[30] Also in 2015, the Josh Gates series Expedition Unknown visited Bedford to investigate the Beale Ciphers and search for the treasure. Recently, I discovered an apparently no-longer-maintained web site Beale Ciphers Solvedwhich documented not only that the other documents in the Beale Ciphers were successfully deciphered(sometime in the late 1990s by Daniel Cole, now deceased), but showed what was found at the location described by the deciphered location document. I tried to get there anyway, but couldnt for various reasons. The page of cipher with 600+ characters starts with the number 317. This includes approximately 35,052troy oz gold, 61,200troy oz silver (worth about US$42m and US$1m, respectively, in January 2017[8]) and jewels worth around US$220,000 in 2017. The Secret History of the Rosicrucians 6. The decoded location cipher is listed as partial content (the very last portion of Dans decoded document), and this is the most difficult area of cipher one to decode. Again, give us the details. The two remaining, and supposedly now-decoded ciphers are a little suspicious. The friend, then using an edition of the United States Declaration of Independence as the key for a modified book cipher, successfully deciphered the second ciphertext which gave a description of the buried treasure. He pulled out a locked iron box and gave it to Morriss. Copyright 2001 SWN 71 ( 1 ) > 115 < ( 3 ) 317. -CAD4TeamBeale, We note that Tunis is where St. Louis died, that the Beale Cipher was written by Mark Twain (reasons given in other threads: short note is that Samuel L. Clemens was the Spymaster in the West for the CSA, first biography notes his boast he was a Lt. in the CSA which he recanted later, but that was due to the fact the General Amnesty for the Civil War did not apply to spies, and that the Beale Cipher hid "The Richmond Stores" (other biographers note that he visited a known CSA spy in San Francisco if you need additional evidence, that many of his journals from the War are mentioned, and that he disappeared for Months and Months at a time - supposedly 'prospecting')- The Phoenix mentioned by Mr. Paul G. Stewart in his book referred to the Confederacy's future use of The Richmond Stores. National Security Agency/Central Security Service > Home In 2015 the UKTV series Myth Hunters (also known as Raiders of the Lost Past) devoted one of its season 3 episodes to the topic. In 1822 he entrusted the box to a Lynchburg innkeeper named Robert Morriss. To be precise, the Beale Papers comprise not one long ciphertext (putting the VMs thorny Currier A-B language continuum issue to one side) but three short codetexts, all allegedly dating from 1819-1821: part 2 was publicly announced in 1885 already solved (for its codebook, the encoder used a slightly mangled/miscopied version of the Declaration of Independence) but the directions to the buried treasure were in the undecoded part 1, while the shorter (and also undecoded) part 3 listed the people involved. [5] He also is recorded as becoming a Master Mason in 1863.[1]. It was well known he placed notices of his abilities in the Philadelphia paper Alexander's Weekly (Express) Messenger, inviting submissions of ciphers which he proceeded to solve. Almost two centuries later, the instructions remain unsolved, and the treasure is yet to be found. There have been many attempts to break the remaining cipher(s). The Beale hunters had supposedly set off from their winter quarters near Sante Fe in spring 1817, heading in a northerly direction through the Sangre de Cristos along the Rio Grande bearing to the west through mountain passes into South Colorado and beyond to mid state. TheBeale Ciphers arewidely-known amongtreasurehunters. The treasure is supposedly gone so there is nothing to protect (they do post the lattitude/longitude of the vault on the site), and the method of cryptography used is outdated and has no military or intellectual property value. Even if this was all valid and part of an elaborate hoax by someone to lead people to a vault that was always empty, history is being robbed of a great part of this story. The directionsto thevault Beale registered simply as being from Virginia where exactly in the state, he didn't say and he never said anything about his family, or much of anything about himself at all. Beale told Morriss not to open the box unless he or one of his men failed to return from their journey within 10 years. 122 byDoI= F 122=5 MY KEY (LogOut/ There may be a valid reason, but again, no explanation is given. The above is securely packed in iron pots, with iron covers. I find time to post additional pictures ordocumentation concerning our discovery and work. Implausible as that all might seem, the mystery of the Beale ciphers has fascinated, even obsessed, numerous people over the past 136 years, when the story initially was published in a ponderously-titled 50-cent pamphlet, "The Beale Papers Containing Authentic Statements Regarding the Treasure Buried in 1819 and 1821 near Bufords, in Bedford County, Virginia, and Which Has Never Been Discovered.". Something that has been hidden in the darkness of our countries past. Ward spent 40 years racking his brain trying to decrypt. Our webpage linksare locatedat the top of This indicates a complex behaviour in the solved cipher as one might expect from an encoded message, while the unsolved ciphers have a simpler behaviour. But language experts who've examined the texts of the letters and compared them to the pamphlet have