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But if what the witness is saying is true, it would suggest some kind of work was allegedly being done under cover of darkness. Other neighbors come forward saying they saw armored vehicles in the area. But the FBI later denies it used armored vehicles at all during this investigation.
But if what the witness is saying is true, it would suggest some kind of work was allegedly being done under cover of darkness. Other neighbors come forward saying they saw armored vehicles in the area. But the FBI later denies it used armored vehicles at all during this investigation.
Still, in light of all this information, Dennis and Warren wonder why all of the ground scans suggested something metallic and high-density was at the site, only to turn up dirt and debris. Soon after the FBI clears out, Dennis returns to the spot. He brings along the same equipment that previously gave him promising readings. If anything ever was there... It's now gone.
Still, in light of all this information, Dennis and Warren wonder why all of the ground scans suggested something metallic and high-density was at the site, only to turn up dirt and debris. Soon after the FBI clears out, Dennis returns to the spot. He brings along the same equipment that previously gave him promising readings. If anything ever was there... It's now gone.
Still, in light of all this information, Dennis and Warren wonder why all of the ground scans suggested something metallic and high-density was at the site, only to turn up dirt and debris. Soon after the FBI clears out, Dennis returns to the spot. He brings along the same equipment that previously gave him promising readings. If anything ever was there... It's now gone.
The equipment no longer picks up on any underground anomalies. Of course, a few stories or even a suspicious ground scan don't mean the FBI secretly made off with a bunch of gold. Just a few days after wrapping up the excavation, the Bureau releases a three-line statement. The FBI was conducting a court-authorized excavation last week at dense-run Elk County, Pennsylvania.
The equipment no longer picks up on any underground anomalies. Of course, a few stories or even a suspicious ground scan don't mean the FBI secretly made off with a bunch of gold. Just a few days after wrapping up the excavation, the Bureau releases a three-line statement. The FBI was conducting a court-authorized excavation last week at dense-run Elk County, Pennsylvania.
The equipment no longer picks up on any underground anomalies. Of course, a few stories or even a suspicious ground scan don't mean the FBI secretly made off with a bunch of gold. Just a few days after wrapping up the excavation, the Bureau releases a three-line statement. The FBI was conducting a court-authorized excavation last week at dense-run Elk County, Pennsylvania.
Nothing was found, and the excavation ended on Wednesday, March 14th. As this is related to an ongoing investigation, any additional comment would be inappropriate at this time. But Dennis still has questions. So that May, a lawyer for Finders Keepers files a Freedom of Information Act request on their behalf. By law, it should prompt the FBI to turn over any non-exempt records related to the dig.
Nothing was found, and the excavation ended on Wednesday, March 14th. As this is related to an ongoing investigation, any additional comment would be inappropriate at this time. But Dennis still has questions. So that May, a lawyer for Finders Keepers files a Freedom of Information Act request on their behalf. By law, it should prompt the FBI to turn over any non-exempt records related to the dig.
Nothing was found, and the excavation ended on Wednesday, March 14th. As this is related to an ongoing investigation, any additional comment would be inappropriate at this time. But Dennis still has questions. So that May, a lawyer for Finders Keepers files a Freedom of Information Act request on their behalf. By law, it should prompt the FBI to turn over any non-exempt records related to the dig.
The team does receive a swift response from the FBI, but it's not what they're hoping for. According to legal documents that are later filed by finders keepers to compel the agency to produce records, they are told, quote, after a search of its central record system, it was unable to identify any main file records responsive to the plaintiff's request.
The team does receive a swift response from the FBI, but it's not what they're hoping for. According to legal documents that are later filed by finders keepers to compel the agency to produce records, they are told, quote, after a search of its central record system, it was unable to identify any main file records responsive to the plaintiff's request.
The team does receive a swift response from the FBI, but it's not what they're hoping for. According to legal documents that are later filed by finders keepers to compel the agency to produce records, they are told, quote, after a search of its central record system, it was unable to identify any main file records responsive to the plaintiff's request.
The treasure hunters don't accept that answer. Via their lawyer, they reach out to then-Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey. He sends an administrative appeal to the Department of Justice, requesting that the FBI take another look around for the records. The FBI's second response is also a letdown for the treasure hunters.
The treasure hunters don't accept that answer. Via their lawyer, they reach out to then-Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey. He sends an administrative appeal to the Department of Justice, requesting that the FBI take another look around for the records. The FBI's second response is also a letdown for the treasure hunters.
The treasure hunters don't accept that answer. Via their lawyer, they reach out to then-Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey. He sends an administrative appeal to the Department of Justice, requesting that the FBI take another look around for the records. The FBI's second response is also a letdown for the treasure hunters.
In their complaint, they say the reason for the Bureau's rejection this time is the records in question are, quote, law enforcement records and that in view of a pending or prospective law enforcement proceeding, release could reasonably be expected to interfere with enforcement proceedings. Dennis and his team file an appeal, which...
In their complaint, they say the reason for the Bureau's rejection this time is the records in question are, quote, law enforcement records and that in view of a pending or prospective law enforcement proceeding, release could reasonably be expected to interfere with enforcement proceedings. Dennis and his team file an appeal, which...
In their complaint, they say the reason for the Bureau's rejection this time is the records in question are, quote, law enforcement records and that in view of a pending or prospective law enforcement proceeding, release could reasonably be expected to interfere with enforcement proceedings. Dennis and his team file an appeal, which...