A self-confessed treasure hunter has uncovered her greatest discovery yet while renovating a 110-year-old rural Aussie home. Dyanna Sawyer and her family moved into the property, built in 1915 ...

“I became the family’s resident treasure hunter,” Posey said in the documentary. The release of Fenn’s memoir reignited a spark from Posey’s childhood, he said in “Gold & Greed ...

Cynthia Meachum, a retired field service engineer from Rio Rancho, New Mexico, became one of the most recognizable figures in the decade-long search for Forrest Fenn’s treasure. Her involvement ...

Fenn didn’t help during his many media interviews by throwing in clues and things about his nature that may have thrown people off the trail, but as we saw from the three treasure hunter groups ...

The hunter has become the hunted. At the very beginning of Netflix’s Gold & Greed: The Hunt for Fenn’s Treasure, in an aside to the production team, Justin Posey reveals he has hidden a treasure of ...

What's more of a surprise is that, within minutes of the series starting, a treasure hunter (a man named Justin Posey) admits that he's done something bizarre with his own treasure He's not ...

“Gold & Greed” doesn’t only tell the story of the hunt for Fenn’s treasure, which ended in 2020. It also serves as the launching pad for a new hunt. Justin Posey, a hunter who didn’t ...

Still brazenly toying with the law, when Gwent Police posted a picture of Powell on their Facebook appealing to his whereabouts, the treasure-hunter commented that he didn't like the image they ...

One treasure hunter described the obsession, saying Fenn and his treasure “lived rent-free” in his head all hours of the day. Santanu Das is an Entertainment writer at Sportskeeda. He honed ...

Illustrations via: Paramount ... photorealistic artwork of curvaceous women adorned more than 1,200 pulp paperbacks, as well as classic movie posters for “Breakfast at Tiffany’s,” featuring ...

Robert E McGinnis, an illustrator whose lusty, photorealistic artwork of curvaceous women adorned more than 1,200 pulp paperbacks ... found work in advertising illustration.

"A person came to the back of the cave and went through their hunting gear piece by piece: 'This is good. This is not good. I need to remake this leather pouch a little bit.' And then went on ...