Noah's Ark Researcher's Apartment Ransacked, Hard Drives Taken - Team Says Only the Evidence Was Stolen
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Noah's Ark Researcher's Apartment Ransacked, Hard Drives Taken - Team Says Only the Evidence Was Stolen
(BREAKING) The team behind a 2026 Noah’s Ark study at Turkey’s Durupinar formation says the founder’s apartment was broken into and stripped of every device that could have held expedition data—what they call a targeted theft, not a routine burglary. Lauren Witzke posted the account late Friday with photographs of a room in disarray. She […]
NEW: Noah’s Ark Scans Founder’s Apartment Burglarized in Attempt to Destroy Research as Team on the Verge of Proving the Existience of Noah’s Ark in Turkey * The Gateway Pundit * by Jordan Conradson
The home of Andrew Jones, the founder of Noah's Ark Scans, was ransacked on Saturday as research on the boat-shaped Durupınar formation near Mount Ararat in…
Scientists have received new data from a study of the formation of Durupynar near Mount Ararat, where, according to one version, the remains of the Ark may be located. Professor Jenker Atila reported that new data had been obtained in the Durupynar formation area near Mount Ararat, transmitting to RIA News. He stressed that it was early. The Study Group had begun field work on 28 June. Experts had performed three-dimensional modelling of formati…
The residence in Turkey of the founder of an American project trying to prove that the Durupınar band could hide the remains of Noah's Ark was broken, and several electronic devices were stolen.
Prophet Nuh (AS) Ark's Location Is Confirmed After 4300 Years, Researchers Claim!
Researchers studying a mysterious boat-shaped formation in eastern Türkiye have renewed interest in the long-standing theory that it could be connected to the biblical story of Prophet Nuh’s (Noah’s) Ark. The Durupınar Formation, located roughly 30 kilometres south of Mount Ararat, has attracted attention for decades because of its unusual shape and structure. Recent radar […]
Pottery fragments thought to date from the pre-flood period of Noah's Day in the Abrahamic religious tradition were discovered by a research team in eastern Turkey.
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