FBI joins secret treasure hunt for legendary gold stash worth more than $500million
The FBI has joined a centuries-long treasure hunt for gold thought to be buried in Pennsylvania, USA, after being lost or stolen in the Battle of Gettysberg in 1863
Dennis Parada (pictured) and his son Kem believe the gold was found and say they re entitled to a finders fee from the FBI (Facebook)
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Elk County Gold Coverup - Legal Action
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The legend of Pennsylvania s lost gold lives on as treasure-hunting group pushes FBI for documents
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Pennsylvania lawyer investigating whether FBI uncovered $400 million worth of Civil War gold | Print this article
A Pennsylvania lawyer is investigating whether the Federal Bureau of Investigation found $400 million worth of Civil War gold nearly three years ago and subsequently lied about the discovery and covered it up.
The lawyer, William Cluck, said a magistrate judge in Harrisburg sealed documents from the public in a March 2018 excavation involving the FBI,
PennLive reported. Cluck wants the judge to unseal the documents related to the case.
Cluck is representing Finders Keepers LLC, a treasure-hunting company he says reported the possibility of gold in the Dent’s Run area of Elk County to federal authorities.