Obviously, fellow theorist are skeptical about that and consider it more of an assassination. Christopher went silent after that but has recently been working on a new film. Also, while the airport was being built, there were 5 buildings that were built below, but for some reason needed to be abandoned.
Instead of destroying them, other infrastructure was built on top leading many to wonder just what might be going on in those buildings underneath the ground level. As with many of the aspects of DIA that play into the hands of conspiracy theorist, the buildings and layout of the airport do as well. Not only is DIA the second largest airport in the world regarding land mass, but there are an untold number of extra buildings and hangars on the property that seem unneeded for a typical airport.
What are those buildings for and why did DIA need so much land to sit on? There can be interpreted Nazi themes in artwork previously mentioned so the layout of the airport seems very curious with both on its grounds. Furthermore, all the fences at DIA also have barbed wire curiously facing inward.
Some theories around DIA suspect that it will be used as a prison or concentration camp in the future, so this wire is thought to be there to keep people in, not out. There have been many other theories about DIA. More reasonably, people surmise that DIA will be the United States Militaries headquarters if a war breaks out on its home soil or for other similar reasons.
There is enough room for airplanes to be stored, barracks underneath, and infrastructure above for operations as needed. More recently, DIA has embraced the conspiracy theories. There is now an animatronic gargoyle that talks about some of the theories and will interact with visitors in the Great Hall.
DIA is also under new renovations slated to be completed in with much of the current airport being worked on behind new barriers that help jokingly question what is really happening there.
You never know what new conspiracy theories will pop up now that DIA is under construction again. Today, some still think the statue is cursed. Others believe that the horse's glowing red eyes are a reference to the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, thus earning the statue's nickname "Blucifer," according to Visit Denver.
Denver's airport has artwork and artifacts sprinkled throughout its 1. There are gargoyles overlooking baggage claims and a time capsule at the airport's south entrance.
The gargoyle sculptures, titled "Notre Denver" by Terry Allen, sit inside suitcases casting their gaze across the east and west baggage claim areas, according to Fly Denver. It's a fun piece of art. Allen told Thrillist that instead the gargoyles are "looming over the baggage claim as protectors. According to Visit Denver, some think the airport is linked to the "New World Order," a conspiracy theory that believes a group of global elites is plotting a dictatorship to overtake the earth , a CBS News documentary reported.
Also on the plaque is the Freemason symbol. The joined square and compasses represent the centuries-old fraternal society, according to The History Channel. Instead of the simple, boring answers, some may find more comfort in indulging in wild theories — which are decidedly more exciting than any other mundane explanation out there.
Whether you believe the rumors or not, here are five of the most popular conspiracy theories about Denver International Airport that people still like to indulge. There are many theories about who built the Denver airport. One of the most persistent theories is that the airport was built by the New World Order with ties to Nazism.
Still, it seems a little suspicious, right? Sure, a likely story. These are used by around 1, people a day, ferrying luggage around planes and baggage areas.
These tunnels are also home to miles of plumbing and electrical cabling, which would otherwise take up space above ground. But it never worked properly, and in , it was scrapped entirely. Really, the fan-shaped design allows aircraft to take off in any direction, no matter what the wind is doing. These guys have the bunkers underground here. A mining cart carved into a tile in the Great Hall has the letters Au and Ag inscribed into it.
Around the airport, artistic pieces are regularly interpreted as heralding the end of the world. Not cheerful pieces on their own, but they are meant to be a series of artworks. Each is accompanied by a second piece that shows happiness and peace.
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