'The Curse Of Oak Island' S4 EP 10: Empty-handed Dive and Fund Problems, Money Pit or 10-X?

Another episode of "The Curse of Oak Island" has been aired on Jan. 17 titled "About Face" and in this episode, John Chatterson joined the team showed his prowess as a legendary wreck diver. Is he able to find the chest that is rumored to be resting at bottom of 10-X?

According to TV Over Mind, Chatterson was sent in the 170 foot deep, 40 inch wide 10-X in hope to get the shiny, gold colored object that was seen on the previous dive. At first try, Chatterson came on the surface empty-handed. Marty then made an O.J.-inspired zinger: "If the box is gone, we must move on!".

According to Celeb Teen Laundry, the team decided to investigate a boulder nearby Peggy's Cove in which a the famous Peggys Point Lighthouse can be found. And to their surprise they found a rock carved to look like a human face and is 18 foot tall. The rock was very similar to a smaller carved rock back on the island.

Rick believes that the face looks like that face of Prince Henry Sinclair, a man connected to both The Ark of the Covenant and the Golden Menorah. Micmac Indians are said to worship Sinclair. It might be the clue that the team is looking for. This might be the answer to the mystery of Oak Island!

Legend says that seven must die before the Oak Island mystery is solved. Six man has seen their end so far in the search for the riches in the past 220 years. The question now is, will there be a seventh man?

But before they get an answer, a problem has been voiced out, Marty announced that the fund for the year is dwindling. With money constraint, they can only choose one between blowing up the muck on 10-X or dig the third hole in the Money Pit. Unfortunately, the team has been divided with the choices. Marty then declares "Let's go for broke!" after an exhausting discussion. The team goes for 10-X shaft.

It is decided that Dan should be the diver to finish what he started. Will he able to find a pirate chest? Find out on next week's episode: "Presidential Secrets".