concluded that "it all seems to have been written by the same person," Dunin explains. While the site posts the claim of how the documents were deciphered, it provides no details. "Although some have slammed the door and called it all a hoax, or merely a fun tale, because the story has some inconsistencies and questionable actions, the door seems never able to be tightly shut," explains Jenny Kile. In letter that he left behind, Beale explained that he and companions had ventured west to New Mexico in the late 1810s on a hunting expedition and while there, somehow had discovered a gold mine. by way of review, james gillogly observed that when beale cipher no. Hiding data, cracking codes, finding hidden messages. Well done Thomas J. For reasons unexplained, Morriss didn't break the lock and open the box until 23 years later, in 1845. If the modified Declaration of Independence is used as a key for the first cipher, it yields alphabetical sequences such as. Beale later sent Morriss a letter from St. Louis, instructing him that if Beale didn't return, after 10 years Morriss had permission to open the box. "Even after it's been pretty well debunked, there's something in the human psyche the finding a hidden treasure, something no one else has been able to do that keeps people searching for it," Dunin explains. The third cipher appears to be too short to list thirty individuals' next of kin. The Beale Papers are housed on the NSAs website. Nothing above it, and apparently nothing below it either. Beale and his friends later returned and then moved the treasure to a different location. This thread has been locked by the moderators of r/codes. to the Beale Vaultwere entirely decoded from this cipher and no other.Beale's use of landmarks, the location of the 1 and recover the treasure, but somehow unable to recover the key to No. The friend then spent the next twenty years of his life trying to decode the messages, and was able to solve only one of them, which gave details of the treasure buried and the general location of the treasure. Apparently, Thomas Jefferson Beale was the typical rich plantation son turned derelict although quite the genius when it came to numbers, ciphers and devious plots who was amodel of manly beauty, favored by ladies and envied by men. Born in 1792 or thereabouts, named after neighbor Virginian Thomas Jefferson, third president of the United States and author of the Declaration of Independence, whose Poplar Forest retreat isnt too far from the treasures apparent location, Beale gave the three ciphers to his bud Robert Morriss in 1822 in a locked box and told him to hang onto everything and hed be in touch. [20], Edgar Allan Poe has been suggested as the pamphlet's real author because he had an interest in cryptography. For those in the Confederacy who doubted Mr. Samuel L. Clemens loyalty to his country, we refer them to The Innocents Abroad, and the reference to Ferguson. [20], Additionally, a Cheyenne legend exists about gold and silver being taken from the West and buried in mountains in the East, dating from roughly 1820. 1701+2=3402=V As you can see we have "played the game to the end". Ward himself is almost untraceable in local records, except that a man with that name owned the home in which a Sarah Morriss, identified as the spouse of Robert Morriss, died at age 77, in 1863. Thats what any treasure hunter worth his salt would do! In 1845, Morriss finally broke the lock on the container, found the mysterious papers with nothing but numbers, and passed them off to his friend James Ward. Answer: "If the numbers above mean anything to you, congratulations:2921 pounds of gold, 5100 pounds of silver, and $1.5 million of precious jewelstogether valued at approximately $60 millionare yours for the taking, because you just cracked a cipher purported to reveal the location of the trea. STAN CLAYTON. The lack of clear images of the original ciphers, combined with the large quantity of numerals, has led to numerals being misprinted or omitted in many sources. The Beale ciphers are a set of three ciphertexts, one of which allegedly states the location of a buried treasure of gold, silver and jewels estimated to be worth over US$43million as of January2018. You must comment with the transcription of the message. We just happen to be looking at this problem from different perspectives, so to speak. Seriously, has there ever been a better time than right now to collectively put our minds together and crack the most brilliant cipher ever written? No longer hide information about the treasure and take action to legally claim and protect it. Really, it does look and feel basically how a home-cooked Victorian code-text ought to, with an emphasis towards lowish numbers (up to 350) plus a sprinkling of higher numbers (possibly for rare or awkward letters): Jim Gilloglys observation (in October 1980 Cryptologia) of an alphabet-like pattern in part 1 (if you apply part 2s codebook) seems to me more like a clue than a reason to reject the whole object as a hoax. The story goes that they were left by a man named Thomas Beale in the care of an innkeeper, Robert Morriss, with instructions to hold them and to whom he should give them in case he (Beale) did not return. As noted by Coral Anne, the A Friend letter at the end of Huckleberry Finn (written at the same time as The Beale Cipher) contain information related to the Beale Cipher, We do not recall the grid (it might have gone to 48 coloumns but could have been traditional 36-2 Grid - we will post it if we find it in the mess that is CAD's computer) - but there is a subgrid within that DeeCipher that was 16x8 or similiar. To be honest, Im suspicious about the claim that the gold hasnt been located. Had they wished, they could have satisfied their blood lust pleasure far closer to home, in Missouri, with its access to vast plains on the western banks of the Big Muddy. That would have enabled them a much easier means to access the eastern hide markets via the river barge transport available in the pre steam days etc &c.Hope I have not put the cypher masters off their pleasure, which of course is sponsored by fifty million slaughtered plains buffalo. 