I hope this finds you well- I am a new treasure hunter, But I have a wonderful perspective to add to the conversation surrounding this mystery. I included my two separate white papers at the bottom as pdfs. I make no claim to this mystery being solved. I just offer my prospective.....
THE BEALE...
bealeciphers
bibliographic forensics
book ciphers
comparative cryptanalysis.
early american print culture
freemasonry
historical cryptography
homophonic substitution
nineteenth-century virginia
I just finished transcribing 1 and 3 of the Beale ciphers. I should look at popular mechanics and see if we have the same answer.
Cipher 3 I don’t mind sharing. Cipher 1 - gonna hold off. Here is cipher 3’s content:
Cipher 3: List of Beneficiaries
1. Samuel Morris
2. Buford Thomas Carter...
I honestly don't know if there's anything to what I found I was playing around with ai Facebook ai and asking it all kinds of stuff about solving legends I'm going to post a link to three folders of locations it gave me since I'll never get to search these places I'll try to leave the link up as...
Time, its a funny thing. We get so caught up in our technology that we often times miss important clues. Look at the Berlin Clock for example, how many out here on the WWW is able to tell time? I know I can.
Let's start from the beginning.
Ha, noticed the tag... Beale/Beall <- How many...
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So, this is Column 1, 2, and part of Column 3 of Cipher 1 in the order as given in the online Library of Congress Version of the Beale Papers pamphlet (Or the 1st 7 sentences):
Plain text reads: "Need the net ready the Tr 500th(x) 2Enter(x) Y note due the one 2 the ER 9 Dr O tho deed 2...
Basic Premise: It seems this is no treasure to be revealed by what I think is a second part to Cipher II -- only North/South Troop movements as observed by a "Unit 42" during the US Civil war.
Background:
A man named George Love printed out the problems with the long-ago "completely...