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In other words, there is no story except yours in Post#645..
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Maybe I can get back to Cookes, if the N.M. Gov allows people to freely travel again.
The Photo's explained.
Far shot and near Shot Photos are not mine, I am Guessing those were Taken from a Drone, somewhere in either the Uva Mountains
or in the Caballos.
Although the there is a matching set-up on Dorcey Peak in the Organ Mountains, those two Photos are not of that site.
Photo of Gold Bars inside Cave = Pffftt,,, not gonna Happen. But if I had to Guess where those were recovered from, I'd guess
the Cave and Gold is very Near Whitesands Proving Grounds,,,,,,,,,,
I would as well Guess the Gold Bars have been sold , and this Time the U.S. Gov.'t didn't steal the Gold Bars
The "Free" Newspaper articles were all scrubbed from the internet.
The owner of this website may still have the files up on his page
https://www.theblackvault.com/
Hi Whiskey
I used to Contribute to the Black Vault Website when they first began, at a certain point back in the day, there were several Whistle Blowers as myself who'd
chime in with some really good info,
I copy/pasted the Articles on that site , unknown if I could find that old thread now, it may still be in the Archives of " Black Vault"
One of our Buddies tells me the Gov. of N.M. is still hatin' on Travelers, until that Governor drops her Mandates, I won't be going to New Mexico.
If it works out, yes, let's do the spy Cam, drop it in there and peek about, the spring right down the slope from that shaft should be explored as well.
After, we can cruise over to the Floridas Mnt.'s and Check that Hot spot where the Two Sword Dude is Painted,
Dog may want to join up on that one, it's near his House.
Ok, I'll get back in here when or if that Governor Lifts her restrictions.
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For what its worth there are numerous translations of the Pedro Nevarez confession. If you are lucky enough to read the original which was is on file at the sacristy of the convent of Saint Augustine located in Mexico City. It is dated April 5th,1650, it does not mention the Caballo mountains ,instead it reads Sierra de Los Organos. It was made public January 10th ,1861. The copy found in Santa Fe,NM. There was another written confession ,not by Nevarez,but by one of his soldiers, that one also mentions Sierra de los Organos and several name places on both derreteros,mention sites that still have those orginal names.,,,,,,,,, The later and most recent translation, the you must be refering to, was found inside a trunk in Santa Fe. That translation mentions the Caballo range. ………. It may also be worth mentioning that death records confirm the existance of Pedro Nevarez, not to be confused with the famous robinhood like charácter whom roamed the state of Chihuahua ,Mexico some 200 years later. Both Pedro and Nevarez are common names,and the El Chato, is a very common nickname to this day,refering to someone that has a wide or a pug nose. I can also add that one of these sites mentioned in the orginal confession led to a successful recovery. I Will also add that there are people who have trepsed over those mountains hundreds of hours and have located other sites . The logistics to uncover them are formidable if not impossible. So ,I would not discount the possibility of real treasure being still hidden in the Organ mts. Good luck in your search.
I am sharing information ,just as we all are doing. In the end,we should follow the path that satisfies us. Your research and the conclusions you have arrived at are excellent and it is apparent it is a closed case from your point of investigation.That is great and I am not contraticting your research, just offering an option for those for whom this is not a closed case to consider. The focal point,in what I wrote is that the orginal document does not mention the Caballo Range, but the Organ mts. I am not a treasure hunter, but my work brings me in contact with people who actively search for these things. One of these people,an archeologist from UNAM in Mexico City provided me this information. It was convincing enough for me ,and I thought to pass it along.
I am sharing information ,just as we all are doing. In the end,we should follow the path that satisfies us. Your research and the conclusions you have arrived at are excellent and it is apparent it is a closed case from your point of investigation.That is great and I am not contraticting your research, just offering an option for those for whom this is not a closed case to consider. The focal point,in what I wrote is that the orginal document does not mention the Caballo Range, but the Organ mts. I am not a treasure hunter, but my work brings me in contact with people who actively search for these things. One of these people,an archeologist from UNAM in Mexico City provided me this information. It was convincing enough for me ,and I thought to pass it along.
Thanks for the info, Roger...interesting stuff.
When you mentioned they were buried at Waco tanks, did you perhaps mean Hueco Tanks, just East of El Paso?
Stay safe and free.