Use the following highlights to write an article:

Elton McDonald, 22, says he built the tunnel to watch TV and barbecue.
The 33-foot-long bunker lies under stadium that will host Pan Am Games.
Its discovery sparked fears of terror plot, McDonald says it was innocent.
Police found a rosary, crucifix and poppy nailed to one of the entrances.
McDonald claims that was a gift from his sister after a minor cave-in.
It prompted fears of a highly-calculated terror plot. But in fact, the 33-foot-long bunker built under one of Toronto's most important tourist attractions was 'just a place to hang out', according to its architect. Elton McDonald, 22, has finally unveiled himself as the man behind the mysterious tunnel which took five years to construct. And his pursuits were far from cunning. Scroll down for video. Just for fun! Construction worker Elton McDonald, 22, says he built the underground bunker to watch TV in. Fears: Investigators first thought the 33-foot-long tunnel underneath Toronto could be part of a terror plot. 'Innocent': McDonald says he and a friend spent five years constructing the wood-paneled space underground. 'It wasn't really a tunnel. I was going to expand it to have a couple of rooms,' McDonald, a construction worker, told the Toronto Sun newspaper. 'I was hoping to put in a TV. I did some barbecuing in there. It was more a place to hang out.' Police ignited a frenzy of media speculation in February by announcing the discovery of a 'sophisticated' hand-dug tunnel near a tennis stadium to be used for the Pan Am Games in July. Much of the speculation was linked to concern about a terrorist plot against the Games. McDonald said he'd begun working in construction at age 17 and considered it a fun challenge to dig the hideout with several friends. He told his family about it so they understood why he was always so dirty. The site: The bunker is underneath tennis courts where the Pan American Games will be hosted this year. McDonald says he had grand plans to add rooms to the underground 'hang out' space in Toronto. Days later, police said they had identified two men who had built the  tunnel but declined to reveal their identities since no crime had been committed. McDonald told the newspaper he'd begun working in construction at age 17 and considered it a fun challenge to dig the hideout with several friends. He told his family about the project so they would understand why he came home so dirty. When news broke about the tunnel, McDonald said he didn't speak up because he was afraid he'd be in trouble. Police tracked him down after his employer recognized some of the equipment used at the site, McDonald said. Suspicious: Police were baffled to find a rosary and poppy on the door but McDonald says it was a gift. Investigation: Police launched a large-scale investigation into the bunker when it was discovered in January. The tunnel was discovered January 14 in a suburban woodlot. Reinforced with wooden walls and ceiling supports, it had electricity supplied by a generator, a sump pump to remove water and a pulley system to remove dirt. Police found a rosary with crucifix and a poppy nailed to one of the tunnel's wooden supports. McDonald said his sister gave him the crucifix for good luck after a small cave-in, while he'd found the poppy on Remembrance Day, November 11, when war veterans are honored. Canada has been on heightened alert for terrorist activity since a gunman attacked the Parliament Buildings in Ottawa in October after fatally shooting a soldier at the nearby National War Memorial. The attack by a so-called 'lone wolf' Canadian convert to Islam came two days after another convert rammed two soldiers in Quebec with his car, killing one.
Använd följande höjdpunkter för att skriva en artikel: Elton McDonald, 22, säger att han byggde tunneln för att titta på TV och grilla. Den 33 meter långa bunkern ligger under stadion som ska vara värd för Pan Am Games. Upptäckten väckte rädsla för terror. McDonald säger att den var oskyldig. Polisen hittade ett radband, krucifix och vallmo fastspikat på en av ingångarna. McDonald hävdar att det var en gåva från hans syster efter ett mindre fall.
Use the following highlights to write an article: Elton McDonald, 22, says he built the tunnel to watch TV and grill. The 33-metre-long bunker is located below the stadium to host the Pan Am Games. The discovery raised fears of terror, McDonald says it was innocent. Police found a rosary, crucifix and poppy nailed to one of the entrances. McDonald claims it was a gift from his sister after a minor case.
