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When I decipher, cipher maps? I try to answer as many clues as possible, even though some clues are not needed for defining the treasure location, they are there to explain the story of how they managed to transport the treasure to it's destination. The process involving hiding a large treasure is not simple. After accomplishing the mission, your first priority is to draw a cipher map! A cipher map carries the information required to locate the treasure. As well as the information need to extract the treasure which can be accomplished by extracting the treasure in a reverse order as to how it was place under ground. The information found on a cipher map can be described as a step by step process of instructions based on symbolic codes that can expose the location of the treasure. A buried treasure is something that you will never find in a bank vault? But its hidden placement is sometimes referred as the vault. In order to get inside the vault you need the code? So the map maker creates the cipher map as the code. The reason why he needs a cipher map? Is because he knows that he is the only one that knows where the treasure is buried. He knows that he is the only one who knows how to read the map! The question is how did he accomplish transporting all that gold from point A to point B that required a plane, pilot, a group of individuals who helped unfold the plan, and an individual who could orchestrate the whole plan to be able to make sure that at the end, he was the only one that understood the code to unlock the vault? That information can be obtained by deciphering all the clues. That's the reason why I dwell into deciphering as many clues as possible. It helps connect missing pieces of the story behind the treasure, not just the treasure location. So, next time, I'm going to piece together a piece of the missing story.
 
The Chihuahuan Desert lies towards the southern part of New Mexico. Trabuco claims that he buried the treasure in the desert, as his first clue. His next clue explains that the treasure lies towards the western side of the desert where the sun dies, it's where his treasure lies. This area extends as far south as the hook area of New Mexico. The Chihuahuan Desert borders the southern border of New Mexico. Trabuco was from the state of Chihuahua Mexico. His last clue specified that the treasure is only a couple of miles from a land mark or marker that divides Mexico and New Mexico. Trabuco's secret operation of transferring and burying the gold is defined on The Nazi German LUE cipher map. Someone on the American side was helping Trabuco place the gold within the U.S. illegally. The LUE map mentions that 16 tons of gold was buried in the hook of New Mexico. The cipher clue or equation that was written on the Lue map describes 16 tons of gold. You need a good mathematician and not necessarily a scholar to define the equation. The equation will equal the amount of gold that is verified on the left lower window panel! Trabuco knew the immediate area where the plane landed and was unloaded, but he had no idea as to the exact location of the gold because he wasn't in charge of keeping an eye on the gold. The map maker who created the Lue cipher map was the only one who knew the exact location. The map maker was said to have been a spy living in New Mexico. He was working for Germany and the Germans were trying to hinder the economy in many different ways to slow down the Americans from bouncing back quickly due to the stock market crash. The cat is out of the cage!!!! The gold is buried a couple of miles away from the border. Even though Trabuco lived next door, he could never extracted the gold because he didn't know the exact location plus all that gold didn't belong to him? Most of the gold belonged to the Nazi spy or you could say Hitler? Even though Trabuco claimed to have contributed 12 tons of gold, I do not believe that to be true! If three out of the four major contributors could only mustard barely four tons? How did Trabuco acquire 12 tons? The Germans claimed that they contributed 14 tons and Trabuco claimed all 12 tons? What happened to the two extra tons? The two extra tons was probably a payment to Trabuco as insurance to secure the Nazi operation. The only other person who caught a glimpse of the exact location by mistake or not, was the Red Baron William C. Elliot known as the Red Moiser! He was probably the one who inscribed 1933 16 tons near Conger Mesa on a large rock structure, but he died in the war. The Lue map does carry the clue to the exact placement of the gold. That's why I asked Sergei where did he get the map containing the keys to the German Nazi LUE cipher map?
 
I was wondering if their was a Mexican and German connection.
 
So are there two separate treasures?
 
