Lee M Miller

Get Lost Around Robinson Crusoe Island Lee M Miller

Do you dream of adventure? This short story is as true as I can tell it, with references and ships logs for why 'x' might truly mark to the spot. It begins with the 7th son of a shoemaker from the Firth of Forth in Fife Scotland. There are pirates hunting pirates, raids, shipwrecks, and the marooning of the real Robinson Crusoe. Fame and fortune follows, as well as an urban cave with a view. There are dying whispers of treasure. It is found, loaded, and then strangely returned to the island. Centuries later, an American businessman is given a copy of the coded instructions. Consumed, he spends the next 20 years digging and deciphering. In late 2019, this businessman was issued a permit by the Chilean government to excavate the area with heavy equipment. If he is right, there is $10 billion in royal Spanish treasure under the 'x'. Nothing new has been reported.