The Secret a Treasure Hunt San Francisco
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- Sup everyone! This video is a companion to our San Francisco podcast episode. It is meant to give some visual examples as well as show the scale of the area we are discussing. You can find the full podcast episode at
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I appreciate all the hard work everyone in the secret community has put into the San Francisco area. I was born near San Francisco in the 70s but my parents moved to Texas in 79. We have visited family there many times. With all the hints of the Fairmont and the info you talked about the candy and Aces parking and the radio station really seam to put it in that area. At the hotel or Huntington Park nearby. Powell Street at California seems to check all the boxes. The brink planter with wall behind it with square air holes is genius. Cheers and good luck casque hunters.
Where did the story of Sandy and Byron going to the Tonga Room originate from?
I just got goosebumps. I started this video in an uber headed to the Marina from SOMA & I expected this video to be about golden gate park. He says fairmont and i look up and im next to the fairmont! Loving a new twist and will have to investigate.
I live ten blocks from the fairmont lol
When I’m not working on the St. Augustine puzzle, this is my other favorite one to work on. Will definitely look into the Fairmont as part of the solution. However, I did find an exact image match from St Augustine to a map. This is the first concrete evidence that I know of for that puzzle. Happy Hunting
How Cool, Thanks George, a new way to look at the puzzle
From my dad, "Twain lived at the Lick House. Which is the brownstone building that survived 1906 EQ/fire, located directly across from Fairmont."
The lick house is actually located at Montgomery and sutter streets based on my research
The free mason building is on the corner and above the door the mres a clue I don't wanna say here cause no one speaks of it. But maybe it's cause you can only see it if you live here like I do lol
If there's one buried at the Fairmont then it certainly seems more plausible one could also be on the grounds of the Mount Stephen Club
Why???
This may sound dumb but could the item of Twain's attention be the Top of the Mark?
It could be that “ Near ace is high” relates to the prior verse “ high posts are three”. Telling you the near “one “ is the highest.
The rose stem and the Fairmont f are almost identical, someone in some facebook group pointed it out and I can't get over
was thinking the same exact thing when I was looking at that on google maps...
I believe that you are in the vicinity of locating the box in front of the Aces parking garage. My question is this. Is there a man hole in the middle of the street or the sidewalk ? Giant Pole and Giant Step I believe refers to a man hole in the ground and the box could be kept at the bottom.
It's giant pole not giant hole dude!
Wonder if the rose stem is intended to resemble the Fairmont F logo
Good job George and big ups to you and Brett and Matt and Linda and all for putting this together for us. [Even though you do not have a casque in hand, I am also 99.9% sure that you guys solved SF.]
Amazing video! You guys are awesome, this should leave zero doubt in anyone’s mind. Too bad the casque wasn’t able to be dug up but I at least hope you all get credit for finding it. Great work!
great video! you have a new subscriber!! working on my own solution and will find out if i am correct very soon. it does involve the letter f and the number 3 but fairmont took me by surprise!!!
JFC I literally have stood outside of that stone door when going to the Tonga Room for my dad's bday
Just purchased the book. You're missing a key part to your theory.
Do you know if there is something Similar in Europe, especially in Germany?
No no no.. this is the prime month to find this one.. "air smells sweet" refers to the smell of sweet strawberries in june 🍓.yep.. that's all you get from me.
6:51 to 7:39 ... Flying A Service sign is ... Associated Oil Company (Flying A) - an American oil and gas company once headquartered in San Francisco
yes, where did they show how the word ACE is decided? A company named Ace, using a sign that wasn't "Ace". Anyone thing that is an odd? clue to sign to proof?
@@JohnGoodfellow-b1uA = ace in poker terms
This has to be the intended way
Sorry y’all I found that in 2020 between underneath rocks inside the tree by mark twains path by Japanese garden
But then why isn't it in your hands. I'm just messing with you
Awesome 😎
It's a very strong theory.
Are you sure the 3 high posts where made of wood back in the days, because now they seem in metal ?
In your theory, the beginning is very convincing, but after «Near ace is high», the rest of the verse seem unsolved.
What is running north, but first across ?
What is the object of Twain's attention ?
What is the giant pole ?
Also, we are not even 100% sure this is the good verse for San Francisco... Matching the verse and the picture should be priority number one. Like the Japanese hints says we need to decode the combination of numbers from the poems. It seems easy but nobody find a way in 40 years.
It says you should start with the numbers but personally I think it means the co-ordinates from the paintings which is the only conclusive way of knowing each city. No one knew about them back then and this was the hint.
@@user-os7ec4dm8x I just find it very strange that there is no system to paired the picture and the verse. It must have some rational and logical way better than just guessing.
