Has Anyone Ever Found Knights of the Golden Circle Treasure?

We can let our lawyers determine the legality of your terms of service.  No matter how you try to spin it, my research is NOT your property and never will be.  
I've thought about it as long as I intend to and, as I stated before, I don't have time to waste on sites like this so there is no need to wait until the morning for anything.  Christian also owes the 171 members of the Bloody Bill Anderson Mystery group an apology for lying about their participation which, in fact, has amounted to well over 100 thousand combined hours of research and hard work for which none of us receive any pay nor do we want any.  We just want the truth about our history to be revealed.  We won't stand idly by as foreigners try to tell us what our history is or isn't.
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There you go lying again.  Anyone who knows me knows I am not a racist and fighting back against those foreigners who lie about and distort our history does not make one a racist.  Just like the other cowards, GoldDigger1950 and Rational Observer, you Christian resort to name-calling and lying when you are at too great a distance to get what you deserve.  I will be advertising your website for what it is all over the Internet as time permits.
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If I can find a way to remove myself as a member now, I will be doing so before Christian wakes up.  I can hardly see how he can sleep much being in the same bed with his two overweight bedfellows, GoldDigger1950 and Rational Observer, though.       
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	No kidding?  Redbone Cave?  You mean out in Colbert county around Muscle Shoals?  If that's the same place, all I can say is dang. When I was a college student My mom moved to Florence.  My brother was still in high school, and when I would go up to visit the family, my brother would take me to Redbone Cave for parties with his degenerate friends.  There'd be a couple of kegs, a few sacks of bud, maybe some mushrooms, and a couple of hundred people whooping it up out there.  Giant bonfires in the mouth of the cave.  They partied out there because it was so far off the beaten track that nobody would complain, and the cops never showed up.  I never heard of any history of treasure being in there or I'd have spent a lot more time poking around in the cave rather than getting wasted in front of it.

I don't think it is the same red bone cave, but you are right there is supposedly a cave full of Spanish gold and silver in a cave somewhere on the Tennessee river near Muscle Shoals.

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Knights of the Golden Circle Treasure Maps 9
Underground Discovery
By Dr. John Melancon

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"Knights of the Golden Circle Treasure Maps varied greatly in the methodology of hiding. In the last KGC article (#8) I included a photograph of one of the location items from an actual KGC site.

As you view this sign, it is clear that it is a pointer. Upon finding such an item, most treasure hunters would go the direction of the upper point of triangle, believing that the point between the keys would be the directional indicator. While this is true, you will have a most difficult time retrieving the treasure. Whenever the KGC sends me directly to a location I become very wary. I have had enough experience with death traps to proceed cautiously. Going directly to a large cache will get people killed. In this case, the keys unlock the secrets. The thinking of the Knights of the Golden Circle while constructing their treasure maps was pretty straightforward but they were still deceptive. The pointer takes you immediately to the treasure complete with death awaiting you. The distance was not the length of the bar as explained in article 8, the length of the bar gave the distance to the locations the keys were pointing! The locations that the keys pointed to gave away the interpretation of distance and gave more ?keys? to opening the ?vault?. So the thinking was straightforward as I said. Keys unlock things. They did here too. But they were deceptive, knowing the average person would ignore the keys and go straight to the location. This would ultimately protect their treasure through death traps and get rid of the person attempting to take it without their permission. I have seen this type of indicator used primarily in the Southwest U.S. and as of yet not elsewhere.

Of special interest, I was just given a photograph copy of a Knights of the Golden Circle treasure map template and I have been asked to resolve what was carved into stone. It is very unusual to see such a template carved on stone and left in a place that is easily discovered. This KGC treasure map is in the Southwest once again and has two crossed arrows with a pointer immediately between the arrows. Similar to the photo of the sign we just discussed. One of the arrows does not have a tip, but rather a short dialogue in place of the arrowhead. Stay tuned, hunters, I am thinking of working this treasure map template through and explaining parts of this as we resolve this one. This Knights of the Golden Circle treasure map template ?in stone? is just a few miles from a major repository that has already been discovered."

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