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Real news of unreal events.

Newly uncovered emails revealed that the FBI has been engaged in a mysterious years-long

dig for Civil War era gold in Pennsylvania.

All the more shocking, however, is that the Bureau might have cheated those who originally

found it.

According to the Associated Press, there is a legend that gold was allegedly hidden

in dense run, which was an unincorporated community 135 miles north east of Pittsburgh.

According to the story, in 1863, a ship and a union gold was stolen and then buried

there while it was being transported to the United States Mint in Philadelphia.

That land is now state owned property.

As co-owners of the local finders-keepers treasure-hunting outfit, Dennis and Camperada, has spent

years searching for this cash, which is said to be worth hundreds of millions of dollars

today.

In January of 2018, the piratas thought they struck a literal gold when their metal detector

went off in dense run.

They immediately brought their evidence to the FBI.

What followed was a roller coaster of alleged deception, half-truths, and shadowy excavations

in the dead of night.

According to Time Magazine, the piratas now believe there is a government conspiracy to keep

the recovered gold for itself.

The pirata claimed that they first led the FBI to the spot in dense run where they believed

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