Beale Code cracked many years ago.
May 11, 2001 at 16:15:58
As I check the forums, I think www.About.com still has about 525 posts on the Beale case. A lot of money has been made from the get go on the Beale Case after Beale never showed up to explain the box to Morris as was the plan.
I remember I read three articles that was printed in Treasure Magazine about the man that solved the code and how he was able to do this when no one else has been able to do it successfully. Thousands of people claim to have solved it, and they sell books to this effect, but nothing has ever glittered for them except book sales I am told.
A three part series was written about this Treasure find, starting August 1982 in Treasure magazine.
I remember writing about this on this very forum years ago I think (check the archives)? The family that found it said that basically what I said and what Treasure Magazine said was pretty much what really happened.
He said,"We were poor until then, and now we are prominant all because the family discovered that something strange was stitched into the lining of Thomas Jefferson Beale's own personal bible which his family still retained.
A Beale family member read my post and he responded directly to me. Gosh, was I ever floored! For many reasons I have not mentioned that family name. The family member read the Beale posts and remembered the lining bludge. He found the code cipher included in the message stiched into the inner bible cover. The rest was history when a professional Treasure Hunter was called in to assist them in the Treasure recovery. I won't say this is good news to all of you Beale people. But this is what has happened to this Treasure. The bird is gone!
He did say however, that the amount found was not the amount that was said to have been in this vault underground with a water tight seal.
Probably you will find it tough to find these magazine references, whether or not you wish to read them. I found a nice fellow that was really a Beale fan. I sent the articles to him. He was nice enough to create a web page, at his own cost, to print the truth about the Beale case, so that all persons can read the truth, if they care about the truth.
For those fans that do wish the truth here, it is easily found where you can read the truth on: http://www.geocities.com/smd173/index.htm. It is truly a fantastic story that really happened in a day when man used to pride himself by creating an unsolvable code to protect his wealth. Heck, you know, this was better then theft insurance plus it didn't cost a dime either.
The same sonario worked for Sir Francis Drake too. Except, in Drake's case, it was 72 tons of Silver bullion rather than a few thousand dollars in rare antiquities. This amount never was disclosed for a multitude of reasons, which I think was clever of the Beale family.
What you already believe about the Beale case for what every reasons you hang on to this, may not let you clearly see what is printed.
I remember when I cracked the Drake code, hundreds of people couldn't nor wouldn't see the solution, because they still wanted to be correct with their solution. Gosh, they're still writting books on Nova Albion--Drake's 36 day California anchorage after the solution is already out. Nuts, isn't it?
Drake's code to the silver cache was mathematically over 98 % accurate with no flaws found. Heck, this code was always there. I perked up on this code after Drake had been dead for over 400 years, so it was impossible that I created something that Drake himself created and published almost 500 years ago.
You will enjoy the wit of Boyd Jolley too.
Enjoy the articles submitted and this web page constructed only for true Beale facts. NO books are pushed or plugged nor sold on this web page. The web page is just for your courtesy and other Beale fans.
Those that do not wish to read the truth, or are full of the magnificent feelings of the magic of this historical enigma, will find it healthy to exercise around Bedford looking for it where no one else has thought to look for it before.
Richard Walburn
 Follow Ups:
Post a Followup
This forum has been discontinued - please use our new forum
Comments:
| 