Trabuco's treasure and the Nazi Lue map are connected. The mathematical equation on the left lower window panel explains that they buried 16 tons of gold. The ancient symbolic letter symbol for gold was the number three written backwards. The symbolic symbol in the equation stands for both gold and the number 3 giving away the clues that the equation is about a certain amount of gold, nothing else! It equals a roundabout figure because the equal sign is surrounded by a circle. I'm glad I took trigonometry in high school! Initially the map maker had added multiplication symbols between the cipher symbols and numbers and then he erased them to hide the clues. So you're missing the times X and plus + sign to be able to work out the equation! The equation is going to equal what is described in the left window panel. The left lower panel has six layers of gold stacks one on top of each other! Each stack has a certain amount of gold in Tons. You have 5 complete stacks? That's the number 5 that you see in the equation. The 3X5 will give you 15 Tons of gold, but you're missing one more Ton which is stacked at the very top! To make sure you understand? He drew the outer outline on the top area where you would normally see a complete stack. Then he divided it into three by drawing three lines and only the bottom line is filled to clue you in on the fact that it only holds 1 Ton. Five layers holding 15 Tons and one layer holding 1 Ton. On the equation he incorporated the 1 Ton with the T representing one Ton by combining them together which looks like the letter T, but not because he separated the lower leg from the top hat! That's part of ciphering that a scholar will not understand unless he learns to accept the fact that ciphering has its own language! And can be used in many different ways? He dragged the end of the equation into the right lower window panel to clue you in on how much gold was flowen in to the hook of New Mexico.
 
What is :



3 X 5 + 1 + T = ?



G X 5 + 1T =?



G X 5 + 1 +T ‎ = ?



3G X 5 + 1 + T ‎ = X number of gold in Tons ( has to equal to the number of Tons that are drawn in the window). So the answer to the question is yes! The German Nazi LUE map is connected to Trabuco's claim of lost hidden gold. New Mexico's hook area has been implicated and the possibility of the gold still being there is very possible.
 
For those of you who are looking for information as to how to read the Lue map's first stage window panels? After you crack open the window. You're going to rely on the four outside corners pertaining to each window panel starting with the right window panel. You start in the corner towards the left then down to the central part of the map creating the first leg of the Swastika Nazi symbol that is going to lead you in defining the state of New Mexico. The initial opening of the window implicates the left window panel and therefore is the second window that follows. Starting from the corner working your way down then to the right, not only completes the second leg of the Swastika symbol, but also defines the lower square of New Mexico's hook. The symbols outside the left hand side of the window panel can be read because they are not attached to the window frame and gives you the parameter of the square area warning you not to go anywhere but the square area of the hook. There is also a cross that is telling you that something is buried there and warns you to go back and stay in the square. There is a pointer telling you to go to the lower window that contains all the gold bars so you can complete the third leg of the Swastika. The equation outside below the window needs to be figured out because it's not attached to the window frame. The final answer to the equation is going to drag you into the forth window explaining that 16 Tons of gold in bars, as explained by another symbol, were flown into this specific area. Starting the last leg of the swastika from the corner working your way up towards the central part of the map, he explains the area where the plane landed with a triangle marking the area in question. The triangle's identity the number of flights that it took to deliver the gold from Mexico, coming from the west along the border that dives Mexico and New Mexico. The last line inside the window contains a small triangle which describes the entry point near the border. Placing the outline on top of a map and adjusting it to the map will provide the exact area of location where the gold is buried. The map maker is telling you that he is a Nazi German Spy. He is going to take it even further in explaining that he is very much a German Nazi. Your second reading or phase will start on the left upper window. But some of you are not going to believe the map just yet? And in order to satisfy your self you are going to need to put your boots on and take the map with you. Also the necessary Templar tools to accomplish this mission? Or you could just work with me and I can mark it for you! But then that would take all the fun off the hunt! It's better that you figure it out yourself to learn Templar methods of ciphering. I don't know if I should continue with the second decipher phase? The second phase that leads you closer to the gold? I'll leave this up to Maddog! To let me know!
 

