Singlestack Wonder
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A lot of effort spent on a tree that didāt exist in the 1800ās, thus removing all credibility of the story.
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Thank you for the reply. I was going to say, these pictures look like they've been altered or enhanced. Now that i blow them up, I can clearly see that the pictures were literally written over or otherwise enhanced somehow in black (or the tree itself marked over) with what you thought you saw. Franklin, Franklin, c'mon brother, that's just a big no, no. The power of confirmation bias (believing one sees what matches their beliefs), the power of suggestion, the power of bias, the power of pareidolia, the power of self-interpretation will all drastically alter what may actually be there.Then I had to get on the computer and use contrast, light and different enhancements to make the letters come out where I could read them.
But, anyway then I went over 1,000's of these photos one at a time looking for what I saw, then the story started coming out.
Thats your choice. But as far as the "CDL", Actually, even as blurry as the picture is, one can tell looking at the picture, the "CDL" was just written over the top, and it doesn't even actually follow the carving or natural spot under it.That CDC as you call it is actually CDL for Confederate Depository Location. I see no reason to talk to you any further until the treasures are recovered. I talked with two US Government Agencies, yesterday.
Franklin: Please address your post shown here where you state the beales codes are just a story and there is no treasure to be found.Franklin:
Please explain your post (#275) in the "Questionable information posted as fact concerning the Beale tale" thread.
https://www.treasurenet.com/threads...fact-concerning-the-beale-tale.602443/page-14
There you state it was nothing but a story.
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The answer is in Record Group 92.Forever and a day.
The answer is in Record Group 92.
Please raise your hand, who still think that someone counted 746 letters/words (2906-2160=746) in order to encode ONE letter?
Did you try it yourself?