treasminder2
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lets see if these photo's boot up
lets see if these photo's boot up
I believe this is one of many jesuit treasures. I also believe that there are others in the same location. What I have to located in Arizona is similar.a map showing tunnels that have storage vaults. One should first take photos through at least a one square mile area to look for markings.but nobody but military are allowed
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Yes, the federal government got all the treasures in the cave. I am not sure of the year.What do you think? Was the gold really in a cave at Victorio Peak, as Doc Noss stated? Did the government get the gold in the 1960'2 or 1970's?
Yes.What do you think? Was the gold really in a cave at Victorio Peak, as Doc Noss stated? Did the government get the gold in the 1960'2 or 1970's?
Read the rules: No harassing nor insulting other writer. Report you to Treasure Hunter.@Connecticut Sam,
For someone with 1500+ comments under his belt - you sure have contributed a lot (NOT!!!)
If you are truly here to learn - you would shut up and read instead of posting nonsense.
@Connecticut Sam,
For someone with 1500+ comments under his belt - you sure have contributed a lot (NOT!!!)
If you are truly here to learn - you would shut up and read instead of posting nonsense.
More insults. Stop it now.Connecticut Sam you need to change your name to Thread_Killer
I read through these forums a lot, but have never registered or posted until now. I am currently working with a tribe from the AZ/NM area on something in Eastern Ca. In our discussions, the story of the VP Gold came up. This tribe fought against the Chiricahua Apache all through the late 1700's until the mid 1800's, until the whites became the common enemy. They believe that the gold was amassed from years of raiding Mexicans and Whites. My friends said that their tribe at first left any gold right where it fell as they had no use for it at the time. Later they took to hiding it so the whites and Mexicans wouldn't come looking for it. Some think it is all in one spot and others think it is all spread around so nobody could accidently find it all at once.
This could not be Padre LaRue's gold for the simple reason that the directions given to the Padre by the old man were; "One days travel North of El Paso del Norte until you see three peaks. Upon first site of these peaks turn Eastward and cross the desert towards the mountains. In the mountains you will find a basin, where there is a spring at the foot of a solitary peak. On this peak you will find gold." Padre LaRue moved his flock to that basin. Nowhere near Victorio Peak which is near the Western Edge of White Sands Missile Test Range.
It's amazing the things that some people post without doing even a little research.