Wildfire Uncovers 2 Miles of Underground “Doomsday Bunkers” Loaded With Weapons, Grenades and Food

 

The sheriff leading the investigation, Lt. Del Schlosser, said the man’s only intent “was to defend what he had there if the end of the world was to come.”

According to interviews conducted by Schlosser, the elderly man feared some kind of collapse of society, including the economy, was bound to happen, and he didn’t plan to be unprepared.

The man admitted to having some help over the years as far as construction goes, but said he was the sole person to bring the weapons and the explosive materials in.

The man was identified after firefightes came across some material that had the man’s name on it. “If you pack a few things in here and there, people don’t notice that,” he told investigators.

The local sheriff department called in the FBI to help figure out what was going. The two organizations dismantled the bunker and most of the evidence was haulled off by helicopter.

The man had everything he would need for the remainder of his life. He brought authorities to his other two cabins and they found reading material, ammunition and food for years.