would they have looked a bit more thoroughly they would have detected the fife young men still working, too .....
...and suddenly a 1940s radio can record?
Wow, radios from the 1940s we're pretty advanced. I had no idea
The Lake Michigan Triangle...there have been many missing ships, planes, small boats and UFO encounters since 1679. A good historical account is Jay Gourley's 1977 book, titled The Great Lakes Triangle. Also the area of the North American Stonehenge..the region is filled with magnetic deviations.
I find this stuff very interesting as a Christian who believes there is a Savior whose name is Jesus and a alter ego named Satan who loves this kind of stuff to distract folks from what will inevitably come. I say, read the book of Revelations to find out what is really going to happen. This is nothing compared to the truth of scripture in the Bible. I recommend the New Living translation.
The strangest part is how they travel forward in time to 1958 so they could grab a newly invented Black Box Voice Recorder and fit it to their boat.
Let's hear the recording. I call BS.
You can't, or maybe can you? Does it even exist? Id like to see the radio that apparently still works.
Blub...blub...blub.....
@@jimmason1072 That sounds about right.
Ya think?
I agree let's hear it
In 1945 radios transmitted and received voice communications, they didn't record them. recordings would be made by whoever received the transmission, and since they weren't rescued nobody receive their call for help.
The aliens heard and gave us the recordings is what's emplied
Who puts this jive s*** on shorts,? Come on you fool try to keep it somewhat real.
Ty
Why would the narrator lie? Next you'll tell us politicians lie too I guess.
You should be able to smack people that make bogus video lies?
That’s a pretty nice radio. Not only is it waterproof, it records.
Too bad they forgot to hit the video record button.
Well, I'm convinced. Who could argue with a radio that not only still works after 45 years in the water, but preserves recordings of messages sent?
Well, I mean it _was_ cold in the depths.🥶😂
I was going to comment but these good people have said all that needed to be said.
For real.the music is HORRIBLE
LIGHTNING CAN STRIKE ON A CLEAR BLUE DAY
"Final distress call was time vaulted in the cold, dark, and wet waters found on Instagram some years later."
My grandfather gave me a radio that belonged to emperor ceaser of Rome .it was built in 54bc and it was still working. We use it to this day.
May I borrow it?
They just don't make 'em like they used to
It's AM only, weak flex
B.S with a side of B.S and more B.S to top all the B.S off.
News update, when the Bodies of these men were recovered from the depths of the water for burial they got up and walked away stating they were late for supper.......
🤣😂🤣
The sad part of this story is that, there are people who will believe that it is true
Even more shocking, they requested story to be aired on UA-cam, so everyone around the world would know their story. They asked to not have their pictures shown to spare feelings for those left behind.
These short clips remind me of the old days, standing in line at the grocery store, killing time by reading the covers of the National Enquirer and other tabloid ragazines.
Very good comparison!!!
Forty years later, it's the same!
What was even more shocking than that was they traveled through time to get a recording device.
Recording devices were around long before 1945.
Lol😂
Their clothing were from
much earlier times, not
1945.
@@florairvan8305 None of those photos had anything to do with the made up story, because the photos are real. The story is a crock of shit. That's the way these "creators" roll.
@@GoingGoneGalt I assume it was magnetic wire recording. Magnetic tape recording existed but I think it was a technology coveted by the Germans, at that time. I'm not sure how well a magnetic wire recording would have held up under those prolonged conditions though, seems like there would be a lot of oxidation.
The photo shows their well-preserved five dead bodies standing in the depth of Lake Michigan. Amazing!
"On December 24, 1906,
Canadian-born physicist Reginald Fessenden changed that by sending the first long-distance transmission of human voice and music from his station at Brant Rock, Massachusetts. His signal was received as far away as Norfolk, Virginia. The stage for commercial voice and music broadcasts was set."
With that being said, I'm sure the capability to record existed by 1945.