13 George L. Hart, Sr., "The Hart Papers," in Innis and Innis, pp. ! And thats a fact! Paraphrased the text said to take his advice after he had lost everything to trying to solve these papers that you need to take care of all of your obligations and at the end of the day when your work is done, there is no harm pursuing these texts for a little while from time to time but not to let it consume you. "Those unanswered details seem to always keep the door slightly ajar, no matter how hard some slam it. 11 Beale cipher number two (Innis and Innis, pp. Other strong support for the Declaration to be the key for the remaining two elusive ciphers is an extreme anomaly found when it is applied to Beale Cipher 1. That was an understatement. Many have web-sites I do not. 81 18K views 7 years ago In November, of 2014, while investigating numerous cyphers and codes, Amateur Code breaker and Forensic Archaeologist James William Simpson (Eldorado Enterprises Inc.. to the Beale Vaultwere entirely decoded from this cipher and no other.Beale's use of landmarks, the location of the Moriss stored it away and forgot about it until he received a letter from Beale, dated May 9, 1822. Many are committed to the idea that this mystery has something to do with the writings of Edgar Allen Poe. I am not. The treasure was packed in iron pots with lids and buried in a stone-lined vault. That sounds more like disinformation. Recently found Journal that belonged to my great Hey, this was found on the dark web by a friends of mine TheCodebreakers, a web game about ciphers and codes. The Secret History of the Rosicrucians 5. The Author of the papers decoded the 2nd paper and presented it in the pamphlet to establish the basis that the remaining two cyphers would be decoded. As my Beale decodes are no good this may be of interest The group wasn't sure exactly what to do with their newfound riches, but eventually, they entrusted it to Beale, who traveled back east and buried it in a cave near a tavern in Bedford County, "which all of us had visited, and which was considered a perfectly safe depository," according to the letter. Ward was a Mason himself.[1]. All Rights Reserved. She's the author of the book "Introduction to Codes and Ciphers, Plus 20 Famous Unsolved Codes, Ciphers, and Mysterious Writings," and is founder of the Mysterious Writings website. And becausethe first document to be deciphered described the treasure and described what the two other documents contained, many people argue that the whole thing is a hoax. Within the following lines below I have posted the decoded message that was originaly intended for Morriss to read - . He died in 1849, well before The Beale Papers were first published in 1885. In fact I dont know of one of these other re-searchers who can give you the names of the 3 men that created this mystery, and back-up that statement in print! A translation of the Cipher from the actual Declaration of Independence shows in fact very poor spelling: "I haie deposoted in the copntt ol bedoort aboup four miles from bulords in an epcaiation or iault six fest below the surlact of thh gtound ths fotlowing articiss beaonging joiotlt to the partfes whosl namfs ate giiet in number thrff httewith.."[citation needed]. Modern Day Hauntings of Sleepy Hollow & The Old Dutch Church, Let's Finally Crack the Beale Ciphers While We're Stuck at Home | Find the Gold, Deciphering Symbols & Messages On Old Tombstones, Cracking the Cryptic Beale Ciphers | PartII, Lets Finally Crack the Beale Ciphers While Were Stuck at Home | Find theGold, Modern Day Hauntings of Sleepy Hollow & The Old DutchChurch, Spooky Connections that Include the Mysterious Van Tassels of SleepyHollow. I dont know any of the Gentlemen mentioned previously. Beale entrusted a box containing the encrypted messages to a local innkeeper named Robert Morriss and then disappeared, never to be seen again. Assuming the Beale Codes are real, it stands to reason the remaining ciphers are encoded like Beale Code #2. Bizarrely, the person who 60 years later solved the cipher just happened to have exactly the same rare version. The rules include some tips for how to do this. The "information" that there is buried treasure in Bedford County has stimulated many expeditions with shovels, and other implements of discovery, looking for likely spots. Comprising three ciphertexts, the first (as yet unsolved) text describes the location, the second . It was not until 1845 that Morriss opened the box. He claimed to have solved 100 of them in a six-month period, according to a 2000 Scientific American article. You might have guessed it: he did not return. The expensive high tech lift that goes nowhere. The Beale Ciphers are unique because they have never been solved. So what do you suppose all these people did during that time? The 