I just finish to listen at the podcast and it answer all my questions. Now I'm very convince this is the right spot. It is the best San Francisco theory I have ear about.
My only question now is how clean are those planter boxes ? What I have understand is that they used GPR to search it. But is it possible that those tools are not 100% effective to find a casque. It would be totally certain if you dig it with a shovel. Or maybe a misunderstand the process of searching in those planter boxes.
Oh it's here in San Francisco
@@TimelessCyborg-gt9rothere's an all seeing camera watching and if they catch you. You'll be charged the highest bill they can charge you and there's a free mason house right across the street always watching (justice for digging in their trap garden 🪤)...tho people can steal anything out of stores and not much happens. Or you can do every drug and nothing happens or you can poop on the sidewalk and flys have parties. But if you dig in the dirt like kids and dogs can do...oh my God your soul is gonna get locked up and they will steal your life over a stupid (but extremely fun)casque hidden in 1981 that no one can unearth lol. But damn it someones gotta do it. If banksy can put his art all over illegally and no one stops it. Then by your mother's box. I'm going to unearth that casque and get me a clean vagina from 1981 lol
I figured out the "near ace" clue.
Is it the garage?
OK I understand. 😉
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Does anybody else have a “solve” that doesn’t have anything to do with the Fairmont? Or GGP? But has everything to do with the lip shape, like the rose and the leaves in the image, and the pearl? I want to say where I think it is, but don’t want to ruin the fun for everyone.
Where do u think it is. I live in San Francisco and will look for u
@@FrankDilligafJester I think it's at the Palace of Fine Arts. I've never been there, just Google Streetview searched to "see" there. Everything is giant, super-sized. The lake and adjoining building are shaped like lips, sideways. You can see lips in the painting, particularly the rose and its leaves. The pearl is the dome of the palace. Her fingers give clues to the whereabouts of the "giant steps", the right hand is pointing down in between the third and fourth square on her left sleeve, and the left hand is pointing across, in between the 4 and 5 squares on her right sleeve. You can see on Google the giant steps at the exit at the northeast (I believe) part of the dome. If you go 4 stones across from the bottom and down 3 from the top, in between, you find the step where the casque is buried. The window in the painting is a window in a house across the street from the lake with its curtains pulled closed. The new street view doesn't show curtains drawn, and there are several arched windows that could be it. When you see it, you see it.
I know where it's at...
My I ask where you think it's at n I live in San Francisco and am willing to look
... no joke.
I have a key somewhere else... 100%... it seems that no one wants to pay attention to me because I am in Spain... I share all the information, if you want. I'll give you a clue... which is the only illustration that has the full name of JJP - San Francisco... that is, in SF.... GGP...
Why the serpent? The clock? The spheres? The woman? Lincoln? Heir? Not far a Way, North, but first a Cross. Why GGP shape? What's the serpent's attention? HOW are the landmarks connected?////
Listen to the podcast episode, most of their reasoning is there, as for the woman and Dragon, have you read The Secret?
@@user-os7ec4dm8x your ideas are just a bunch of random nonsense. You must ask yourself why the verse is so vague, how do you determine which stone wall, which Giant step, which Giant pole. It's how they are connected and its so simple. Cheers.
@@brantislan I mean it's not my ideas Im just pointing out that the dragon and possibly woman are mentioned in the story. I agree it's vague, in this case the Fairmont F is in the picture, the backwrds G ad H is obviously a point of view marker, three posts and justice are there to see, you find all them and you see a stone wall that sticks out due to the difference between the rest of the building , you don't have to 'start' at the door, it's all there to see. You can't see all them clues from Golden Gate Park. Having said all that I don't really see how they found the planter using the squares in the dress.
Do you know Fairmont has everything to do with the free Masons and our presidents. Stuff no one talks about. Secrets the government don't want YOU to know about. And Lincoln was a president and also went to the Bohemian Grove but we all know why they killed him cause he went against the system we are all still in. So funny that a group of people can and will arrest people for digging in the ground for a silly casque in groups where Byron didn't have permission either lol but whatever. It is what it is. I'm gonna unearth it lol
@@user-os7ec4dm8xthe garage wall has squares shhhhh
Im gonna solve image 3...i got this...its in a park that won't let me dig
Go after midnight and just be secretive and clean up your mess. I always bring bags and cardboard for the dirt. So then cleaning up is super fast
@@FrankDilligafJester ok come with me, to new york
@@marksoberay2318 im in San Francisco no vehicle other than my chevrolegs 🦵🦵 and my lambrofeeties 🦶 🦶
@@marksoberay2318 and I've never been to New york
@@marksoberay2318 I’ve been working on the nyc solve for the past few years. I’m convinced him of hard word in 3 vols is a nod Andrew Carnegie. Carnegie steel and his philanthropy work building libraries in nyc, Brooklyn to be specific. Him of hard word in 3 vols, from the middle of one branch of the v, Byron’s love of literature and his daughter guessing he would bury one on the grounds of a library make me think it’s a Carnegie library in Brooklyn but which one? Hamilton library makes a lot of sense but I can’t be certain.
