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Three stories I haven't touched:
1. LUE
2. Beale Ciphers
3. Nazi POW Camp Loot in Arizona. (don't know why, just never really got into it)
Mike
Yeah, well, here's some more Four Corners weirdness (if Mexican gold cartels and Nazi agents aren't enough). Remember those unusual New Mexico treasure/UFO connections? http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/victorio-peak/440556-willie-l-douthit.html#post4790848 It's been widely reported over the years. All kidding aside, what is behind all this stuff? Complex web of hoaxers? Government black ops? ¿Quien sabe? Look at this:
OK. 1948 ... "Hart Canyon", near Aztec, NM ... "a landing on a mesa" ... "a recovery of 16 bodies" ... an early 1950s coverup. Hush, hush.
Sounds similar to the "16 (or 17) Tons of Gold" story. That legend also surfaced in the late 1940s. There is no hard evidence (only hearsay and "testimony") for any alleged activities dating back to the 1930s. There were mysterious landings on a mesa. 16 tons of gold was hidden. There was a Federal Grand Jury convened in the early 1950s to get to the bottom of things. The jury yielded no tangible results - the main protagonist, Leon Trabuco, did not testify. Lots of coincidences.
Factoid: "Hart Canyon" was apparently not named until the UFO incident. No historical mention that I've found. No mention in New Mexico Place Names. Does not appear on any maps I've found until the USGS quad, "AZTEC, NEW MEXICO, PROVISIONAL EDITION 1985 036107-G8-TF-024". Another factoid: Charley Hart, aka William Clark Quantrill - real identity Colonel Elbert DeWitt Travis - was a very prominent KGC/OAK operative back in the day. Another coincidence. Just sayin'.