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Box Number Seven

Ron Giesecke
Box Number Seven
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  • Swinging in the Wind: The Lynching of the Ruggles Brothers
    In May of 1892, John and Charles Ruggles conspired to rob a Wells Fargo Stagecoach just outside Shasta Ca. A man would be killed in the process and by July a clandestine community of men would circumvent the judicial process. Right or wrong, the moment cast a pall over California--as the photographic remnant would be disseminated worldwide.Further speculation about there the stolen gold was, might be or is goes on every today.On this episode, I am joined by Ryan McCloskey, most recently appearing on Discovery Channel's Expedition Unknown with Josh Gates, to discuss the dispositional theories of the loot.Inquires about the information accrued, interviews or so forth can be sent to [email protected] McCloskey can be found on Instagram: @Redding_cemetery_toursRyna was featured on Discovery Channel's "Expedition Uknown". The Great Gold Rush Shootout.
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  • The Oddest Cemetery in America
    Self-explanatory
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  • Michaelangelo Fatigue--Vis-a-vis Mark Twain
    The Goat--through the eyes of the GOAT.
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  • Where were the RUGGLES BROTHERS Buried?
    NOTE: The YouTube version off this has a video presentation to go along with the narrative!It can be found here:If you are in any way familiar with the saga of the Ruggles Brothers' 1892 robbery, killing and subsequent lynching at the hands of an anonymous, midnight populace, you may think that Smith Mountain Cemetery was their final resting place.As I discovered a few weeks ago, this is not the case, and while that part may not be a mystery to everyone, the actual burial site has been in obscurity for many years. Through a combination of Providence, technology and an obsessive need to keep looking, I have found it. Here is the brief rundown.
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  • Sorry for the absence. Good stuff on deck
    In which I fall on my sword for complete and utter dereliction. But I have my reasons.
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About Box Number Seven

Forged in the fire of a childhood addiction to mystery, trivia, and answers to questions that are seemingly never asked.From History, to Mystery, missing persons to the conspiratorial aside. Throw in some eschatology and intrigue, and maybe something interesting comes out the other side.But generally, I'm appropriating the Genre of "Historical Intrigue."I can be reached at: [email protected]
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