Wasn't there a story about a guy finding a shit ton of gold on his property and when he called the government they seized it? I can't find info on it without the story being drowned out by the cia agent who stole all the gold
>>538319105i'm remembering something about somebody finding a civil war cache or somethingi never looked into it, though
In the USA, if you have large quantities of money, more than 10 thousand dollars that isn't inside the Remphanic Jewish Matrix like bank cash etc, stuff that regularly leaves a trail, then the USA government can basically steal it and force you to prove innocence. The "Innocent until proven guilty in a court of law" is just an illusion, you don't actually have this right, or said another way, your right to be not be investigated, only matters in places where it doesn't matter to the Jewish Pyramid Power Goyim slopping extortion concentration camp Matrix. You have 35 pounds of gold, that's an issue of national security, that gold can buoy a thousand trillion new US Dollars alone, by teleporting it back to the federal reserve and its hidden vaults of underground gold. 35 pounds of gold is like 88 trillion US Dollars now.You god damned right that gold isn't yours. It's Hashem's. And he love robbery, and you just got robbed. Happy 250th, you're living in an Elysium Egyptian-improved Jewish kingdom.
>>538319200This is exactly what I'm talking about.
>>538319253>Demoralizing post>Didn't bump
>>538319258Dents Run, Pennsylvania~135 miles NE of PittsburghDennis and Kem Parada with Finders Keepersground sensing radar or some such thing detected a 9-ton mass with the density of goldit seems like the fbi may have excavated the gold and stolen it and then said there was nothing
>>538319442Was that the recent case?
>>538319556it seems like it's kind of an old case, about nine years old, but recently the paradas won a foia lawsuit against the fbiseems like that's why it was in the news again recently
>>538319556>>538319442they found the gold on public land so not is own property. the feds came and stole it, probably the CIA because they love using untraceable funds for their black ops gay faggotry like the fake maidan and kike ukraine war
>>538319695>they found the gold on public land so not is own propertywell, i guess a big part of the conflict is exactly where the gold came fromaccording to the research of the paradas, 50 or so bars are supposed to be union gold, i.e. the government'sthe rest might be foreign gold. i guess the paradas think it could belong to them as the findersthe fbi apparently spent way too much time digging, dug after hours, then wouldn't say why, wouldn't show adequate documentation of their work, etcthe paradas apparently did more readings later and didn't get gold readings, so they think the cache was removed
>>538319556>>538319690my favorite was the british cuck who found like 30 kilos in gold bars in an iraqi tank he bought and immediately called the bobbies to turn it in like a good goyhttps://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/uk-news/i-bought-tank-30000-made-33183120>In 2017, Nick Mead paid £30,000 for a Russian T54/69 tank, planning to restore it and add it to his collection of 150 military vehicles at the time.>Working alongside mechanic Todd Chamberlain, the duo filmed themselves opening up a diesel fuel tank to check for any munitions requiring disposal.>What they uncovered instead were gold bars, each weighing up to 5kg, with Todd quickly calculating their potential value at approximately £2m (£2.69m in today's money).
>>538319377it's a schizo post but it's true. they call it civil asset forfeiture. if the cops catch you with more than a certain amount of money they assume it's stolen and can just take it from you and then you have to go to court to get it back.
>Upon making the discovery, Todd told the Sun that contacting the police was their immediate response. Officers subsequently removed the gold and provided the men with a receipt.>He explained: "We didn't know what to do. You can't exactly take five gold bullion bars down to Cash Converters without questions being asked, so we called the police.">Regarding the gold's origins, the pair believe it was likely plundered by Iraqi soldiers in Kuwait during the 1990s Gulf War, before the tank was seized and transported to Britain.>Discussing what the suspected thieves had done, Nick theorised they must have carved an opening in a fuel tank to conceal their stolen goods inside.>He remarked: "Even if I don't get any of the gold back I will still have my beautiful tanks.">This incident wouldn't mark the final occasion Nick made headlines due to his military hardware collection. In the months following Russia's unlawful invasion of Ukraine, he donated several vehicles to the war-torn nation, including a six-wheeled Pinzgauer Vector utility vehicle, 35 Spartan armoured personnel carriers, and 25 armoured Land Rovers.>By 2023, the Metro reported that Nick had reportedly dispatched more than 100 vehicles to Ukraine. He joins countless other individuals who have contributed or transported vehicles to the country in recent times.what a good goy
>>538319809What a moron
>>538319871ok, but asset forfeiture is usually done officiallythey don't just take the stuff and act like you never had it
>>538319978>He explained: "We didn't know what to do. You can't exactly take five gold bullion bars down to Cash Converters without questions being asked, so we called the police."its ok, hes a 60 year old man. he didnt know what to do. you cant exactly just saw off little 5 gram bits and melt them down into coin shapes or something and sell them to jewelers or other goys for a couple hundred bucks every month when you need grocery money for the rest of your life. how was he supposed to figure that out?
>>538319809>>538319978What is it with boomers having borderline mental retardation?
this happens often with treasure huntersyou may be thinking of the guy who just got out of prison without revealing the gold location
>>538319105How would you proceed if you found 9tons of gold in public land in some forest somewhere ? I'm genuinely curious what you woud do in order to keep the $50mil. In Switzerland the law states if you find gold then the gold owner gets it back. If you find a "treasure" (gold we can't determine the owner) then you're entitled to nothing. The land owner gets it (but he has to pay you a "finders fee" but they don't write how much).IMO if I found 9 tons of gold I would probably try to play the long game and go I. Debt to buy the land then excavate it myself. If land is not for sale then I would probably just keep my day job and turn into a tunneling Jew for the next 10years. Any better ideas ?
>>538321245yeah sell like 10 ounces as an "inheritance" and just break it down into small amounts and sell it for cash when you need it and dont be a greedy faggot and hand the rest down to your kids with the same instructions
>>538321426Yeah but even then. How do you convert the rest in cash? How do you launder it? The cash converters guy might look the other way for 100k in gold but once you reach the 1mil territory he probably doesn't want that heat. And if he does then he's probably the kind of guy that will show up to your house with 10 armed man and take your gold. What then?
>>538319105>when he called the governmentDarwinism.
>>538319105>found gold on his property>decided to call the government and tell them about itWhat an idiot. I bet it was a boomer.
>>538319105I remember that happening. There was also a treasure hunter who reported about finding a sunken treasure ship and the Feds robbed him of it all despite the ship being in international waters. It has happened more than once. Also them looting and never returning anything from safety deposits. They have been doing for...when they banned private ownership of gold. They looted and seized whatever they found in safety deposit boxes.
>>538322533he didn't find it on his property. it was on land owned by the pennsylvania department of conservation and natural resourcesand some of the gold was thought to definitely belong to the feds
>>538322178Travel around the country to different brokers in an RV or trailer you can hide money in.
Realistically what would you do if you secretly had 9 tons of gold stored in your house. That's worth about $1 billion. If you told the feds you had it they'd take it. Would you just carve chunks off it and spend it that way a tiny bit at a time? You'd never be able to spend it, even buying a small house for $300K with it would be difficult without raising red flags. There are $10K reporting limits if you tried to sell it to bullion dealers/pawn shops and they report to police theft databases that im sure the IRS monitors.
>>538322907With a large amount a furnace to melt it is perhaps the best option. Maybe throw in a couple of new coins so the impurities can't be tracked.
>>538322178>doesn't even know how to launder petty amounts of goldyou are an embarrassment to our country.
>>538319105Well I've heard many such stories
