Has a lost Nazi ghost train carrying gold finally been found?

[huggis]

It's all taking too long to find out. I can't wait to see what's there.

 

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[Jason in Enid]

It's all taking too long to find out. I can't wait to see what's there.

Nothing is there. Seriously... think about it. Everyone who lived in the area would have known every track and tunnel in use. When war was ending, don't you think a LOT of people would have taken notice of a tunnel being sealed and it's removed? Wouldn't that have caused a LOT of suspicion? A few years later, all the germans are gone, but the residents with all the knowledge of everything they saw are still there. I'm sure more than a few would have wanted to know what was buried. And what about the Germans who buried it? A lot of people would have known what is on the train, and it would have taken a lot of labor to hide a train. Even if they used POW labor, that would have left a LOT of german guards who knew the what, where, and how.

If anything was really buried, it would have been recovered a long time ago.

 

[cw0909]

the smithsonian channel is going to do a show about the Nazi gold
and the Nazi's "Riese" construction project
Secrets of the Third Reich: Nazi Treasure Hoard | Smithsonian Channel

forgot a link
http://www.smithsonianchannel.com/ways-to-watch

another article
Rain puts damper on hunt for 'Nazi treasure train'

 

[J.A.A.]

This is just another article like the ones above, only from a different source.

http://www.newser.com/story/215753/...rce=part&utm_medium=usatoday&utm_campaign=syn

My simple opinion: train is there, treasure isn't.
Still fun to watch with anticipation though!

All the best-
JA

 

[J.A.A.]

Nothing is there. Seriously... think about it. Everyone who lived in the area would have known every track and tunnel in use. When war was ending, don't you think a LOT of people would have taken notice of a tunnel being sealed and it's removed? Wouldn't that have caused a LOT of suspicion? A few years later, all the germans are gone, but the residents with all the knowledge of everything they saw are still there. I'm sure more than a few would have wanted to know what was buried. And what about the Germans who buried it? A lot of people would have known what is on the train, and it would have taken a lot of labor to hide a train. Even if they used POW labor, that would have left a LOT of german guards who knew the what, where, and how.

If anything was really buried, it would have been recovered a long time ago.

Outwardly, I want to agree with you on this.....initial common sense says you're probably right. However, when I start thinking about how afraid of the nazis most people in this same region, if not most of Europe, were back then, it wouldn't be too hard to assume that everyone just looked the other way, and did so INCREDIBLY well, while the nazis "supposedly" hid the train. And they would do it that, VERY convincingly I might add, simply so they didn't get themselves killed!!

You gotta figure, anyone who DID see them hide it, or were even just ASSUMED to have seen them, were immediately shot dead on the spot!

Plus, based on the pictures of the area that are all over the web, the surrounding landscape looks not only dense in foliage, but is obviously a very rugged & mountainous terrain as well. Again, it wouldn't be too hard to assume that people living in the surrounding area just COULDN'T see anything going on simply because the activity was more or less hidden from them.

Then again, I could easily be wrong.

Still fun to look on with anticipation though!

All the best-
JA

 

[cw0909]

maybe the train broke down and they took it to the tunnels
under the castle 4 miles away
just to the left of hwy across the tracks i think is the embankment
https://goo.gl/maps/cy5Bg21ChZN2

found more tunnels, not sure how close to the other tunnel
More Hidden Tunnels Found Near Nazi Gold Train

 

[tintin_treasure]

Outwardly, I want to agree with you on this.....initial common sense says you're probably right. However, when I start thinking about how afraid of the nazis most people in this same region, if not most of Europe, were back then, it wouldn't be too hard to assume that everyone just looked the other way, and did so INCREDIBLY well, while the nazis "supposedly" hid the train. And they would do it that, VERY convincingly I might add, simply so they didn't get themselves killed!!

You gotta figure, anyone who DID see them hide it, or were even just ASSUMED to have seen them, were immediately shot dead on the spot!

