I Found The Lost Dutchman Using Google Earth....

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MY SATELITE IMAGES- http://s936.photobucket.com/albums/ad208/Truespectrum/ MY FACE BOOK PAGE- http://www.facebook.com/people/John-V-Kemm/100000090925697 I Found The Lost Dutchman Using Google Earth.... I believe you might be able to help me get my story out..... Subject: LOST DUTCHMAN FOUND PERALTA MAPS SOLVED! [Incident:090713-000011] I have located the gold. John V. Kemm Albuquerque N.M. today is july 4 2009 the key is the heart the peralta map is close to dead on till you reach the heart then reverse the heart or spin it to the right and a little to the north, from a specific angle from weavers needle you can see the hearts center the upper left side is where the gold is this can be verified on google earth the only thing i ask for is to give me credit for the find and if there are profits made a 3 percent of the total for me and my family my name is John V. Kemm age 43 of albuquerque new mexico i encourage anyone to investigate this finding of mine the exact coordinates are 33°26'46.06"N 111°21'44.38"W 1847m (lattitude longitude and range) HERE IS A PICTURE FROM GOOGLE EARTH!http://bbs.keyhole.com/ubb/ubbthreads.php?ubb=download&Number=803112&...­ame=33°26'46.06N111°21'44.38W.kmz DOWNLOAD GOOGLE EARTH NOW TO VIEW THE ABOVE LINKhttp://earth.google.com/ "THE LOST DUTCHMAN IS ALSO CIBOLA THE LOST CITY OF GOLD AND THE PERALTA TREASURE." THE STORY OF PERALTAS- http://www.ghostradiox.com/qfg/legend_peralta.asp LATIN HEARTS- http://www.desertusa.com/ldm-1/peralta.html IN SEARCH OF THE LOST DUTCHMAN MINE- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1W78gwkf_s THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME SINCERELY JOHN V. KEMM CLASS OF 1983

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[JohnVKemm]

Spanish and English Dictionary

\ˈsē-bə-lə, ˈsi-\[thee'-bo-lo, lah] BO-LO,LA """"CIBOLA-Female/COBOLLO/MALE­"""" """""The Mexican bull""""

[JohnVKemm]

Quivira is a place first mentioned by Francisco Vazquez de Coronado in 1541, who visited it during his searches for the mythical "Seven Cities of Gold". In 1539, the Spaniard Francisco Vasquez de Coronado led a large expedition north from Mexico to search for wealth and the "Seven Cities/Caves of Cibola in what are today Arizona and New Mexico. Main Entry: Cí·bo·la

Pronunciation: \ˈsē-bə-lə, ˈsi-\ cibola

cibola [thee'-bo-lo, lah]

noun1. The Mexican bull, with horns turned backward

[JohnVKemm]

"Had the Stone Crosses, the Latin Heart, the Priest/Horse Map, the two Trail Maps, and the first Stone Heart all been found in the same place at the same time, someone might then have been able to evaluate them as a complete set, determine the correct way to make use of them and locate the mines or treasure they pertain to ((((long before now.))))" Quoted by Jim Hatt

[JohnVKemm]

I saw a reflection comeing from the ground out of a plane window after passing threw a bad thunder storm and almost hitting weavers needle with in a 1000 ft ... i noted where it had came from ....i did not know it was the dutchman at the time just the brightist white & golden reflection i have ever seen in my life ... "BLINDBOWMAN" UPSTATE NEWYORK

[JohnVKemm]

Geoglyphs: geoglyphs Images and motifs set on the land surface using rocks, soil, or cuts into the ground surface. The NASCA LINES are large-scale examples of such things. Geoglyphs also can be carved into a hillside exposing bedrock; Hot Air Balloon was the only possible available technology. Images were constructed so that Gods in the Sky could see them.

[JohnVKemm]

("John already has it located, registered and all locked up." Jim Hatt)

[RED1111111111]

@MrMTurbo SO WAS IT THE INDIAN GOLD OR THE PERALTA'S GOLD YOU WERE GETTING?

[MrMTurbo]

I've been hiking in there and sneaking gold out for years. My father showed me that location when I was 10 and his father showed him. All the easy gold is gone.

[soldier2975]

now ghosts dont know that we can use google earth today dutchman got OWNED

[LostDutchmanFound]

Hike Arizona WARNING! Hiking and outdoor related sports can be dangerous. Be responsible and prepare for the trip. Study the area you are entering and plan accordingly. Dress for the current and unexpected weather changes. Take plenty of water. Never go alone. Make an itinerary with your plan(s), route(s), destination(s) and expected return time. Give your itinerary to trusted family and/or friends.

[1967mustanggta]

I'd say its worth going out with a pick and a shovel to check it out

[noladol]

Awesome. I heard about this some time ago. Congrats I should say!