Look, try this yourself. Take any adventure story, any old adventure diary, even other tales of treasures, and do the same thing with those writings that you are doing with this Columus stuff, you will find "circumstantial evidences" that will "create suspicions" with any of them. Just look at Eldo, he's managed to connect just about every treasure tale and every adventure story on the planet to the Beale Papers, up to and including a bogus Paralta Stone. That's the whole point to the Beale Papers tale, it's what makes it such a brilliantly penned treasure tale, because it leaves readers with endless possibilities and endless suspects. And over the years we have witnessed this playing out time and time again, just as you are doing now with this Columbus stuff......
A perfect example of apophenia, where he has exhibited the flawed tendency to mistakenly perceive connections and meanings between several unrelated treasure stories creating a force fitted a clustering illusion that combines them all together into one without any actual hard documented chain of events linkage.
Let’s take a moment to actually examine AND REASON WITH the proposition and narrative in the Beale Papers. WE CAN JUST PLAY FILL IN THE BLANK.
A man, a very trusted and capable man (Beale) is entrusted with the vital fortunes and futures of 30 other men and their families. AFTER MURDERING THEM. In all of his wisdom he provides a narrative and three ciphers to another just in case things IN THE KGC go badly AND (Morriss) DECIDES TO KILL THEM AS WELL. And if things have gone badly then Morriss is to decode the ciphers using an unknown key CALLED THE ROOSEVELT DEATH NOTE that will arrive to him by some unknown means, none of this to take place until after ten years have passed.
OK, who in their right mind would give three ciphers to an individual who’s very service might prove the final fate of the entire enterprise, those “alleged” ciphers perhaps being too complex for this individual to decode, or perhaps the key might never arrive, or perhaps that individual (Morriss) could easily be dead in ten years time? Does this sound like the actions of a wise and capable man (Beale)? Absolutely not!
Also, thirty men, now very rich men, transport all of their new-found wealth clear across a continent and not a single one of them says, “Nope, not going back, I’ll take my share now and live out the rest of my life on easy street.” Nope, all thirty of them are hell-bent on leaving their new-found fortunes at an unsecure location (a well known cave was mentioned) so they could all go back across the continent and possibly die thus leaving their new-found fortunes to anyone who might happen upon it.
THAT'S ALL Folks, it is all just another completely unreasonable treasure tale WOVEN TO CONCEAL THE AFFAIRS OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA. Not a single one of you would agree with any of the above terms THAT ARE BEING PROPOSED BY THE FLOOD OF 'RESEARCH' BEING DONE, and yet some here still believe? This is the attraction of treasure tales, that promise of wealth and fame that defies all logic, common sense, and sense of reason.
