Seeking Treasure Hunter with Exp. in Philippines!

[Quicktapmcgoo]

hello there! I'm on a very urgent, time-sensitive search for experienced treasure hunters who have either searched in the Philippines before, or are VERY familiar with the Yamashita gold legends, facts, history, etc. To be clear, this search is for an on-air, paid position for network cable. Mods, please feel free to verify my ID.

 

[vpnavy]

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[Quicktapmcgoo]

Looking now, thank you!

 

[renantagum30]

the secret of japanese treasure outwits all the smartness and advanced geophysical equipment of the americans and europeans. for lost gold world war series , another one bites the dust and failed again. i hope your team will be able to recover it and be successful.

 

[tabu]

the secret of japanese treasure outwits all the smartness and advanced geophysical equipment of the americans and europeans. for lost gold world war series , another one bites the dust and failed again. i hope your team will be able to recover it and be successful.

It’s not going to be easy. Ideally a featured hunt for a Yamashita treasure should have a successful conclusion and not leave viewers disappointed with an ending punctuated with a big question mark. The World War II Japanese were true masters of the art of treasure concealment- - willing to go the distance in hiding their loot and covering their tracks with elaborate and highly sophisticated “decoy” system in tandem with their scientifically designed and engineered method of safekeeping such booty.

Frankly, in order to succeed in this undertaking- - the collaboration and participation of the Japanese in the treasure hunt is crucial. Of course, they will not cooperate for the obvious reason that they are as interested as anybody else in recovering for themselves what they have painstakingly hidden.