Det gav upphov till farhågor om en högt beräknad terrorplan. Men i själva verket var den 33 fot långa bunkern som byggdes under en av Torontos viktigaste turistattraktioner "bara en plats att hänga på", enligt sin arkitekt. Elton McDonald, 22 år, har äntligen avslöjat sig som mannen bakom den mystiska tunneln som tog fem år att bygga. Och hans strävanden var långt ifrån sluga. Scrolla ner för video. Bara för skojs skull! Byggnadsarbetaren Elton McDonald, 22, säger att han byggde den underjordiska bunkern för att titta på TV. Rädsla: Utredare trodde först att den 33 fot långa tunneln under Toronto kunde vara en del av en terror komplott. 'Oskyldig': McDonald säger att han och en vän tillbringade fem år med att bygga den träpanelade rymden under jorden. Det var egentligen ingen tunnel. Jag skulle bygga ut den till att ha ett par rum, sa McDonald, en byggnadsarbetare, till tidningen Toronto Sun. Jag hoppades kunna sätta in en TV. Jag barbecueade lite där inne. Det var mer ett ställe att umgås på.' Polisen antände en frenesi av medias spekulationer i februari genom att tillkännage upptäckten av en "sofistikerad" handdugtunnel nära en tennisstadion som skulle användas för Pan Am-spelen i juli. En stor del av spekulationerna var kopplade till oro över en terroristkomplott mot spelen. McDonald sa att han hade börjat arbeta i byggbranschen vid 17 års ålder och ansåg det vara en rolig utmaning att gräva gömstället med flera vänner. Han berättade för sin familj om det så de förstod varför han alltid var så smutsig. Platsen: Bunkern är under tennisbanor där Pan American Games kommer att vara värd i år. McDonald säger att han hade stora planer på att lägga till rum till den underjordiska "hänga ut" utrymme i Toronto. Några dagar senare sade polisen att de hade identifierat två män som hade byggt tunneln men avböjt att avslöja sina identiteter eftersom inget brott hade begåtts. McDonald berättade för tidningen att han hade börjat arbeta inom byggbranschen vid 17 års ålder och ansåg det vara en rolig utmaning att gräva gömstället med flera vänner. Han berättade för sin familj om projektet så att de skulle förstå varför han kom hem så smutsigt. McDonald sa att han inte sa nåt för att han var rädd att han skulle råka illa ut. Polisen spårade upp honom efter att hans arbetsgivare kände igen en del av utrustningen som användes på platsen, sade McDonald. Misstänkt: Polisen var förbryllad över att hitta ett radband och vallmo på dörren men McDonald säger att det var en gåva. Utredning: Polisen inledde en storskalig utredning av bunkern när den upptäcktes i januari. Tunneln upptäcktes 14 januari i en förortsträslott. Förstärkt med träväggar och takstöd hade den el som tillfördes av en generator, en sumppump för att avlägsna vatten och ett trissasystem för att avlägsna smuts. Polisen hittade ett radband med krucifix och en vallmo fastspikad på en av tunnelns trästöd. McDonald sa att hans syster gav honom krucifixet för lycka till efter ett litet fall, medan han hade hittat vallmo på minnesdagen, 11 november, när krigsveteraner hedras. Kanada har varit på ökad beredskap för terroristverksamhet sedan en revolverman attackerade Parliament Buildings i Ottawa i oktober efter att dödligt ha skjutit en soldat vid det närbelägna National War Memorial. Attacken av en så kallad 'lonvarg' kanadensisk konvertit till islam kom två dagar efter att en annan konverterat rammade två soldater i Quebec med sin bil, och dödade en.
It gave rise to concerns about a highly calculated terror plan. But in fact, the 33-foot-long bunker built under one of Toronto's most important tourist attractions was "just a place to hang out", according to its architect. Elton McDonald, 22 years old, has finally revealed himself as the man behind the mysterious tunnel that took five years to build. And his pursuits were far from crafty. Scroll down for video. Just for fun! Construction worker Elton McDonald, 22, says he built the underground bunker to watch television. Fear: Investigators first believed that the 33-foot tunnel under Toronto could be part of a terror plot. 'Innocent': McDonald says he and a friend spent five years building the wood-paneled space underground. It wasn't really a tunnel. I was going to expand it to have a couple of rooms," said McDonald, a construction worker, to the Toronto Sun newspaper. I was hoping I could put in a TV. I was barbecuing a little inside. It was more of a place to hang out.' Police ignited a frenzy of media speculation in February by announcing the discovery of a "sophisticated" hand-dug tunnel near a tennis stadium to be used for the Pan Am games in July. Much of the speculation was linked to concerns over a terrorist plot against the games. McDonald said he had started working in the construction industry at the age of 17 and considered it a fun challenge to dig the hideout with several friends. He told his family about it so they understood why he was always so dirty. The site: The bunker is under tennis courts where Pan American Games will host this year. McDonald says he had big plans to add rooms to the underground "hang out" space in Toronto. A few days later, police said they had identified two men who had built the tunnel but declined to reveal their identities because no crime had been committed. McDonald told the paper that he had started working in the construction industry at the age of 17 and considered it a fun challenge to dig the hideout with several friends. He told his family about the project so they would understand why he came home so dirty. McDonald said he didn't say anything because he was afraid he'd get hurt. Police tracked him down after his employer recognized some of the equipment used at the site, McDonald said. Suspect: Police were puzzled to find a rosary and poppy on the door but McDonald says it was a gift. Investigation: Police launched a large-scale investigation into the bunker when it was discovered in January. The tunnel was discovered January 14 in a suburban wooden castle. Reinforced with wooden walls and roof supports, the electricity added by a generator, a sump pump to remove water, and a pulley system to remove dirt. Police found a rosary with crucifixes and a poppy nailed to one of the tunnel's wooden supports. McDonald said his sister gave him the crucifix for good luck after a small fall, while he had found poppy on the day of his memory, November 11, when war veterans are honored. Canada has been on increased alert for terrorist activities since a gunman attacked Parliament Buildings in Ottawa in October after fatally shooting a soldier at the nearby National War Memorial. The attack by a so-called 'lon wolf' Canadian convert to Islam came two days after another converted rammed two soldiers in Quebec with his car, killing one.