Beale Treasure Story, The Hoax Theory Deflated & New Insights by Dr. S.M. Matyas

Dr. Stephen Matyas is not a person I would like to do research for me. He came on the Beale Treasure movies like someone that knew all about codes. He even sat in a room dimly lit with candle light to re-enact TJB writing the codes. I guess he thought he could work better without the light. Also he did a first sentence to the Beale Treasure out of C1 in Pauline Innis book. Only thing is the first sentence was the sentence he programed in to the computer to get the computer to hit other random cyphers. Then he boldly says he figured out the first sentence to C1 when that was a given. That is how code breakers confuse their work by muddying up the water before they start.
 

Mr. Matyas has some interesting points. From what I've read of him, he doesn't say the Beale story is true, of false, he only considers possibilities. In my view, that's a pretty good mindset to have.
 

Well, the DIFFERENCE is that he "advanced" the theory that Maj. Ferdinand C. Hutter, CSA was the "Unknown Author" of the "Job Print" as interviewed by John W. Sherman; "FC" died in 1885, of a massive attack.
 

franklin said:
Dr. Stephen Matyas is not a person I would like to do research for me. He came on the Beale Treasure movies like someone that knew all about codes. He even sat in a room dimly lit with candle light to re-enact TJB writing the codes. I guess he thought he could work better without the light. Also he did a first sentence to the Beale Treasure out of C1 in Pauline Innis book. Only thing is the first sentence was the sentence he programed in to the computer to get the computer to hit other random cyphers. Then he boldly says he figured out the first sentence to C1 when that was a given. That is how code breakers confuse their work by muddying up the water before they start.
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I tried to convince Mr. Matyas to help me break the Confederate Codes. He refused saying he did not have the extra time. Well I broke them on my own, taking a little over three months. So much for professional code breakers.
 

Yeah so much for the information passed on by Gilogly ......... ooops.....did I just say something about a Codebreaker...?
 

Rebel - KGC said:
Well, the DIFFERENCE is that he "advanced" the theory that Maj. Ferdinand C. Hutter, CSA was the "Unknown Author" of the "Job Print" as interviewed by John W. Sherman; "FC" died in 1885, of a massive attack.
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"Google" Ferdinand C. Hutter, Anonymous Author of Ward's Pamphlet.
Will "fill in" what I can, for the REST of the story...
 

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This lines up with the CONFEDERATE WAR "theory", starting with "THE SECRET" provided by RM to the "unknown author" in 1862/63, who was SUDDENLY "called" to Richmond, Va. Maj. FC Hutter was CSA PAYMASTER for VIRGINIA, and after the "CW" worked for the City of Lynchburg, Va, INTERNAL REVENUE DEPT. "under" Capt. Henry Rives (FACTS); "FC" would have known of ANY incidents of "SUDDEN WEALTH" ie. CSA Treasury "portion" for Lynchburg, Va. (State Capital of Virginia, April 7-10, 1865)... (FACTS). It was ALSO utilized to REBUILD Lexington, Va. & VMI; BOTH destroyed by "Black Dave" Hunter, USA, who also tried to "take" Lynchburg, Va. BUT! Gen. Jubal Anderson Early, CSA (originally from Franklin county, Va.) defeated him & kicked his arse back over the mountains Of Bedford County, and West Virginia. Hoo Ray! YEE HAW!
 

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Just like all the other "Expert Codebreakers" I have seen come and gooooooooo.
 

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It was a MASSIVE HEART attack... that Ferdinand Hutter died from in 1885; did HE "do" the Beale Codes/Ciphers...?
 

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