Carter Roy

The soldiers who went for help told their story, prompting an investigation directed by the Alan Pinkerton of the Pinkerton Detective Agency. But over the years, all the Pinkertons found were two and a half gold ingots and the scattered remains of three to five men.

The soldiers who went for help told their story, prompting an investigation directed by the Alan Pinkerton of the Pinkerton Detective Agency. But over the years, all the Pinkertons found were two and a half gold ingots and the scattered remains of three to five men.

When Warren reaches out to Dennis, he says he's read the story of the lost gold ingot treasure too, and he has his own theory about the mysterious writer behind it. See, Warren's research concerns a secret society known as the Knights of the Golden Circle, or KGC. The KGC was a real organization in the run-up to the Civil War.

When Warren reaches out to Dennis, he says he's read the story of the lost gold ingot treasure too, and he has his own theory about the mysterious writer behind it. See, Warren's research concerns a secret society known as the Knights of the Golden Circle, or KGC. The KGC was a real organization in the run-up to the Civil War.

When Warren reaches out to Dennis, he says he's read the story of the lost gold ingot treasure too, and he has his own theory about the mysterious writer behind it. See, Warren's research concerns a secret society known as the Knights of the Golden Circle, or KGC. The KGC was a real organization in the run-up to the Civil War.

And their plan was to create a massive slave-holding empire stretching from the southern U.S. down to Central America and over to Cuba. According to the Texas State Historical Association, the KGC disbanded not long after the Civil War came to an end. Warren tells Dennis that his research suggests the KGC was raising money to fund this empire by robbing banks and stealing from the Union.

And their plan was to create a massive slave-holding empire stretching from the southern U.S. down to Central America and over to Cuba. According to the Texas State Historical Association, the KGC disbanded not long after the Civil War came to an end. Warren tells Dennis that his research suggests the KGC was raising money to fund this empire by robbing banks and stealing from the Union.

And their plan was to create a massive slave-holding empire stretching from the southern U.S. down to Central America and over to Cuba. According to the Texas State Historical Association, the KGC disbanded not long after the Civil War came to an end. Warren tells Dennis that his research suggests the KGC was raising money to fund this empire by robbing banks and stealing from the Union.

And he believes they buried a lot of their stolen loot in treasure troves that are still hidden all over the place, including, maybe, in dense run. The reason, he suspects, the KGC has ties to this particular treasure goes back to the short story, The Lost Gold Ingot Treasure.

And he believes they buried a lot of their stolen loot in treasure troves that are still hidden all over the place, including, maybe, in dense run. The reason, he suspects, the KGC has ties to this particular treasure goes back to the short story, The Lost Gold Ingot Treasure.

And he believes they buried a lot of their stolen loot in treasure troves that are still hidden all over the place, including, maybe, in dense run. The reason, he suspects, the KGC has ties to this particular treasure goes back to the short story, The Lost Gold Ingot Treasure.

Warren theorizes that it was actually a fictional account written by the KGC, with coded clues leading back to one of their caches. In other words, the details were made up, but the gold is real, and the story is like a treasure map. Warren's theory about the KGC is news to Dennis, but the bottom line is they have the same goal, to uncover the treasure.

Warren theorizes that it was actually a fictional account written by the KGC, with coded clues leading back to one of their caches. In other words, the details were made up, but the gold is real, and the story is like a treasure map. Warren's theory about the KGC is news to Dennis, but the bottom line is they have the same goal, to uncover the treasure.

Warren theorizes that it was actually a fictional account written by the KGC, with coded clues leading back to one of their caches. In other words, the details were made up, but the gold is real, and the story is like a treasure map. Warren's theory about the KGC is news to Dennis, but the bottom line is they have the same goal, to uncover the treasure.

And they both think Dennis knows exactly where it is. He just can't get to it. So Warren says he can try to put Dennis and his son, Kem, in touch with the FBI. It works. By January 2018, Dennis, Kem, and Warren sit down with two FBI agents. Dennis makes the case that if they do find the gold that was headed for the U.S. Mint, then it rightfully belongs to the federal government.

And they both think Dennis knows exactly where it is. He just can't get to it. So Warren says he can try to put Dennis and his son, Kem, in touch with the FBI. It works. By January 2018, Dennis, Kem, and Warren sit down with two FBI agents. Dennis makes the case that if they do find the gold that was headed for the U.S. Mint, then it rightfully belongs to the federal government.

And they both think Dennis knows exactly where it is. He just can't get to it. So Warren says he can try to put Dennis and his son, Kem, in touch with the FBI. It works. By January 2018, Dennis, Kem, and Warren sit down with two FBI agents. Dennis makes the case that if they do find the gold that was headed for the U.S. Mint, then it rightfully belongs to the federal government.

All he wants is to witness the discovery and hopefully get a finder's fee. A few days later, they all convene at the site near Dent's Run, along with a few more FBI agents. The finder's keeper's crew demonstrates their ground-penetrating locator right then and there. With all eyes on Dennis, the locator once again shows promising results.

All he wants is to witness the discovery and hopefully get a finder's fee. A few days later, they all convene at the site near Dent's Run, along with a few more FBI agents. The finder's keeper's crew demonstrates their ground-penetrating locator right then and there. With all eyes on Dennis, the locator once again shows promising results.

All he wants is to witness the discovery and hopefully get a finder's fee. A few days later, they all convene at the site near Dent's Run, along with a few more FBI agents. The finder's keeper's crew demonstrates their ground-penetrating locator right then and there. With all eyes on Dennis, the locator once again shows promising results.