Discovery of Underground City in Los Angeles
this from you. This is the underground city that
was found beneath Los
Angeles by a man named Warren Shufelt.
It was discovered using a device he invented to detect underground tunnels and
caverns. Shufelt mapped out a network of
passageways
stretching for miles beneath the city, and here is where it gets crazy.
His maps indicated a central chamber filled with gold and advanced artifacts.
Shufelt said that upon analysis of the artifacts and the scriptures found within
the passageways, they all pointed to a lost continent named
Lemuria.
Despite his groundbreaking findings, city officials abruptly shut down his
excavation. They officially claimed that the tunnels were old subway lines,
but this is where they messed up. The Los Angeles subway system didn't begin
operation until nineteen ninety, over seventy years after Shufelt's
discovery. So what subway lines were they referring to?
Some speculate that they were referring to an ancient civilization
that
had access to a subway-like system.
Some have even gone further to say that the city officials had knowledge from
the
future. They knew that Los Angeles would eventually have a
running subway system in
the years to come, therefore, it would be the perfect cover-up,
perfectly
concealing its true origins.
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