Solving the Beale Papers

[The Enigmatist]

Franklin- Completely agree- The 2906 reference is too specific of a number, far too random and yet so very specific as to be anything but a Masonic reference to the building/destruction/rebuilding of Solomon's Temple. If you read my book, you'll see that when C1 is mapped out in graphic form (all the number arranged in columns and rows), the location of 2906 as well as the location of the other 9 numbers too large to receive a value from the DOI, becomes much more apparent. The 6 locations of the letter G for example, when located on this grid, produce 777 (G being a letter attached to the compass/square in American Freemasonry), when the location of each number's row and column (i.e- 5th row, 7th column would mean 5 x 7 = 35). These six locations, produce the constellation of Phoenix when attached to 1817: the year Cryptic Rite Masonry was first established in Virginia. Impossible for this to all be coincidence.

 

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[The Enigmatist]

Franklin- One other thing. The Gillogly String. I believe the answer to this conundrum is rather simple. When all three ciphers are arranged in grid form and all three are "solved" using the Beale-version DOI, the string appears in C1....but what also appears are additional words which aren't immediately obvious because they are lacking context. Here's the solution to Gillogly's string; Grid C2 into rows and columns as well. Then take letters found at exactly the same row and column from C2 and "import" them into the location of the Gillogly string on C1. This produces "The First D" on the first line and "Posit" on the second. This would seem a benign solve except for the fact that the short phase "A FACT" appears both horizontally AND vertically directly above the word "posit". The vertical version only appears when the cipher is gridded. Additionally, directly above "The First D", the word "Dalet" appears. A "Dalet" (or Dallet), is the name of the Hebrew letter D, which is also a delta in Greek, and a triangle; the symbol of Masonry- which in effect is exactly the first D. "Posit a fact; Dalet, the First D". The two embedded words found within C1 make no sense and have zero context until the material from C2 is imported; one grouping literally complementing and completing the other. Again, like 2906- just too perfect a fit to be coincidence- for what does "posit" actually mean?

 

[The Enigmatist]

Location of Beale's Treasure- at the heart of traditional Virginia- coincidence?

 

[releventchair]

Posit | Define Posit at Dictionary.com

 

[TN_Guest1523]

Franklin- One other thing. The Gillogly String. I believe the answer to this conundrum is rather simple. When all three ciphers are arranged in grid form and all three are "solved" using the Beale-version DOI, the string appears in C1....but what also appears are additional words which aren't immediately obvious because they are lacking context. Here's the solution to Gillogly's string; Grid C2 into rows and columns as well. Then take letters found at exactly the same row and column from C2 and "import" them into the location of the Gillogly string on C1. This produces "The First D" on the first line and "Posit" on the second. This would seem a benign solve except for the fact that the short phase "A FACT" appears both horizontally AND vertically directly above the word "posit". The vertical version only appears when the cipher is gridded. Additionally, directly above "The First D", the word "Dalet" appears. A "Dalet" (or Dallet), is the name of the Hebrew letter D, which is also a delta in Greek, and a triangle; the symbol of Masonry- which in effect is exactly the first D. "Posit a fact; Dalet, the First D". The two embedded words found within C1 make no sense and have zero context until the material from C2 is imported; one grouping literally complementing and completing the other. Again, like 2906- just too perfect a fit to be coincidence- for what does "posit" actually mean?

Transposition cipher in Jim Gillogly’s Beale sequence

112 18 147 436 195 320 37 122 113 6 140 8 120 305 42 58 461 44 106 301 13 408

147 = A
301 = h
305 = k

AHK Hebrew term for "brother."

120 = J
106 = o
6 = h
44 = n

42 = L

13 = P
140 = i
408 = p
37 = e
112 = r

320 = D
8 = i
113 = g

461, 58 = M M = 2000 Roman Numerals


18, 195, 436, 122 = BFBF left of 22 letters 18 used

 

[ECS]

...and what does this have to do with what Enigmatist has presented?
Is this Gillogly string cipher name you posted a Freemason connected to the Beale story?

