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Speaker 1: Welcome to Unexplained Extra with me Richard McClane Smith, where

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Speaker 1: for the weeks in between episodes, we look at stories

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Speaker 1: and ideas that, for one reason or other, didn't make

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Speaker 1: it into the previous show. In last week's episode, The

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Speaker 1: Longest Road, we wound our way through the strange and

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Speaker 1: mysterious tale of the Lost Dutchman's Mind. The story has

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Speaker 1: grown more and more convoluted over the years and has

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Speaker 1: captured many a colorful character in its web. Needless to say,

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Speaker 1: it was impossible to include everything in such a short

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Speaker 1: full time Lost Dutchman enthusiast celest Marie Jones. Starting in

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Speaker 1: the late nineteen fifties, Jones spent over thirty years stalking

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Speaker 1: both real and imagined in her epic quest to find

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Speaker 1: the treasure. But sadly, just like everyone else, she too

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Speaker 1: was eventually forced to concede defeat. It is also worth

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Speaker 1: the nineteen fifties. Though most believed the stones to be fake,

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Speaker 1: some maintained they are genuine artifacts dating back to eighteen

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Speaker 1: forty seven that were created by a member of the

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Speaker 1: famed Parolta family, upon whose apparent old abandoned mine the

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Speaker 1: this major aspect of the story is also heavily contested,

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Speaker 1: had ever even mind in the Superstition Mountains. Jesse Capon,

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Speaker 1: who tragic he died in two thousand and nine while

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Speaker 1: to lose their life in the process. The year after

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Speaker 1: his attempt, three men from Utah, forty nine year old

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Speaker 1: Curtis Merwith, sixty six year old Arden Charles, and forty

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Speaker 1: one year old Malcolm Meeks, also died after planning to

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Speaker 1: spend three days in the Superstitions as they hunted for

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Speaker 1: the gold. Their remains were found six months later, after

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Speaker 1: all three of them failed to return home. Though there

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Speaker 1: are numerous stories of lost gold and famed treasure hunts,

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Speaker 1: with perhaps the Oak Island mystery being the closest. Certainly

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Speaker 1: It does, however, give me an excuse to talk about

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Speaker 1: one of my favorite lost treasure locations, a curious mystical

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Speaker 1: place called Rein les Chateau. A narrow, dusty road leads

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Speaker 1: to Rein les Chateau, a quintessential southern French village perched

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Speaker 1: but Rein les Chateau is no ordinary place. For thousands

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Speaker 1: time residents, as well as over seven hundred books or

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Speaker 1: in one name. Baron Jay Sognier baronchet Sonnier was a

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Speaker 1: Roman Catholic priest who worked at Reine le Chateau from

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Speaker 1: if ready to inflict agony on any unsuspecting foe. This

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Speaker 1: in nineteen ten, the Bishoprick investigated and held Soornier to trial. Sornier, however,

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Speaker 1: Sournier's housekeeper, Marie Denarnaud, who'd inherited it when he died.

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Speaker 1: Courbeu claims that Denarnaud teased him with numerous tales about

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Speaker 1: He claimed that in eighteen ninety two, Sonier found a

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Speaker 1: people who've read the Da Vinci Code. Indeed, this real

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Speaker 1: who want it to be so much more. Ultimately, what

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Speaker 1: rein Le Chateau shows us is even the world's biggest

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