I live 2 miles from Lake Michigan. I've seen glowing objects every clear night. STARS!
You just have to use the secret decoder ring from ovaltene and connect the transmitter.
R.I.P Guys sorry these posts exist.
Wow. Does that really work?
Hahahahaha😂😂😂
OVALTINE FFS
The audio recorder was invented in April 2019 48 by a company called Ampex. What a buffoon.
Which radio recorder " i want to buy one ?" Me laugh sew 🤣 😂 😆 😭 😅 😋 🤣 😂 😆 😭 😅 😮
They were so well preserved they brought them back to life to tell the story.
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And it was too cold for the sharks to ever be interested ( 3 kinds in Lake MI )
It amazes me how these story tellers can’t see the ginormous holes in their own stories
As far as I'm aware, boat radios in the 1940's did not have a recording option, as it hadn't been created for radios yet.
In some caves we can still hear the unga bunga of the cavemen
Somebody take this guy on a one way fishing trip.🤣
And use him as bait!
“The reason they’re dead is unknown”
Meanwhile their boat at the bottom of the lake
😂😂😂😂😂
in 1945 and then they show a picture of some guys from the 1800's and then they show a picture of a cassette radio from the 80's. they didn't have cassettes in the 40's.
No radio had the ability to record last message in 1945. Those were vacuum tube radios
I have a radio from the 1700s at the bottom of my pool and it still works great
Can we hear this distress call by the 5 men?
ua-cam.com/video/-QnTvaAvGUM/v-deo.html
Just kidding....😅
What's more shocking is that these men had invented a radio based recording device and didn't tell anyone about it, instead choosing to put it on a boat and go fishing
Can someone teach me how to play back my conversations from an old radio.
They also made a TikTok and saved it to the flatscreen television they had on board.
Hahaha
So… the radio is at the bottom of a lake since 1943 and is found operational and what’s more, the radio recorded the men’s frantic pleas for help. Wow… that some talented 1940s radio.
Radios don't record conversations they transmit sound. Black boxes didn't exist back then.
100% there is much below the surface that is covered by flood waters and many 100s of feet of mud, guarentee an opening to the inner earth is where these flying object come from
Way to go gents! I thought I was going to have to slam this ridiculous short but you’ve taken care of things nicely.
I want a radio like that.
I can tell you that although my mother in law was out flying around over lake Michigan that night ,she was not responsible for those guys disappearing.
She didn't have running lights on her broom?
@@deafmusician2 she's on a Dyson. Get with the times 😅
😂😂😂😂
It was jet powered. She lit up the farts flying out of her ass
@@julieleimkuehler1409 Dyson weren't invented yet, must have been a Hoover. 😊
Ha ha ha I live near Lake Michigan. Trust me the violence of the Lake would tear their bodies to fish food. Their boat would be tumbled like a kids toy in a clothes dryer. No radio of 1945 could record, let alone be still intact after being rolled around the bottom of Lake Michigan. The lake is not a lake, it's closer to a inland sea.
I’m calling bullshit on this story.
I dobt its fake radios can survive underwater
@@billygames9161 but they could not RECORD!!!
@@jreutpdon't waste time with someone who can't even spell "doubt"
@@Irish-King 😂😂😂😂
Why you calling this bullshit tho?
I then used my tape recorder to send a message, oh shit! I didn't bring my radio!
We're all dead! Let's make a recording for posterity
And the divers name was… Elvis!
In 1945 marine radios did not record, even today 95% of the marine radios don't record, unless it's coast guard or some other rescue service boat/ship.
Few know more boats have went down in Lake Michigan than the Bermuda triangle.
I know 😊 I'm a michigander and we've had more shipwrecks than any ocean😊
*have GONE
@@sylviaisgod6947 Thanks.