 

[TN_Guest1523]

...and what does this have to do with what Enigmatist has presented?
Is this Gillogly string cipher name you posted a Freemason connected to the Beale story?

The Gillogly String

 

[Benjamin Gates]

Circle leads to Col John L Piper

Using the circle drawing from Enigmatist, I drew the same on Google Earth. Then researching for a John L Piper as Jean Laf suggests,
I found a Col John L Piper buried in Altoona PA and he was a Mason, "AHK Hebrew term for brother". Fairview cemetery is within a half mile
of the circle's radius.

Col John L Piper (1821 - 1878) - Find A Grave Memorial

 

[ECS]

I don't believe that is the John L Piper that Laf is referring.

 

[TN_Guest1523]

I don't believe that is the John L Piper that Laf is referring.

Col. John L Piper was born in 1821, the box with ciphers was 1822 ?
Good Work Gates !

 

[tad10]

These six locations, produce the constellation of Phoenix when attached to 1817: the year Cryptic Rite Masonry was first established in Virginia. Impossible for this to all be coincidence.

This is interesting and relevant to the Beale for reasons having nothing to do with Freemasonry or 1817. I will have to order your book it seems.

 

[tad10]

Revised Review Below

 

[Rebel - KGC]

LOL!

 

[franklin]

My copy arrived today. Initial thoughts:

1. You make the same mistake everyone else does with the Beale, assuming the mistakes in the decipher are actually a mistake.

2. That said, I find your many graphs quite helpful, even if your theory is dead wrong.

Unfortunately, like most things, you already need to know what you're looking for to realize that the mistakes aren't actually mistakes (hindsight = 20/20 and etc).

Still, an A for presentation and effort, but a D for your theory.

Trevor

I presume now you are claiming you have it all figured out like all the rest. That would make about 101 posters now that have deciphered C1 and C3. Have you found the treasure yet?

 

[tad10]

I presume now you are claiming you have it all figured out like all the rest. That would make about 101 posters now that have deciphered C1 and C3. Have you found the treasure yet?

Not at all, I'm still working on the decipher, as my post in the other thread should have indicated: it is a very knotty problem. My only advantage over you and Stewart is that I've identified most (but not all) of the plaintexts used in the encoding and I have a pretty good idea what treasure the Beale hides (if it is not some incredibly elaborate hoax).

I haven't finished Stewart's book: so I'll just make two more comments on it for now:

Instead of asserting that the errors in C2 (when compared to the Beale Papers provided DOI) or the letters are examples that show the Beale Pages must be an entirely fictional document, hiding nothing; he should have asked himself the following question: "Why are there exactly nine "f" and nine "r" errors in C2 when compared to the Beale provided DOI."


Stewart, is however, exactly right that the Beale Party is simply a cover story and I do appreciate that the first twenty or so pages of his book are a reasonably thorough attack on any theory that assumes the Beale Party story is true.

Cheers

Trevor

 

[ECS]

Col. John L Piper was born in 1821, the box with ciphers was 1822 ?
Good Work Gates !

Jackson Ward Alderman, Thomas J Beale, was born in Richmond in 1823.

 

[tad10]

Doesn't look like Enigmatist has been on for a month, but in case he checks this thread without logging in....

Paul, I sent you a PM.


Cheers,

Trevor

 

[TN_Guest1523]

Doesn't look like Enigmatist has been on for a month, but in case he checks this thread without logging in....

Paul, I sent you a PM.


Cheers,

Trevor

He moves around a lot, his work, family and selling his books . I found having a book out there is too much work unless you co-author .

 

[Rebel - KGC]

Doesn't look like Enigmatist has been on for a month, but in case he checks this thread without logging in....

Paul, I sent you a PM.


Cheers,

Trevor

"Enig" is PROBABLY still in China; Disney Resort - China opened up about two weeks ago...

 

[tad10]

"Enig" is PROBABLY still in China; Disney Resort - China opened up about two weeks ago...

He replied to my PM, so he's somewhere with Internet access at least ;-)

Thanks

Trev