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"Not Digging the Earth, but Digging the Truth: Bill's True Path"

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There is something to think about and guess, we need to find the cache, if he survived, and find out the truth, that is, follow his trail... look not for gold, but for the truth
 
To look for treasure,
Especially if not real
Make anything up.
 
Just because the treasure wasn't found doesn't mean it doesn't exist. He didn't hide the chest itself—he hid the map. And in his first letter, he says plainly: figure it out yourselves. The cache exists, but no one's looking for it—they're looking for the gold, and they need to find a way to it... Everyone's fallen for the deception, looking for a nonexistent book and nonexistent keys...
 
...and a non-existent map.
 
According to the TBP the gold that everyone is looking for is
  • 38.3 cm on each side
  • 15.1 inches on each side
  • A cube a little larger than a standard basketball (a basketball is about 24 cm in diameter; this gold cube would be roughly 1½ basketballs on each edge).
According to my decoding, there are 10 one-ton pots even
 
According to the TBP the gold that everyone is looking for is
  • 38.3 cm on each side
  • 15.1 inches on each side
  • A cube a little larger than a standard basketball (a basketball is about 24 cm in diameter; this gold cube would be roughly 1½ basketballs on each edge).
According to my decoding, there are 10 one-ton pots even
Gold weighs 1207 pounds per cubic foot....
According to the TBP the gold that everyone is looking for is
  • 38.3 cm on each side
  • 15.1 inches on each side
  • A cube a little larger than a standard basketball (a basketball is about 24 cm in diameter; this gold cube would be roughly 1½ basketballs on each edge).
According to my decoding, there are 10 one-ton pots even
2.67 cubic feet weighs well over 3000#...
 
According to the TBP the gold that everyone is looking for is
  • 38.3 cm on each side
  • 15.1 inches on each side
  • A cube a little larger than a standard basketball (a basketball is about 24 cm in diameter; this gold cube would be roughly 1½ basketballs on each edge).
According to my decoding, there are 10 one-ton pots even
We need to look not for gold, but for the truth...the little thing he hid.👈👈👈
 

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