FinderKeeper
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The Beale Codes have finally been solved and soon the public will find out the truth about this 200 yr old story. A treasure hunting company from Clearfield Pa. known as Finders Keepers has broken both codes and as soon as they get a state rep. from Va. to check it out then they will go public. You can check them out at www.finderskeepersusa.com Thank You
There IS no treasure?
What da point, then? Find a "vault"? Just solved the BC #1 & 
I been trying to get someone to look at what we have but WHO. I did all the work and no one from the state of Va. wants to check it out so how do we get the credit for this find. Some want to keep this going so they can keep making money from treasure hunters but this has cost some alot of time and money. It is time to bring this to an end. If you know of a company, college, army unit, or someone that has the power to OK what we done, or some way we can make money ,please post it here. Then we will show and tell all at no charge. or send me a email. Thank You
There are ALSO "places of mystery" that MAY or MAY not have B.T.; COULD be CSA Treasury "assets". DUNNO. It DOES take time & $$$$$$, and we do it. I would suggest you send yer "cracked code" to Marshall Museum in Lexington, Va. where OTHER files from Cipher Analysts from the 20's, 30's, 40's have such. THEN, Pauline was "chosen" to release the info to the "popular market" in the early 60's; she WAS "well-connected", you know. They WILL NOT re-imburse you, for yer "investment".
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