Lost Platinum Treasure in Willow Creek, California
Lost Platinum Treasure in Willow Creek, California
In this video, we look at a simplified summary of the story Mystery of the Missing Platinum, by John Mantz, which appeared in the March 1975 issue of the magazine ‘Long John Latham’s Treasure World.’
The stories which appear in this magazine include:
– Virginia’s Haunted Treasure, by Kerry Ross Boren
– Marie Antoinette’s Missing $4,000,000 Necklace, by Leo Heiman
– Murdie’s Lost Vein of Gold, by D. Van Atchley
– The Lost Bucket of Platinum, by T.W. Paterson
– Southampton Treasure Ship, by Dick Grayson
– Long Jane’s Fruit Jars of Gold, by Orville Foster
– Don’t Scoff at Lost Gold Legends, by Ben Townsend
– The Stolen Mormon Gold, by Jeff Ferguson
– Beachcombing for Treasure, by Allen Grasso
– $18,000 Buried at Old Fort Belknap, by D. Van Atchley
– Mystery of the Missing Platinum, by John Mantz
– Old ’99 Lost Treasure Cave, by H.M. Duffy
– Crisanto Santavina’s Lost Golden Placer, by Dorothy Robertson
– Canoeing for Treasure, by Jewel A. Carlson
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Loved that one.❤❤
I liked this story. Cause In Willow Creek that runs next to a road up the canyon, you pass a campground now with a spring in front of it that gushes clear water and it was the place where the cabin stood. Just like a place a bridge is built over a stream, people don’t just give up on a good location to build a cabin next to a spring. Cabin years ago becomes campground in national forest in todays world. – that’s why at end of video it says subtly “I can go right to this sacred grounds where the cabin stood, and so can you.”
"buried it and comitted suicide" aka,guys who he confided in, murderd owner and stole treasure… mystery solved!
Well done. Your videos are addictive. Thank you.
Very cool story. New sub here.
4:44 plat
Hmmm… So there are _two_ Willow Creeks in California? Ive not been to Cali since I was around 5, but I know Willow Creek as The Bigfoot Capital of the World. I also know it’s in Humboldt County. When I heard Monterey County, it threw me off. I did a little research, and yes, it appears that California has two Willow Creeks. Cool story, by the way.