Man Stumbles Across Secret Not On Any Map

In the summer, a lot of Americans travel to Martha’s Vineyard to unwind and take advantage of the island’s upscale resorts.

However, there is an island that no man even dares to approach that is just three miles away. The island has just a few species living on it; otherwise, it is deserted. And there’s a terrible explanation behind it.

Deserted Island

The terrifying island is appropriately named Nomans Land. Unlike Martha’s Vineyard, one won’t be greeted with luxurious beaches and five-star restaurants.

No person resides in Nomans Land. But what is the terrifying reason why no man dares to go to the island? It is perfect for real estate development, so why is it completely deserted?

Seemingly Perfect

Martha’s Vineyard is known for its real estate value. The houses in the Vineyard go for more than a million dollars each. Thus, it would make sense to develop Nomans Land?

However, nobody wants to get close to it. This supposedly charming island has been abandoned for tragic reasons lurking beneath the shadows.

It’s History

However, the island was not always free from man. The Wampanoag people inhabited the island prior to the British Colonization. Bartholomew Gosnold established himself on the island in 1602.

Chief Tequenoman was in charge of the island during that time. The island was named after the infamous chief. However, even the descendants of the Wampanoag tribe won’t go to the island.

Forbidden To Visit

The descendants of the Wampanoag people have been battling in court to be permitted on the island for decades.

Various Wampanoag burial sites are scattered over the island, but the descendants’ aren’t permitted to visit their ancestors’ graves. What is the real reason for this?