I'm sorry. According to my calculations, neither The Fairmont, nor the letter "F" ... play .. ANY part, in this puzzle. I CAN tell you, though, .. EXACTLY.. where the cask is hidden, and The Solution to the riddle....
Care to explain why you think this?
Who gives a sh*t about your calculations? Explain or shut up.
I will shock you soon! You know nothing!
I solved this one it is at the James.A Garfield statue by the conservation of flowers at the Golden Gate Park
As soon as you know Fairmont was a major clue spoken by someone who worked on the book, you'd be pretty dumb to be looking anywhere else aside from around there, also sounds from the sky, the Japanese clue pretty much confirmed it was some sort of radio station clue, so it seems obvious when you see the old photo.
Education/Justice again the Japanese clue says you need to tie it into the prev line not far away, meaning the 3 wooden posts are there aswell, so that confirms it.
Shame the casque seems to have gone over the years, I suspect aside from one or two others, the rest have gone the same way. Unless the planter you mention isnt the giant step,
The Giant step Giant pole is up for interpretation. Just like in the podcast we say it's somewhere down Powell Street.
Maybe someone can find a better one maybe the one we thought wasn't what Byron intended.
Definitely don't agree with the assessment that San Fran is a closed case as a result of this information. It is unfortunate that we are putting more weight in outside comments than Byron's puzzle. So, we can't trust a trained communicator to communicate the answer to his own puzzle, but we can trust outside sources to not misinterpret something they observed and accurately remember details from 40 years ago, when we don't fully know what those comments are based on? I am certainly not knocking the research or the abundance of compelling connections and arguments, but to say this is a closed case, and that it qualifies as stupidity to look elsewhere, is very premature. Seems awfully circumstantial to me.
Lots of things are within 15 minutes of the Tonga Room, assuming that number is accurate. If it's in a planter at the Fairmont, that seems like a long time to be away especially given how quickly JJP describes Byron's digging, although its arguable. Would he also not be concerned with being spotted while digging by someone also patronizing the Tonga Room, or possibly an employee, especially given the parking garage entrance is right there? That doesn't seem like great cover. I also wonder about the legal implications of digging on private property and if Byron was willing to test that.
And do we have confirmation that Byron actually did bury it during the date as opposed to having second thoughts? What if he had been caught and arrested or kicked off property?
The logistics of this spot are very suspicious to me. The planter appears to have a fairly shallow projection for fitting a 6in box into, potentially with plants there, and could be potentially dangerous depending on how "giant" of a "step" we are meant to take, which is seemingly unspecified. I also wonder what the giant pole would have been, which should be directly related to our "giant step". Of course, in order to be "giant", it must be unusually large, which rules out most common contenders like average flag poles. Definitely unsure how we would conclusively identify a precise dig spot. I'm sure we have no way of knowing what was in this planter 40 years ago at the time Byron would have dug, but it seems to have been packed with plants since 2008.
And lots of things begin with the letter F. I know some people believe Coit Tower is involved, which is about 8 minutes from the Tonga Room and adjacent to Filbert St.
The issue with outside information like this, even if from close sources, is that it isn't coming direct from Byron, and we don't know what it is based on. Context is important. What if the "Fairmont clue" referred to was simply the fact that Byron left the Fairmont while on a date with Sandy to bury the casque. Otherwise, which individual clue from Byron's puzzle is decisively referencing the Fairmont?
I still have to listen to the podcast to give a fair assessment, but my concern is this: how is the puzzle clearly communicating this answer? How would we arrive at the same answer relying exclusively on Byron's puzzle? I see many compelling connections, but given that there is one answer for each case, there are many extremely compelling interpretations that are objectively wrong, some of which could possibly be the result of red herring solutions. In my own research, I have abandoned countless compelling connections because those interpretations did not lead to a comprehensive solution that makes sense of the majority of provided information in a compelling way. Look at Lake Park and verse 8 Montreal as a prime example. By some measures, those are both very compelling proposals, and yet, at least one of those is wrong. Food for thought.
Cleveland has proven planter boxes are fair game. It just feels like their needs to be a bigger green space where this one has its final resting location. I fully admit I'm biased based on the other three found casques.