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For those of you who are looking for information as to how to read the Lue map's first stage window panels? After you crack open the window. You're going to rely on the four outside corners pertaining to each window panel starting with the right window panel. You start in the corner towards the left then down to the central part of the map creating the first leg of the Swastika Nazi symbol that is going to lead you in defining the state of New Mexico. The initial opening of the window implicates the left window panel and therefore is the second window that follows. Starting from the corner working your way down then to the right, not only completes the second leg of the Swastika symbol, but also defines the lower square of New Mexico's hook. The symbols outside the left hand side of the window panel can be read because they are not attached to the window frame and gives you the parameter of the square area warning you not to go anywhere but the square area of the hook. There is also a cross that is telling you that something is buried there and warns you to go back and stay in the square. There is a pointer telling you to go to the lower window that contains all the gold bars so you can complete the third leg of the Swastika. The equation outside below the window needs to be figured out because it's not attached to the window frame. The final answer to the equation is going to drag you into the forth window explaining that 16 Tons of gold in bars, as explained by another symbol, were flown into this specific area. Starting the last leg of the swastika from the corner working your way up towards the central part of the map, he explains the area where the plane landed with a triangle marking the area in question. The triangle's identity the number of flights that it took to deliver the gold from Mexico, coming from the west along the border that dives Mexico and New Mexico. The last line inside the window contains a small triangle which describes the entry point near the border. Placing the outline on top of a map and adjusting it to the map will provide the exact area of location where the gold is buried. The map maker is telling you that he is a Nazi German Spy. He is going to take it even further in explaining that he is very much a German Nazi. Your second reading or phase will start on the left upper window. But some of you are not going to believe the map just yet? And in order to satisfy your self you are going to need to put your boots on and take the map with you. Also the necessary Templar tools to accomplish this mission? Or you could just work with me and I can mark it for you! But then that would take all the fun off the hunt! It's better that you figure it out yourself to learn Templar methods of ciphering. I don't know if I should continue with the second decipher phase? The second phase that leads you closer to the gold? I'll leave this up to Maddog! To let me know!
All comments are welcome on any of the threads that I start.

Is your target area on private or public property?
 
The right lower panel identifies the immediate location along the border. It contains the outline of the lower hook of New Mexico's border. The small triangle's placement identifies the immediate area, as a marker to be found on a map. The symbolic small triangle identifying the entry point! Because the pointer is reversed meaning that it is the entry point and by doing so, he is able to hide the clue that the area is less than two miles away from the border. Trabuco had already called out the area by saying that it was a couple of miles from a land marker, meaning the border. He cannot use the pointed arrow or triangle the other way because it would give away the area and would be too easy for the hunter. This revelation starts the beginning of X marks the spot. According to the map maker the X has four extension and the lower right window panel will be of no use anymore. So he wants you to cross the right lower panel with a straight line from the outside corner to the inside central corner. This revelation is going to lead you to the left upper panel to start the immediate hunt. When you're done with that the left upper window? You can cross that out and move on to the next window, which will be the left lower window panel! Until you reach the right upper window panel which will seal the deal! If you can follow the clues step by step! I'll explain the left upper window in more detail next time. Soon!
 

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Hitler and the Nazis spent a good deal of their time obsessing over symbolism, and constantly exploiting its supposed meaning for propaganda purposes.

Many of the emblems, motifs and writings that are now part of the National Socialist identity have historical links to traditional Germanic cultures and languages, some of them originating as far back as the 2nd century.



It's always a good advice to be the pirate, so you can think like the pirate! The story behind the LUE map was brought up by the U.S. government claiming that a German Nazi spy was involved in transferring illegal god bars in to New Mexico. A German descendant also claims that the map maker was a German Nazi spy! And if he was a German Nazi spy? Then he is going think like German Nazi spy! He used the Swastika symbol to direct the directional flow of his clues. The small cross in the center of the pillar is going to turn into a swastika because it's the pillar symbolic symbol of the Nazis. His mental thought is for you to add a leg to the small cross every time you complete answering all the clues that belong to each window. Be very mental of this ? Because if you don't his mental thought? You will definitely have a hard time finding the gold! At the very end he is going to prove this to you! By all the clues found in the last window panel. Do not take for granted the fact that he is a Nazi! He was the pirate, the one who fool everyone including the U.S. government, Hitler and all his organization, to include Trabuco and company!
 

