Beale Ciphers Have Been Cracked?

[franklin]

Justin's DOI is just a FICTIONAL Product like someone's FICTIONAL Books about Beale, but the fiction is more exciting than the truth. The cipher has been broken! The fiction will become nothing and pass away.

Evidently you have not read my new book, "Beale Treasure Revelations." All facts with references on every page to back up the information. So not fictional anymore.

 

[johnnyrev]

Evidently you have not read my new book, "Beale Treasure Revelations." All facts with references on every page to back up the information. So not fictional anymore.

I see you have one now that is not fictional. How many books before this one were fiction?

 

[franklin]

I see you have one now that is not fictional. How many books before this one were fiction?

Only one and it was 99% facts. The only part that was fiction was the trip to Sante Fe. I have never been able to verify the trip. All the rest is fact.

 

[legrand]

See this link - "Major Beale News":

Beale Ciphers Analyses

Le Grand

 

[Katytech]

Beale Ciphers Analyses

Is it over?

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[3cylbill]

Beale Ciphers Analyses

Is it over?

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guess we will be seeing all the ....beale treasure.......or not

 

[Katytech]

Now there is the Rub. according to the solve it is/was on an island and a light house was needing funding. some how the moneys appaired and the rest is history. The problem i have with it they dont explain how the got the solve so i can reproduce it..

 

[johnnyrev]

Now there is the Rub. according to the solve it is/was on an island and a light house was needing funding. some how the moneys appaired and the rest is history. The problem i have with it they dont explain how the got the solve so i can reproduce it..

Yep, that's a problem. I encourage all qualified judges to contact me immediately. I can prove my solution in about 20 minutes, and an NDA is ready. Nick Pelling, Craig P. Bauer, Elonka Dunin, and the like.

 

[TruthbeTold]

The only valid proof that your “solve” is correct and that the other 1000’s of solves are wrong will be whether or not you have the supposed Beale treasure in hand.

 

[johnnyrev]

The only valid proof that your “solve” is correct and that the other 1000’s of solves are wrong will be whether or not you have the supposed Beale treasure in hand.

The first step in accurately solving the mystery of the Beale Ciphers would be to have your solution verified by a qualified cryptologist. Ideally, this should be someone with expertise in that specific cipher and its historical context. However, there are cryptologists who may not have extensive knowledge of the Beale Ciphers but can still assess your work. It seems that many of the thousands of attempts you mentioned involve individuals in Bedford County searching with shovels and finding nothing, often after spending only a couple of hours decoding the ciphers.
Some do not believe anyone will ever decipher the Beale Ciphers, so they are just in it for a quick profit by selling fictional books and other related materials. Once the true decipherment is released, all of these opportunists will be proven wrong. The potato chip found in a box at the yard sale that resembles a mountain range just isn’t cutting it, brother.

Some individuals with support are currently searching in Pennsylvania. However, he holds a different view regarding the Beale Story.

 

[johnnyrev]

The only valid proof that your “solve” is correct and that the other 1000’s of solves are wrong will be whether or not you have the supposed Beale treasure in hand.

Regarding the treasure being unearthed as proof of the cipher solution, I suppose that would be the ultimate conclusion after 15 seasons on the Discovery Network. LOL

 

[Carl-NC]

The first step in accurately solving the mystery of the Beale Ciphers would be to have your solution verified by a qualified cryptologist.

Why? If you've deciphered it, the result should be plain English that obviously explains where the treasure is. No judging needed. If you didn't end up with this, you haven't succeeded.

 

[TruthbeTold]

Why? If you've deciphered it, the result should be plain English that obviously explains where the treasure is. No judging needed. If you didn't end up with this, you haven't succeeded.

These so called "solvers" always answer with word salad, non-logical explanations when called out to prove their claims.

Just another like so many we've seen before.

 

[johnnyrev]

Why? If you've deciphered it, the result should be plain English that obviously explains where the treasure is. No judging needed. If you didn't end up with this, you haven't succeeded.

This is what I am talking about. Your (plain English)

"My dear Lord Worthington, pray, do vouchsafe your sentiments upon the late assembly at Almack’s, where the ton disported themselves with such prodigious éclat. The quadrille was executed with a finesse that quite ravished the senses, and Lady Penelope’s toilette, adorned with prodigality, did proclaim her the cynosure of the evening. Yet, I protest, the scandalmongers prate of her connexions with that caitiff, Sir Reginald, whose dissipations render him quite unfit for polite company. What say you, sir, to this brouhaha?"

This language regarding the Beale Ciphers is not plain English!

 

[johnnyrev]

These so called "solvers" always answer with word salad, non-logical explanations when called out to prove their claims.

Just another like so many we've seen before.

Word salad, I love it! I’m working with the Beale Cipher Word Salad, topped with blue cheese dressing.
Best newspeak I ever heard.

 

[johnnyrev]

These so called "solvers" always answer with word salad, non-logical explanations when called out to prove their claims.

Just another like so many we've seen before.

I would love to know the names of some of these 1000 solvers. So far, I only know a few folks on here who have ever said they solved it. Most are selling books or trying to get your money some other way.

 

[johnnyrev]

Did you know the words Cache, Obscure, Underground, Concealment, Code, Cipher, were not used before 1865?

 

[releventchair]

Did you know the words Cache, Obscure, Underground, Concealment, Code, Cipher, were not used before 1865?

[These first-comers seem to have called the Valley “Willow Valley” at first. But not long after the discovery, these men began to cache their furs here, probably in 1825, and soon they began to refer to the Valley as Cache Valley.]

[Another trapper who was in the Valley before 1847 was a certain Major Harris who met Brigham Young and the pioneers before they came into Salt Lake Valley. Harris, in answering inquiries concerning the region of the Great Salt Lake, gave it to be his opinion that Cache Valley was a much more desirable place in which to live than Salt Lake Valley.]

An Early History of Cache County— Trapping Period, Discovery of Cache Valley

 

[releventchair]

[The territorial legislature created a large Cache County in 1856. Eight years later, the legislators split off the eastern part of the county to form Richland (now Rich) County.]

Cache County

Cache County, located at the northern edge of Utah, is a land of mountains and a green, fertile valley. The Wasatch Mountains border the county on the east, and a spur of the Wasatch, the…

ilovehistory.utah.gov

 

[Carl-NC]

I would love to know the names of some of these 1000 solvers. So far, I only know a few folks on here who have ever said they solved it. Most are selling books or trying to get your money some other way.

Yup, and not a single one of them own a shovel. So what's your angle, since you don't own a shovel?