Plus, based on the pictures of the area that are all over the web, the surrounding landscape looks not only dense in foliage, but is obviously a very rugged & mountainous terrain as well. Again, it wouldn't be too hard to assume that people living in the surrounding area just COULDN'T see anything going on simply because the activity was more or less hidden from them.

Then again, I could easily be wrong.

Still fun to look on with anticipation though!

All the best-
JA

Actually there was a story in the news initially that they did kill a family who witnessed the camouflaged secret entrance of a tunnel that they used to divert the train as they hid it underground ,,,,they then destroyed everything in that area surrounding that secret entrance
TT

 

[FC-Treasure]

A new video on CNN. It says they are starting ground penetrating radar and magnetometer surveys to verify the trains existence. The military survey was evidently just for surface mines.

Search for 'Nazi treasure train' set to begin - CNN Video

 

[Honest Samuel]

Well, we WILL see what happens.

If there is treasure recovered, at the very least we can all go:

"OOOOOOOOO IT IS WORTH FIFTY BILLION DOLLARS.....WOW!!!!"

BOOM BABY

 

[MalteseFalcon]

Latest dirt:

The Polish Academy Of Mines finished their radar sweeps, etc.

There were two teams that examined the site. Fortunately, the military cleaned away shrubs, trees, etc. when they were doing their work declaring the site safe.

First team included the two gentlemen who announced the discovery. After a short rain delay, the did their scans of the site.

Then the second team made up of experts from the Academy of Mines did their work.

They just announced a few days ago that they will make an announcement in mid-December to share their findings.

 

[maipenrai]

Just like all the other finds, that are announced before they are found, this is probably the result of a vivid imagination. Many examples can be found on TN.

 

[jakewilliam]

Latest dirt:

The Polish Academy Of Mines finished their radar sweeps, etc.

There were two teams that examined the site. Fortunately, the military cleaned away shrubs, trees, etc. when they were doing their work declaring the site safe.

First team included the two gentlemen who announced the discovery. After a short rain delay, the did their scans of the site.

Then the second team made up of experts from the Academy of Mines did their work.

They just announced a few days ago that they will make an announcement in mid-December to share their findings.

Look forward to further updates , thanks for sharing

 

[Smithbrown]

And here is the latest update: There is no Nazi gold train, Polish scientists say | World news | The Guardian

 

[Jason in Enid]

I've been saying that ever since they released those completely fake GPR images.

 

[cw0909]

maybe no train,but could be crates,from a dismantled train
this link has twitter updates from the pc and imgs
'No evidence' of Nazi gold train in Poland as mystery over legend continues - Telegraph

 

[MalteseFalcon]

If there were nothing there, the scientists from the Polish Academy Of Mines would not have said "There is an anomaly 92 meters long, and a lot of metal was detected".

There IS something there, there ARE railroad tracks which have been detected by the scientists themselves, and there IS a lot of metal buried there.

They have all admitted this.

What I find ironic is all the news websites reporting on this only want to publicize a negative.

Note that all the headlines say "THERE IS NO TRAIN", as if that closes the case.

It does NOT close the case. The only way to find out what is there is to dig in the spring.

 

[huggis]

I think it's a cover up to many other country's and people would try to claim it. So their keeping it on the down low.

 

[tintin_treasure]

I think it's a cover up to many other country's and people would try to claim it. So their keeping it on the down low.

i also suspect some shady stuff..i suspect some powerful individuals or interest group in the ruling elite may want to take the issue out of the spot light by denying any existence of the treasure so that they secretly unearth and distribute it among themselves.

TT

 

[maipenrai]

Stolen property is not treasure, but the Spanish have been declaring All stolen property belongs to Spain!

 

[Hitndahed]

Stolen property is not treasure, but the Spanish have been declaring All stolen property belongs to Spain!

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As far as I am concerned with this "treasure" It IS exactly that.
BUT
The provenance of those valuable and culturally priceless artifacts should BE RETURNED to their "rightful owner".
THAT is the only way to handle it. Something of this magnitude. And just what if this "treasure" has "death gold" included in it?
MANY factors with this one for sure.