Greetings from a new member!Hope you guys would like to have some fun T-h in Bicol Areas.
I am Vince Siapno, works as a security personnel at Legazpi Airport. I've got some valuable TH experiences in Daet, Cams. Norte for almost 4 years, and obtained photocopied at least 6 T maps from TH friends I befriended, and one locally famous Arsenio Teodoro of Daet, Cams Norte-who was trained by Koji Nagata, an Ex-Jap Engineering Battalion peresonnel assigned at Battan Province, who was once a close but discreet Jap friend of the Marcos Family. In fact, we had a very simple Dowsing Bulk Metal Radiation Detector, and my group were able to locate so many treasure sites, in public as well as private lands, in plains, riverine areas, shoreline areas, pre-WW2 Gabaldon Buildings, Old Catholic Churches, ancestral houses used as garrisson/barracks by Jap military during WW2, old political boundaries, diverted waterfalls, ricefield treasure sites,tunnels and caves in Albay islands. I was trained persaonally by Arsenio to read and assess treasure landmarks by the use of simple military compass. There are uniformities, engineeringwise, in all treasure burial sites across the Philippines. There are only eight angles ion the compass which had been used by the Jap Engineering Battalions-
0 Degree or North; 45 Degrees or Northeast;90 Degrees or East;135 Degrees or Southeast; 180 Degrees or South;225 Degrees or Southwest; 270 Degrees or West; and 315 Degrees or Northwest, and one must understand that the compass has a middle point in the center, and every treasure landmarks has its MOTHER CODE or BEARING in order for any treasure hunter to find the right angles of the burials. There is treasure burial depth uniformity-in plains, 3-7 meters; in slopes, 5-9 meters; in mountains, 9-25 meters; in closed tunnels and caves, at least 7-9 meters of entrance cover to dig out, and there are sites with dead as well as live bombs sealed and oiled to preserve its purpose, structural traps, different poisons, etc.But not all landmarks has all the eight angles buried with treasures. Only in the plains has complete angles of treasure burials, and in the mountain slopes and hintherlands are not complete because of the tunnels and caves the pre-WW2 sent jap military spies for tactical mapping of the whole Philippines to become as one of the Global Treasure Depositary Country in the world, aside Cuba. They, the japanese, korean, and formosan soldiers, constructed nuno-sa-punso mounds as a marker of every treasure burial site, hard and soft trees, arrow signs,river-signs, etc and please refer to all jap treasure codes and signs available.
The problems we had encountered were so many-satellite manipulated bad weather,greed,goons,military,police,ghosts,etc., as if almost we dare to detect and locate has eyes and ears for the government officials. We were able to reach successfully at least two of the object encasements at 23 feet in two different sites but we were checked by rebels and was instructed to leave the area immediately after seeing what what we came up in our hunting.
So, if you wanna have some questions, I am very willing to share answers, and if you are going for an adventure here in Bicol, I would be gladly to meet you and your friends here. My number is 09395176286. Good luck to all and God bless.
