ALL that info would be of interest to those of us that do R & I; get it in writing before you "pass"... THANKS!
I will try to answer both your questions as close as I can .. my father was a B29 bomber radio man in Korea he helped teach the wind walkers ... I grew up listening to 136 words a minutes, once you have herd a key sing like that your mind never forgets it ... I have spent most of my life cyphering some of the most complex codes ever known .. I do under stand how I know the number just fall into patterns and I can track thousands of patterns with out focusing on any one sequence ...Franklin .about 8 years ago I was reading a news paper and someone had seen some symbolic and showed a picture of them , I locked on them like a hound dog with a bone ... there it was the sequence in the Beale treasure code ... it repeated it self 4 times ... the sequence was real .. when I realized what it was I started back tracking it to its source ..I found my self years before the Beale papers had been written seeing the sequences of a man that was not Beale ... but it soon I realized he was the man that had called him self Beale ...there was no mistaking the facts he was a freemason and had a past that fit all the known details right down to his family and their past fitting together as one ....when the treasure is made public people will be amazed at what really took place and how .. yes the treasure is in fact real and yes I do in fact know where it is ...I share a common interest with both of you here and now ... read close and try to under stand the complex gift of a seer ...The
plaintext of Paper #2 reads:
I have deposited in the county of Bedford, about four miles from Buford's, in an excavation or vault, six feet below the surface of the ground, the following articles, belonging jointly to the parties whose names are given in number three, herewith:
The first deposit consisted of ten hundred and fourteen pounds of gold, and thirty-eight hundred and twelve pounds of silver, deposited Nov. eighteen nineteen. The second was made Dec. eighteen twenty-one, and consisted of nineteen hundred and seven pounds of gold, and twelve hundred and eighty-eight of silver; also jewels, obtained in St. Louis in exchange to save transportation, and valued at thirteen thousand dollars.
The above is securely packed in iron pots, with iron covers. The vault is roughly lined with stone, and the vessels rest on solid stone, and are covered with others. Paper number one describes the exact locality of the vault, exact locality of the vault.so that no difficulty will be had in finding it
The second cipher can be decrypted fairly easily using any copy of the
United States Declaration of Independence, but some editing for spelling is necessary. To decrypt it, one finds the word corresponding to the number (
e.g., the first number is 115, and the 115th word in the Declaration of Independence is "instituted"), and takes the first letter of that word (in the case of the example, "I").
Beale used a version of
United States Declaration of Independence different from the original. To extract the hidden message, the following 5 modifications must be applied to the original text:
- after word 154 ("institute") and before word 157 ("laying") one word must be added (probably "a")
- after word 240 ("invariably") and before word 246 ("design") one word must be removed
- after word 467 ("houses") and before word 495 ("be") ten words must be removed
- after word 630 ("eat") and before word 654 ("to") one word must be removed
- after word 677 ("foreign") and before word 819 ("valuable") one word must be removed
Furthermore:
- The first letter of the 811th word of the modified text ("fundamentally") is always used by Beale as a "y"
- The first letter of the 1005th word of the modified text ("have") is always used by Beale as an "x"
Finally, in the decoded text there are 4 errors, probably due to wrong transcription of the original paper:
- 84 (should be 85) 63 43 131 29 ... consistcd ("consisted")
- 53 (should be 54) 20 125 371 38 ... rhousand ("thousand")
- ... 84 (should be 85) 575 1005 150 200 ... thc ("the")
- ... 96 (should be 95) 405 41 600 136 ... varlt ("vault")
- do you see it ...
- let me point it out to you ...
- 1.)excavation or vault..?
2.)The first deposit consisted
3.)The second was made
- 4.) also jewels, obtained in St. Louis in exchange to save transportation
- 5.)The vault
- 6.)covered with others
- 7.) exact locality of the vault
- 8.)so that no difficulty will be had in finding it
- 9.)must be applied ?assumed !
10.)(in the case of the example, "I"). correct!
11.) one word must be added (probably "a") no probably/is assuming ... wrong !
12.) one word ,one word, one word ,one word !
13.)4 errors...wrong , no errors ! freemason don't make errors !
Bedford = 7..... Buford's = 6 +1 = 7....Beale 5 - 1 = 4 = Bale, as in or on a mason jar!
