'We have put up a property worth 200 million yen in the mountain,' the 87-year-old millionaire suddenly declared, 350,000 people in total challenge to search for treasure but still not found


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leigh49137

It has become a hot topic as a millionaire who runs an antique art company has announced that he has hidden about 200 million yen worth of property deep in the mountains. In addition, 'Maps and Poems with Hints' have been released, and many people are taking on the adventure of treasure hunting, like movies and novels. It is said that about 350,000 people have been searching for treasure since it was announced that the property was hidden, but it has not been discovered yet.

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In search of Forrest Fenn's treasure
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Fortune Fen, a millionaire who hid the treasure, joined the US Air Force shortly after graduating from high school and worked as a veteran pilot. After returning from the Vietnam War, I retired as a pilot and started an antique dealer dealing with historically valuable antique art. Despite his self-study, Feng's conspicuousness has certainly gained a reputation, and among his customers are the 38th president Gerald Ford and film director Steven Spielberg. In just 10 years as an antique dealer, it has grown to run a gallery with annual sales of $6 million (about 640 million yen).



However, in 1988, Fen was diagnosed with cancer. Prepared for death, Mr. Feng prepared a 25 cm × 25 cm × 15 cm

Romanesque box and made jewelry around the 15th century, gold coins, gold ingots as big as chicken eggs, ancient jade sculptures, emerald diamonds・Includes autobiographical manuscripts. It is said that the total value is about 2 million dollars (about 210 million yen). Initially, Mr. Fen was planning to die in the mountain while holding a box filled with treasures, but since he overcame the cancer and this plan was canceled, the treasure box is in the safe at Fen's home. Will be stored in.

In 2010, Fen thought it was time to organize his heritage again, and brought out a treasure chest prepared 20 years ago and hid it somewhere in the Rocky Mountains of the United States. In his memoir, 'Thrill of the Chase,' he announced that he had hidden the treasure chest, and published 24 lines of poetry as a hint of where to hide it. The hint poems and maps were also published on Feng's Instagram account.

All of the information you need to find the treasure is in the poem.The chapters in my book have very subtle hints but are not deliberately placed to aid the seeker. Good luck in the search.ff

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Mr. Feng's treasures became a hot topic mainly on the Internet such as Facebook and Twitter. For example, the Reddit forum ' r/FindingFennsGold ' on Fen's treasure has more than 7,000 registered people, 'Let's think of a place where an 80-year-old man can climb', 'What do you want to do if you get treasure?' Information is being exchanged. In addition, a site was created to collect clues and exchange information .

According to Fen, as of April 2018, nearly 350,000 people are challenging the treasure hunt. There are many people who have declared that 'the meaning of the poem was completely understood' and actually went to the Rocky Mountains in search of the treasure chest, but those who have obtained 200 million yen of treasure have not yet appeared. Hmm. In addition, it is said that at least four of the people who went to the Rocky Mountains for treasure hunt have died in an accident, and Fen posted an article on the blog saying 'I want you to safely search for the treasure' with clues.


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Mike Schaffner

Mr. Fen seems to receive an average of 100 emails a day asking him to give me definitive clues. That's why we publish a movie every Friday on YouTube that answers only one common question. In addition, a suspicious person visited the house of Mr. Fen and threatened that 'Tell me where the treasure is now and if you do not answer, there is no life'.

As a reason for publishing the treasure existence and hint poems, Mr. Feng said, 'Many people lost their jobs and despair was written in the newspaper headlines. I just wanted to give people hope. It is.'



He added, “Most of today's children play indoors. I wanted to give them the purpose of playing outdoors. The treasure hunt prompted them to enjoy their families camping and hiking in the Rocky Mountains. I am doing it,” says Feng.

・Continued
``Treasure hidden in the Rocky Mountains by millionaires'' that over 350,000 people searched for over 10 years is finally discovered-GIGAZINE



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