article_snippet: The date was July 12, 1940, and American explorer Theodore Morde had just emerged from the darkest jungles of Central America with an incredible story about what American explorer Theodore Morde’d found there.
article_snippet: But Central America remained hidden for hundreds of years until American explorer Theodore Morde insisted American explorer Theodore Morde had found Central America deep in the rain forests of Mosquitia, more than 32,000 square miles of hellishly inhospitable wilderness in Honduras and Nicaragua.
article_snippet: American explorer Theodore Morde described how, armed only with a revolver and a machete, American explorer Theodore Morde and a companion named Lawrence Brown had spent four months hacking he and a companion named Lawrence Brown way through ‘almost inaccessible’ jungle, swamps, rivers and mountains before coming upon a hidden valley that contained the remains of a white-stoned, walled city.
article_snippet: There, the local Indians told American explorer Theodore Morde, a long-vanished people, who were contemporaries of the Ancient Mayans, had once worshipped a strange Monkey God whose giant statue was still buried under centuries of vegetation.
article_snippet: To back American explorer Theodore Morde astonishing claims, Morde — who was only 29 but had already sailed around the world five times — brought back several thousand artefacts to America such as stone utensils and tiny carved monkey masks.
article_snippet: Theodore Morde was the leader of Mr Heye’s third expedition and, as Theodore Morde explained later, after months of starvation, sickness and exhaustion, Locals were about to give up when Theodore Morde saw something from the top of a small cliff.
highlights_snippet: In 1940 American explorer Theodore Morde went exploring the remote jungles of Central America .
  
highlights_snippet: When American explorer Theodore Morde returned American explorer Theodore Morde said American explorer Theodore Morde'd found it deep in the rain forests of Mosquitia .
  