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Ok!!!! What I'm going to do is a quick recap of how we got to where we are. A cipher symbol can deliver multiple clues that contains multiple messages and will be used in a proper order that will lead you to the next clue. The map maker is going to group the first set of symbolic clues together in order to piecing together the first complete message as to the action or informational instructions that you should follow. So every clue or symbol is going to work with other symbols in a proper order to deliver the complete message to the next step that needs to be accomplished. It makes common sense that you use the proper words to deliver a message. So it makes common sense to use the proper symbolic symbol in a proper way that will attach itself to next symbol or clue in proper order to deliver the proper message that makes sense. When you're following a cipher map that supposed to lead you to a treasure? Makes common sense that it will first define a place where you must go to in order for you to find the way that leads to the treasure. The verification in direction will be enforced by the number 3. The map maker is going to include three different ways or examples of the same message to make sure you get the message. It's a Templar method of verification that puzzles and confuses the mind because the intelligent mind is not accustom to being told three times. As if you were talking to a kid when he doesn't want to listen! The parent or teacher will mention this to his/her kid several times to get his/her attention! The point will be made secretly to clue in the Templar who knows how to decipher a cipher map? He who doesn't follow the instructions will be lost! One wrong move and you can forget about it! It makes common sense to stay focus on the fact that a treasure map will give you the major mapping first followed by the general mapping ending with the immediate area location, before you start wandering whether you should go to Egypt to find a pyramid? Denial is not just a river in Egypt? Deception is not to be taken lightly or it will cause major pain! It is right to say that once you become good at deciphering maps? You could then be able to take short cuts, but most of you who are going to take the risk of physical trying to locate the treasure cannot afford to do that. Oak island is a good example of what not to do when looking for a ciphered treasure, but it's a good example for making money not having to find it! I want to discuss, next, the last lower right hand window panel in detail to explain more thoroughly how those symbols work with each other in delivering the full message or story that the map maker wants to convey to the reader.
 
The left lower window panel is the third panel to be deciphered in the first order of sequence that defines the third mapping which contains the immediate area of where the treasure is buried. The window's outline square borders, represents the lower square area of New Mexico's hook. Within this area lies 16 Tons of gold and each stack contains 3 Tons of gold, except the top stack which contains only one third which is equal to one Ton of gold. The ciphered equation found below the window verifies the 16 Tons. The final answer to the equation drags you towards the fourth window panel which is the next panel to be deciphered. The window's borders also represent the lower square of New Mexico's hook. This window will define the immediate area to include describing the operation as to how they delivered the gold to the location. All the clues inside the window plus any other clues outside the window can now be answered and answering all the clues will allow you to close each window. This will begin the window closing sequence that is going to be continue by answering left upper window panel next. So we now need to identify the symbolic meaning of the first set or group of symbols starting at the bottom of the right lower window panel. Starting from left to right, the first large triangle represents the exploded view of the immediate area of location. It describes a large circle with a central dot representing the drop zone describing a circular dirt landing strip. The large circle also symbolizes the full moon. The pointed triangle also symbolizes a pyramid or mountain and the point, points to the north giving away the location of the mountain. This graphic drawing has been drawn between the two borders because the area in question lies between the border of Mexico and New Mexico. The double zigzag lines that proceed the large triangle symbolizes crosswinds. The first set of crosswinds go towards the reaching the top of small triangle, also pointing north, with a small dot representing the drop zone previously discussed. The crosswinds will zigzag in and out of triangular mountains to also include crossing a central line representing the border of Mexico and New Mexico towards the east. Together the clues describe the message that the gold was flown in on a small low level flying aircraft. The aircraft flew in from the east parallel to New Mexico's border undercover of the full moon and a mountain to the north of the drop zone. The pilot was an experienced pilot and had to navigate low level crosswinds. He flew in from the west and he flew out towards the east low level flying between several mountains on both sides of the border. The horizontal line above the triangles is also describing the border of New Mexico. There is is a break in the line that describes a point of entry towards the north as a clue that is going to work with the last horizontal line describing the exact point of entry marked by a small triangle. A Symbolic symbol by itself can deliver more than one clue. But, by combining the clues that belong to as a group of symbols, one can begin to decipher and piece together the message that the map maker wants to deliver pertaining to part of the story. Knowing how they brought the gold into New Mexico is no longer a mystery. Today? Deciphering the window panels, is no problem to me because I deciphered 90 % of the Lue map cipher back in 2019. But I know that without cipher experience? The window panels are almost impossible to deciphers. I said almost! LOL!!! So the next panel to completely decipher is the left upper window panel. For this task, one needs to carry the map, put on their boots and find the immediate area in question. Well, that's what you need to do, but for the moment, if you know how to zoom in with the satellite? You don't have to put on your boots just yet! If you get close enough you can decipher a lot of clues? If you're good at deciphering symbolic symbols.
 
