Here are few cursed places where you will find a treasure box, filled with gold coins and with a note written, “that says the treasure is closed and if take any of the gold you will die a horrible death.”
The Charles Island Curse: This is not just about a treasure that’s cursed, but the entire island surrounding it. This small island off the coast of Millford, Connecticut is also known as Thrice Cursed Island. First, the chief of the Paugussett tribe considered the area sacred. “Any shelter will crumble to the Earth, and he shall be cursed,” he said when Europeans tried to settle there. He was right, no buildings have stood there for any long period of time.
Oak Island Money Pit Curse: “Forty Feet Below Two Million Pounds are Buried.”The mystery of Oak Island was first discovered by teenage boys in 1795, who saw strange lights near the tiny island off the coast of Nova Scotia, Canada.
The Lost Dutchman Mine: This is Jessee Capen, the latest victim of the “curse.”
Koh-i-Noor Diamond Curse: “Only God, or a woman, can wear it with impunity.”The curse of the Koh-i-Noor, one of the oldest and most famous jewels in the world, goes back to 1306.
Quin Shi Huang’s Toxic Tomb, China: Here’s one of the oldest known tombs that may never be opened. China’s first Emperor, Quin Shi Huang, died on Sept 10, 210 B.C., burying with him hundreds of slaves, concubines, gold and jewels, as well as thousands of incredibly detailed terracotta statues.