Ok but that doesn't explain how the raido was in working condition after 40 years or how it recorded any sort of distress calls.
gone down not have went down....that's baby talk
Found next to the boat, on the lake bottom, was Earhart’s plane…
Their bodies were perfectly preserved in water after 40 years? Dude you're not even trying.
Sooooo the radio from the 40's recorded the distress call? Bwahahahaha. so cute.
The radio still works
Sure man. I just bought it on car boot sale. You need to plug it in, but distres mesage is repeting over and ove again. I think they are still alive, just little hungry, that's why still so annoying.
Report Spooky Moments for generating clicks via false info.
This is as true as having ocean-front property in Kansas.
So 40 years later, a radio that has been underwater, all that time, was somehow magically working and had a recording of the last message. Yeah seem legit.
Did the surviving radio have a RECORDING DEVICE? A radio alone cannot replay anything.
I mean, there's two things I could be learning from this video. First one, is that they had indestructible radios back then, and the second one is that I shouldn't trust anyone who's speaking to me through a UA-cam video.
And even more eerie and chilling: Benjamin Franklin texted Elon Musk about this very thing...
I don't think that I can take much more of this Wonka😂
Sir, you're gonna wanna see what we've found on this three and a half inch floppy disk that was recovered from the wreckage
Definitely something here that is unexplained and mysterious. RIP guys.
It's completely made up.
Ah yes, that must have been one of 'm "slow transmission radios" they had back then. And in near freezing water the message would travel slower still. The polar regions are littered with transmissions frozen in place.
“The boat’s radio was still in working order…. and investigators were able to listen to their final distress call.”😂 Really?😂
Those old radios were really something.😂 They allow you to playback radio transmissions!😂
The radio was in perfectly working condition under water. BRUH!!!😂🤣😂🤣😂
Cool ppl who live in Michigan😼
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.... and their GPS had recorded a course that spelled out, "Sasquatch."
There's no "recreational diver" going to the depths of lake Michigan. Its one of the deepest there is
Lake Michigan is almost 800 feet deep in places .
Wellllll.... He didnt say what depth it was at....
That radio would be an expensive antique today since it never rusted and still works today.
The antenna must have been bent in a loop. A loop. A loop loops loop.
Let's see...in 1945, five guys had a recorder in their radio on their boat, and it still worked after 38 years under water?
Methinks thy imagination hast run very far away with thee.
And, regarding that photo of five "fishermen"...
In 1994 over 300 people called to report UFOs over Lake Michigan
Drugs.
@@cmc6954 I know it's hard for you to live in reality and you're scared of your own shadow, but aliens are real.Drugs are fake.
In 1998 three million people watched the UFO over Phoenix
@@kushking9636 My son and I saw them. a LOT of people on I10 saw them with us. I wish we had cell phone cameras then. it was eerie af
300 people smoking weed
bodies in water no matter how cold, don't do well.
I love this stuff!!! Thank u so much!!!
The chances of a recreational diver finding that in less than 130 feet in Lake Michigan are extremely remote. People don’t just dive anywhere they look for specific wrecks
Very few shores of Lake Michigan extend underwater more than 50 feet and drop off very drastically to an average of 280 feet with steep sides going down as far as 900 feet. The waters are also some of the cloudiest dirty water there is, making any discovery nearly impossible.
@@realsteel8113 I agree with that. Been boating here my whole life
Oh that part about the radio. That is amazing. It recorded their last transmission and still worked after 8 decades.
I want one of those. For my museum. All the exhibits come to life after dark.
Now now don't exaggerate .it was only four decades. We need to keep a proper perspective on things .
@@jfurl5900 4 decades. I stand corrected. The radio was amazing. I left my phone in the kitchen while I made tea. It doesn't work now.
Don't forget it was submerged for 40years aswell
So, they had marine radios that recorded transmissions in 1945? And one of these miraculous devices happened to be on this boat?
A radio underwater 40 years and not only did it work but also recorded? Like a reel to reel or cassette tape recorder? Thinking it's 🐮💩