The secret treasure hunt solved

This is the location of the 8th cask explained, I've had this information for more than a year now, and finally decided to just put it out there for someone else to dig up rather than try taking a trip to go get it, as it would cost more in travel costs than the cask is actually worth.

[steveb]

Didn't Byron Preiss confirm there was a casque in Houston though? The clues still line up with Houston much more than Winston-Salem. Also, the three casques all found have been in public parks, not road medians.

[tenzinite]

Your family does expensive YouTube treasure hunts but you can't afford to buy a plane ticket to dig up a cask worth more than the plane ticket?

[dustindurham]

The bridge was built in 98 sorry if this puts a hole in your theory, but good job putting this together!

[TribalBananaa]

But, if you got the gem from the key, wouldn't it certainly be cost effective?

[Nightverslonn]

The Persian theme indicates this cask is in Houston as Houston has the largest Iranian immigrant population. The longitude and latitude are in the leaves in the painting also. The column is the shape of Hermann Park.

[EtherealAriel]

Your solution to the puzzle could be any two trees that distance apart. This is ridiculous.

[Joe-vbfs]

Expedition unknown is awesome and also this is really cool!

[anthonymedina]

main verse is "in between 4 alike small, split, three winged and slight" and all u said was oh there's a road that goes 3ways and there's some buildings that u walk by. na bro u need to be standing in the center of 4 alike then u will b on the treasure grounds and from there u look back and there's a spout. but the main thing is is standing between 4 alike

[logtec]

I know exactly where one is buried too, but I don’t have a shovel.

[radiatorbacon]

Hey, I live in NC, and I have been so interested in these guys, I have the book and have worked through all of them (based on some of the extra help from the internet) and I wanted to know if you think it would be a good idea to organize a small party to go get it? Whenever I talked about these to people one of the main things I meantioned was the fact that if I ever plan to dig for one I would want to get the authorities involved and maybe a news station. This is mainly because I don't want to break laws, and I want the world to find it with the person who does. Because you know no one really solved it alone anyways. It's basically come down to who has the biggest balls to deface property, and the city's involvement diminshes that risk. I want to know what YOU think, because I think I could make it down to Salem at some point, but only if the authorities or park rangers will help me dig this sucker up! And just to let you know, if I do find it I will see if any kind of museum actually wants it, because at this point those things belong to nobody and even the people who find them really can't say they own them, because the entirety of America does, they are a mystery that we all love and deserve to be a part of.

[mem]

I will never understand how people don’t use the longitude and latitude in the paintings. However, interesting on your theory

[publickdefendrr]

Nice job!!!

Everyone seems to be 100% convinced that the #12 painting is referring to NYC...

Well, I'm just curious if anyone has checked out "Flagler Monument Island Park" in Biscayne Bay, Miami Beach, FL.
The Flagler Monument Island matches up the clues far better than in anything in New York IMHO... Most match up perfectly!

The monument was in part created as a greeting for immigrants coming from all over the Caribbean and South America. It was also originally a HUGE gray clock laying flat in the middle of the bay, and the monument in the center is/was the sundial, ie. the shadow from it told the time .

This occurred until mother nature and hurricanes changed everything, so now it's just an island with the monument where ppl go by boat to hang out and picnic. It's a big jet-sking hotspot "in the summer time", and those things can be pretty loud!

The island just North of it is called "Bell Island" (with a B).

The artist who made the clock on the island discovered ancient Indian artifacts, and there's a bronze plaque on the island commemorating this fact!

If you look at this Island from Google Earth you'll be able to see the other clues fairly easily I think...

Google this island and I think you just might forget about NY. Although I would think that there's a box in NY somewhere - on some other painting.. Good Luck... And you're welcome! 👍🏻✌🏼

(I only ask for 15% if someone reading this finds it there 🙌🏼)

[danjohnson]

Good computer work. the overlays are convincing along with Camel, Lion and tea spout... You posted in Mar and not found yet... Being so close to the road it is unlikley right their but could be near by. I am time challenged and in Texas.

[TheDazeez]

Out of curiosity have you researched any specific immigration related to Winston-Salem? It seems as if each puzzle has a different immigration theme

[DylanFowler]

Are you going to be doing vids about the other stones?

[aidanmyers]

How deep do you think it would be buried?

[brandybranderson]

I new it was North Carolina!!!! Camel city. I95 Randy rhino!

[therealnoahkim]

I found Thank you so much if you want I can email you my details and we can talk about the “secret” and what I got from the authors family!

[Aaronius_Maximus]

Has anyone contacted you about going to see if this is correct yet?

[rodneyguan]

This theory is rather debatable. Every other location is a waterfront city. Winston Salem is inland. Every other location was near or in a popular tourist attraction by a waterfront park. Your location is between two random trees on the side of the road. Interesting to say the least but not so quite. Unfortunately I live in Toronto and can't prove this and I am only providing my own opinion.
Cheers!