MiddenMonster
Bronze Member
Sad, but all too common tale. Here are three statements from the article that indicate these guys might not be the brightest bulbs in the light show:
"The legend has inspired generations of treasure hunters to take to the thick woods of northwestern Pennsylvania — including Dennis and Kem Parada, who spent five years digging in a cave on state land, and two more years drilling atop the cave, before going to the FBI in January with their evidence."
"The Paradas showed agents how their sophisticated metal detector lit up like crazy when aimed at the spot where they believed the gold was hidden."
"The treasure hunters and Getler said they had an agreement with the FBI to watch the excavation."
Granted, the gold was and still is government property, but the Parada's should still get a cut. Article linked below:
Treasure hunters challenge FBI over dig for Civil War gold
"The legend has inspired generations of treasure hunters to take to the thick woods of northwestern Pennsylvania — including Dennis and Kem Parada, who spent five years digging in a cave on state land, and two more years drilling atop the cave, before going to the FBI in January with their evidence."
"The Paradas showed agents how their sophisticated metal detector lit up like crazy when aimed at the spot where they believed the gold was hidden."
"The treasure hunters and Getler said they had an agreement with the FBI to watch the excavation."
Granted, the gold was and still is government property, but the Parada's should still get a cut. Article linked below:
Treasure hunters challenge FBI over dig for Civil War gold