ECS
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Another source that can confirm this as actually happening beyond what was told to Franklin by old men based on their childhood memories.
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Nobody was talking. Do not know about magazines?The Diebrell's were an "old money" Virginia family through the tobacco business and owned several properties in and around Danville.
Franklin, do you have any newspaper articles that mention this discovery of CSA gold bars?
Did this story ever appear in a "70's treasure magazine?
If "nobody was talking", how was Franklin able to get this story and contact the men who were the boys who claimed to have found the gold bars in a buikding owned by the Diebrell family.Nobody was talking. Do not know about magazines?
Honestly, Samuel, if you say so, but he has been known to fill in the blanks with imaginative creative embellishments like the elaborate details posted about the Beale adventure/treasure tale which are NOT mentioned in THE BEALE PAPERS, the ONLY source of the Beale story.
Once bitten, twice shy as the grains of salt grow.
Bottom of the page shows 0 comments, but John Spruyt, Dir of National Cemeteries in Danville, one line comment speaks volumes.https://godanriver.com/news/local/t...cle_0ca1f372-6b50-59bd-9423-bb64e6cd84ea.html
ECS, Those two boys replied to questions and answers and post on this article in the Danville Registrar & Bee Newspaper...
You need to reread that paragraph.I've already read about this story, Spruyt sure did say alot that there was treasure buried all over the South! What does he know
that we do not? Why would he even say this?
You do not sound like a believer, I am and I am from Connecticut, Too far for me to travel. I believe Franklin.Another source that can confirm this as actually happening beyond what was told to Franklin by old men based on their childhood memories.
MAYBE NOT;MAYBE!
My bad! They want let you dig in a graveyard. But what if there was another treasure not buried in the graveyards?
Bottom of the page shows 0 comments, but John Spruyt, Dir of National Cemeteries in Danville, one line comment speaks volumes.