Let's try not to leave stones unturned. I forgot to mentioned that there was ten triangles meaning that there was 10 flights taken by the pilot William Eliot. He claimed that he carried 1.5 tons of gold each flight. So, there was 1 Ton already waiting in New Mexico. The extra Ton probably belonged to the mystery man, the man who plotted the landing zone, the man in charge of burying the gold. The mystery secret German spy that Trabuco forgot to mention as his accomplice! The German secret spy who created the cipher. The only one alive who knew where the gold was buried, until he shot himself? Leaving Trabuco and his Mexican business partners wandering? Where did the German buried the gold?
 
The left upper panel will describe how your going to approach the area. It is going to describe the immediate road that leads to the border. These dirt roads were there in 1933. The border patrol used these roads along the border. They used these same roads to transport the gold. Nobody would ever pay attention to this area because there was no body living out there. The symbolic symbols are going to tell you what to do and what to look for. If you don't be me? Then get the eye in the sky or the satellite ready so you can see for yourself! When you find the area you're going to plot the dirt road that leads to the area. You're going to take note of the curves on the road plus any exits or dead end exits that you see. There basically only one road that leads to that area and one road that rides along the border. You must be willing to zoom in on the area if you want to decipher the window panel. Because the map maker is not going wrong directions, in fact he is taking you step by step deciphering each symbol in the right order for your convenience. The symbols at the top of the window will be read first left to right. It is a complete message and the message has been written in an eastern direction. So the actual layout of the message describes your direction when you reach the road that goes along the border. When you turn east on the road make sure that you have your map and do what the message is trying to tell you to see or do? I recommend you spending sometime viewing the area so you can identify what the symbols mean? I cannot decipher the symbols for you if you are not ready or know what the armrest looks like. At this time someone reading this thread should post what you see and describe the area or post a photo of what you think is the area. If you find it and you show me, I will continue the deciphering. If not then you do it yourself.
 
Have to ask, if you are interpreting the map, why are you not using the original, unannotated map...particularly since there was no precedence for the version you are using before 1995?
 
