A plane lost on Mount Parker, Hong Kong

dann

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I'm going to go looking for the bars, and any coins. Wish me luck...
 

RobertM

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Dan, let's go. Before it gets too hot. I am ready. :) I live in Kowloon, but I know my way around Parker.
 

KANACKI

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An airliner from Mexico City to Hong Kong crashed on Mount Parker, Hong Kong.

He caught fire and was lost with it's cargo of gold valued at $ 110,000 (29 bars)

3 bars have never been recovered... 8)

Hello Batavia

The following Newspaper stories may be of interest.

Warwick Daily News (Qld. : 1919 -1954), Monday 27 January 1947, page 4

Warwick Daily News  Monday 27 January 1947, page 4.jpg

Queensland Times (Ipswich, Qld. : 1909 - 1954), Tuesday 28 January 1947, page 1

Queensland Times  Tuesday 28 January 1947, page 1.jpg

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One story says it crashed on a peak and the other says at the waterfront. Which is it?
 

KANACKI

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One story says it crashed on a peak and the other says at the waterfront. Which is it?

Hello Samanthy if you read the newspaper in question it gives a generalization of the waterfront but further down in the next paragraph shows that plane cashed into the Tipan peak. I do agree the reporter was rather misleading on how he wrote the article. However if you look at the context the waterfront is below the peak which is on the waterfront.

Other than that your guess is good as mine.:tongue3:

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An airliner from Mexico City to Hong Kong crashed on Mount Parker, Hong Kong.

He caught fire and was lost with it's cargo of gold valued at $ 110,000 (29 bars)

3 bars have never been recovered... 8)

Searching 1894 to 1963:


0 Results were found for the search “mexico gold plane hong kong” Within 50 Words of each other.

0 Results were found for the search “parker gold plane hong kong”
Within 50 Words of each other .

Need more info if a different Event
 

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KANACKI

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Hello Jeff

Thanks for Newspaper reports. Just goes to show if you want to get closer to the truth you need to read as many newspaper versions as possible. Each newspaper editing has little to be desired. But it goes to show much each newspaper version changes. :icon_thumleft:

its a bit like understanding what politicians promise before getting elected.....:laughing7:

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Yep ! That's why I say every Treasure Tale needs to be Believed ! & Researched !

to Separate Fact from Fiction, Because they are all Based on some Fact.

If a Person just Decides "Fake" it's like expecting the Lottery is Rigged Because
they bought a Ticket Once & Didn't win .:laughing7:
 

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