Though Jack opened the chest and stole the heart, it ultimately ended up in Norrington's possession, leaving Davy Jones with an empty chest. The chase continued into the island's dense jungles, finally ending at the abandoned church, where Jack, Will and Norrington fought for the key, taking the battle onto the old mill wheel, which broke away and rolled down to the island's beach. A race for possession of the chest ensued with the arrival of Will Turner, followed shortly by the crew of the Flying Dutchman. Captain Jack Sparrow was able to discern the location of the chest through his compass, and had James Norrington dig it out from under the sand. The chest, buried on one of the island's beaches, became the subject of much interest as several factions attempted to gain possession of it.
From that day on, all sane travelers avoided the island. He was believed to have chosen Isla Cruces as it was a plague island, now deserted. Davy Jones buried the Dead Man's Chest on Isla Cruces after he was forsaken by Calypso, and cut out his own heart in his rage. The priest had to bury the inhabitants, one by one, until he went insane and hung himself. However, it was said to have brought disease to the island, resulting in a plague that wiped out the entire population. Stories were told of Isla Cruces, in which the island was once populated and that the Church of England also established itself on the island. Not much is known about the early history of this island, except that it was discovered during the European colonization of the New World and named Isla Cruces, the Isle of Crosses. "Better mad with the rest of the world than sane alone." ― James Norrington and Elizabeth Swann They say the priest had to bury everybody, one after the other. The Church came to the island, and brought salvation, and disease and death.
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