In 2019, I ran into the story of Trabuco's lost gold. As a treasure hunter I accustomed to think that most stories, especially told by a pirate, do not contain the full story. Out of all the treasure that I've read, I never ran into a theif or pirate who wasn't hiding part of the story. They speak the truth but never the full truth. Especially the truth that they are trying to covey. Their message have hidden clues. For example no pirate will burry that much gold in a high altitude when there are many people living in the area. No pirate will burry that much gold in the plain desert unless they are far away from the public and they a form off cover which they will use to spy on anyone who's coming while they hid the treasure. So you can forget about all the places that could hear or see an airplane fly by, especially in mountain range areas. The desert is not always plain. There are some areas of the desert that are going to end up near mountains or hills. So when Trabuco said that the gold was buried in the desert? I said no not true! Unless there is some form of cover! He was right! He did burry the gold in the desert. But he new that by saying the desert, which is quite large and covers the southwestern part of New Mexico, he was hiding the truth about the desert being close to some mountains in a very lonely place. So I did what I'm trained to do, which is find a great location to transport gold into New Mexico where nobody would even noticed. The location had to be near a dirt road and it have a sort of level ground. So I found and chose the same area that the Nazi German found. I study the area for days because that's what you're supposed to do in order to look for clues. A month earlier I had ran into the Lue map story, I took a Quick Look at it and I couldn't see a beginning to the map. So I skip it because I was occupied with other cipher maps. So after studying Trabuco's story, I ran into the Lue map again and it came to mind how both story were from New Mexico. The fact that both story buried tons of gold caught my attention. So I searched for more information and found several maps that looked almost identical. Each one of them had something that the other one did not have? The one that I chose was the one that contained information or clues outside the window because I'm trained in mainly in deciphering symbolic symbols. I usually led someone else do the cryptic deciphering part. But when there is no cryptic part then it's all part of what I do! So the main focus was on the one containing more information plus it had the clues that would help you start the game of hid and seek! From the very beginning this map had everything you needed to know! This was the master map belonging to the map maker! Without this map no one was going to find the location. I knew that Trabuco also mentioned that the treasure was towards the west, meaning the west part of New Mexico's desert, where the sun goes down. He also mentioned the land mark, which can only be a border. That information puts you in the hook of New Mexico. I was all ready there and I wanted to know if the Lue map would take me there? Guess what? It took me to the same place that I was curious about cause I was sure that the area was great hiding area to bring in the gold the load it up and transport it towards the north. I wanted to know everything about the German spy and his connection to Trabuco. If Trabuco knew the drop zone, then why did he not come back for the gold? Instead he complained about his gold being somewhere in the desert? This was a secret illegal money laundering operation not to mention working with a spy! The only thing he could say is that he lost his gold because the German Nazi was in charge of holding on to the gold and Trabuco trusted him. The spy needed this to be a secret and he showed Trabuco a location where the treasure was supposed to be and when the time came Trabuco did not find the gold there. The gold was supposed to be in a small cave near by the map describes the cave. Trabuco was mislead, tricked! Gold missing! Where did it go!!! Trabuco explained by his clues that he knew the area. He lived nearby on the other side of the border, of course miles away but right across to be able to sneak in and extract the gold! His excuse was from where? The U.S. government went as far as t question him before he died, because they were investigating the Nazi spy who also was working the area. The other person who knew about the location was the pilot, but it was no this gold and probably didn't want to get too involved with their illegal operation. He was getting good pay for helping them deliver the gold to the drop zone. Although he made a very deadly mistake on the last drop. He claimed that he couldn't get enough lift on take off and circled back where he saw something he wasn't supposed to see. He got lucky that he wasn't eliminated because of that and he was better off joining the war? I don't know if he joined the war because of that or he just felt the need to fight a war? The reason why I spent a lot of time looking at the area, was because I know that the pirate is going to refer the area and if he uses something in the area I will catch it! So I caught him! It in the map! You need me to explain or you want write about, Randy? Just let me know cause I can't seem to want to give everyone the location because I'm doing all the work and I have already told them the exact immediate area of the drop zone. But I can work with you if you like! I have no problem working with you! I hope I answered your question even though I might of left bits of information out because the story is so long? This writing has several mistakes but I think I got the message across.
 
