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Paradise Season 2 Episode 3 deepens the bunker saga, revealing Samantha's secret energy project tied to Vestige Quantum, looming time-travel/multiverse hints, Henry Miller's tech and a mysterious protégé named Link, and a dramatic turn as Jane kills Baines, intensifying the conspiracy as the show edges toward a world-ending solution.
The IDF revealed that Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah was killed in an Israeli airstrike using 83 bombs on his bunker, which was built with Iranian technology. Nasrallah was attempting to plan counterattacks from the bunker and was unaware of the imminent strike. The operation also killed Hezbollah's Southern Front Commander and several officials, marking a significant blow to the organization.
Seven individuals, including family members, were charged in Alabama for operating a child abuse and trafficking ring involving children kept in a bunker, with victims as young as 3 years old, and the operation generating significant revenue through abuse. The children are now in state care receiving support, and authorities are investigating further.
Ten children as young as two were allegedly held captive in an underground bunker in Alabama for up to three years, where they were sexually tortured and trafficked by a ring involving their parents and others. Seven suspects have been arrested, facing multiple charges including human trafficking, rape, and kidnapping, with authorities warning of potential additional victims and suspects.
YouTuber Zack Nelson built an underground bunker in his backyard for under $100,000 in under three months, documenting the process in a series of videos. The bunker, designed to sleep six people and be between 400 to 500 square feet, is made from storm drainage pipes and will be battery-powered. Nelson's project required digging a hole over 18 feet deep and using cranes to deposit the pipes, with the total cost coming in at $98,265.
Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta (formerly Facebook), is reportedly behind an extensive construction project on a 1,400-acre site in Kauai, Hawaii. The project includes a 5,000-square-foot underground shelter, self-sustaining energy and food supplies, treehouses connected by rope bridges, and a tunnel system linking two mansions to the bunker. The project has faced backlash from locals, who accuse Zuckerberg of exploiting Hawaiian land ownership laws. A petition to stop the project has garnered over a million signatures. Despite the secrecy surrounding the project, it is well-known in the community that Zuckerberg is behind it.
Ukrainian military officials claim that a drone successfully infiltrated a Russian bunker in eastern Ukraine and exploded. The first-person video footage shows the drone maneuvering through a dense forest before entering the bunker. The authenticity of the footage has not been independently verified. Drones have played a significant role in Ukraine's counteroffensive, targeting Russian military assets. Russia has responded by attempting to jam Ukrainian drones and acquiring cheap drones from China.
Xander Schauffele's chances at the US Open took a hit after a three-shot bunker blunder on the first hole of the third round, leading to a roller-coaster round that ended with a 3-over 73 on Saturday. Schauffele is now five shots behind leaders Rickie Fowler and Wyndham Clark entering Sunday's final round.
Ruben Romero, an internet consultant from Georgia, has been living with his wife and four children in a 6,000-square-foot nuclear-resistant former communications bunker for three years. The bunker, built in the 1960s by telecommunications company AT&T, cost the family around $300,000 with a 13-acre plot of land included. The family has been renovating the bunker, installing internet, a contraption to filter the air, repairing the sewage system, and putting in a water filtration unit. The Romeros' dream is to be completely self-sufficient, and they have started growing their own produce and collecting rainwater.