26th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall, Technology is so SaaS-y, it's not modeling the real world. From 1970 to 1996, there was even an organization, the Beale Cipher Association, composed of people who paid a $25 annual fee for the privilege of receiving a quarterly newsletter and attending "periodical seminars and symposiums" on the mystery. [26], However, research and facts debunk Poe's authorship. I hope others will, too. (With this in mind, I have an idea about cipher 1 & 3, although Im sure the NSA & CIA have already tried these two works since theyre so obvious. Whats the chance they would contact Morriss to get cryptogram directions to the treasure? MY CODE KEY,ADD CODE DIGITS TO TWICE THE PREVIOUS ADDED CODE DIGITS. Recently, I discovered an apparently no-longer-maintained web site Beale Ciphers Solved which documented not only that the other documents in the Beale Ciphers were successfully deciphered (sometime in the late 1990's by Daniel Cole, now deceased), but showed what was found at the location described by the deciphered location document. And the whole thing is a goose chase like moby dick. It knows where all the secrets are buried. It isa collection of three documents, each of whichcontained an encrypted message as a sequence of numbers. Your email address will not be published. If this were on the up and up THE LIST OF HEIRS would be the most important and very easy to de-code. Beale, of course, never came back. It was a message describing the fortune, which consisted of 2,921 pounds (1,325 kilograms) of gold, 5,100 pounds (2,313 kilograms) of silver, and a quantity of jewels that had been obtained in exchange for silver. Ill try anyway. The second cipher can be decrypted fairly easily using a modified copy of the United States Declaration of Independence, but some editing is necessary. According to the pamphlet, Beale sent a letter from St.Louis in 1822. [There was] no evidence save the word of the unknown author of the pamphlet that he ever had the papers."[11]. "I can only suppose that he was killed by Indians, afar from his home, though nothing was heard of his death," Morriss explained. 3 and thus be prevented from decoding No. [25] But with mounting debts, Poe left for Boston in April 1827. The treasure location is traditionally linked to Montvale in Bedford County, Virginia. I am something of a Medium and am in tune with God and Creation, and the Various other spirits in this world. According to the pamphlet, Beale was the leader of a group of 30gentlemen adventurers from Virginia who stumbled upon the rich mine of gold and silver while hunting buffalo. The first letter of the 1005th word of the modified text ("have") is always used by Beale as an "x". Thanks for your post, u/Elisha_Dushku! Cryptography/Beale cipher. This page was last edited on 19 December 2022, at 13:01. Im not so certain that the beale papers actually direct anyone to a massive treasure of riches, as much as I think its going to lead to something gruesome. As the basis for one of his ciphers, "Beale used a rare or unique version," Schmeh explains. It had only small artifacts dating to the time it would have been built. Im not leaning towards it being real or a hoax I am considering anything possible pre the publishing of the Beall Papers 1885ish. Simon Singh's 1999 book The Code Book explains the Beale cipher mystery in one of its chapters. Of course, It doesnt help that Im seventy years old and a recent double amputee. This is true for all three ciphers.[28]. The Beale Papers text, on pages 20 to 21, gives an alleged translation of the second ciphertext, but it has nine differences from the actual one. The treasure map and secret code are carved into its back. The second was made {December, 1821 | Dec. eighteen twenty-one}, and consisted of nineteen hundred and seven pounds of gold, and twelve hundred and eighty-eight {pounds | } of silver; also jewels, obtained in St. Louis in exchange {for silver | } to save transportation, and valued at {$13,000 | thirteen thousand dollars}. Here is another interesting coincidence,concerning the gillogy strings However, all of this is an entirely different claim to the Beale Solved code solution linked above, which was (re)constructed by Beale treasure hunter Daniel Cole (who died in 2001). but i still claim to be the only published logicle key to the treasure location code, and time will prove im correct stan clayton. THE BEALE VAULT . After all, according to the text, Beale and party came back and claimed the treasure. Ten men plus Beale traveled back from their mine to Bufords tavern but decided against burying their treasure in a closeby cavern and selected a new unidentified location to bury it. since carbon dated to 1421 (joking fellas). But even more so, from discouraging government entities (e.g. . (No source given. Ward, in 1885. It could be that the discovery was an indication that the Beale treasure had been found long ago. Given the circumstances and the amount of information I have gleaned from a superficial examination of information contained within the beale papers, I really do think that I was the one expected to figure it out. Every chance in the world! Let alone the fact that, if by luck, any had they managed to hang onto their foolish scalps for the journey, the picky Spanish occupiers at the time, were unlikely to roll out any welcome mats upon doubtful arrival of any gringo, invaders of their territory. 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