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What really makes one wonder is why do most all large treasure stories occur INSIDE Government Run Lands? Tumacacori=Coronado National Forest, Victorio Peak=San Andres Wildlife Preserve, Lost Dutchman=Tonto National Forest, Lost Hermit John Mine=Sheephole Wilderness Area, Cave with unknown origin artifacts=Grand Canyon, Gordon Smith's Ice Cave Mummies=Grand Canyon National Park, etc etc etc.
Coincidence? Do they know something we don't? Are they just hedging their bets?
Mike
Gollum, When I get settled in Phoenix maybe we can hook up for an outing there on Ft Huachuca. I'll have access as I'll be retired and I might be able to sweet talk some details into the equation. However, I have to expect denial of permission or details when we do get there. The military is going to want dibs if we do find something like that, but more than likely the area that it might be will probably be a high impact range that we won't be able to get into. Endangered species are also going to be a problem if that becomes a factor. But it sounds like an adventure, and I'm all for adventure.
Well, I have no doubt that it is gone. The big question in my mine is Did some officers retire early and kind of live the good life or did some one in a high position in the government suddenly accumulate wealth. This money from these caches is going somewhere. Maybe there is an agency that is hunting these caches. I have been in many 'secret' gov. locations and heard many things. We had 2 La Cross GPR sats in orbit that found tunnels under the Mexican border that were 20' deep, And that was years ago. The military use to map just about every inch of ground with a 3 plane team. I was told the info was used for property tax purposes. That was film, so you know how long they have been at it. I think the sats do it now. The sats recently found a lost city in Egypt. I forget how deep that was. I suspect that there is a Treasure Hunting Dept in the gov. that is a black agency which benefits a few well to do. Ever notice that the list of billionairs is growing rapidly in a bad economy? Just some thoughts,
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In a nutshell this gold came from ?
Although my description says novice, I am not. I read much more than I write.
Here are a few papers from an old file of Chuck Crawford's that are relevant to this thread. I have many more and some pictures of the dig if you are interested.
Hello! I'm Sumerlyn, and my fiancé works at Fort Huachuca. He recently told me about this intriguing tale of hidden gold, which got me really curious. During my research, I stumbled upon your post. I acknowledge that this thread is considerably aged, but I am genuinely intrigued if you would be so kind as to share with me any and all information you possess regarding the whereabouts of the concealed treasure? Your insights and knowledge would mean the world to me. I appreciate your help! Feel free to reach me via email at [email protected] or call/text me at 573-512-5032. Thank you in advance!Re: Jones' Gold, Fort Huachuca, Arizona...
A friend of mine furnished me with details of this story and photos of Jones at the site. He was a prospector, a historian and a western author who knew Jones personally. Jones passed away quite a few years ago, but after hearing the details from Jones himself my friend and I became convinced that Jones really did fall into a cavern that contained numerous gold and silver bars. Obviously getting permission to search on the fort will be difficult, but if anyone is interested in the details that came directly from Jones - contact me.
I'm currently residing near Ft. Huachuca, and I must say, I find myself quite bored. I've already visited the canyon, but I feel lost when it comes to exploring further. Truth be told, I'm truly interested in visiting the dig site. If you would be so kind, could you provide me with its locRe: Jones' Gold, Fort Huachuca, Arizona...
I have been up there looking a few times. I found the dig site and where they had put the conduit in the ground after it supposedly flooded.
I find this interesting, the CORPS of Engineers often fill holes with sand after they have been used or excavated. The GPR that was used to locate the site, found an area (cavern) that seemed to have been filed with sand. Huummm
I have not been up there in about 5 years or so now.
Do you think they found it? Would you be willing to tell me where the boulder is at?jim sed that he was in fire post 1 which is around the lower part of the canyon and the guy smitty he was there with always had trouble sleeping he told jim the next morning that he seen 3 mp cars coming out of the canyon at hi speed followed by 3 duece and a halfs followed by 3 more mp cars this was the night after they first started digging
I would say so. The newest post you quoted was made in 2013 -- ten years ago at this point -- by a person who was last seen here in 2017 -- six years ago. The oldest post quoted was from 2010 by a person last online in 2014. I doubt any of them will see your questions. And honestly, even if they did, if they knew where any gold was buried, they're not going to tell you.I acknowledge that this thread is considerably aged,