But then the true objective has nothing at all to do with the truth, just geared more towards general entertainments and possible personal exposure/benefits, etc., AKA Oak Island, per example. But at the core to it all there still exist not a single shred of actual evidence that the ciphers are the real deal of that the party of adventures or the adventure itself ever took place, quite the opposite, in fact. In other words, there is absolutely nothing to confirm that the story is anything other then a fictional tale. There's what has always been missing, and still is. There is no smoking gun to confirm that the events ever took place and so the story, and the ciphers, can be whatever anyone desires them to be, which is exactly what has taken place over the years.
