Lost Dutchman Goldmine

>>They seem reasonable to us nuts.<<

Excellent.

The first step to becoming sane is to admit you are a "nut". Hopefully this will be the beginning of your rehabilitation.

Now please go away.

Poor Joe,

You need to see about either switching medications already or increasing the dosage. Whatever you are using right now is woefully inadequate.

You are a sick, sick individual and need help.

I really hope you get it.........

Zentull

I do not know for sure. The question is did Walter have the TIME to be interested in any other lost mines? Based on him ending his search for the LDM in the 40s because of family issues...the answer is..probably not.

P

I highly recommend THE MYSTERY OF E TROOP by Gregory Michino for a thoughtful analysis of what may or may not have happened in the area of Deep Ravine. It casts the battle in a little different light and theorizes that the ravine where the 28 bodies of E Troop were found was not Deep Ravine at all. ...

Very insightfull..............

>>My own pills are starting to kick in, so I will pack it in.<<

Lets hope they work this time round.......................

Poor Joe.

There you go again, acting all cranky and crazy.

Its ok, most (all?) Forum members know what your deal is. Remember, we are all trying to help. Really. We KNOW you cant help all the idiotic things you keep saying and you need the therapy the Forum provides , etc etc.....

>>I do like the fact, that no matter what topic I post to, or where I go here, Peter will follow .....<

Not true. Not true at all.

Peter will NOT follow to the moderated forums. hint hint.....

How do you know I was refering to yourself as the Forum MORON?


Hmmm..maybe that hospital stay did help a little bit.......

>>You have posted a lot lately. That's a good thing. <<

Maybe Greg was posting because the Forum MORON wasnt............

Far-fetched I know, but the brief respite from your constant BS did seem to have the Forum thriving in your absence.

All LDM has been kind enough to share some interesting, insightful knowledge with you all. He didnt give any secrets away, but this thread has touched upon some of the most compelling theories and evidence relating to modern Dutch Hunter thinking. No silly Stone or Pefil Maps, no innane theories, ju...

krf

Completely agree with you as far as Corbin holding info about gold samples close to the vest. Wonder if it had anything to do with book sales?

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Roger I beleive that Walter used that Barnard map. Some of the landmarks on that map are mixed up. Dont know whether or not that was done on purpose. Walter was close in his conclusions about the boulder choked "draw". el dorado Knowing what I know about the terrain alone, there is no chan...

El Dorado

>>Carrying gold in just seems a waste of time. <<

Why?

Whats the big deal about carrying a couple of ore samples? Not sure why you (and others) have such a hard time with this.

>>Seems odd a man would take gold into the mountains when the purpose of his trip was to validate his theory of where the mine was located<< WHY ? . If he was on to something importent there would be plenty of time later on to compare samples. I THINK WALTER REALIZED THAT HIS "TIME WAS SHORT&qu...

If the imposter was part of Jake's crew, I suspect that when told to contact the Attorney General, even they got cold feet? GOOD OBSERVATION Another quote from the Kollenborn article when they were searching for Gassler's camp. "Gassler had told Corbin he hauled his water in one gallon plastic ...

Jesse Agree 100%. If Jakes people were involved in moving the body, then whatever time they did so hardly matters as they indeed could have had a couple of guys take it down the trail on an animal and a couple more making sure the area was clear. Checked the lunar calendar. it was dark of moon durin...