Karl von Mueller: LDM FOUND in 1946

[sgtfda]

Lastleg
There is gold in many areas of Arizonia. For the most part not rich enough to make a living off of. Just enough to have fun with. Hobby gold. I have a good idea whats being found by the local prospectors I'm the treasurer for the GPAP and buy gold for our raffles from the local guys The LDM attracts folks for many reasons. From adventure to solving a old mystery to the chance of untold riches. Funny thing that most of the things that were found back there point to other things. Other lost treasure. The LDM to my knowledge lacks found things. Unless your looking for a hole in the ground. Lots of those back there. Being a old Police Detective I tend to look at the evidence. I just don't see it for this incident. The shame of it is the loss of life over the years looking for something that may not exist.

 

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[Connecticut Sam]

I asked Gollum if he had pics of the gold ore (LDM). He posted what looked like a piece of jewelry with a small amount of placer
gold in it. That is all I have seen. I believe he said the speciman was not Vulture gold. I know about true believers so I won't try
to convince them. I've just always thought it odd to make such a big deal over the LDM when real gold is scattered all over the
Bradshaws.

I agree with you, my friend.

 

[lastleg]

Yes, the loss of precious life is tragic. Good luck to all you guys and gals at the rendezvous.

 

[Connecticut Sam]

HI Sam Ready for some coffee?

Don Jose de La Mancha

I need something stronger then coffee.

 

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

Hio Sam: Off to the patio first for coffee. There you can join Sgt, Oro & Beth, and others, while I tell you of hundreds of 'true' lost treasure stories still unfound.

Sgtfda, dying while persuing a dream, is far better than dying while just existing. I have always considered that if I died in the search, it was time well spent in any event, since I probably won't get out ot this life without dying. If you make it, you end up with invaluable dreams in your dream bank book, to be withdrawn when you are no longer physically able.

One might say that a career in LE is another example, many don't make it, still.

Don jose de La Mancha

"I exist to Live, not live to exist"

 

[sgtfda]

My motto
Get busy living or get busy dying

 

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

Ya got it sgt

Don Jose de la Mancha

" I exist to Live, not live to exist"

 

[Connecticut Sam]

Ya got it sgt

Don Jose de la Mancha

" I exist to Live, not live to exist"

There are only a few true stories about treasures in Connecticut, and I am busy looking for them. We will never meet because I refused to go out west where too many large hunger snakes and too many treasure hunters. Good luck to you unless you are searching in my state. [email protected]

 

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

Sam, our coffee date?

Don Jose de Le Mancha

 

[Connecticut Sam]

Irish coffee for me.

 

[lastleg]

You're in luck Sam, Don Jose is somewhat Irish or so I am told.

 

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

G'morning last leg: actually a sort of a Heinz factor, 57 varieties. Course I, in my humble opinion, sorta think that they chose the best in each.

Coffee??

Don Jose de La Mancha

 

[Connecticut Sam]

Donuts on me.

 

[mdj]

I know this is an older thread but... has anybody read THM #6?? In it KVonM clearly stated that he thought the LDM was actually a cave. He also stated that he thought the Indians hid the gold in there from the white man because they knew it would draw more white men there. He actually bought a special camera to take pictures of the gold. Yes, he was in the cave. He saw the gold nuggets, truckloads of it according to him. Deek Gladson was another alias of KVonM or Charles Dean Miller. Its my understanding that his book The Treasure of the Valley of Secrets is about this treasure. Not for sure haven't got this one yet.

 

[Springfield]

I know this is an older thread but... has anybody read THM #6?? In it KVonM clearly stated that he thought the LDM was actually a cave. He also stated that he thought the Indians hid the gold in there from the white man because they knew it would draw more white men there. He actually bought a special camera to take pictures of the gold. Yes, he was in the cave. He saw the gold nuggets, truckloads of it according to him. Deek Gladson was another alias of KVonM or Charles Dean Miller. Its my understanding that his book The Treasure of the Valley of Secrets is about this treasure. Not for sure haven't got this one yet.

It's my understanding that TVS is a coded message dealing with the alleged Big Lue cache near the headwaters of the Purgatoire River, above von Mueller's former home of Weston, CO.

 

[lastleg]

The North Fork heads from Trinchera Peak, 13,517' in NW corner of Las Animas Co.
Middle Fork is fed by Wilkens Creek which heads from Francisco Peak, 13,136'.
South Fork rises from three creeks formed by the peaks of Culebra, 14,069' and Purgatoire. 13,676'.

Purgatoire Peak is due south of Trinchera Peak 15 miles as the crow flies.

 

[Not Peralta]

great job von mm.np

 

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& you have no evidence not to doubt his claim

 

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& you have no evidence to prove it is not true gees.

 

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I could not finish reading this b.s.