gollum
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- Jan 2, 2006
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what if they weren't fake, and someone just wanted to throw someone off, just a thought... by the way.
John, The Stone Maps were based on a map owned by John "Pegleg" Tumlinson. No idea why Travis carved them, but the origin of the map they were based on is kind of murky. Also, the map they were based on has a big "IHS" at the top (Jesuit).
No matter what anybody else says, Janie Tumlinson told me that "MY DAD WAS IN NO WAY PART OF ANY HOAX". That was about a year before she died. Forget what Bill Riley said. Ask yourself this: "If the Stone Maps were made as a hoax, why is it that Travis and his Uncle Robert went into the Superstitions about a dozen times trying to solve them?" For the idiots that say the Tumlinsons never went into the mountains, I advise you to read Robert Garman's Book on the Superstitions (Mystery Gold of the Superstitions). He first met Travis and Robert in Hewitt Canyon (in the Superstitions).
Mike