Here are 2 ways to find a suspected cache

[morbiusandneo]

Overall this is a very informative news piece done by Fox News. 5.5 minutes long. stvn.

 

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[ericwt]

LMAOL!

That was good! How do a bunch of Bozo's get permission to search a historic site with L rods?

 

[godisnum1]

Ha, ha... loved the ending!!! :P

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[morbiusandneo]

LMAOL!

That was good! How do a bunch of Bozo's get permission to search a historic site with L rods?

Eric: How do you think he got permission? Louis Matacia has a very long track record of successful recoveries my friend. THAT is how. The flip-side of that is that he DOES have a lot of enemies motivated by jealousy, for one. I know one story about him that is similar to this one shown on Fox. It is the same ole' story of so-called "friends" stabbing him in the back like this Gowan dowser did by doing this sleight-of-hand trick.He is the one that did something unscrupulous, but it essential smeared Matacia(again...) just by association. Besides, gubermint-insiders do NOT want dowsing to get any credibility with the public to any degree.I am NOT saying gubermint was behind this fiasco, though.... stvn.

 

[ericwt]

That is not really what I am saying. I have seen people dowse successfully. I believe some people can do it.

It is just I have Geophysical Equipment and I cant get permission to search on a historical site even if I offer to give them all the finds.

 

[morbiusandneo]

That is not really what I am saying. I have seen people dowse successfully. I believe some people can do it.

It is just I have Geophysical Equipment and I cant get permission to search on a historical site even if I offer to give them all the finds.

Sorry, my mistake. Just think how much treasure Matacia was responsible for assisting in retrieving. That is quite the resume' , don't you think? I now believe he was there to locate something specific for the people that granted him access in the first place. Heck, I'll even theorize they contacted him first! This is just a strong hunch, let's call it. I have no inside information. BUT, think about it. A historic site of the highest calibre, and he is filmed searching for coins worth $50 apiece. What is wrong with this picture peoples?