1930's
LOST TREASURE OF VICTORIO PEAK
TREASURE
The Lost Treasure of Victorio Peak is one of the most tantalizing treasure legends in American history. In the late 1930s, a man named Milton “Doc” Noss claimed to have discovered a hidden cavern within Victorio Peak in New Mexico. Inside, Noss allegedly found piles of gold bars, jewels, and other riches, rumored to be worth billions. Noss attempted to extract the treasure but was thwarted by bad luck and legal trouble. In a tragic twist, he was killed by a business partner in 1949 before he could reveal the treasure's full location. Adding to the mystery, the U.S. government later seized the land for military purposes, raising suspicions that they may have found—and covered up—the treasure themselves
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The story took an even more salacious turn when various individuals, including treasure hunters, military personnel, and even Noss' own family members, claimed to have seen or possessed parts of the treasure. There were accusations of government conspiracies, treasure plundering, and mysterious deaths. One of the most shocking claims was that gold bars were smuggled out by military officials under the cover of secret operations. Despite numerous expeditions and searches, no one has definitively proven the existence of the treasure, and Victorio Peak’s riches remain one of the most intriguing unsolved mysteries in the American West