Jesse James' Strongbox in Clay County AR.

[Bonesquat]

It all sounds like a crock of doo doo. Buried treasure stories are generally myths. No one would bury anything that deep, not practical.

 

[garrett man]

My grandfather- his brother, a couple of cousins and their father were the actual treasure hunters - please find attached a copy of a few pics of them working the treasure site.

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i love how they have rifles and we have metal detectors!

 

[Clayton]

My grandfather was the photographer who took the picture. He confided in a physics professor who was the uncle of a psychic's friend that the treasure is actually buried here: http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&=&q=fort+knox+gps&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wl

if you look closely you can see ghosts...and Atlantis.

 

[Dustyloins]

It reminds me of all the "lost gold mine" stories that float around this area.....90% of them end with either "They were killed by Indians as they transported the gold back to town" or "They found a cave full of spanish gold but had to rush back since the winter snows were starting. When they returned the following Spring, they couldn't locate the cave"........yeah, right.

Dusty

 

[30U Plymouth]

WOW nice pictures tesla83.

It has been a while since I've had a chance to check out this post.

Do you know the exact location of the dig?