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The government officials that claim the loot in the name of "government property" might if they do find the thing!Originally posted by PGreenCobraOriginally posted by Trip McNeely -
"yall see anything down there?"
Nope. by the way, I quit!"If I asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses." - Henry FordComment
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Anyone speak polish or German? I cannot understand chit!Comment
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So, did they find anything or not? I have no fucking idea what's going on.Comment
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This what I found...Originally posted by Ratt View Post
#Goldtrain First Two excavations unsuccessful. On depths 5 and 7 meters were solid rocks. 3 excavation tomorrow. #justkeepdiggingCan't beat them, Join their NEW message board !!Comment
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Sounds like another Oak Island dig. They will probably trigger some trap and it will fill with dirt, or kill someone.Comment
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I think that about sums it up...they dug into the embankment right where part of this anomaly was they scanned and found natural rock. You know they would try what felt like the best chance firs AND they tried in two places with nothing....
Weird that the other group who said there was not a train did say that there was a tunnel there though i believe
a bit more to the story
"In November, the mayor of Wałbrzych agreed. Madej got together a team of eight scientists, and they sold exclusive rights to their research to the Discovery Channel, which, in return, paid for their travel and accommodation."
Curious if they are making a miniseries about this and the first "digs" were for the show......Comment
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yuuuuppp...
The cable network announced Friday it has begun production on a documentary going behind the scenes of investigators researching the exceedingly dramatic claim, which might (or might not) culminate with the opening of a buried transport vehicle filled with gold and priceless artwork that hasn’t been seen since 1945. The last living witness to the train’s burial allegedly died a few years ago, revealing its location to a pair of treasure hunters who recently took their claim to the Polish government in hopes of receiving a 10 percent finders fee if the train is recovered. Some very preliminary analysis of the site has bolstered these initial reports, with authorities in Walbrzych treading carefully since there are concerns such a site could contain, yes, booby traps.
“We are honored to be collaborating with Mayor Szelemej … to help chronicle what will no doubt continue to be a globally captivating story, and could be one of the most significant World War II archeological finds ever made,” said Marjorie Kaplan, President of Content for Discovery Networks International.
Added Olgierd Dobrzynski, General Manager, Discovery Networks Poland: “We are proud to have the world’s eyes on Poland as we stand alongside our local partners to capture these events as they unfold. We look forward to sharing this story around the world in a way that only Discovery can through its global networks and rich heritage of capturing these monumental moments in history.”
We’re told Discovery has landed the rights to film this current exploratory stage of the Walbrzych investigation. If a train is indeed found, one expects interest in the site will skyrocket and the filming situation will get more competitive.
The train went missing in 1945, CNN reported previously, when the Soviet army was closing in on Nazi forces. The legend has it that the train left Germany loaded with armaments and treasure, then vanished. The theory is that the Germans buried the train several meters below the surface, beside the tracks. The site has since been sealed off by Polish soldiers to prevent people from getting too close.
Of course, the train might not be there at all — let alone be loaded up with The Amber Room and the Ark of the Covenant. And even if it does exist … does Al Capone’s vault ring a bell?Comment
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does Al Capone’s vault ring a bell?
see post #7
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"If I asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses." - Henry FordComment
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So we can find oil 10k feet deep and pipes buried in the ground but a giant metal train is a mystery?Comment
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Still not there...
Explorers of the #goldtrain Andreas Richter and Piotr Koper at the press conference today - their faces are not happy...
$37000 - cost excavation of the gold train paid by Mr Richer and Koper, explorers of gold train.
Today the end of the second day excavation of the gold train. Second bad day. Tomorrow further work in the third excavation. Hope dies last...Can't beat them, Join their NEW message board !!Comment
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Just like being able to see all the forest animals with thermal, but can never see a bigfoot.Originally posted by GrayStangGT View Post"Self-government won't work without self-discipline." - Paul HarveyComment
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