When John Sims bought a modest home in Tucson, Arizona, he didn’t expect to uncover a mystery. Soon after moving in, he heard rumors that something unusual was buried in the backyard. At first, he dismissed them as local legend, but curiosity kept pulling him back to the idea.
Instead of digging right away, John began researching. He combed through old property records and building permits, eventually finding a document from 1961 linked to Whitaker Pools, a company known for constructing swimming pools and Cold War–era fallout shelters.
That discovery fit the historical moment. In the early 1960s, fear of nuclear war was widespread, and many American families built underground shelters stocked with food, water, and emergency supplies to survive a potential attack.
Determined to confirm his suspicions, John enlisted local metal detector hobbyists. Their equipment soon picked up a signal in the backyard. About three feet underground, they struck something solid.
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