In 2019, I ran into the story of Trabuco's lost gold. As a treasure hunter I accustomed to think that most stories, especially told by a pirate, do not contain the full story. Out of all the treasure that I've read, I never ran into a theif or pirate who wasn't hiding part of the story. They speak the truth but never the full truth. Especially the truth that they are trying to covey. Their message have hidden clues. For example no pirate will burry that much gold in a high altitude when there are many people living in the area. No pirate will burry that much gold in the plain desert unless they are far away from the public and they a form off cover which they will use to spy on anyone who's coming while they hid the treasure. So you can forget about all the places that could hear or see an airplane fly by, especially in mountain range areas. The desert is not always plain. There are some areas of the desert that are going to end up near mountains or hills. So when Trabuco said that the gold was buried in the desert? I said no not true! Unless there is some form of cover! He was right! He did burry the gold in the desert. But he new that by saying the desert, which is quite large and covers the southwestern part of New Mexico, he was hiding the truth about the desert being close to some mountains in a very lonely place. So I did what I'm trained to do, which is find a great location to transport gold into New Mexico where nobody would even noticed. The location had to be near a dirt road and it have a sort of level ground. So I found and chose the same area that the Nazi German found. I study the area for days because that's what you're supposed to do in order to look for clues. A month earlier I had ran into the Lue map story, I took a Quick Look at it and I couldn't see a beginning to the map. So I skip it because I was occupied with other cipher maps. So after studying Trabuco's story, I ran into the Lue map again and it came to mind how both story were from New Mexico. The fact that both story buried tons of gold caught my attention. So I searched for more information and found several maps that looked almost identical. Each one of them had something that the other one did not have? The one that I chose was the one that contained information or clues outside the window because I'm trained in mainly in deciphering symbolic symbols. I usually led someone else do the cryptic deciphering part. But when there is no cryptic part then it's all part of what I do! So the main focus was on the one containing more information plus it had the clues that would help you start the game of hid and seek! From the very beginning this map had everything you needed to know! This was the master map belonging to the map maker! Without this map no one was going to find the location. I knew that Trabuco also mentioned that the treasure was towards the west, meaning the west part of New Mexico's desert, where the sun goes down. He also mentioned the land mark, which can only be a border. That information puts you in the hook of New Mexico. I was all ready there and I wanted to know if the Lue map would take me there? Guess what? It took me to the same place that I was curious about cause I was sure that the area was great hiding area to bring in the gold the load it up and transport it towards the north. I wanted to know everything about the German spy and his connection to Trabuco. If Trabuco knew the drop zone, then why did he not come back for the gold? Instead he complained about his gold being somewhere in the desert? This was a secret illegal money laundering operation not to mention working with a spy! The only thing he could say is that he lost his gold because the German Nazi was in charge of holding on to the gold and Trabuco trusted him. The spy needed this to be a secret and he showed Trabuco a location where the treasure was supposed to be and when the time came Trabuco did not find the gold there. The gold was supposed to be in a small cave near by the map describes the cave. Trabuco was mislead, tricked! Gold missing! Where did it go!!! Trabuco explained by his clues that he knew the area. He lived nearby on the other side of the border, of course miles away but right across to be able to sneak in and extract the gold! His excuse was from where? The U.S. government went as far as t question him before he died, because they were investigating the Nazi spy who also was working the area. The other person who knew about the location was the pilot, but it was no this gold and probably didn't want to get too involved with their illegal operation. He was getting good pay for helping them deliver the gold to the drop zone. Although he made a very deadly mistake on the last drop. He claimed that he couldn't get enough lift on take off and circled back where he saw something he wasn't supposed to see. He got lucky that he wasn't eliminated because of that and he was better off joining the war? I don't know if he joined the war because of that or he just felt the need to fight a war? The reason why I spent a lot of time looking at the area, was because I know that the pirate is going to refer the area and if he uses something in the area I will catch it! So I caught him! It in the map! You need me to explain or you want write about, Randy? Just let me know cause I can't seem to want to give everyone the location because I'm doing all the work and I have already told them the exact immediate area of the drop zone. But I can work with you if you like! I have no problem working with you! I hope I answered your question even though I might of left bits of information out because the story is so long? This writing has several mistakes but I think I got the message across.
So you're suggesting that the LUE and Trabuco's gold are the same?
 

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