Jeziah felt his pulse racing.
He knew exactly why the officer was in his house.
Did he know about his secret?
Did he know about what he had raised from the
waters 27 years ago?
He felt backed into a corner that he couldn't get
out of.
But before he could act on any of his impulses,
the officer opened his mouth and said something that he
could never have expected.
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Jeziah Wilfred was an ordinary man.
He lived alone by choice.
Most people needed social interaction, but Jeziah preferred to keep
to himself.
He liked the small things in life that made the
difference.
He had the same old routine as a retired man.
He would wake up every morning, take his dog for
a walk and work on one of the many projects
that he kept in his shed.
But one of them would catch the eye of the
FBI.
Jizah had worked as an engineer for 30 years before
he retired at the age of 55.
The now 60 year old was enjoying the retired life
and enjoyed tinkering with anything he could get his hands
on.
He felt confident that he knew what he was doing
when he worked on projects.
He was one of the best and brightest engineers before
he retired, but one of his projects took things too
far.
When Jizzy was younger, a hobby besides tinkering was diving.
He got his diving permit at a young age and
would always chase the idea of finding something special.
Then he heard about a tip just off the coast
of Georgia.
He decided to investigate the rumors about what was buried
in the waters.
But when he geared up and dove into the water,
he had no idea how true they were.
IJA geared up and dove into the cold waters of
Wausau Sound.
He dove down deep into the waters and looked around.
After a while without seeing anything.
He was close to giving up, but just as he
was ready to swim back to the surface, he saw
something man made half buried on the sea floor.
He couldn't believe what he was looking at.
He knew it would be his greatest challenging project.
Jizah knew a few people who could help him without
alerting the authorities.
He raised the metal object from the shallow waters undercover
of night and loaded it into his truck.
He managed to get it back to his home where
he could get a better look at it.
He couldn't believe his luck.
He knew it was dangerous, but he liked the challenge
it afforded him.
But he had no idea who would knock on his
door 27 years later.
The object that he had fished out of the water
afforded him free electricity for the last 27 years.
He smiled in satisfaction, knowing that very few people could
have hooked up the device safely the way he had.
Most people would have alerted the authorities and let the
government take it away, but he found it fair and
square, and he would benefit from it rather than anyone
else he knew.
If anyone found out about where his power came from,
he could be done in.
So he had kept his project in his shed.
No one ever went in there, and he almost never
had guests, so it worked out.
Now, at the age of 60, Jezza thought he had
gotten away with it, but he had no idea that
his actions would have consequences, and he'd get a surprise
visit from an unexpected visitor.
One day, Jezza woke up and got into his usual
routine.
He put on a pot of coffee, got dressed and
took his dog out for a walk.
He normally took him around the neighborhood for an hour.
It was one of the one things he loved, but
he had no idea at that moment that his past
was catching up with him.
When he got back to his house, he barely had
a moment to sit down before he heard a knock
on his door.
Josiah didn't often have guests, so he knew that it
would be trouble.
He prepared himself and open his door a crack.
It was a police officer, the officer said.
Morning, Sir.
Could I ask you a few questions?
Despite what he had done, Jesus respected law enforcement officers.
Of course, officer.
But he had no idea what the man had up
his sleeve.
Josiah felt his pulse racing.
He knew exactly why the officer was in his house.
Did he know about his secret?
Did he know about what he had raised from the
waters 27 years ago?
He fell backed into a corner that he couldn't get
out of, but before he could act on any of
his impulses, the officer opened his mouth and said something
that he could never have expected.
The officer asked.
Sir, are you in possession of any government property?
Jizah knew that the jig was up.
He knew that the only way to get out of
it was to come clean.
He confessed what he had.
The officer's eyes grew wide.
It was clear that he didn't want to believe what
he had.
It was above his pay grade.
He had to call in the big guns.
After an hour, the house was surrounded by the FBI.
They searched his property and found the secret that he
had been keeping for so many years.
It was an undetonated bomb.
To be exact, it was a nuclear bomb from the
60's.
The bomb was on board a military aircraft.
After it started having engine troubles, the pilot was forced
to drop his payload into the shallow waters of Wausau
Sound.
The military made the call to try and recover the
bomb for the next two months after it was dropped.
It seemed that luck wasn't on their side and it
became the last nuclear bomb that the military ever lost.
It seems that Jija was both lucky and unlucky to
find the bomb when the military couldn't.
What he thought was his right to find was something
that the government thought differently about.
They would raid Jija's house and get an expert team
to remove the bomb from his property.
They took it away and presumably dismantled it.
But what happened to Jizaa?
There have been no reports on whether or not Jazah
had to pay a fine or faced any consequences of
any kind.
Normally someone would be arrested, but it's not surprising since
the government would rather keep things like that classified.