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treasure tale.....part one and part 2
- Thread starter Micheal_R
- Start date
you should have gotten a lawyer and offered him a share and maybe gotten rid of a couple rotten cops. They needed to be fired.
I found a stash like that once, many years ago and it never went to the cops.
At Detroit Metro Beach they only allow detecting after Labor Day, at least that is what I have been told. I don't beach hunt. The day after Labor Day the beach is opened up and crawling with detectorists.
The guy I knew, in fact the one that caused me to get interested in the hobby had one of his buddys come running up to him and tell him to ocme to his car. When he got to the car and out of sight of the other hunters the guy pulled out a dang chain and what a chain!! It was gold and huge!
My buddy told him to leave and not to show it to anyone as it was probably lost by one of the local "Brothers" drug dealers and if it was known he had found it, he would probably gotten a visit. At least a drive by shooting or something. This was good advice too.
Bill told me that the guy took off with it out of sight. It weithed 220grams. Now I don't know much about grams and oz conversion but it was a big sucker.....I just found a conversion site and that comes to 7.75 ounces of gold. Dang!!!
I would never steal from an individual but I sure the heck would not give diddly to a cop either....
I found a stash like that once, many years ago and it never went to the cops.
At Detroit Metro Beach they only allow detecting after Labor Day, at least that is what I have been told. I don't beach hunt. The day after Labor Day the beach is opened up and crawling with detectorists.
The guy I knew, in fact the one that caused me to get interested in the hobby had one of his buddys come running up to him and tell him to ocme to his car. When he got to the car and out of sight of the other hunters the guy pulled out a dang chain and what a chain!! It was gold and huge!
My buddy told him to leave and not to show it to anyone as it was probably lost by one of the local "Brothers" drug dealers and if it was known he had found it, he would probably gotten a visit. At least a drive by shooting or something. This was good advice too.
Bill told me that the guy took off with it out of sight. It weithed 220grams. Now I don't know much about grams and oz conversion but it was a big sucker.....I just found a conversion site and that comes to 7.75 ounces of gold. Dang!!!
I would never steal from an individual but I sure the heck would not give diddly to a cop either....
Arkie John
Active member
I really get undone with people who use their position for personal gain.
I hope this is not the end of the story.
aj
I hope this is not the end of the story.
aj
is off bridges. People will snatch and grab and take off. They will then go through what they got and pitch what they don't have a use for or some incriminating items, that can not be fenced. What better place than off a bridge.
I found a few items off a bridge in Boyne City, oh a notary seal stamp and some other office junk and as it looked new, I turned it in to the cops. They are the ones that told me that.
I had a buddy that found a handgun and when he turned it in the cops said it might have been used in a recient robbery. I don't know if it had or not.
I found a few items off a bridge in Boyne City, oh a notary seal stamp and some other office junk and as it looked new, I turned it in to the cops. They are the ones that told me that.
I had a buddy that found a handgun and when he turned it in the cops said it might have been used in a recient robbery. I don't know if it had or not.