Doc Noss - Victoria Peak Treasure

A couple years ago i did some research on vpeak. It is the same as what ur talking about. There is a lot out there, about the government, including keeping people quite. If u can put it all together in one book I think it would be good reading for those who dont know.

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Hello Victorio Peak

Thank you for the interesting post. If you have more documents I would be interested in seeing them. I am open minded on the subject especially if there is verifiable documentation of sorts support any claims. Please forgive some of our healthy but some times overzealous cynicism as like with all treasure legends there have been many claims and counter claims. Now you have most probably have seen that yourself in your own research on the subject.

 To me that is what makes treasure legends so interesting.

Do please continue as it sounds that you have have done some interesting interesting research.

Hardluck

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		Quote:			Posted by GUESS WHO
	Hi Alex ~  Did the actual author or his publisher give you permission to publish this?

Yes he did. I was the Director of Operations of the Victorio Peak Project in the 90's.  I must admit that I have done little independent research,  there was no need I was right in the middle of it all.  I have hundreds of hours of video tapes of Letha, Dorothy, daughters of Ova Noss and step daughters of Doc Noss.  They were in their 80's at the time.  Along with their interviews I had Marvin, Letha's brother, Wes and Jerry Cheatham Letha's boys as well.  All are dead now.  The only surviving members are Jim and Terry Delonas of which Terry was the General Partner for the Ova Noss Famly Parthnership (ONFP)
Terry is the one who spearheaded the project and lives in Orange County, California as do I.
Terry cooperated with Jack completely and felt his work was the best he had ever seen.  So,  Jack had full access to the Noss files.  I have full access to the Noss files as well and was given permission to use any information I deemed necessary to educate the world of this story and Jack's books that are soon to publish.  The other fellow is correct on trying to sell books.  So what? It's the most definitive and exhaustive work to date. These new books make,   "100 Tons of Gold" look like a children's book.  There are 1200 pages of detailed research, documents, photos, letters from Doc Noss, etc. 
Letha wasn't the most trusting person.  Even during the project years she kept her "foot lockers", locked and off limits.  She delivered information as needed but spoke freely on her years at the Peak with Doc.  The new Victorio Peak website will contain some of the videos I speak of.  The rest are being prepared for a documentary.

As far as treasure hunting blogs as Rodney Dangerfield would say,  "this is a tough room".  I fully understand the cautious concern but I do appreciate your sincere comments and lust for history and treasure stories.  Now for some more pictures.

cheers,

-alex


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That is true. Can u share the pictures. I would like to take a look. There appears to be a small amout burried near one of the roads. I think this is what doc was going to use to bargin with the enginer he hired at one time, before he died. A look at the pictures would be great if u can post them. thanks.

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	Hello Victorio Peak What happened to Leonard Vernon Fiege and Thomas Berlett after the lie detector examination. ? Did they ever try to get involved with the treasure again with the Noss family or on their own? Thanking you in advance.  Hardluck.

My understanding is that Fiegge was murdered.  I will check with Jack, it's in the book.  I can tell you that Fiegge was interviewed by Dan Rather when 60 Minutes visited the Peak.  This video and others will be available on the victoriopeak.com website shortly.  I will post back to you on Fiegge.  Tom Berlett,  I met once in a hotel in 1990 in Las Cruces as we prepared to go to the Peak.  He wasn't very friendly,  he seemed threatened.  The reason for this,  as it was explained to me,  he was claiming the treasure.  His position was that he discovered something different than Doc Noss.  The Noss family claims everything on the Peak.  A foolish position to take,  we were the only game in town with access to the Peak.   We feel we already know where he went in.  It's the same location the military entered after he showed them the access point.  It's this same location that the captain in charge of the illegal dig left evidence of their dig.  This location was only made know by Fiegge and Berlett.  As far as I know Tom lives in Chicago.

I have attached a couple of theft evidence photos within the Peak.  These photos are inside of the area where Fiegge and Berlett made their access to Victorio Peak.

The first picture, the wide shot is within Soldier's Hole as it became known.  The Captain Orby Swanner's name can be seen just above to the right of the person in the cave.  The second picture is a close up of Swanner's name on the wall.  This was the date of one of the removals.




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-alex

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